What else do they want to know? When will it end?

[sibelian]

41. These are positions you have to adopt in order to convince yourself that everything's OK.

What you don't appear to understand is that with every increase in the availability of your personal information to people whose actions you can't affect the likelihood increases that they will use that information for purposes that are not in your interests just because there's MORE of them.

Do you believe the rise in identity theft is coincidental?

You stop Governments from taking your freedoms away by denying them the tools to do so at the outset, not at some indeterminate time in the future when it seems convincing that they might be in danger.

When it comes to governments, the only valid approach is to assume at all times that one's freedoms are always in danger.

Freedom isn't an emotional reaction to a flag, it's a measure of your ability to conduct your affairs as you see fit without interference.

The recording of information about you, graham, without your being able to affect what happens to that information, is interference. This position is not a means to an end but an end in itself.

Your information isn't theirs. They have decided it is.

You are too frightened to stop them.