Edward Snowden

[isis]

[EDIT: added poll]

[Bat]

I think its safe to say if someone in the cabal wants to know what you are doing, they can easily do so. I simply accept this fact but i don't worry about the cabal spying on me or what i do.

[Turtle]

When considering one's governments and their various plans and methods to attempt further control of the world and it's people, it is quite critical to remember something...they are not separate from you. Literally. They are not somehow more or less connected to you than say your pets for example. Or your closest loved ones and friends. To practice viewing them as such, especially in meditations and when faced with a new bit of information that creates an internal emotional reaction, will yield very very rewarding results. Answers to currently perceived problems that are actually much more in alignment with your higher self's guidance will never be able to reach an individual who is dead set on viewing ANY other being or faction as something which has "run amok" or is a "problem" in any sense of the word.

I do not suggest this is an easy practice for most people. But don't be fooled by the difficulty of what I am suggesting IF it strikes you as something that is difficult to try. Be inventive and creative in your approach

[Jeremy]

Doesn't concern my daily life in the least.

[Unbound]

His eyes remind me of vampires aha

[Marc]

While I don't worry about being spied on, I will fight for the right of privacy for every individual by signing petitions, raising awareness, and contacting my governmental representatives to make change. One doesn't need to worry to see that there is a direction they would like to move in and it is ok to accept what is and point the will towards a positive future.

[zenmaster]

Who is going to fight for the govt's responsibility to monitor people's behavior for our protection?

[Marc]

Who is going to fight for the govt's responsibility to monitor people's behavior for our protection?

Apparently everyone that doesn't speak up supports it.

[zenmaster]

Who is going to fight for the govt's responsibility to monitor people's behavior for our protection?

Apparently everyone that doesn't speak up supports it.

The paradigm of tacit endorsement changes once monitoring practices go on the defensive due to popular sentiment, which seems to be happening to some degree. The very reason people require monitoring is because they do not know how to value their own freedom.

[caycegal]

When considering one's governments and their various plans and methods to attempt further control of the world and it's people, it is quite critical to remember something...they are not separate from you. Literally. They are not somehow more or less connected to you than say your pets for example. Or your closest loved ones and friends. To practice viewing them as such, especially in meditations and when faced with a new bit of information that creates an internal emotional reaction, will yield very very rewarding results. Answers to currently perceived problems that are actually much more in alignment with your higher self's guidance will never be able to reach an individual who is dead set on viewing ANY other being or faction as something which has "run amok" or is a "problem" in any sense of the word.

I do not suggest this is an easy practice for most people. But don't be fooled by the difficulty of what I am suggesting IF it strikes you as something that is difficult to try. Be inventive and creative in your approach

YES! That which is focused on increases. Peaceful loving thoughts are the only way to deal with ...................everything.

Having said that, it is important to make moral decisions regarding others - to speak out truthfully, for example. Important when doing this to have loving and/or clear (neutral) intentions and vibrations. So I will truthfully say that I believe Edward Snowden to have done a great service for the world, regardless of who he is personally.

[isis]

i'm all for mass surveillance...but just not exactly the kind we have now. i want a good "big brother" to protect people from all of the ariel castros out there.

[βαθμιαίος]

Transparency of thought is a fourth-density quality, but it seems like current surveillance efforts are somewhat along the lines of negative fourth density. "Always the fourth-density effects of telepathy and the transparency of thought are attempted to be used for the sake of those at the apex of the power structure."

[kycahi]

This discussion, for some reason, reminds me of the film, Pascali's Island. In it, Ben Kingsley plays a spy for the Turkish Empire, I believe, and writes daily with reports about some visiting westerners. He also repeats his constant requests for a raise. When he goes to the bank for his stipend, it is never more than last time.

You get the idea that nobody is reading his reports--they go strait to a file or a fire. So if the spying on all of us grows, eventually no people and no software will give a damn, IMHO.

[ScottK]

Who is going to fight for the govt's responsibility to monitor people's behavior for our protection?

Government says they need that information to protect, and if there were very strict, enforced and transparent rules for using that information (easily audited by the people), I might go along with that.

The reality is that the darkside is using surveillance to maintain themselves at the top of their pyramid - to attempt to stop all those who would challenge their power. This would be important for all those who wish to have freedom in their lives.

If you prefer security over freedom, I'd suggest you take a look at the fears you have, and potentially, how you may be being controlled because of that fear. The darkside needs subjects to maintain their power.

[isis]

[isis]

Bill Gates says Edward Snowden is no hero. what do u think? vote to share, if u wanna share (just added the poll)

[Fang]

[ScottK]

Bill Gates says Edward Snowden is no hero. what do u think? vote to share, if u wanna share (just added the poll)

Bill Gates is one of our controllers, so certainly he would claim Snowden is no hero.

[Fang]

Bill Gates is one of our controllers, so certainly he would claim Snowden is no hero.

Oh of course.

[Sagittarius]

Bill Gates is one of our controllers, so certainly he would claim Snowden is no hero.

Oh of course.

I bought an ice cream for my friend today, bill gates suddenly flew down in a helicopter hopped out and hit it out of my hand then laughed .

Controlling bastard he is.