posted on Nov, 10 2011 @ 11:48 AM
So in reading about the whole GPS tracking thing, and being in IT I started reflecting on things I have heard about/seen over the last 10 or so years.
What dawned on me was nothing short of a real revelation. Could it be that letting the GPS tracking cat out of the bag has shifted focus from an
entirely different program? Possibly one that has been going on for over 5 years now?
Some of you may remember back about 5 or so years ago when laptops were being stolen like crazy. IBM came up with a chip that would track your laptop
in the event it was stolen. So we have a basis for the rest of the story now. Suppose these chips have been in our systems for that length of time?
But, instead of being used as a security feature, it has actually been used as a spy feature. Your system board is reporting information, and since
it is not on the OS it does not know this is happening. You are oblivious to it.
Ever wonder how they find people and things that are being done online? Of course they say they had a "mole" giving them information. What if that
mole was a system board? We are all connected in some form or fashion. Smart phones, media devices, online cable/satellite programming, computers,
tablets, cars, gaming systems and even some appliances. What do they have in common? They all have systems boards with a ton of chips that 99% of us
have no clue what they do.
So now thinking of this prospect, everything you do has been tracked for at least five years. They know who you are, what you do, where you go and
with whom you associate with. They have the power to modify your behavior based on your patterns. Every move you make you would have to wonder if it
was engineered that way, or just by chance? Was the road detour real? Was the cable outage real? What else could be manipulated based on the data
they have gathered on you?
This is what really makes me want to go completely off grid. this is what keeps me awake at night. This is what makes me behave in random patterns.