Pentagon Can Pinpoint Every US Citizen

With each passing day it becomes increasingly clear that WE are the very first generation to possess all of the technology to fulfill every Biblical prophecy.  For 2000 years people who read the Bible would get to Revelation and say, “this has to be some type of spiritualization because there is no possible way that every person earth could share the same currency.  And no possible way that every eye on earth could watch the same event! And no possible way that people have to take some sort of mark in order to buy or sell anything!”  They were wrong.  Prophecy is going to happen exactly as it is written.  Today we can see all of the technology in play.  Even the part about the Antichrist being capable of tracking down every human on earth who refuses to take his mark.

On a second note, I remember just a few years ago saying that we are thankful the US Military will remain filled with UN-woke Conservatives who would never turn on Christians.  That is no longer true.  

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(LifeSiteNews) — In a shocking report published by The Intercept on June 17, details have emerged of a U.S. national security surveillance strategy to covertly track, locate and identify anyone expressing dissent or even dissatisfaction with the actions of the U.S. military and its leadership. 

The measures, undertaken by the Army Protective Services Battalion, fall under their remit of safeguarding top generals from “assassination, kidnapping, injury or embarrassment.”

According to Trending Politics:

That definition has in recent years been applied to criticism online, opening the army’s vast resources to sleuthing on anyone it deems to have made ‘direct, indirect, and veiled’ threats and or expressed ‘negative sentiment’ of its leadership, according to government procurement records from September 2022.

The use of these enhanced surveillance techniques extend beyond major social media platforms. As The Intercept says:

The document cites access to Twitter’s ‘firehose,’ which would grant the Army the ability to search public tweets and Twitter users without restriction, as well as analysis of 4chan, Reddit, YouTube, and Vkontakte, a Facebook knockoff popular in Russia. Internet chat platforms like Discord and Telegram will also be scoured for the purpose of ‘identifying counterterrorism and counter-extremism and radicalization,’ though it’s unclear what exactly those terms mean here.

This new measure far exceeds the capability of established surveillance tools such as that provided by private company Dataminr, permitting the inclusion of both public and non-public information.  

These sources of information include ‘signal-rich discussions from illicit threat-actor communities and access to around-the-clock conversations within threat-actor channels,’ public research, CCTV feeds, radio stations, news outlets, personal records, hacked information, webcams, and – perhaps most invasive – cellular location data.

Details of this startling development in the abolition of privacy were discovered in a redacted U.S. government contract, whose details can be viewed here. 

It also reveals how the U.S. Army would seek to disguise its online presence through impersonation and deception to remain undetected.

The contract says the Army would use ‘misattribution’: deceiving others about who is actually behind the keyboard. The document says the Army would accomplish this through falsifying web browser information and by relaying Army internet traffic through servers located in foreign cities, obscuring its stateside origin.

Taken together, the technology would allow for the anonymous pinpoint tracking in real time of anyone in the world. 

This is simply another extension of an already vast national security state surveillance operation on the citizens of the formerly free world. A declassified report to the Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines revealed the reach of the secret security state’s efforts to monitor the actions of private citizens worldwide – through the use of PAI or publicly available information. 

 https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/bombshell-report-finds-pentagons-new-surveillance-tools-can-pinpoint-private-citizens/?utm_source=top_news&utm_campaign=usa