CIA To Monitor Internet Chatter For Anti-Government Sentiment (enemy, Israel, polls)

[KRAMERCAT]

Thanks for the chump 'Change', Obama.

'In the 2005 movie V For Vendetta, a film about a totalitarian society ruled by a fascist government with an iron surveillance fist, there’s a scene where state spooks drive down a residential street with a gadget that records the conversations people are having inside their homes and gives them a rating on how antagonistic towards the authorities they are.

A frighteningly similar scenario is now on the horizon with the news that the CIA’s investment arm In-Q-Tel is putting cash into Visible Technologies, a company that monitors the output of social media, in order to “Read your blog posts, keep track of your Twitter updates — even check out your book reviews on Amazon,” reports Wired News.

Of course, the fact that the U.S. government and the military have been overloading the Internet with pro-war propaganda and trolls who are paid to cheerlead for the war on terror and attack critics is an admitted part of their cyberwarfare agenda, and Israel has done the same.

However, the prospect of the CIA closely monitoring social networking websites, whose content largely comprises of inane gossip and sophomoric blabber, shows just how afraid the establishment is of rising popular opposition to their agenda'.

Alex Jones’ Prison Planet.com » CIA To Monitor Internet Chatter For Anti-Government Sentiment

[obo]

Doesn't surprise me at all. It's only going to get worse.

[irspow]

I hate the Federal Occupying Force. Add that to my file evil overlords

[DC at the Ridge]

Doesn't the CIA know that domestic spying is supposed to be done by the FBI? Darn it! No wonder the two can't get along. Always stepping on each other's toes.....

[AeroGuyDC]

To the forum members who often ask why people think their rights are being eroded by our government, this one's for you.

[mikemeatball]

I actually feel safer, because I get nothing to hide from CIA/FBI.

[groar]

Originally Posted by mikemeatball

I actually feel safer, because I have nothing to hide from CIA/FBI.

worst attitude.

[DC at the Ridge]

Originally Posted by mikemeatball

I actually feel safer, because I have nothing to hide from CIA/FBI.

Ah, but do you feel more free or less free, that is the question.

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by KRAMERCAT

Thanks for the chump 'Change', Obama.

'In the 2005 movie V For Vendetta, a film about a totalitarian society ruled by a fascist government with an iron surveillance fist, there’s a scene where state spooks drive down a residential street with a gadget that records the conversations people are having inside their homes and gives them a rating on how antagonistic towards the authorities they are.

A frighteningly similar scenario is now on the horizon with the news that the CIA’s investment arm In-Q-Tel is putting cash into Visible Technologies, a company that monitors the output of social media, in order to “Read your blog posts, keep track of your Twitter updates — even check out your book reviews on Amazon,” reports Wired News.

Of course, the fact that the U.S. government and the military have been overloading the Internet with pro-war propaganda and trolls who are paid to cheerlead for the war on terror and attack critics is an admitted part of their cyberwarfare agenda, and Israel has done the same.

However, the prospect of the CIA closely monitoring social networking websites, whose content largely comprises of inane gossip and sophomoric blabber, shows just how afraid the establishment is of rising popular opposition to their agenda'.

Alex Jones’ Prison Planet.com » CIA To Monitor Internet Chatter For Anti-Government Sentiment

Here's where you lost me.

"Recent scientific polls that show around 84% don't believe the government's explanation behind 9/11..."


Take your medication and lay down until the voices stop.

[mikemeatball]

Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge

Ah, but do you feel more free or less free, that is the question.

Well, freedom never come without price.