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[bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com>]

I know your question "but what can we do?" is rhetorical, and besides I have 
no answer, anyway.  None of the groups that you would think would be opposing 
this stuff seem to be interested (ACLU).

The problem is that you can't really hide your identity , anymore .  If you 
are not breaking the law ,(or sometimes, even if you are) you should have the 
absolute right and freedom to speak, congregate, meet, etc, with no worries 
about those activities causing you harm in the future.

  It is already hard to buy a pre-paid cell phone, without ID .  It is almost 
impossible, now, to find decnt pre-paid anonymous debit cards, in which you 
can trust and don't charge loan shark fees.

I keep reading , hoping some ingenious person comes up with an effective idea 
to fight this stuff............................

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--- On Sun, 11/30/08, Lynn Wigglesworth <lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> I think some people are concerned, but what can we do? I
> vote for people who  believe what I do (who will never win), email my
> Congressmen about things that bother me till I'm blue in the face, and 
> don't buy much new technology (for other other reasons,  but not being as 
> trackable is good, too).
> 
> Lynn Wigglesworth
>