Privacy is dead and our freedom is soon to follow

In the Age that we are entering, every person must regain his or her sovereignty, and in so doing become as a Pharaoh. The days of charismatic leaders and saviors are over; no one is going to rescue us from the mess we have created. Each of us must step up to the plate and re-member ourselves, and our sacred purpose for being here on the planet, now.

[Shamanic Mysteries of Egypt by Nicki Scully and Linda Star Wolf]

“Privacy is dead, get over it,” says privacy expert Steven Rambam. In this very long but incredibly illuminating look at modern data mining, he gives deep insight into the possibilities of privacy invasion through tools that are freely available on the internet. Websites like Myspace, Facebook, Monster.com, Amazon, and Blogger are making it really easy for private investigators like him and “big brother” to know everything about us. With tongue in cheek, he actually thanks Google and the like for making his job so easy!

Unfortunately, many individuals remain indifferent to privacy invasions. Despite knowing that services like Gmail analyze emails for targeted advertising, few express concern over the potential misuse of their data. This apathy allows corporations to exploit personal information without accountability.. How many of us know that Google reads every one of our emails inside the Gmail application? Maybe most of us, but who really cares? not many. Google tells us that they do this data mining so that they can select the appropriate ad to load inside the application. What they don’t tell you is that once they have our data, we have absolutely no right to do anything about it. They can sell it, cross-reference it, and massage it to their heart’s content to find out exactly who you really are. Cell phones are another gaping gash in our personal privacy veil. When you marry GPS telephony and your cell phone habits, your cell phone essentially becomes you. Not only do data-miners know where you are, but they know what your searching for, buying, reading, who your calling, and who your friends are — all of which help to connect the dots and reveal your “soul.”

Using platforms like Facebook, Gmail, and Twitter significantly compromises your privacy. These services collect extensive data, making it challenging to protect personal information from being accessed or sold. These services collect extensive data, making it difficult to protect personal information from being accessed or sold. I am not sure about you, but I have used all of these web sites, and I think everyone I know has done the same. Don’t believe me? Check this video out and decide for yourself.

To safeguard privacy, individuals should use privacy-focused tools, limit data sharing online, and regularly update security settings. Although removing data from databases is difficult, these steps can minimize exposure.d being mindful of the information they share online. By signing up for their services, we essentially sold our soul. Well, not exactly our “soul” but we did sell our physical identity to these corporate vampires. The good news is that we can transcend the mundane layers of ego that keep us bound to this physical realm and seek a higher path of self realization. The bad news is that until the day we are vibrating on the higher planes of conscious awareness and have transcended the mundane urges to eat, sleep, and pay bills, we should care about our freedoms beginning with our basic privacy, because by not caring we are putting ourselves and our family in danger. If you think it is bad now, you’re in for a huge shock. Over the next 2 years things will get worse.

Credible sources suggest that America may face significant changes in the next two years, with privacy and freedom erosion posing challenges to liberty and autonomy. This shift could transform the nation fundamentally.. The erosion of privacy and freedom could transform the nation, challenging the ideals of liberty and personal autonomy.. The once “Land of the Free” will become the “Land of the dire”. Despite overwhelming public sentiment upon his election, President Obama is not what he appears to be. He is not the “savior”, but like those that came before him, he serves as a puppet to the elite class — the “evil wizards behind the proverbial curtain,” so to speak. The same ruling families that hijacked the US financial system in 1913 with the creation of the Federal Reserve, are still at it today weaving their web of deceit through the media, multinational corporations, and puppet governments. Their agenda is simple: A world government and total control of the masses.

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Moving on… Alex Jones comes out with a new documentary called The Fall of the Republic today. I recently viewed his last documentary, The Obama Deception, and I must say I was shocked and enraged.

If you’re still reading this and have not already fainted, swore at the screen, or punched someone, congratulations, you’re a saint! Seriously, the more I investigate this information, the more disgusted I am with our society and how much we have lost our way and enslaved ourselves to the system and the evil hands that rule it. I mean, if you’re thinking of punching someone, you should put yourself in front of the mirror and think about hitting the guy looking back at you. We only have ourselves to blame for this mess, because we bought the story those “snake oil peddlers” sold us.

Modern society is a total disgrace — a far cry from the divine life we left when we fell to this physical world. The elite ruling class is laughing at us, and according to my source, they have stepped up their agenda to gain absolute control. Apparently, there will be a big squeeze on the economy, pushing inflation through the roof and devaluing the dollar such that Americans will be so poor they will not be able to travel. The truth be told, and it’s an old story, but Gold and Silver are all that we can rely on. Paper money is a scam, and soon those Federal Reserve notes will be worthless. There is talk now of a Euro-centric oil trade system and dropping the “greenback” like a pile of turd.

U.S. media often suggests that Iran could be the next focus of American military action. While nuclear concerns are cited, economic factors, such as oil trade dynamics, may also influence these narratives. The anticipated excuse is Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons program. However economic reasons may have more to do with U.S. concerns over Iran than any weapons of mass destruction.

Growing speculation over the potential end to dollar-based trading in the oil market may be part of the reason gold prices have rallied beyond $1,020 an ounce to stand near their highest level in 18 months.

And the strength was kept even as several top officials, including Saudi central bank chief Muhammad al-Jasser, denied the report.

Gulf Arab states, along with China, Russia, Japan, and France, are planning to put an end to dollar-based trading in the oil market, according to an exclusive report published Tuesday in the U.K. by The Independent.

“News on gold’s expected future role in oil transactions between these trading partners has sent the price past $1,020,” said Peter Spina, chief investment analyst at GoldSeek.com.

See: Potential end of dollar-based oil deals helps gold shine (Marketwatch)

The reliance on the Federal Reserve note is becoming increasingly unstable. As the dollar weakens, investing in tangible assets like gold and silver can provide financial security amidst economic uncertainty.. By 2012 the dollar will be dead. In 2003 Gold was around $300 and silver was around $6 per ounce. They are the only real currency of value. Buy gold and silver now if you don’t already have it, not for the investment, but simply to have possession of a bonafide form of currency.

The bankers appear to be moving in with their entire program (strategies) all at once, rather than just one at a time. It could be related to the hysteria surrounding the Mayan 2012 “End of the world as we know it” date. Whatever the reasons, it is obvious that things are moving very fast — bills are being passed to take more and more of our freedoms away under the guise of homeland security and public health; the economy is hurting, people are being dumbed down with sport, beer and the McDonalds diet; health care is evaporating, people are getting sicker, and our children are getting poisoned with vaccines. It’s all part of their global agenda to reduce the population, control those left over and bring in a New World Order.

It’s time to wake up and take action. Rise up and use what freedoms you still have to save yourself and your loved ones.

FAQ

Q: How can individuals protect their online privacy?

A: To protect online privacy, use encrypted communication tools, avoid sharing sensitive information on social media, regularly update passwords, and utilize privacy-focused search engines and browsers.

Q: Why is privacy considered important in the digital age?

A: Privacy is crucial in the digital age as it safeguards personal information from misuse, ensures freedom of expression, and protects individuals from identity theft and surveillance.

Q: What are the risks of data mining?

A: Data mining can lead to privacy invasion, identity theft, and unauthorized data sharing. It can also result in targeted advertising and manipulation based on personal data analysis.

Q: Can privacy be fully restored once it’s compromised?

A: Once privacy is compromised, it is challenging to fully restore it. However, individuals can take steps to minimize future exposure and protect their remaining privacy.

Q: What role do corporations play in privacy erosion?

A: Corporations often collect and analyze personal data for profit, contributing to privacy erosion. Their practices can lead to data breaches and unauthorized data sharing.

Q: How does government surveillance impact privacy?

A: Government surveillance can infringe on individual privacy by monitoring communications and collecting data without consent, potentially leading to a loss of personal freedoms.