In Virtually Every Single Case the Citizens Who Were Ultimately Murdered Never Saw It Coming!

• Historically, what organization is the greatest murderer of people? It is their own government! Facts are facts!
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• “In Virtually Every Single Case the Citizens Who Were Ultimately Murdered Never Saw It Coming”!  
  by Mac Slavo, http://www.shtfplan.com/ 
  While the NSA, FBI and other intelligence agencies mine and collect trillions of domestic electronic interactions of every American citizen, a large portion of the population simply assumes that nothing will ever come of it. “If I’m not doing anything wrong,” they say, “then who cares?”
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  True. Today you can go out, join a protest, scream to your heart’s content at Occupy and Tea Party assemblies, and under the First Amendment you are free to go about your business once done. You can insult politicians. You can discuss ‘conspiracy theories’ with your friends. You can post to forums, blogs and social networks and be totally immune from state-sponsored persecution and prosecution based on your beliefs and ideologies.
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  All the while, the government is cataloging your every interaction – who you’ve spoken with, where you’ve been, you’re political inclinations, religious beliefs, and your purchasing habits. The data, for all intents and purposes, isn’t being used for any real overt purpose right here and now.
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  But as we’ve seen throughout history, governments change, as do the legalities of certain activities. This week the U.S. Fifth Circuit court issued a ruling allowing the government to capture cell phone data without a warrant.
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  Ruling 2 to 1, the court said a warrantless search was “not per se unconstitutional” because location data was “clearly a business record” and therefore not protected by the Fourth Amendment.
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  At first glance, this may seem like no big deal, but as Karl Denninger explains, it may have serious life altering implications – not today, or tomorrow, but perhaps five years or a decade down the road.
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