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The NSA Police are an Invisible Third Participant in Every Conversation You Have Anywhere in the World

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The NSA police are able to legally spy on any American, no matter what the reasoning behind it is.

This is all part of the Protect America Act, which made things like wiretapping, email interceptions, and many other forms of spying completely legal.

What this has done is given the government too much power over ordinary citizens, as the government is now able to watch nearly everything that people do.

This is one step short of us all having microchips embedded in our foreheads that will track everywhere that we go, but it should not be a surprise if that happens anytime soon.

We all know that the government likes to keep tabs on us, but in the United States, we expect to have the privacy that goes along with freedom.

What is the point of saying that we live in a free society if the government is giving itself the ability to monitor our every move?

While the argument can be made that this surveillance will only be used if it is absolutely necessary, there is no way for us to know when they feel it will be necessary.

Combine this with the fact that they can monitor our web browsing histories as well and it is easy to see how problems could arise.

The NSA police could easily misinterpret something that they have seen an individual doing online and completely ruin that person’s life because of it.

Also, since no warrants are needed, this is basically a judgment call on the part of the officer.

This is a case of giving certain people much too much power in society and is something that must be changed as soon as possible.

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Google is Watching Us Too

In the George Orwell novel 1984, we are given a glimpse of what a world where we are constantly being watched would look like.

In that society, there are cameras on every street corner, as “Big Brother” must always know what the entire population is up to.

The NSA police could eventually get to that point with the help of companies like Google and Microsoft.

Google has cameras planted all over the world as a part of their Google Maps campaign.

If you ever see a camera on top of a street light or a telephone poll, there is a good chance that Google planted it there.

This feature is called Street View and it gives ordinary people the chance to basically spy on whomever they want, as it offers 360 degree views in some neighborhoods.

If ordinary people are able to use this technology in this manner, it is possible to see how the government would be able to abuse it completely.

The truth is that we have no idea how this technology is being used because there is no way the government will tell us everything.

The NSA police could be watching each and every one of us right now and using our web browsing history to decide on who deserves to be watched.

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Google is Tracking Our Browsing 

Another scary thing to think about is the power of Google Adsense.

These ads are one of the most popular ways for people to make money online, but they also create added surveillance.

Since a certain amount of tracking is necessary for people to receive money through this program, Google has decided to keep all of this information.

This means that if you have visited a website that features Google ads, your personal information, including your IP address, will be logged.

Google, once again, will tell you that this is in order to keep track of unique viewers of the webpage, but there must be more to it than that.

It should not surprise anyone if the NSA police have access to this information.

It should also not surprise anyone who gets a knock on the door because of a website that was visited years before.

Make no mistake about it, you are always being monitored.

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