Open house

Smartphone app Seecrypt is designed to make phone calls and text messages impossible to bug. Anti-terrorist agents have said the technology would ‘enable the bad guys to get ahead’….’
The “bad guys” are already ahead–monitoring our private communications whether we know about it or not. We, the people, are the good guys, not our political masters and their effing lackeys. We have much more to fear from them than terrorists. After all, they’re the ones who have stripped us of more freedoms than any terrorist ever has.

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11 Responses to Open house

  1. Darin says:

    Another example of an animal being let out of his cage :evil:
    http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/hofstra-gunman-identified-thug-wanted-parole-violation-article-1.1347916

    This is the kind of story that pisses me off most.An animal that should still be in prison was let loose and allowed to rob and kill again,now an innocent girl is dead.At least the criminal is dead this time :evil:

  2. dondiego says:

    That Seecrypt, if available in Aus might provide the nudge for me to get one of them new-fangle computer ‘phones.

    I saw on a blog months ago some joker linking to a “military grade” computer-info-encrypter. But I wasn’t on this machine with whizz-kid brother handy to install :sad:

  3. KG says:

    Headline:
    ‘Burglars Lock Home Owner in Closet… Where He Keeps His Guns – One Injured.’
    and….
    if you love speed, mayhem and raw guts with your racing, take a look at this:
    http://youtu.be/uft0VHl37n8
    :twisted: :twisted: :grin:

    • Darin says:

      Cool :cool: That was the end of the golden age of bike racing IMHO.Today it’s all about the label more than the men riding them.

  4. KG says:

    Bullshit.
    ‘Number of people dying because of unbearable heat ‘set to double this century because of climate change’
    A study in Manhattan found the number of fatalities caused by global warming will far outstrip the reductions in those perishing from the cold.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2327031/Number-people-dying-unbearable-heat-set-double-century-climate-change.html