Law Enforcement Now The Enemy

Imagine a group of people who have always trusted their leaders to be moral and just in their methods.  The people could trust in the security of their charter which had been passed down from the founders. Right to privacy in our conversations.  The right to assemble in groups without suspicion.  The right to defense through whatever weapon we choose to use in such defense.  Then imagine a criminal who wants to loot that group of people and enslave them, forcing them to become his crime syndicate or be threatened with being put into a dungeon or murdered.  First he promises them miracles in exercising supervision over the charter. Once put into power, he turns on them, criminalizes every item of the charter and then demands worship. To ensure compliance, he borrows from some of his other criminal groups and puts a police and military force over them to ensure they don’t rise up against him. Anyone who he doesn’t like, he has his military or policing groups plant evidence on the bodies of those slain… just as we are seeing from our police and military forces today…

Screw Micro$haft! Use Linux!

Microsoft has given in to the federal government’s wiretapping and eavesdropping requests! I went to a friend’s house one evening to help figure out a problem for him.  He was using Windows Vista.  He complained that it seemed like someone was using his computer, as several times per day he would notice his hard drive lights flickering heavily for a few minutes and that his modem would show one-minute periods of activity when he wasn’t even using any online applications.

I used my own Linux network observation equipment from home to watch the traffic going into and out of his computer for a couple of days, with his permission of course.  What I found is quite alarming!  The traffic was going to several servers linked to Microsoft AND one federal agency.  And it was encrypted! Knowing that the only way something can go from a computer in encrypted format, I knew the computer has to have encryption keys on the hard drive.  So I did some research online and found that Microsoft has encryption / secure keys on computers, and so does the federal government, in the form of NSA KEYS!  NSA stands for National Security Agency, located in Maryland.