>>11745682

Don't forget the 3D geo-mapping tech that can accurately monitor you everywhere you go. And the science fiction-grade remote field microphones that can listen to everything you say. And I'm sure I don't need to mention they can watch everything you do on your screen in real-time, regardless of VPN or any counter-measures you attempt to take.

They know everything about each and every one of us. No secrets. We're test subjects. Whether it's "legal" or not is of no consequence; this is a matter of national security and virtuallyanythingcan be justified when under that umbrella.

>>11745914

More than one faction can invade your privacy. Aliens do it, the deep state does it, the military does it, private citizen "elites" do it when they're bored. Again, we're test subjects and our privacy matters very little to anyone in power anywhere.Anythingcan and will be justified under the right circumstances.

>>11745967

What are the odds that the reincarnation of JFK found his way to /qresearch/ and shitposts here regularly?

I'd say it's probably pretty common for many historical figures. If reincarnation exists of course. Which it does.

>>11745980

>What's the point?

Many different factions, many different motives, many moving pieces. I don't know any more than you, unfortunately. But the targeting of certain citizens is very real.

>>11746025

I bet you're the reincarnation of Benjamin Franklin. Franklin would've been a weeb in modern times.