Thread: United.......We Can Demand Our Personal Privacy

Greetings,

As most of us already know, our personal data is being sold without our permission every day, medical records, bank records, credit records, driving records, parking ticket records, insurance records, late payment records, home addresses, home phone records, cell phone records, voting records, military records, employment records, unemployment records, personal asset data, you name it, and it is being sold without your explicit permission.

Sadly, there is little a person can do until NOW!!! Yes, finally, a group is forming which will finally put a stop to this personal abuse, and just as you were fed up with solicitation calls by telemarketers and signed up for the DO NOT CALL list, now you can join our association and in number, we can force the issue of privacy, but only if we all join together as one.

An international membership is being formed which will force all entities who pry into our personal records to be held responsible for this invasion, and we, as a group, will form class action suits against all who refuse our demand to not purchase or access our personal public records for any reason whatsoever without out our permission. Yes, total and complete privacy is assured, but only if we all join forces and fight for our privacy.

Obviously, for those who are coming into financial benefits such as those who hold Iraqi Dinar will want to join us since your new found wealth will become public record just as if you won the state lottery. Our lives are an open book, and this book is sold to the highest bidder every day. If you care about your privacy, you need to protect your personal data, and now you can. If you would like to learn more and join our exclusive organization, PM me for details. We will pool our memberships to be used to initiate class action law suits to all who violate our privacy. In return, we will all share in the proceeds based on collected damages from thousands of companies who are violating our privacy. Our organization has retained the same law firms you know who have won against the tobacco industry, as example, and we all know the billions involved with these suits.

Join us and you will be rewarded with referral commissions just as many programs offer for your personal assistance. How many others do you know who are fed up with their privacy being violated? Anyone of the millions who registered on the DO NOT CALL list are perfect examples of people who are FED UP. What could be better than to earn commissions for spreading the word, protect your privacy, and then share in the proceeds of multi-million dollar law suits against those who violate our privacy. Send PM for private access code to learn more.

Thank you, Mike

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10. Hackable Passports

In October, the U.S. State Department began issuing biometric “ePassports” that contain a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag under the back cover. The tiny chip holds the usual passport data, including a digital photo. The motive behind adding the chips is ostensibly good: to combat counterfeiting and illegal immigration.

But a German hacker quickly found a vulnerability. With a laptop and a chip reader he bought for $200, he was able to steal data from an encrypted RFID tag, potentially allowing him to clone an ePassport. And it’s not just Americans who are at risk. Twenty-seven countries (mostly in Europe) that participate in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program are required by U.S. law to issue the new electronic passports to their citizens. The Dutch and British media have already reported major security flaws in the new IDs.

So, what’s a security conscious citizen to do? Again, the answer may come out of Germany. A group of hackers there recommends that people microwave the new passports to destroy the chips. The State Department may want to go back to relying on a paper trail.

FIGHT BACK BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.....................