Tired of Government Spying? Here’s How to Prepare

A giant spying network throughout the United States.

The government has more information on every person residing in this nation than any other government has ever had, citing information posted on the Internet. The newest of these spy systems is the government’s collection of cellphones and land-line information. The information being stored on citizens is every call ever made, all purchases, all emails, all text messages, Internet searches, health information, employment history and social networking and travel records and student records. Go figure.

In recent days, Senator Ron Wyden wanted some answers, as to how many Americans are being spied on. He put a hold on FISA Amendment Act. This act will give the government the benefit to use wiretapping programs. It was explained this was to be used on people outside the country. However, it was found that the government is conducting widespread surveillance of U.S. citizens. NSA claims they cannot admit they’re doing this intrusion because that would obstruct the rights of Americans.

According to Reuters, the current administration is preparing intelligence agencies trained to spy on citizens. The goal is to identify and track calls by terrorists, trace syndicates with criminal intent, curb corruption and expose laundering schemes.

What Can the Average American Do?

The NSA was appointed back in the Bush administration to gather and store all records on citizens in this country. NSA, American Civil Liberties, and other organizations are hollering that rights of citizens are being ignored. The U.S. has set so many systems into place, including satellite cameras in outer space.

Organizations being trained and prepared to spy on citizens are many, such as the FBI, all branches of the military, state and local police in every state, engagement of private companies, medical personnel, and firemen to name a few. These Americans who are neighbors and are compiling information in unbelievable amounts on private citizens.

To uncover this secret network is a daunting task by the ACLU. Many agree that it isn’t legal or morally right to gather information so sensitive on unsuspecting and innocent people.

It’s felt that freedom for which this country was founded has been breached. Citizens need to be aware of the organizations that can peer into their private lives such as, the FBI, Homeland Security, NSA and the Defense Department, intelligence agencies, state and local enforcement officials.

Uncontrollable Spying is on the Way, Head for the Hills.

Start storing foods that have a life of 20-25 years, collect an array of weapons, such as, knives, and guns and instruct family members on proper and safe use. Teach family members self-defense, collect blankets and household items for lengthy stays, and ample water supply, and a security system. Security companies throughout the Internet would make the claim that wireless technology can make security systems easier than ever to monitor.

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By Charles Clark