Our Safety & Security vs our Freedom

by KrisAnne Hall

We have States sending our biometric facial image captured via our Driver’s Licenses to the CIA Terrorist Database and various other Federal agencies, we have Facial Capture Devices deployed at public sporting and entertainment venues and soon we’ll have our local Law Enforcement wearing Robo-Cop styled glasses for instant facial image capture and database search.

The Department of Justice, in a report to the Wall Street Journal last year, admitted they have been taking pictures of our license plates and occupants of our vehicles since 2008!

Is this what we want to hand down to our children?

We need to read each of these news stories and THINK America! This entire system has been built in the name of fighting terrorism or would be domestic terrorists. What do you think about it now, America?

Returning veterans, gun owners, people who oppose abortion, those who demand legal immigration, and the list of Constitutional loving patriots goes on and on, have all been labeled potential domestic terrorists by our own government.

Here is hiw West Point report defines Extremists…. “espouse strong convictions regarding the federal government, believing it to be corrupt and tyrannical, with a natural tendency to intrude on individuals’ civil and constitutional rights. Finally, they support civil activism, individual freedoms, and self-government. Extremists in the anti-federalist movement direct most their violence against the federal government and its proxies in law”

Do you identify with those principles? The federal government is training it’s employees that we are potential domestic terrorists.

If the government is reading your emails, listening to your conversations, and documenting your activity, do you have freedom of speech? Freedom of press? The right to peacefully assemble?

Know your Rights, exercise your Rights, or lose your Rights.

Massachusetts one of the States sharing drivers’ images with controversial CIA “terrorism” database
http://bit.ly/1BzGr4n

Boston Police Used Facial Recognition Software To Grab Photos Of Every Person Attending Local Music Festivals
http://bit.ly/1n7qw3y

“A small camera fitted to the glasses can capture 400 facial images per second and send them to a central computer database storing up to 13 million faces.

The system can compare biometric data at 46,000 points on a face and will immediately signal any matches to known criminals or people wanted by police.”
http://bit.ly/1rl1NjB