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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 101,424
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    WASHINGTON – The U.S. government is in active talks with Facebook, Google and a wide array of tech companies and health experts about how they can use data gleaned from Americans’ phones to combat the novel coronavirus, including tracking whether people are keeping one another at safe distances to stem the outbreak.



    Wake up sheeple

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    GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,481
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    Aisle kneed to here from @NSA_Dawg
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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,866
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    MontlakeBridgeTrollMontlakeBridgeTroll Member Posts: 920
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.
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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 101,424
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    DHS considering plan to turn away asylum-seekers, people who crossed southern border illegally

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/dhs-reportedly-developing-plan-to-turn-away-asylum-seekers-those-who-crossed-southern-border-illegally


    A DHS spokesperson told Fox News that the president has the authority to do whatever is necessary to protect the American public from this potentially deadly disease.



    He's trolling now
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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 101,424
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    You sold phones with Sark at the mall?
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    MontlakeBridgeTrollMontlakeBridgeTroll Member Posts: 920
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    You sold phones with Sark at the mall?
    Corporate dev job.

    You wouldn't understand gramps.
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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 101,424
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    You sold phones with Sark at the mall?
    Corporate dev job.

    You wouldn't understand gramps.
    You sound defensive
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    SFGbobSFGbob Member Posts: 31,920
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    Sure, why not? What possible harm could come from this?
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    MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,781
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    SFGbob said:

    Sure, why not? What possible harm could come from this?

    I have nothing to hide so I don’t mind if it keeps us safe
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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 101,424
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    “Governments love crises because when the people are fearful they are more willing to give up freedoms for promises that the government will take care of them. After 9/11, for example, Americans accepted the near-total destruction of their civil liberties in the PATRIOT Act’s hollow promises of security.

    It is ironic to see the same Democrats who tried to impeach President Trump last month for abuse of power demanding that the Administration grab more power and authority in the name of fighting a virus that thus far has killed less than 100 Americans.

    Declaring a pandemic emergency on Friday, President Trump now claims the power to quarantine individuals suspected of being infected by the virus and, as Politico writes, “stop and seize any plane, train or automobile to stymie the spread of contagious disease.” He can even call out the military to cordon off a US city or state.

    State and local authoritarians love panic as well. The mayor of Champaign, Illinois, signed an executive order declaring the power to ban the sale of guns and alcohol and cut off gas, water, or electricity to any citizen. The governor of Ohio just essentially closed his entire state.

    The chief fearmonger of the Trump Administration is without a doubt Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. Fauci is all over the media, serving up outright falsehoods to stir up even more panic. He testified to Congress that the death rate for the coronavirus is ten times that of the seasonal flu, a claim without any scientific basis.

    On Face the Nation, Fauci did his best to further damage an already tanking economy by stating, “Right now, personally, myself, I wouldn’t go to a restaurant.” He has pushed for closing the entire country down for 14 days.

    Over what? A virus that has thus far killed just over 5,000 worldwide and less than 100 in the United States? By contrast, tuberculosis, an old disease not much discussed these days, killed nearly 1.6 million people in 2017. Where’s the panic over this?

    If anything, what people like Fauci and the other fearmongers are demanding will likely make the disease worse. The martial law they dream about will leave people hunkered down inside their homes instead of going outdoors or to the beach where the sunshine and fresh air would help boost immunity. The panic produced by these fearmongers is likely helping spread the disease, as massive crowds rush into Walmart and Costco for that last roll of toilet paper.

    The madness over the coronavirus is not limited to politicians and the medical community. The head of the neoconservative Atlantic Council wrote an editorial this week urging NATO to pass an Article 5 declaration of war against the COVID-19 virus! Are they going to send in tanks and drones to wipe out these microscopic enemies?

    People should ask themselves whether this coronavirus “pandemic” could be a big hoax, with the actual danger of the disease massively exaggerated by those who seek to profit – financially or politically – from the ensuing panic.

    That is not to say the disease is harmless. Without question people will die from coronavirus. Those in vulnerable categories should take precautions to limit their risk of exposure. But we have seen this movie before. Government over-hypes a threat as an excuse to grab more of our freedoms. When the “threat” is over, however, they never give us our freedoms back.“ - Ron Paul
    This a million times

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    PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 41,866
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    “Governments love crises because when the people are fearful they are more willing to give up freedoms for promises that the government will take care of them. After 9/11, for example, Americans accepted the near-total destruction of their civil liberties in the PATRIOT Act’s hollow promises of security.

    It is ironic to see the same Democrats who tried to impeach President Trump last month for abuse of power demanding that the Administration grab more power and authority in the name of fighting a virus that thus far has killed less than 100 Americans.

    Declaring a pandemic emergency on Friday, President Trump now claims the power to quarantine individuals suspected of being infected by the virus and, as Politico writes, “stop and seize any plane, train or automobile to stymie the spread of contagious disease.” He can even call out the military to cordon off a US city or state.

    State and local authoritarians love panic as well. The mayor of Champaign, Illinois, signed an executive order declaring the power to ban the sale of guns and alcohol and cut off gas, water, or electricity to any citizen. The governor of Ohio just essentially closed his entire state.

    The chief fearmonger of the Trump Administration is without a doubt Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. Fauci is all over the media, serving up outright falsehoods to stir up even more panic. He testified to Congress that the death rate for the coronavirus is ten times that of the seasonal flu, a claim without any scientific basis.

    On Face the Nation, Fauci did his best to further damage an already tanking economy by stating, “Right now, personally, myself, I wouldn’t go to a restaurant.” He has pushed for closing the entire country down for 14 days.

    Over what? A virus that has thus far killed just over 5,000 worldwide and less than 100 in the United States? By contrast, tuberculosis, an old disease not much discussed these days, killed nearly 1.6 million people in 2017. Where’s the panic over this?

    If anything, what people like Fauci and the other fearmongers are demanding will likely make the disease worse. The martial law they dream about will leave people hunkered down inside their homes instead of going outdoors or to the beach where the sunshine and fresh air would help boost immunity. The panic produced by these fearmongers is likely helping spread the disease, as massive crowds rush into Walmart and Costco for that last roll of toilet paper.

    The madness over the coronavirus is not limited to politicians and the medical community. The head of the neoconservative Atlantic Council wrote an editorial this week urging NATO to pass an Article 5 declaration of war against the COVID-19 virus! Are they going to send in tanks and drones to wipe out these microscopic enemies?

    People should ask themselves whether this coronavirus “pandemic” could be a big hoax, with the actual danger of the disease massively exaggerated by those who seek to profit – financially or politically – from the ensuing panic.

    That is not to say the disease is harmless. Without question people will die from coronavirus. Those in vulnerable categories should take precautions to limit their risk of exposure. But we have seen this movie before. Government over-hypes a threat as an excuse to grab more of our freedoms. When the “threat” is over, however, they never give us our freedoms back.“ - Ron Paul
    Here's the difference with this 'crisis'.

    In the past, the government controlled the message, controlled the flow information, controlled the resources. This 'crisis' is slow rolling, it's not like a hurricane or a tornado where the gumbint calvary rides in and provides relief. This is a squishy, undefined may be a threat/may not be a threat.

    The longer lead time allows the bullshit meters to go off and puts the people more in control. I see a tremendous growth of community taking place and what is becoming a more common middle finger. Trump has a pretty good read on the pulse of the people. Guys like Inslee don't have a clue on how he comes across.

    The other difference is if this thing pans out to be a big nothing burger, the whole crisis formation is ripped out of the playbook.

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    MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,781
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    Worked at a major cell carrier for 5 years.

    The carriers all know where your phone is at all times.

    The carriers are required to provide that to the NSA anytime the NSA asks.

    No warrant needed.

    Patriot Act.

    “Governments love crises because when the people are fearful they are more willing to give up freedoms for promises that the government will take care of them. After 9/11, for example, Americans accepted the near-total destruction of their civil liberties in the PATRIOT Act’s hollow promises of security.

    It is ironic to see the same Democrats who tried to impeach President Trump last month for abuse of power demanding that the Administration grab more power and authority in the name of fighting a virus that thus far has killed less than 100 Americans.

    Declaring a pandemic emergency on Friday, President Trump now claims the power to quarantine individuals suspected of being infected by the virus and, as Politico writes, “stop and seize any plane, train or automobile to stymie the spread of contagious disease.” He can even call out the military to cordon off a US city or state.

    State and local authoritarians love panic as well. The mayor of Champaign, Illinois, signed an executive order declaring the power to ban the sale of guns and alcohol and cut off gas, water, or electricity to any citizen. The governor of Ohio just essentially closed his entire state.

    The chief fearmonger of the Trump Administration is without a doubt Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. Fauci is all over the media, serving up outright falsehoods to stir up even more panic. He testified to Congress that the death rate for the coronavirus is ten times that of the seasonal flu, a claim without any scientific basis.

    On Face the Nation, Fauci did his best to further damage an already tanking economy by stating, “Right now, personally, myself, I wouldn’t go to a restaurant.” He has pushed for closing the entire country down for 14 days.

    Over what? A virus that has thus far killed just over 5,000 worldwide and less than 100 in the United States? By contrast, tuberculosis, an old disease not much discussed these days, killed nearly 1.6 million people in 2017. Where’s the panic over this?

    If anything, what people like Fauci and the other fearmongers are demanding will likely make the disease worse. The martial law they dream about will leave people hunkered down inside their homes instead of going outdoors or to the beach where the sunshine and fresh air would help boost immunity. The panic produced by these fearmongers is likely helping spread the disease, as massive crowds rush into Walmart and Costco for that last roll of toilet paper.

    The madness over the coronavirus is not limited to politicians and the medical community. The head of the neoconservative Atlantic Council wrote an editorial this week urging NATO to pass an Article 5 declaration of war against the COVID-19 virus! Are they going to send in tanks and drones to wipe out these microscopic enemies?

    People should ask themselves whether this coronavirus “pandemic” could be a big hoax, with the actual danger of the disease massively exaggerated by those who seek to profit – financially or politically – from the ensuing panic.

    That is not to say the disease is harmless. Without question people will die from coronavirus. Those in vulnerable categories should take precautions to limit their risk of exposure. But we have seen this movie before. Government over-hypes a threat as an excuse to grab more of our freedoms. When the “threat” is over, however, they never give us our freedoms back.“ - Ron Paul
    Here's the difference with this 'crisis'.

    In the past, the government controlled the message, controlled the flow information, controlled the resources. This 'crisis' is slow rolling, it's not like a hurricane or a tornado where the gumbint calvary rides in and provides relief. This is a squishy, undefined may be a threat/may not be a threat.

    The longer lead time allows the bullshit meters to go off and puts the people more in control. I see a tremendous growth of community taking place and what is becoming a more common middle finger. Trump has a pretty good read on the pulse of the people. Guys like Inslee don't have a clue on how he comes across.

    The other difference is if this thing pans out to be a big nothing burger, the whole crisis formation is ripped out of the playbook.

    If it turns out to be nothing they will claim their moves is the reason.
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    BasemanBaseman Member Posts: 12,365
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    NOC. Idiots put their lives up on social media, announcing when and where they take a dump and I'm supposed to worry that government gives a shit about my location? @oregonblitzkrieg
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    ramenduckramenduck Member Posts: 734
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    Baseman said:

    NOC. Idiots put their lives up on social media, announcing when and where they take a dump and I'm supposed to worry that government gives a shit about my location? @oregonblitzkrieg
    If we’re gonna bash navigating to cool new restaurants using Google Maps, checking in on Facebook when I get there, tagging everyone who was with me, and posting 20+ photos of the occasion, I’m OUT!
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