This Should Be the Scariest Thing in the News You Read Today

http://washington.cbslocal.com/2013...movement-of-every-vehicle-with-license-plate/

Please note what the police officer quoted in the article says:

 

There may not be an expectation of privacy while driving down the road, but there is an expectation that our government is not unjustly keeping a database on us just for engaging in simple day to day activities which have nothing to do with enforcing any actual laws broken.

 

It's NOT just a vehilcle, nor JUST a license plate. It's SOMEONE's vehicle, and SOMEONE's license plate.

 

It is true there is no expectation of privacy if you are in public, but why police departments would save images for years is what I want to know. Think of the massive amounts of memory and server space those image would occupy. In fact, just thinking about the memory required makes me disbelieve they keep these images for more than a month or so.

 

Alex Jones was reporting on this in the 1990's. He was reporting most of today's news way back then.

Don't believe it? Go to youtube and watch the full version of Police State 2000.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=3B-zQImEZq8&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D3B-zQImEZq8

 

Here's some more in Police State 2 The Takeover that came out in 2000.

http://archive.org/details/polstate2

Here's how we came to accept the police state and having our every move tracked and traced.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=BqxUFVsmPcQ&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DBqxUFVsmPcQ

 

If I haven't been anywhere I shouldn't be, why do I care if they know where I have been? And, if I haven't been anywhere I shouldn't be -- or, for example, haven't frequently visited an area under surveillance for suspicious activity -- why would they look behind my license plate number, so to speak, to find out who I am? Again, this is paranoia running rampant.

 

I agree. Mass paranoia has led us to giving up our privacy and liberties for safety.

 

You're twisting my words. I haven't given up anything. My freedoms as promised under the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are as intact as they were at the time the ink was still wet.

I tire of those who insist on believing we live in a police state. We don't. If you wish to believe otherwise, feel free, as free as such opinions still are in this country. If there were truly restrictions on such freedoms, you couldn't continue to post them. You would simply disappear. Your continued presence is evidence defying your viewpoint.