From:
thangolossus@gmail.com
On Tue, 5 Sep 2017 11:44:24 -0700 (PDT), "Jeremy H. Denisovan" <
david.j.worrell@gmail.com> wrote:
He's probably the one in Brixton.
But I'm curious, thang. Why do you think it's so important to know
all about him when you won't reveal similar info on yourself?
Personally, I find it strange how protective people are on the net.
When I grew up, people were listed in the local phone book with
full name, address and phone number, and it wasn't any big deal,
since most people did.
I've revealed tons of personal info on the net without having a problem.
I've always valued my privacy and anonymity except for my forays into
the business world which at the top level required publication of
papers (yep, on taxation and accounting) and articles and interviews
and so on in papers, on TV and radio.
Those days are behind me and thankfully so because I no longer have
that drive - because I don't need the drive anymore, I'm where I want
to be financially.
So, in the days of the Snowden disclosures, the Five Eyes spying, the Orwell-esque secret eavesdropping on our phone conversations, our net conversations, our internet lives and the so called social networking,
I opt for privacy and anonymity simply because I can and I know how
to.
There are many like us. You may not come across them often but we
exist and we take our situational awareness seriously. We are at core libertarians. Not antifa-type libertarians but true libertarians,
those who really believe in the freedom to be anonymous and private
adn the freedom to be truly free.
In the days of snail mail, no one had the right to open your envelope
and read your mail before you got it. However, nowadays, it's a given
that your emails, your phone calls, your SMS texting, your position
vis a vis GPS and mobile phone tower traingulation, are all available
to god knows what shadowy organisations (your NSA and other TLA's for
instance) by law - especially in the US and more so in the UK, and
here in Austrlalia.
I'm awake and aware. I have nothing to hide but that doesn't mean I
want to give away my privacy and anonymity to the "authorities". So,
Dave, you'll find nothing about me on the net. Nada. Everything you
find about me on the net or the interwebs is like Kaiser Soze - a
dream, a formless formulation, a spectre, a non-entity.
You only have my words and that's the way I like it :)
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