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      The Stop Watching Us campaign will test its ability to mobilize opposition to the National Security Agency's controversial surveillance programs ...
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   Jun 14, 2013 – Join Mozilla, the EFF, Free Press, Access, Demand Progress and others in asking Congress to restore our rights to privacy.
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   4 days ago – Join Mozilla, the EFF, Free Press, Access, Demand Progress and others in asking Congress to restore our rights to privacy.
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   Mozilla Petition Asks NSA to 'Stop Watching Us' - Newsmax.com

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   1 day ago – Internet browser Mozilla is urging its users to sign a petition to Congress to stop blanket monitoring of Americans by the National Security ...
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   The latest from StopWatching.Us (@stopwatchingus). Tell the U.S. Government and the NSA to *stop* watching us. (Views expressed here aren't necessarily ...

   
   

   
   

   Mozilla Petition Asks NSA to 'Stop Watching Us'

   
   

   Thursday, 20 Jun 2013 04:25 PM

   By Greg Richter

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   Internet browser Mozilla is urging its users to sign a petition to Congress to stop blanket monitoring of Americans by the National Security Agency, saying "security and privacy are not optional."
   
   A link on the Mozilla Firefox homepage asks users to "stand with a broad coalition to demand that the NSA stop watching us."
   
   Stopwatching.us has gathered more than a quarter of a million signatures, including the libertarian Competitive Enterprise Institute and the conservative FreedomWorks and Restore America's Voice.
   
   Most of the selected signatories on the page are from more liberal groups, such as the Daily Kos, MoveOn.org, Green Peace, and Occupy Wall Street NYC.
   
   Though there is a section for members of Congress who have signed the petition, none are listed as having done so.
   
   "The revelations about the National Security Agency's surveillance apparatus, if true, represent a stunning abuse of our basic rights," the website says. "We demand the U.S. Congress reveal the full extent of the NSA's spying programs."
   
   After outlining the NSA programs used to monitor metadata from cellphone calls, and PRISM, which looks at actions on the Internet, the petition calls for Congress to take action to stop the collection of data from Americans who are talking to other Americans.
   
   "This type of blanket data collection by the government strikes at bedrock American values of freedom and privacy," the petition says. "This dragnet surveillance violates the First and Fourth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution, which protect citizens' right to speak and associate anonymously, guard against unreasonable searches and seizures, and protect their right to privacy."
   
   The petition calls for changes to the Patriot Act to make clear that monitoring of domestic phone calls or Internet activity is illegal, creation of a committee to look into domestic spying, and action to hold public officials accountable who are found responsible for "unconstitutional surveillance."
   
   Earlier this week, Google challenged gag orders from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, saying in a legal filing Tuesday that it wants more freedom to explain to the public what information it has released to the government.

   
   

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   Do I think anything will stop governments from watching all people on earth 24 hours a day in one form or another? No. However, what it might do is reduce money separate from Black Ops monies to do unwanted surveillance. But will surveillance stop or reduce worldwide? No. In fact if you understand the geometric progression of technology worldwide surveillance of all kinds including private will naturally only increase into almost literally infinity. And soon likely people will wear internal devices more that monitor and snoop on how well all their organs are doing in their bodies too. So, deaths like Gandolfini won't happen because of internal monitors that would flag a trip to the doctors BEFORE a heart attack is occurring. Not after the fact when they are dead.

   
   

   If surveillance wasn't already consciously "built into and engineered into" the system then why do we have GPS beacons in all cell phones on Earth? Where did texting and email come from and why are they so easy to store on servers around the world? Surveillance is engineered into the system so literally everyone with a cell phone can be found where they are (if they have that cell phone within a few seconds worldwide. And if governments want there will be a drone with a hellfire missile honing in on anyone that Any government finds undesirable to eventually  come to the point where people won't even know who people are that are  dying from drones eventually on earth there will just be blood spots or dust spots. As an intuitive this is what is coming within 25 to 50 years. Surveillance is here to stay. 

   
   

   The question is: "How do people survive surveillance tied to drones that can instantly take people out and turn them to dust within minutes worldwide?" What happens when questionable governments and mafias and corporations have drones too illicitly and target individuals worldwide and no one can trace who is targeting people because no person is involved directly?
    

   The U.S. and a few other countries worldwide might have enough rights to keep most people alive. But what happens in the other 90% of countries worldwide with weaker governments?
   
   
   What I worry about is drone missiles that are programmed during warfare to take out only specific people like Generals, Admirals and officers of the opposing army. With all the strategic people gone from hellfire missiles in any army the army wouldn't be very effective. If facial recognition software is tied with something like Hellfire missiles worldwide, they could literally bring Hell on Earth for everyone(at least for all military officers on earth).
   
   Or imagine a home designed plastic gun that shoots plastic bullets or kevlar bullets tied onto a home made drone with a scope for accuracy. Imagine a little battery powered vehicle with a silencer picking off people worldwide. How would such a murder be traced? Likely if everything is home built it likely couldn't be if people used 3D printers for anything shot.
   
   There would be no people present. There would be no evidence other than anything picked up on surveillance cameras wherever this event took place. This is what is coming worldwide starting with hit men and then armies. Get ready world.