Data Mining By Big Brother

Federal Human Data Mining Program

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<strong>Link to part 1 of 4 below</strong>
President Bush described his anti-terrorist measures as narrow and targeted, but further investigation found the National Security Agency (NSA) has   more...engaged in wiretapping and sifting Internet communications of millions of Americans; the FBI conducted a data sweep on 250,000 Las Vegas vacationers, and along with more than 50 other agencies, they are mining commercial-sector data banks to an unprecedented degree.

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<strong>Link to part 4 of 4 below</strong>
President Bush described his anti-terrorist measures as narrow and targeted, but further investigation found the National Security Agency (NSA) has   more...engaged in wiretapping and sifting Internet communications of millions of Americans; the FBI conducted a data sweep on 250,000 Las Vegas vacationers, and along with more than 50 other agencies, they are mining commercial-sector data banks to an unprecedented degree.

<a href="/video/Drachnid/FAE8C2E8D6AE43CF96600803C7D74C69/home-front-spying-pt-4-4.aspx"><strong>Click here to view part 4 of 4</strong></a>

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<strong>Link to part 3 of 4 below</strong>
President Bush described his anti-terrorist measures as narrow and targeted, but further investigation found the National Security Agency (NSA) has   more...engaged in wiretapping and sifting Internet communications of millions of Americans; the FBI conducted a data sweep on 250,000 Las Vegas vacationers, and along with more than 50 other agencies, they are mining commercial-sector data banks to an unprecedented degree.

<a href="/video/Drachnid/9664D967D8524C9DB880CF2259208851/home-front-spying-pt-3-4.aspx"><strong>Click here to view part 3 of 4</strong></a>

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<b>Read Description for a link to part 1 </b>
From data mining to biometric face recognition, information is being stored on every person connected to technology. Shopping habits, internet   more...searches, food preferences, personal information; we’re all being cataloged and profiled resulting in corporations gaining even more control over our lives.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/309316A8068544929C8E360B253C36F4/cnbc-big-brother-big-business-.aspx">Click Here for pt 1</a>
QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“It’s ChoicePoints business to know about you. The company maintains a database that has information on virtually every U.S. citizen. Its trove of personal data and its estimated 17 billion records includes phone numbers and addresses, credit reports and property records, bank accounts, insurance policies and social security numbers. It sells this information to major corporations, no profit organizations and the government.”

“But in addition to gathering sorting and cataloging information from public records about virtually every American, Acxiom has another business. Its acres of computers store private information about us. Information that is gathered by the nations banks, insurers, credit card issuers, retailers, car makers, and telecom companies. Almost every time you make a purchase, whether buying a book or going to the supermarket or booking a trip, there’s a record of your transaction. A record that’s kept by the company you did business with. Using a combination of this personal information along with its vast storehouse of public data, Acxiom’s computers are able to paint a remarkably detailed portrait of many Americans.”

“The law that regulates electronic surveillance…the last major restructuring of that law took place in 1986. We need a regulatory infrastructure to protect privacy and right now we don’t quite have one to match the new technologies that we have. The public needs to be putting pressure on state and federal legislators to do something about this. Its important that the public become aware of what’s going on so its voice can be heard.”  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 6 </b>
From data mining to biometric face recognition, information is being stored on every person connected to technology. Shopping habits, internet   more...searches, food preferences, personal information; we’re all being cataloged and profiled resulting in corporations gaining even more control over our lives.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/73AB0CF872B3495D8EF9F86F5E69D3C0/cnbc-big-brother-big-business-.aspx">Click Here for pt 6</a>
QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“It’s ChoicePoints business to know about you. The company maintains a database that has information on virtually every U.S. citizen. Its trove of personal data and its estimated 17 billion records includes phone numbers and addresses, credit reports and property records, bank accounts, insurance policies and social security numbers. It sells this information to major corporations, no profit organizations and the government.”

“But in addition to gathering sorting and cataloging information from public records about virtually every American, Acxiom has another business. Its acres of computers store private information about us. Information that is gathered by the nations banks, insurers, credit card issuers, retailers, car makers, and telecom companies. Almost every time you make a purchase, whether buying a book or going to the supermarket or booking a trip, there’s a record of your transaction. A record that’s kept by the company you did business with. Using a combination of this personal information along with its vast storehouse of public data, Acxiom’s computers are able to paint a remarkably detailed portrait of many Americans.”

“The law that regulates electronic surveillance…the last major restructuring of that law took place in 1986. We need a regulatory infrastructure to protect privacy and right now we don’t quite have one to match the new technologies that we have. The public needs to be putting pressure on state and federal legislators to do something about this. Its important that the public become aware of what’s going on so its voice can be heard.”  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 5 </b>
From data mining to biometric face recognition, information is being stored on every person connected to technology. Shopping habits, internet   more...searches, food preferences, personal information; we’re all being cataloged and profiled resulting in corporations gaining even more control over our lives.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/D575930A40FB4B10B85C5E92A82FE7C4/cnbc-big-brother-big-business-.aspx">Click Here for pt 5</a>
QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“It’s ChoicePoints business to know about you. The company maintains a database that has information on virtually every U.S. citizen. Its trove of personal data and its estimated 17 billion records includes phone numbers and addresses, credit reports and property records, bank accounts, insurance policies and social security numbers. It sells this information to major corporations, no profit organizations and the government.”

“But in addition to gathering sorting and cataloging information from public records about virtually every American, Acxiom has another business. Its acres of computers store private information about us. Information that is gathered by the nations banks, insurers, credit card issuers, retailers, car makers, and telecom companies. Almost every time you make a purchase, whether buying a book or going to the supermarket or booking a trip, there’s a record of your transaction. A record that’s kept by the company you did business with. Using a combination of this personal information along with its vast storehouse of public data, Acxiom’s computers are able to paint a remarkably detailed portrait of many Americans.”

“The law that regulates electronic surveillance…the last major restructuring of that law took place in 1986. We need a regulatory infrastructure to protect privacy and right now we don’t quite have one to match the new technologies that we have. The public needs to be putting pressure on state and federal legislators to do something about this. Its important that the public become aware of what’s going on so its voice can be heard.”  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 4 </b>
From data mining to biometric face recognition, information is being stored on every person connected to technology. Shopping habits, internet   more...searches, food preferences, personal information; we’re all being cataloged and profiled resulting in corporations gaining even more control over our lives.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/E2FCBDA197634FDCA10BC3B27885F915/cnbc-big-brother-big-business-.aspx">Click Here for pt 4</a>
QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“It’s ChoicePoints business to know about you. The company maintains a database that has information on virtually every U.S. citizen. Its trove of personal data and its estimated 17 billion records includes phone numbers and addresses, credit reports and property records, bank accounts, insurance policies and social security numbers. It sells this information to major corporations, no profit organizations and the government.”

“But in addition to gathering sorting and cataloging information from public records about virtually every American, Acxiom has another business. Its acres of computers store private information about us. Information that is gathered by the nations banks, insurers, credit card issuers, retailers, car makers, and telecom companies. Almost every time you make a purchase, whether buying a book or going to the supermarket or booking a trip, there’s a record of your transaction. A record that’s kept by the company you did business with. Using a combination of this personal information along with its vast storehouse of public data, Acxiom’s computers are able to paint a remarkably detailed portrait of many Americans.”

“The law that regulates electronic surveillance…the last major restructuring of that law took place in 1986. We need a regulatory infrastructure to protect privacy and right now we don’t quite have one to match the new technologies that we have. The public needs to be putting pressure on state and federal legislators to do something about this. Its important that the public become aware of what’s going on so its voice can be heard.”  less

<b>Read Description for a link to part 3 </b>
From data mining to biometric face recognition, information is being stored on every person connected to technology. Shopping habits, internet   more...searches, food preferences, personal information; we’re all being cataloged and profiled resulting in corporations gaining even more control over our lives.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/D66CE63F13EC460E843EC5E199628DA1/cnbc-big-brother-big-business-.aspx">Click Here for pt 3</a>
QUOTES FROM THIS DOCUMENTARY

“It’s ChoicePoints business to know about you. The company maintains a database that has information on virtually every U.S. citizen. Its trove of personal data and its estimated 17 billion records includes phone numbers and addresses, credit reports and property records, bank accounts, insurance policies and social security numbers. It sells this information to major corporations, no profit organizations and the government.”

“But in addition to gathering sorting and cataloging information from public records about virtually every American, Acxiom has another business. Its acres of computers store private information about us. Information that is gathered by the nations banks, insurers, credit card issuers, retailers, car makers, and telecom companies. Almost every time you make a purchase, whether buying a book or going to the supermarket or booking a trip, there’s a record of your transaction. A record that’s kept by the company you did business with. Using a combination of this personal information along with its vast storehouse of public data, Acxiom’s computers are able to paint a remarkably detailed portrait of many Americans.”

“The law that regulates electronic surveillance…the last major restructuring of that law took place in 1986. We need a regulatory infrastructure to protect privacy and right now we don’t quite have one to match the new technologies that we have. The public needs to be putting pressure on state and federal legislators to do something about this. Its important that the public become aware of what’s going on so its voice can be heard.”  less

Just Released a few days ago, PBS exposes government data mining, illegal surveillance, and how the patriot act is in direct conflict with the constitution. Great information, solid facts, and proof.

<strong>Link to part 2 of 4 below</strong>
President Bush described his anti-terrorist measures as narrow and targeted, but further investigation found the National Security Agency (NSA) has   more...engaged in wiretapping and sifting Internet communications of millions of Americans; the FBI conducted a data sweep on 250,000 Las Vegas vacationers, and along with more than 50 other agencies, they are mining commercial-sector data banks to an unprecedented degree.

<a href="/video/Drachnid/4645559896B342F5B8A7047D0CEBD4D8/home-front-spying-pt-2-4.aspx"><strong>Click here to view part 2 of 4</strong></a>

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The Big Brother State is an educational film about what politicians claim to be protection of our freedom but what we refer to as repressive legislation.
Since terrorism has become a global threat, especially   more...after 9/11, governments all over the world have started enforcing laws which, so
the governments say, should increase national security.
These laws obviously aim at another goal: the states gaining more and more control of their citizens at the cost of our privacy and freedom.  less

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