Noble Realms — US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

Re: US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

2007-01-10T05:18:06Z

Or the police openly searching your credit card records:

Germany checks 22 million cards for child porn payments
IDG News Service 1/9/07
John Blau, IDG News Service, Düsseldorf Bureau
German police have added a new weapon in their fight against child pornography on the Internet -- in addition to scouring IP addresses, they're now collaborating with credit-card companies to search databases for transaction information.
As part of an operation dubbed "Mikado," members of a special child-porn squad in the German state of Sachsen-Anhalt have worked with credit-card companies to pour over the transactions of more then 22 million customers. The search uncovered 322 people suspected of purchasing child pornography illegally over the Internet. (emphasis added)

"322" people being captured is just another obvious example of secret societies' open boasting in the media about their control, knowing the masses will never pick up on it.

Yales' Skull & Bones society is on offshoot of older German death orders, so it's really no surprise that this number shows up in an article about NWO machinations in that country.

Re: US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

2007-01-02T14:48:24Z

I don't think you guys realise how serious this is!!!1

What good is reading e-mails if they aren't doing anything other than that? It’s just more pussy-footing around – far too much passivity going on for my taste. I for one want them to start looking into all the web hosting accounts people hold. There are a lot of websites out there that are entirely unpatriotic. Not to mention some of the photographic material out there.

Still - at least this is progress. Let's hope the next step is a fully detailed study of everyone's ISP history...

Re: US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

2007-01-02T13:53:46Z

Absolutely! - this is a sure fire way to catch ALL of the terrorists in the world. It's a brilliant idea.
Screw the Data Protection Act. I only wish they would allow the USA to look at all our banking transactions, too. That would be so cool.
Now, how do you turn that spam filter off? I am going to save all those babies from now on.

US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

2007-01-02T01:40:29Z

US (and likely EU) to read e-mails of all air passengers

I, for one, welcome this development. It's only a shame that the people reading our e-mails will be TSA goons who can't speak or read very well in the first place. Otherwise they could help us a lot by offering useful spelling and grammar suggestions. But of course, perks like that will take a bit more time to develop.

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