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    Home»NWO»Life in The Electronic Concentration Camp

    Life in The Electronic Concentration Camp

    January 24, 201410 Mins Read
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    by John W. Whitehead

    What is most striking about the American police state is not the mega-corporations running amok in the halls of Congress, the militarized police crashing through doors and shooting unarmed citizens, or the invasive surveillance regime which has come to dominate every aspect of our lives.

    No, what has been most disconcerting about the emergence of the American police state is the extent to which the citizenry appears content to passively wait for someone else to solve our nation’s many problems.

    Unless Americans are prepared to engage in militant nonviolent resistance in the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. and Gandhi, true reform, if any, will be a long time coming.

    Yet as I detail in my book A Government of Wolves – The Emerging American Police State, if we don’t act soon, all that is in need of fixing will soon be unfixable, especially as it relates to the police state that becomes more entrenched with each passing day.

    By “police state,” I am referring to more than a society overrun by the long arm of the police.

    I am referring to a society in which all aspects of a person’s life are policed by government agents, one in which,

    • all citizens are suspects

    • their activities monitored and regulated

    • their movements tracked

    • their communications spied upon

    • their lives, liberties and pursuit of happiness dependent on the government’s say-so

    That said, how can anyone be expected to “fix” what is broken unless they first understand the lengths to which the government with its arsenal of technology is going in order to accustom the American people to life in a police state and why being spied on by government agents, both state and federal, as well as their partners in the corporate world, is a problem, even if you’ve done nothing wrong.

    Indeed, as the trend towards over-criminalization makes clear, it won’t be long before the average law-abiding American is breaking laws she didn’t even know existed during the course of a routine day.

    The point, of course, is that while you may be oblivious to your so-called law-breaking – whether it was collecting rainwater to water your lawn, lighting a cigarette in the privacy of your home, or gathering with friends in your backyard for a Sunday evening Bible study – the government will know each and every transgression and use them against you.

    As noted by the Brookings Institution,

    “For the first time ever, it will become technologically and financially feasible for authoritarian governments to record nearly everything that is said or done within their borders – every phone conversation, electronic message, social media interaction, the movements of nearly every person and vehicle, and video from every street corner.”

    As the following will show, the electronic concentration camp, as I have dubbed the surveillance state, is perhaps the most insidious of the police state’s many tentacles, impacting almost every aspect of our lives and making it that much easier for the government to encroach on our most vital freedoms.

    They range from free speech, assembly and the press to due process, privacy, and property, by eavesdropping on our communications, tracking our movements and spying on our activities.

    Tracking you based on your consumer activities

    Fusion centers, federal-state law enforcement partnerships which attempt to aggregate a variety of data on so-called “suspicious persons,” have actually collected reports on people buying pallets of bottled water, photographing government buildings, and applying for a pilot’s license as “suspicious activity.”

    Retailers are getting in on the surveillance game as well. Large corporations such as Target have been tracking and assessing the behavior of their customers, particularly their purchasing patterns, for years.

    In 2015, mega-food corporations will be rolling out high-tech shelving outfitted with cameras in order to track the shopping behavior of customers, as well as information like the age and sex of shoppers.


    Tracking you based on your public activities

    Sensing a booming industry, private corporations are jumping on the surveillance state bandwagon, negotiating lucrative contracts with police agencies throughout the country in order to create a web of surveillance that encompasses all major urban centers.

    Companies such as NICE and Bright Planet are selling equipment and services to police departments with the promise of monitoring large groups of people seamlessly, as in the case of protests and rallies.

    They are also engaging in extensive online surveillance, looking for any hints of,

    “large public events, social unrest, gang communications, and criminally predicated individuals.”

    Defense contractors are attempting to take a bite out of this lucrative market as well. Raytheon has recently developed a software package known as Riot, which promises to predict the future behavior of an individual based upon his social media posts.

    Tracking you based on your phone activities

    The CIA has been paying AT&T over $10 million per year in order to gain access to data on Americans’ phone calls abroad.

    This is in addition to telecommunications employees being embedded in government facilities to assist with quick analysis of call records and respond to government requests for customer location data.

    They receive hundreds of thousands of such requests per year.

    Tracking you based on your computer activities

    Federal agents now employ a number of hacking methods in order to gain access to your computer activities and “see” whatever you’re seeing on your monitor.

    Malicious hacking software can be installed via a number of inconspicuous methods, including USB, or via an email attachment or software update.

    It can then be used to search through files stored on a hard drive, log keystrokes, or take real time screenshots of whatever a person is looking at on their computer, whether personal files, web pages, or email messages.

    It can also be used to remotely activate cameras and microphones, offering another means of glimpsing into the personal business of a target.


    Tracking you based on your behavior

    Thanks to a torrent of federal grants, police departments across the country are able to fund outrageous new surveillance systems that turn the most basic human behaviors into suspicious situations to be studied and analyzed.

    Police in California, Massachusetts, and New York have all received federal funds to create systems like that operated by the New York Police Department, which,

    “links 3,000 surveillance cameras with license plate readers, radiation sensors, criminal databases and terror suspect lists.”

    Police all across the country are also now engaging in big data mining operations, often with the help of private companies, in order to develop city-wide nets of surveillance.

    For example, police in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, now work with IBM in order to,

    “integrate new data and analytics tools into everyday crime fighting.”


    Tracking you based on your face

    Facial recognition software promises to create a society in which every individual who steps out into public is tracked and recorded as they go about their daily business.

    The goal is for government agents to be able to scan a crowd of people and instantaneously identify all of the individuals present. Facial recognition programs are being rolled out in states all across the country (only twelve states do not use facial recognition software).

    For example, in Ohio, 30,000 police officers and court employees are able to access the driver’s license images of people in the state, without any form of oversight to track their views or why they’re accessing them.

    The FBI is developing a $1 billion program, Next Generation Identification, which involves creating a massive database of mugshots for police all across the country.


    Tracking you based on your car

    License plate readers, which can identify the owner of any car that comes within its sights, are growing in popularity among police agencies.

    Affixed to overpasses or cop cars, these devices give police a clear idea of where your car was at a specific date and time, whether the doctor’s office, the bar, the mosque, or at a political rally. State police in Virginia used license plate readers to record every single vehicle that arrived to President Barack Obama’s inauguration in 2009 from Virginia.

    They also recorded the license plates of attendees at rallies prior to the election, including for then-candidate Obama and Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

    This data collection came at the request of the U.S. Secret Service. Incredibly, Virginia police stored data on some 8 million license plates, some for up to three years.


    Tracking you based on your social media activities

    The obsession with social media as a form of surveillance will have some frightening consequences in coming years.

    As Helen A.S. Popkin, writing for NBC News, has astutely observed,

    “We may very well face a future where algorithms bust people en masse for referencing illegal ‘Game of Thrones’ downloads, or run sweeps for insurance companies seeking non-smokers confessing to lapsing back into the habit.

    Instead of that one guy getting busted for a lame joke misinterpreted as a real threat, the new software has the potential to roll, Terminator-style, targeting every social media user with a shameful confession or questionable sense of humor.”


    Tracking you based on your metadata

    Metadata is an incredibly invasive set of data to have on a person. Indeed, with access to one’s metadata, one can,

    “identify people’s friends and associates, detect where they were at a certain time, acquire clues to religious or political affiliations, and pick up sensitive information like regular calls to a psychiatrist’s office, late-night messages to an extramarital partner or exchanges with a fellow plotter.”

    The National Security Agency (NSA) has been particularly interested in metadata, compiling information on Americans’ social connections,

    “that can identify their associates, their locations at certain times, their traveling companions and other personal information.”

    Mainway, the main NSA tool used to connect the dots on American social connections, collected 700 million phone records per day in 2011. That number increased by 1.1 billion in August 2011.

    The NSA is now working on creating,

    “a metadata repository capable of taking in 20 billion ‘record events’ daily and making them available to N.S.A. analysts within 60 minutes.”


    Tracking you from the skies

    Nothing, and I mean nothing, will escape government eyes, especially when drones take to the skies in 2015.

    These gadgets, ranging from the colossal to the miniature, will have the capability of seeing through the walls of your home and tracking your every movement.

    To put it bluntly, we are living in an electronic concentration camp. Through a series of imperceptible steps, we have willingly allowed ourselves to become enmeshed in a system that knows the most intimate details of our lives, analyzes them, and treats us accordingly.

    Whether via fear of terrorism, narcissistic pleasure, or lazy materialism, we have slowly handed over our information to all sorts of entities, corporate and governmental, public and private, who are now using that information to cow and control us for their profit.

    As George Orwell warned,

    “You had to live – did live, from habit that became instinct – in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized.”

    Thus, we have arrived in Orwell’s world.

    The question now is: will we take a stand and fight to remain free or will we go gently into the concentration camp?

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