Who Is Watching You?
By thomhartmann
Anytime you turn or do anything - someone may be watching & is trying to make a buck off you. I see this as a beginning. Will your ISP soon be watching you? Or are they already? At what point do we say we want the damn internet back and some privacy too? Read More...
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#2
1984 is finally here
The representatives of "we the people" appear to be quite happy about this for some reason
#3
Happy New Year! When Republicans lose Congress!
Unless Americans really are as dumb as the world thinks.
#4
We want the damn internet back.
Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me (1984)
Michael Jackson is singing the chorus "I always feel like somebody's watchin me.."
Happy New Year to all the friends and family of the Thom Hartmann Program!
#5
Everyone is watching. Before the internet, I ordered things by mail. Even back then, every business in America knew where I lived, and what I bought, as evidenced by all the junk mail that would follow. Now, it's all electronic.
Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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When I click on "Read More" it goes to a New York Times website that wants me to sign in???
I agree with the first 3 lines.