The

Electronic

Police State

2008 National

Rankings

Most of us are aware that our governments monitor nearly every form of electronic communication. We are also aware of private companies doing the same. This strikes most of us as slightly troubling, but very few of us say or do much about it. There are two primary reasons for this:1. We really don’t see how it is going to hurt us. Mass surveillance is certainly a new, odd, and perhaps an ominous thing, but we just don’t see a complete picture or a smoking gun.2. We are constantly surrounded with messages that say, “Only crazy people complain about the government.” However, the biggest obstacle to our understanding is this: The usual image of a “police state” includes secret police dragging people out of their homes at night, with scenes out of Nazi Germany or Stalin’s USSR. The problem with these images is that they are horribly outdated. That’s how things worked during your grandfather’s war – that is not how things work now.An electronic police state is quiet, even unseen. All of its legal actions are supported by abundant evidence. It looks pristine. An electronic police state is characterized by this:

Here are the 52 states and their
rankings:
1. China
2. North Korea
3. Belarus
4. Russia
5. United Kingdom: England & Wales
6. United States of America
7. Singapore
8. Israel
9. France
10.Germany
(read more at https://secure.cryptohippie.com/pubs/EPS-2008.pdf )

(The Western governments, elites, big business propagandize us in to thinking that our way of life, the home of the free and land of the brave, liberty and freedom for all, and to the republic for which it stands, democracy and the American independence spirit were vastly superior to the socialist or communist police states of the USSR, Communist China, Viet Nam, the Eastern European block, Nazi Germany etcetera, etcetera. While we were fighting and dying in wars against these socialist police states keeping the world safe for our own countries)