Is CERN Spying on You?

Who owns the Internet? Despite the claim, it is not Al Gore. Nor did he invent the Internet. It was developed by a man named Vannevar Bush (no relation). Bush was working for the government at the time, but didn’t develop it for the government. However, they used his technology to develop communications between scientists of the CERN project.

Little do people realize, that Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, known as CERN, is given credit for the usage of the Internet. Why is a scientific laboratory interested in the Internet? Because it was the means in which its scientists communicate. In order to maintain its right to the development and prevent their technology from being duplicated, CERN made an agreement to allowing public access to the stream of information known as the worldwide web. The public is on the Internet 2.0 system. CERN has allowed the public to access and utilize it.

The greater concern is the D-Wave Quantum supercomputer, which computes information for CERN, that is the mainframe for the Internet. Why is that a concern? If the D-Wave computer, capable of processing the amount of information of that of 7 billion people, has that much influence, we can only imagine what access it has to our information that we voluntarily and freely offer in our daily searches, input, and uploads on Social Media and other platforms. Do we wonder if it is able to monitor every bit of the traffic of information we input?

Google has a governmental contract for data and development. That raises suspicion as to what back doors are available to the government for access to our information. Along with Google, they have the ability to capture all our information that we input and volunteer. And Google is the third party between the government and privacy. Do you really think they have restricted access for government officials for your information?

Google is the most popular search engine. They are used to utilize voice commands, voice dictation, and search engine algorithms. That means every bit of information poured from our finger tips and mouthed in vicinity of audio equipment is recorded and collected for data access. The search engines conduct what is called “data mining,” which categorizes all our information. It is also assumed that a profile is kept on EVERY citizen through this means. While we voluntarily offer it by our usage of searches.

Every keystroke, searches, and audio sounds are captured and our algorithms are recorded and categorized. By access to the Web we allow that information be tapped. And further our acceptance of platforms and Social Media allows our permission. While some things are claimed to be “private,” we give enough volunteer access by the patterns we perform and our habits. All those Facebook games and trivia we play our nothing more than accessible tools that measure our reactions and pattern our behavior. And that is used in a predictive profile of our abilities, knowledge, and tolerance to the direction the Elite want to take us.

When Obama refused to sign an agreement with the ICANN rights for the Internet after expiration on October 1, it put it up for negotiation in which is was said that the U.N. would have bid. Not sure exactly where it is now. But that means the new agents do NOT need to comply with the U.S. Constitution of the right to free speech. Nor the privacy thereof.

Original article found at http://jimdukeperspective.com/who-owns-the-internet/