Does the CIA control the internet?

From: Dr Vladimir Baehr (vbh_at_lenigu.ac.edu)
Date: 03/06/04 

Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 19:17:20 -0000

Does the CIA control the internet?

I believe that there is compelling evidence to prove that there has been (&
continues to be) direct manipulation by the CIA. Now when I say CIA I use
this term widely to include all known & unknown international security
service agencies. CIA is the lead agency that pulls the strings by
co-ordinating agencies in other countries.

Why would the CIA want to control the internet?
Think about it for a few minutes. Information is distributed & shared via
the internet. The old saying that 'information is power' proves true today.
For example - Any political viewpoint which is opposed to the status quo can
effectively be undermined by simply instructing & paying operatives to post
regularly to certain newsgroups. The same is true when it comes to promoting
the agenda. Beware, the 'regular posters' are not necessarily who you think
they are. By controlling peoples opinions & thoughts, the subject becomes
compliant and thus the CIA agenda is advanced.

What techniques are used to control people?
There are an infinate number of tricks used by the security services to
monitor and control you! The use of anonymous remailers has grown
significantly in recent years. For freedom loving people this is good, but
you need to ask what is really going on? Anyone can set up a computer as a
re-mailer. The use of encrypted keys to securely transmit messages is a
myth. The people who are most interested in monitoring the whats & whys of
those who send anonymous messages over the internet, are the Security
Services - the CIA!!! The system of re-mailers has been and is controlled by
the CIA. If someone operates a re-mailer as a hobby either it will be
'shutdown' or that person must be under the pay of the CIA. So do not assume
that your activities are not being monitored online.

Everyone knows that the biggest money spinner for the internet is
pornography. It is pasted all over the internet, but i do not think it is
there because a few perverts enjoy posting it up and reading it! The flood o
f porn on the net is part of the campaign of the security services to
control peoples thoughts & behaviour. Anyone who has read 1984 will be aware
of the government department that produced porn for the 'commoners'. Its
happening here and now.

Advertising is used to promote the long term agenda of a one world
government. Everyone who uses the internet becomes familiar with ideas that
are designed to eliminate cultural diversity.

If there are negative replies to this post, just ask yourself "why is this
person critical of my views" - the answer is very probably that they are CIA
operatives.

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