ATTN:Privacy Concerns & Tools of Protection

Privacy Concerns

By now, even the dullest of intellects can tell that
the fascist national security state has no bounds,
limits or inhibitions, and that it is doing everything
possible to spy on and probe into the essence of
everything we do on-line.

Not a day passes by when some startling news story
tells of more torture & destruction of evidence, war
crimes and plans for more illegal wars in the making.

The stuff has definitely hit the fan as they say, and
theres no denying it any further.

What can you do?

It is up to the individual and each and everyone of us
to do anything & everything necessary to frustrate the
efforts of the fascist state that spies on your very
move.

The first step in this process is to blind the eyes of
those that have an interest in your daily activities
on the web.

The following links are a first step in protecting
your privacy, and is something you may share far and
wide with your friends and others in an effort to
frustrate the spies watching and recording your every
move....

Smart people use these tools wisely... Change your
habits to one that allows for your privacy concerns to
be realized...

Peace

-lynda

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Privacy Concerns On Your Own Terms

A) Anonymous.org allows you to surf the web without
giving up your identity (isp number), whereabouts, or
a trail or history that you may be followed on...
Great site to use to conceal your searches on Google
the Way Back Machine and other dubious sites that
collect may be collecting information on you...

http://anonymouse.org/anonhttp://www.html

B) Sending e-mails anonymously... Conceal your
identity when sending e-mails...

http://anonymouse.org/anonemail.html

C) The EPIC on-line guide has lots of great links for
privacy concern buffs that feel the need for
protection from the Bush-Cheney War Criminal National
Security State which threatens us all...

http://www.epic.org/privacy/tools.html

D) Way Back Machine for opening up old websites that
may have been shut down...

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php