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As for the alternative news sites, i’ll just have to live with that because I am keeping a watch on what is really happening so if I have to take my preps and bug out or fortify where I am, I have a pretty good head start on the sheeple. Besides, I sent those alphabet agencies a message asking them for some bailout money so me and the wife could ride off into the sunset and we would cause no more trouble for those agencies by talking to our relatives and friends; they have not responded!

I GUESS THEY THOUGHT I WAS JOKING.

They probably compete with each other to see who can bag the most dissidents per hour. To stop reading Jon and whatever other alternative and foreign media we enjoy at this point would make no difference in our status with “them,” while it would definitely create a big loss for each of us. I find comparing Russian, Iranian, and Israeli propaganda (among a long list of others) with their U.S. and British counter parts quite fascinating, and Jon is a wonderful tour guide.

That makes me wonder at Sara’s comment about disconnecting. How could we “pull together as a people” without some way of connecting? Jumping rail cars like my grandfather is a bit passe. At this point the watch lists and psychological profiles are already made up for those of us who use (or ever used) the internet, even with track blocking and encryption software. Closing the barn door after the cows have left is rather ridiculous. That part of the game was already over eight to ten years ago.

Even if we were to shut down all that Sara suggests and only use a land line phone and snail mail, both of these are still fully monitored (they photo every piece of mail now). The license plates on our cars are tracked by camera, and I can say from personal experience that they can actually read the tiny little date tags even at night while doing 60 on the freeway. Walking is now monitored with facial and gesture recognition. There are tiny cameras everywhere now, and do you think you will notice a silent drone at 5000 feet?

By the time you’ve found Jon’s magic mind carpet of imagination, its way too late to hide, so you might as well fully engage your soul, enjoy the ride, and learn everything you can before the “talking cartoon” game of this particular virtual reality dream collapses (a la “Inception”) into a different level of play. Just don’t forget to steer!

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