The
Eleventh Circuit US Court of Appeals has ruled that private contractors
operating toll roads on behalf of the state have the power to detain and store
records on motorists who pay by cash at toll booths - another example of how
using cash is increasingly being treated as a suspicious activity.
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- RDM73
With the way things are going, everything we do, say and hear will be stored in electromagnetic mediums, or in the wavefunctions of electrions should quantum computing advance sufficiently.
ReplyDeleteSweden is already transitioning to an electronic information society.
I am not a Christian, but I can see how the total omniscience society can be considered the mark of the beast.
They feel that they need to track you by whatever means. Very devious-and dangerous.
ReplyDeleteWow! I guess I'm a terrorist because I use nothing but cash for everything. Including coffee and tolls. And guns. And food. And Gas. And,and,and, and, and, Well you get it.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Florida! Please wait for Government approval for your visit.
ReplyDeleteMyself, I could give a fuck less if the government is tracking what I buy. They'll see my spending habits haven't changed much over the years - gas, guns and ammo.
ReplyDeleteI pay for my shit with a debit card, buy most of my ammo online and have it delivered to my front door. Where it goes after that is my business.
Ya you keep losing it in boating accidents, you need a bigger boat...........
ReplyDeleteMore records on citizen's activities means more well paid, big pension "Government employees" to troll through them.
ReplyDeleteSounds like someone's building an empire to me.
Let's see now , you hand them their fuckin money , for driving on a public road , that your taxes built, and now they want to detain you and snoop in your business. And the Sheeple of America , take this shit and a thousand other command's without a whimper. Keep it up mother fucker's , keep it up.
ReplyDeleteCheck out this tidbit of bullshit from here in the Bayou State...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.naturalnews.com/033882_Louisiana_cash.html