Hmm.. Maybe I should start to sleep at our basement here.. I'm also using the fekkin wifi here... It would cost some strawberries to get cable in here. Private house, so it costs a lot... But wifi, that's cheap. And EMF pollution is free of charge ofcourse.

dubmeup wrote:
Definitely. If I wasn't sure about how much they cared about me before, I certainly am now.

Ipv6 basically serves 2 purposes.

1. First and foremost it allows for billions of devices to connect to the net which will be thin client cloud devices. This is the dawn of ubiquitous computing.

2. It allows for unique ID of all devices

andyh wrote:
That is the single biggest problem with IPV6 and it will change the way we use the web, and how services are provided i.e subscription based and pay for view etc. can be targeted at the device owner. News papers will be the first to latch on to the IPV6 identifier to control access to content and implement charge systems for their services. What's the betting that the London Times is one of the first to establish a new business model based on IPV6?

The newspapers do risk losing readers though if they want to start charging. I remember it was Rupert Murdoch who was one of the first to publicly announce/push this idea some time ago, saying that newspapers as we knew them are finished and they must begin to charge people fees for online access.

Because I think that the mainstream media, and the globalists and think tanks, are part of the same machine to some degree in regards to which stories they run and what those stories contain, they may run a risk of losing more people who read their stories, some of which are programming no doubt.

Im sure, in fact i know, they are aware of this, when considering charging people for access.

Whatever the case, more technology is always a double edged sword...in fact i think technology is the single biggest factor that has enabled the globalists to achieve their UN one world plans in recent times.

novum wrote:
That's definitely a major factor. Computers have allowed them to crunch the numbers, cross reference and track huge numbers of people. That is the problem with registering for anything or having an on-line identity etc. it makes the control system complete.

Frog wrote:
Yes exactly. And then there is the military technology on top of the data storage and cross checking technology of all the people.

The military technology also has resulted in the empire achieving things not possible previously when it was man to man combat.

Shit lets not forget that when Queen Liz 2 was crowned, they were still visiting their businesses (countries) by ship ...we have come a long way in a short space of time, all this tech is recent and unprecedented in human history. (at least as far as we know )

novum wrote: