[Banff]

Excellent I remove my terrorist attack beleif on 9/11 and don't need to put on a Tinfoil hat , the odds of a conspiracy are far too high , and their is that chance those who believe it was a terrorist attack could very well be the ones wearing the tinfoil hat . 47 story building falls 5 hours after twin towers ?

[Scrappy]

I beg to differ, tin foil clashes with my long red hair. Saran wrap, I can see me wearing that on rainy days thou.

[Banff]

Scrappy Scrappy:

I beg to differ, tin foil clashes with my long red hair. Saran wrap, I can see me wearing that on rainy days thou.

tinfoil hat on a rainy day? ...wear earplugs that could get loud , like putting your head in a snare drum

[Lola]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

I oppose this kind of thing on civil liberty grounds - I do not want to walk around as in Britain with Big Brother constantly watching from a camera.

In the not-so-distant future microchipped people will walk around Britain and they'll be on camera and anyone monitoring those cameras will have the personal information of everyone they watch at their fingertips. As it is, RFID on some credit cards makes it possible for US Homeland Security to see what credit cards you have when you come through their checkpoints.

Sorry, but I'm with the CT guys on this one if only for the fact that such things can happen and should absolutely be prevented.

Bart, do you find it noteable that a younger generation of children is growing up thinking it is entirely normal to voluntarily make one's life visible through technology to the masses, i.e. to be on camera at all times? I'm thinking youTube, reality tv etc. I constantly battle within myself using online tools for the convenience of keeping in touch with far flung family and friends and the reality that once it's out there...

As it is, my debit card tracks my general whereabouts quite effectively throughout a common day. I don't think I would be shocked at the way in which my daily life could be reconstructed through the tech. already in use. Debit cards, library cards, even my oil change on my car today has been logged. I'm no Luddite, but sometimes I feel anxiety at the pervasiveness of technology in my daily life. Or perhaps more accurately, the awareness of how much of my life is actually 'private'.

(edited capping of Luddite)

[Biblical_Christian]

Just in Florida alone. There is a nightclub or a restaurant, the first seatings that given first are the ones with the microchip in there body. There is also in the new vehicles IN the driver side doors there is a microchip for tracking. I think all this media hype about Ppl stealing ID's and credit card numbers is buncha baloney. THey are there to dube the masses.

[BartSimpson]

ziggy ziggy:

hurley_108 hurley_108:

[offtopic] Nice trick with the avatar, ziggy! [/offtopic]

Thank's,I wonder how many people clicked the RCMP link to see what I was jailed for,actually I was in the hoosegow delivering another Quran to Abbas as the guard tried to flush his copy down the toilet and plugged it up big time. Visitor hours are tight,when I leave the bars will come off.

Guilty as charged! I was curious what it was that could have landed you in jail! I just can't imagine you doing something to warrant that.

[BartSimpson]

Lola Lola:

Bart, do you find it noteable that a younger generation of children is growing up thinking it is entirely normal to voluntarily make one's life visible through technology to the masses, i.e. to be on camera at all times? I'm thinking youTube, reality tv etc. I constantly battle within myself using online tools for the convenience of keeping in touch with far flung family and friends and the reality that once it's out there...

As it is, my debit card tracks my general whereabouts quite effectively throughout a common day. I don't think I would be shocked at the way in which my daily life could be reconstructed through the tech. already in use. Debit cards, library cards, even my oil change on my car today has been logged. I'm no Luddite, but sometimes I feel anxiety at the pervasiveness of technology in my daily life. Or perhaps more accurately, the awareness of how much of my life is actually 'private'.

(edited capping of Luddite)

Thus the growing numbers of young people seeking to "live off the grid".
There's almost a 1960's hippie-style counter culture growing out of the 1990's anarchist movement. I can't say I'm entirely disapproving of them.

[Robodoon]

Here is the whole video, its worth watching.

The most horrible part is when Rockefeller ask russo "Why do you care about the people, what does it matter what happens to them"

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0918&hl=en VIDEO LINK

I don't agree with russo's past, but I hope he can help now...and I think he can.