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Comment Re:Everyone prepare for Armageddon! (Score 1) 182

This tycoon is as evil as they come. Once this additional income is accepted who controls who? Always remember the golden rule. This snake will cruelly capitalize upon the tax payers in even more exorbitant and evil ways. George Kaiser, cares for money and nothing else. He will extract a thousand fold from the unsuspecting hides of those poor people. He certainly could care less whether they live or die, he simply worships money over everything else. BEWARE!!!

Comment Re:Fuck the foreigners Re:What about inbound? (Score 1) 347

What a crock of #@it! We hold these lies to be self-evident, that all men are not created equal, that they are endowed by their greed with unlimited unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, the pursuit of Happiness, and kill the rest. Looks to me like those they are spying on everyone, anywhere, are the real traitors according to good old uncle Sam. They should pay or die. Simple as that!

Submission + - Fluke Donates Real Multimeters to SparkFun as goodwill gesture (facebook.com)

Actually, I do RTFA writes: We recently heard about the confiscation of a delivery of multimeters to SparkFun for infringing on Fluke's trademark. One common thread in the discussions was the theme that Fluke should have let that shipment through ("lawyers" argued about the legal ramifications of it) as a goodwill gesture to SparkFun and the Maker community. Well, Fluke did one better. They announced they were sending more than $30k worth of official multimeters to SparkFun for them to do whatever they want with.

SparkFun is most likely going to give them away.

A great example of win-win-win?

Comment Wow your so fortunate! (Score 1) 339

I live outside the USA were passwords are not required at all by the NSA. They simply take everything, rummage through it all scrutinize it thoroughly. Insert trade sanctions, mess with economy, or buyout any business that deemed of value. While all along insisting the rest of the world are terrorists. Yes, each and every living being outside the USA is a potential scumbag terrorist and deserve to be utterly dominated. Any resistance toward these mega companies that manipulate the giant puppet American government can be, and regularly is, met with death through the use of drone technology. I think there will, in the near future be rebellion...

Comment . Imagine Microsoft pricing skyrockets!! (Score 1) 391

Microsoft has been so deeply implanted into the United State government that there is really no way but up on this deal. First the write-off that will ensure little to no tax leakage within the USA. Next, the military contract where this stuff can be repurposed into "Top Secret" military hardware. No bid proses required, no public exposure, and plenty-o-cash. Which at at the very least will be sold hundreds of times higher than it is being sold at currently. A little safety cushion there for Mr. Gates. Never worry the tax payer will be there for a long time yet. This will happen!

Comment Defund NSA Domestic Spying Tomorrow (Score 1) 276

Sounds good; If it hadn't already been funded, transferred, and stabbed into the heart of the nation, forever transplanted and never to be removed. However, Congress somehow always feels that these types of charades appease the general public and lull them into feeling that the intrusions are really not there, and therefor no do exist. Meanwhile, the general public's loss of privacy, diminishing incomes, devaluating dollars, and loss of freedom marches steadfastly forward. While the stooges stay indefatigably glued to CNN to see who appears to win or loose. This issue is already lost long long ago regardless of the outcome. This is simply for entertainment, brain washing, and profit. Nothing more, nothing less. Now stare back into the whirling spiral and go back to sleep.... Burning Questions: How can a new law be written in such a way that it would be illegal not to be in possession of at least one full pint of Mr. Clean when in public place? How will this be enforced? Who would bear the financial burden of enforcement? Who would subsidize this, as Procter and Gamble already sacrifices some much for the nation as it is, and simply cannot bear these types of burdens any longer on their own?

Comment Technology devolution (Score 1) 355

Trying to connect to the Internet in the USA is just the beginning of you pay more for less. As these large companies & banking institutions consume each other, evolving into giant monopolies that control the law through government lobby. They effect change from within, making competition simply impossible to compete in the US market place unless it is controlled by them in one form or another. Looking ahead, it doesn't get any brighter because they now control, view, listen to, analyze, and store all the data emitted from every source. Including sources that until a few years ago were considered imposable such as any movement outside from satellite monitoring, drones, street cameras, your home computer, your car, your home appliances, your neighbors, your doctor, your taxes, all purchases, dental records, your school, the police, the courts. Who would have thought that these large companies would have complete legal access to all these areas to invade our lives? So, now since these mega companies control all information, the law, and they are strictly financially driven. The devolution begins to roll rather quickly gathering more and more momentum as their legal and monetary growth flourishes. They grow financially from inside the very heart of the government itself. The offloading of costs and expenses are easily downloaded through the government onto the tax payer, and only the cream profit is taken. Leaving in their wake anything that is deemed as unprofitable to be tossed back the puppet government to further rape the unlimited resource of tax money provided by the people. We can expect the unthinkable to become more and more the norm because this takeover is so complete. So locked in. So unreversible. So immoral, that now the quick march to things like food control, air control, even life itself, and future generations going extinct is give over to these companies to extract as much cash as they legally can, and they will whealed their power mightily, unrelenting toward more profit regardless of the consequences. Paying head only to the laws that they control, and to profit that must be gained without any other considerations what so ever. They will consume everything unrelentingly drive by greed, having no moral, you can expect mass develution of everything you once thought was good. Very dark indeed...

Comment Two way street (Score 1) 277

The trust was lost years ago in most countries and many alternative ways of communications have already bean established. Spying for financial gain is about equal in the top ten countries. Spying in most third world countries is so commonplace that is always taken as a given and any real issues must always be handled differently. America is also a leader in spying to control their own citizens. The public is just learning now and has yet to develop any real subversive anti-intrusive systems. These take time and are difficult to find otherwise they become useless. Where smaller countries spying on the public is far less prolific due to technology issues and differing priorities. The USA has lost a very large portion of world trade this way, but on the other hand many of the top companies backed by this government are advancing financially at the most accelerated rate in history. It appears to me that they are going to milk this puppy until it dies. Mean while California will devolve until her economics becomes equal to whatever the lowest common denominator is globally. We all live in a glass house now and alternative ways of communicating and thinking are going to evolve into common place soon than we think.

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