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Protect yourself from the NSA

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Alright, I love my freedom and privacy and it is my God given American right to have it and protect it. As I'm sure you have heard in the days gone bye how the NSA has invaded our privacy by spying on what we google and the websites we visit by storing the emails we write or receive. Its sad that the American people have come to the point where they have to protect themselves from the government spying on them and there web browser while tracking them online. But there is a way to protect yourself from even the NSA it's called "Startpage". Basically its a search engine that does not monitor, record nor report your online activity to the government. You say how can this be, well the group that created STARTPAGE do not work in the USA so they are not liable to the NSA or the NDAA. So after intalling there search engine you can browse the web and visit sites without the NSA Knowing it. The only downside is that it's slow and you can't "Log in" and play videos cause most websites want you to share your IP address before you can use them. They are also starting up a email server that works the same way too. Thought I would share this with my eroid brothers and sisters. Check out the links below for more details.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wh7MHzavInQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv3SCbI5KFM

PinPusher's picture

We don't know the half of what goes on. I got a hold of a book a few years ago called "Behold a Pale Horse" written by Bill Cooper. He was the head of the Navy Intellengce agency and exposed a lot what the government was doing before he left, even the NSA and this was during the late eighties. One of the things he said was that the government is atleast 50 years ahead of us and if we know about it then they have got something that will dwarf it 50 times. Compared to the powers that be, we may not as powerful as they but that doesn't mean we can't take precautions. I'll take what I can get if it will help. If we really wanted to talk about absolute privacy, why not just throw the computer in the trash and do away with the internet, then move to the artic. I don't know about others but I refuse to live my life like a ghost because of the illuminati or what other name you want to put to it but that doesn't mean that we can't be smart about the things we do. As Mike1982 said below.."you can't hide but you can stay under the radar" and thats about all we can do and we should use it to our advantage exspecially in the game we play. If for any reason i use startpage for example it just to piss them off. Startpage isn't perfect be it can be a helpful tool

Engineereddisaster's picture

cough..bullshit..cough

Greg's picture

all my life I spoke and acted without fear of the government. Today I realize the shockingly subtle effects of the NSA and corporate data mining...

Even if my information is not being directly monitored; has risen no red flags. I found that I act in a paranoid fashion. That paranoia has stripped me of my sense of freedom. I can't imagine how detrimental this could be if an entire generation grows up knowing nothing but this "paranoia". Something that can be far worse than Hoover's hunt for communists.

My paranoid episode: In another thread, "where do you hide your gear", I was going to search for, "coordinates" + "white house" but got worried that it would send a flag that I could be plotting to attack the white house. Then, my data might start to be scrutinized, actively analyzed... so I changed the location to fort knox instead.

Greg's picture

I doubt Fort Knox is much of a "monetary foothold" considering we've been off of the gold standard since 1971... If the gold is even still there.

Although a top notch, secure, military base, the legend of Fort Knox and its gold will live on like Alcatraz does in our american folk lore.