Why not use an anonymous proxy server? Also you can communicate with
people using a shared email address by uploading encrypted texts in the
drafts folder.
Saibal
Citeren spudboy...@aol.com:
Dr. Mikes, question-
Do you feel that the search engine duckduckgo really prevents spying
by PRISM or do you think it may just be a 'honey trap' of sorts, or
that the software is not all it is promoted as being? Would you
advise virtual desktop software as a security method, or is this a
waste of time?
Sincerely,
Mitch
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From: John Mikes <jami...@gmail.com>
To: everything-list <everything-list@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, Jun 20, 2013 5:08 pm
Subject: Re: How to protect your computer from spying by the IRS and
Eric H. Holder, Jr.
Let me interject in &-marked BOLD ITALICS lines into the texts of the
posts below
John M
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 1:54 PM, Bruno Marchal <marc...@ulb.ac.be> wrote:
On 12 Jun 2013, at 21:03, meekerdb wrote:
There's still a free version of PGP available as GnuGP. But
people generally don't want the inconvenience of dealing with
encryption.
On 6/12/2013 3:16 AM, Roger Clough wrote:
How to protect your computer from spying by the IRS and
Eric H. Holder, Jr.
These days it seems that you need to protect yourself from
more than
commercial vendors, namely spying by the IRS and Eric H.
Holder, Jr.
Snowden, the man who recently exposed the NSA activities,
says he can
from his desktop listen to your telephone and read your email.
But it would have been illegal for him to do so. People are
always able to do illegal things. The question is what preventive
measures should be taken. Snowden was an IT tech who was just
supposed to keep the system running, so of course he had the
ability to tap data flows. But there should have been some
administrative oversight to keep him from doing that beyond what
was necessary for his work (and maybe there was).
The question is should it be legal for the government to collect
this data. The Supreme Court has said it's Constitutional and polls
say it's favor 62% to 34% by the public, so...
&- The overall collection of DATA is a hoax: only the addresses are
collected without court order. The Hoopla is only political. The
"majority" in the poll voted for security: to eliminate potential
violent acts by 'enemies'. The Copnstitution is a 300yo thinking in
medieval terms, usable for human principles, not the FACTS in our
21st c. life. I am a sharp critique of the government(s), in this
case they work in our behalf.
The US government is doing the dictator trick (NDAA 12, NDAA 13).
Those are not just non-constitutional they are anti-constitutional.
The human rights applies to all humans, or they lost their meaning.
The private life has to be respected for all humans.
It seems clear to me that prohibition has succeeded in putting
bandits into power, which makes legal or illegal things only for
special interest.
Health should be separated from the state, like religion. Free
competition has to be allowed among all art of helping others, and
nobody can pretend for you what is good to you.
&- Except if YOU require the community to PAY for the curing of YOUR
sicknesses (maybe caused by YOUR own negligence) e.g. emphysema etc.
by smoking.
Some people do money on fears and catastrophes. The war on drug is a
golden mine for bandits and terrorists.
After the NDAA 12 I am afraid that the war on terror begins to look
to me suspiciously like the war on drug.
The notion legal/illegal must be relativized when the evidences add
that the government don't play with the rules.
&- There is no "WAR ON TERROR" - nor ON DRUGS. There are 'efforts'
and 'lies'. Against CERTAIN aspects.
Others are accepted as 'money making' endeavours. The governments
play by their own rules, not with rules of anybody else. Governments
ar exploitative ensembles.
Bruno
&- John M
Brent
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/
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