posted on Nov, 22 2015 @ 09:42 AM
With the powers that intelligence agencies have in today's world, especially now in the era of smart phones, SMS, social media and email, the idea
that politician's as opposed to private interests might still have true political control over governments seems farsical, to me at least.. No, the
way is see it is, the world we are living in is far more likely to be one where maybe one or two legitimate democracies might still exist, where
loyalties to the central government / the established order remain strong, but the rest have a probably been usurped by vested interests at this
point...
This is of course wild speculation, but evidence seems to pouring in from all over the word, that corruption and criminality among governments is at
an all time high, and that does not correlate at all well with the fact that intelligence agencies have more power than ever to both detect and
investigate corruption in public office. Perhaps they are simply not looking (unlikely) at public servants, and instead focus on other forms of
criminality, however, if they are and do detect corruption, the potential for blackmail and further corruption of governments is scary to even
contemplate.
Just some thoughts.
"In God we trust, everyone else we spy on!!!!" - NSA
edit on 22-11-2015 by 0hlord because: (no reason given)
edit on 22-11-2015
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