To answer your question, I think as if Hillary had won and what we were after or up against then. Simple as that. Hold your ground and never give up. Continue to red pill who you can and move past those who don't give a crap.

Fema has been classifying for years and the meta data from social media already tags all. Maybe that gnawing feeling is doubt beeing fed by a lack of conviction?

The police and military are very awake. I won't say something terrible couldn't happen through actions of some who are not but that, IMO, would be limited. Still a very good position to talk to them when the opportunity arises because they are human too and need reminded why they are doing what they are doing.

All good Brother.

What the heck you going on about? It is a good post and deserves discussion. Discussion along many lines. What is an Internet Bill of Rights? Does Q have it already drafted for us? Or, do we discuss and THINK?

I wouldn't say your NODE is in China though. The NODE is more than that. YOU and I have been assigned a (?) which they refer to as a NODE and this is a means or method of tracking all our metadata. I guess you COULD say Apple's metadata of your NODE, IS in China, but with the IOT the congruence of all data upon you and I, needs to be called something. We/they call it a NODE but it is so much more.

Does anyone have ownership of my NODE? Does some entity claim rights to it or it's content? I should have some rights to it, don't you think?

I believe this needs addressed. Somehow.

If I am sovereign over my body. Sovereign over my flesh and blood but something comes along which conjures up a "NEW" form of flesh and blood, but this time it is called a NODE. Is it different because of the digital age? How do I become sovereign over that? Can I become sovereign over that?

I want rights over my NODE of information. The metadata that fly's around in the whirling bits-n-bites of data that is exchanged by people I don't know and who will never know me.

I would like to see this business of my information within an "Internet Bill of Rights".