Comments on: New Swedish spy law ‘too flossy’ http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16389 p2pnet.net - reader powered Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:11:09 -0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16389/comment-page-1#comment-596780 Reader's Write Thu, 17 Jul 2008 01:21:32 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16389#comment-596780 Come to England if you want to see cameras. Soon there will be more cameras than people. What a great place to live (I think not). Come to England if you want to see cameras. Soon there will be more cameras than people. What a great place to live (I think not).

]]> By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16389/comment-page-1#comment-594711 Reader's Write Wed, 16 Jul 2008 05:49:47 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16389#comment-594711 The Bush administration started this whole crazy communistic security/secrecy patriot act type mass invasion of privacy with their terrorism pretense. It paved the way for other nations to follow in spying on their own citizens. They seek to get acceptance from the masses by rousing their nationalistic fervour. These then convince themselves that their govt is sincere and honest about it, and go on to defend it to anyone who would dare question the motives. They become brainwashed into the concept that if people have nothing to hide, they should not fear it. Thus they become accepting of all their communications being monitored and recorded, their home invaded by bugs and pinhole videocameras in their bedrooms, bathrooms, toilet, and living areas. They just don't get it, and their govt revels in wonderment at their ignorance and gullibility. They never realize the truth; that it is for power and control, and the ability to quash any rebellion against govt self-interest. After all, if you are not aligned with them, you must be a traitor, terrorist, or terrorist sympathizer, right? Obvious propaganda to anyone with half a brain. Here we are with another country trying to implement a patriot act, poorly conceived and prematurely constructed. Not to worry, they'll go the way of all human govts sooner or later. None have ever succeeded. Trying to install democracy in Iraq. What a disaster. That's another result of the patriot act. The freedom to "acceptably" invade any other countries of choice in the name of terrorism labelling it a pre-emptive strike. The Bush administration started this whole crazy communistic security/secrecy patriot act type mass invasion of privacy with their terrorism pretense. It paved the way for other nations to follow in spying on their own citizens. They seek to get acceptance from the masses by rousing their nationalistic fervour. These then convince themselves that their govt is sincere and honest about it, and go on to defend it to anyone who would dare question the motives. They become brainwashed into the concept that if people have nothing to hide, they should not fear it. Thus they become accepting of all their communications being monitored and recorded, their home invaded by bugs and pinhole videocameras in their bedrooms, bathrooms, toilet, and living areas. They just don’t get it, and their govt revels in wonderment at their ignorance and gullibility. They never realize the truth; that it is for power and control, and the ability to quash any rebellion against govt self-interest. After all, if you are not aligned with them, you must be a traitor, terrorist, or terrorist sympathizer, right? Obvious propaganda to anyone with half a brain.

Here we are with another country trying to implement a patriot act, poorly conceived and prematurely constructed. Not to worry, they’ll go the way of all human govts sooner or later. None have ever succeeded. Trying to install democracy in Iraq. What a disaster. That’s another result of the patriot act. The freedom to “acceptably” invade any other countries of choice in the name of terrorism labelling it a pre-emptive strike.

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