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Police Monitoring Populations: State Study Ranks U.S. As 6th and Poland 32nd


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Marek11111Threads: 49
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A study designed to rank countries in terms of how aggressively they monitor their populations electronically, has placed the US as 6th and the UK as 5th on a global index.

http://ignoranceisfutile.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/police-state-study-r anks-us-as-6th-worst-in-the-world/

Are you surprise ?
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Marek11111:
Are you surprise ?

nope...
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Marek11111:
A study designed to rank countries in terms of how aggressively they monitor their populations electronically, has placed the US as 6th and the UK as 5th on a global index.


Well, be that as it may no one is "surprised" you bas.tards still want to move to the UK and US so much.
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Pinching Pete:
Well, be that as it may no one is "surprised" you bas.tards still want to move to the UK and US so much.

the money??
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Marek11111:
Police State Study Ranks U.S. As 6th and Poland 32nd


The list would probably look different if the other countries could afford it too. No big deal to begin with.
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Joined: Apr 30, 10 ♀ 		 Nov 13, 10, 01:46    #6
I can tell you how "monitoring" can be done in the US, but I would be really interested to hear what kind of information is collected electronically in Poland.
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convex:
the money??


?? Based on most of your doomsday commentary on here.. it's gone for good.
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Pinching Pete:
?? Based on most of your doomsday commentary on here.. it's gone for good.

Money is only worth what people currently value it at. If paper can be converted to valuable assets while people still believe in its worth...
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guesswho:
No big deal to begin with.

it has good and bad sides... as everything else in our lives...
Pinching Pete:
it's gone for good.

you give, we take...
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Marek11111:
A study designed to rank countries in terms of how aggressively they monitor their populations electronically, has placed the US as 6th and the UK as 5th on a global index.


Can you guys can leave your country and go anywhere in the world if you wanted to?
Guess what they're monitoring in the US...
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pgtx:
you give, we take...


How noble... pretty much the epitaph of any common bum.
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Pinching Pete:
How noble... pretty much the epitaph of any common bum.

well, that's how it is....
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pgtx:
well, that's how it is....


have you not chosen this "police state" ?? do you feel your personal freedoms have been infringed upon? c'mon .. share with us how bad your host nation has treated you..
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Pinching Pete:
have you not chosen this "police state" ??

i have... everybody pays its price... you too...
Marek11111Threads: 49
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i think the most surprising thing for me was not to see Iran or Venezuela or Cuba on the list
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Iran or Venezuela or Cuba

they are rather poor... well, Venezuela is making tons of money on oil, but it's not reinvested, just pocketed by the lucky few at the top. I would imagine they monitor people, just not electronically.
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Marek11111:
i think the most surprising thing for me was not to see Iran or Venezuela or Cuba on the list


??? Uhh, this was surprising to you?
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Call me paranoid, but I think US is is quietly gathering.. not doing much with that information as of yet, but as far as the sheer size of the data compiled, it might be much higher up on that list.
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guesswho:
The list would probably look different if the other countries could afford it too.

Yeah, Belarus in the 3rd is an economic superpower, far better off than the US. And so was GDR where the amount of monitoring by STASI was beyond belief.
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Pinching Pete:
Well, be that as it may no one is "surprised" you bas.tards still want to move to the UK and US so much.

GTFO from UK and US they're ours now.
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Sokrates:
UK and US they're ours now.


.. yes, they're your toilets to make sparkle.
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z_darius:
Belarus in the 3rd is an economic superpower


No but in a dictatorship like that, they don't care how much it cost even if their people have to live in poverty. GDR was financed by the Soviets so it didn't matter then either.
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Marek11111:
Are you surprise ?


Yes, a little. Thought they(UK, US&A) would be in top three.


Marek11111:
i think the most surprising thing for me was not to see Iran or Venezuela or Cuba on the list


Why? Their "position" or let's better call it "reputation" is very much based on the "information" we are getting presented by number 5 and 6 from the list above...

Here's an interesting link...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/638_Ways_to_Kill_Castro


z_darius:
GDR where the amount of monitoring by STASI was beyond belief.


Watch the movie 'Das Leben der Anderen'. That's a realistic picture, but honestly the secret services or similar organizations are doing the same job right now too.
Sometimes you feel it/them on your skin sometimes not.
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Poland is by far the most watched country in Europe when it comes to snooping on who you're calling...

http://wyborcza.pl/1,75248,8634123,Nasze_billingi_i_internet_pod_lupa_ sluzb.html
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Marek11111:
A study designed to rank countries in terms of how aggressively they monitor their populations electronically, has placed the US as 6th and the UK as 5th on a global index.

Quite an interesting list...The US is rushing headlong into a police state, but it is being driven by the Federal government...Many individual states, and a large part of the population, of course, oppose all this data gathering and invasion of privacy.

These police state policies are driven by Washington/London/Tel Aviv, the most corrupt of 'Western' governments...North Korea is a dark ages state, China is a case of a totally corrupt elite encouraging accumulation of wealth in exchange for acceptance of the CCP as god...Russia may be trying to move in correct direction, but history of Bolshevik terror organs and mentality is entrenched...Singapore is classic case of Asian NWO.

USA is currently trying to discourage freedom of movement by citizens (air travel) by the introduction of 'nekked body scanners' at airports, monitored by TSA monkeys/robots...This is an especially perverse form of data gathering surveillance, and if a passenger decides not to go along with this, he will be physically searched in front of other passengers, by these TSAs who will put their hands on genitals of men, women and children...This behavior would cause arrest and imprisonment anywhere else, but is OK when backed by Federal government.

It is very difficult to understand these policies, as even the airlines are voicing strong opposition...But, when looking at big picture, this is being done because the globalist economy is crashing, so they take the most thickheaded and perverse of the lower class, and give them a 'police' uniform, and a government subsidized paycheck, with the permission to be rats.

TSA RAT NEST

http://www.examiner.com/cochise-county-libertarian-in-tucson/promoting -child-molestation-and-sexual-abuse-how-the-new-tsa-policy-will-affect
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Joined: Oct 16, 09 ♂ 		 Nov 13, 10, 19:15    #26
There is way too many police's cameras on the streets lately. Whenever I am passing one, I feel a spike of anger. I am being spied upon... If any political party promises removal of this stuff, they'll get my vote. Whatever else their's plans are.


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