Government Owns Your Computer

Seriously

If you think that I’m joking or that I’m an ‘conspiracy theorist’ read this…
by Michael G. Mickey(8-1-09)

If you log onto cars.gov , and I recommend you don't, the federal government literally takes ownership of YOUR personal computer. All of your files, EVERYTHING on your computer, the federal government can copy and DISTRIBUTE to ANYONE or any agency inside the United States or even on foreign soil without your permission. That's right! Believe it or not.

For at least a week now - and I've kidded her about it - my wife has been saying she has a funny feeling about the "Cash For Clunkers" program. As it turns out, she was right.

Ready to be completely creeped out? Watch the video below:

BIG BROTHER-style government is a sign of the times we're living in and we haven't seen nothin' yet as bible prophecy reveals!

See the little white envelope symbol below this post? Click it and share this information with everyone you know before they unwittingly allow anyone in our government who wants to a free pass to conduct an unauthorized audit of every web page they've read, every e-mail they've written, every photo of their family stored on their computer, every favorited website and on and on and on.

There are other non-government sites that produce popular programs that say the same thing. Many people don’t bother to read the Agreement that you have to click ‘OK’ to download. So, we are attacked by more than one source.
See this shocking report on national TV…



How to fight back

From the obvious first, don’t log on to this government site.

While you might not be able to prevent the government from confiscating your computer, you should at least take precaution so they don’t steal your files. One of the first places that the US government will confiscate your computer is when you travel through the airport, you should take the following precautions.

Make copies on DVD and CD
Store in some safe and hidden place in your home
Store another copy at a friend or family’s home
Put your original programs disks in a safe place
Have an external hard drive with all your programs on it
When traveling, have your memory stick in another place

What some people have done is, they have personal home owner’s insurance and tell the insurance company that they were robbed. The people who do this feel that the insurance companies are in league with the government so let them pay for it.