Openly Obscure

Yesterday news broke about a new type of bomb that was developed at an aim of taking down the West. This new method that terrorists are using has caused massive panics and delays and a more intensive search of all passengers. So now we come to it, what’s it going to be? Loss of privacy or safer travel?

I have been saying this forever and actually if you look at the way our governments are acting they have been doing exactly what Zeitgeist movies have predicted. Here is a picture of the new type of passport you can receive:

The US Government is inserting RFID chips that have all of our information on readymade chips that are able to be scanned and TRACKED wherever you are in the world. While this offers many possibilities in terms of ease-of-use and quicker checks in the airport they also offer many negatives as all of the information can be stolen by using a single piece of hardware that “steals” data from RFID chips. Just watch, not only will passports be having the RFID but it will move to Licenses as well. It’s a bit harder to pass legislation on licenses because they are at the state level but have no fear our boneheaded officials will think of something as long as their lobbyists are filling their pockets with cash, not so much cash anymore but gold most likely.

In terms of new airport scanner, it’s basically going to be a virtual peepshow. Check out this picture based on the new scanner:


This lady is posted all over the net; thank God you can’t see her face otherwise that would be really embarrassing. I mean I guess it’s not really a big deal unless the people behind the counters are perverts. I would like to say that probably 1 out of 10 people will become aroused at attractive men and women who are well endowed with assets. A study yesterday supported that people would like safer travel over their privacy…which does not surprise me at all. After George W. Bush passed the Patriot Act, everyone was on board with it. Not only is everyone in America brainwashed but they can’t think for themselves these days. No wonder we’re in this predicament. So for now, while our men and women fight a battle that can’t be won and we make more enemies that we can handle. Enjoy the no-fly-lists, the lackluster security searches and the bit of privacy you still have because soon with RFID chips on the way and new security scanners any privacy you think you had will be gone.