Hey Snowden, think NSA surveillance is bad? Come to Denmark—their surveillance includes your DNA. Literally.
thestandarddeviant.substack.comAnd that’s only scratching the surface. Read on.
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The US just pulls headline. I remember a long time ago seeing the CCTV setup in the UK and being pretty WTF is going on here. Then I remember Czech Republic talking about internment camps citing US Japanese internment camps as a good example of justification. Then I remember Italian court cases over seismologist not warning people enough/not being predictive enough to prevent deaths in a major earthquake. Or the groping of a girl and being let off because it didn’t last enough time for it to be considered bad by the judge. For all the headlines the US has. Then of course I feel like it’s been at least 15 years of trying to pass anti-encryption/anti-privacy laws. US makes headlines, but something about European conservatism/traditionalism/paternalism makes the whole continent feel like a powder keg to me. Also the neo-Nazis
That’s how the Jesuit Order operates, to confuse people, divide them, and then conquer. That’s how they always worked according to my producer’s research.