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To: Zincman who wrote (85315)	2/12/2013 2:03:20 AM
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yeah, why worry about privacy anyway: it was like totally overrated anyhow "RIOT - Rapid Information Overlay Technology – is social network mining software which lets “the US government and industry” gather literally trillions of pieces of information from cyberspace – from not only Facebook and Twitter, but from all of the net and networks and use it to construct “an entire snapshot of a person's life – their friends,the physical places they visit and their tracks through the web, their credit cards and their bank accounts– with a few clicks of a button. And use that information to predict what you'll do next. Think of it as Google for spies. Or the political police. But don't worry, defense contractor Raytheon didn't sell the technology. They “shared” it. rawstory.com

To: Zincman who wrote (85315)	2/12/2013 2:05:24 AM
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“If you went to the airport 15 years ago and somebody felt you up, it was called a sexual assault, not pre-boarding,” Davis said. “From that, to the ‘kill list,’ to indefinite detention, liberty’s kind of gone by the wayside. Ben Franklin said, ‘Anyone who would trade their liberty for security deserves neither,’ and here we are now.” http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/02/09/ex-gitmo-prosecutor-slams-drone-policy-since-911-weve-been-the-constrained-and-the-cowardly/