It just might be time to have a little fun with the NSA

With all the news about the NSA spying on us (in just about every way imaginable) it might be time to have a little fun with it.

Supposedly one of the things being used are supercomputers to break encryption.  Suppose folks started encrypting messages with portions of The Constitution and The Bill of Rights, encrypting them, and sending them to friends?  Even mundane things like "How's the weather there today?" Can you imagine the number of pissed off wanna be spooks when they decrypt and read a message like that?

If you really wanted to have some fun, type a bunch of gibberish and then encrypt it so it looks like an encrypted message within an encrypted message,  That would drive them nuts.

 I think I may have to start doing some of this  :-)

What A Difference A Day Makes

Yesterday I posted my opinion that we would never have checkpoints where we would be told "Your Papers, Please" because checkpoints aren't needed as our cars and cellphones tattle on us about where we've been.

Today's revelations about NSA's PRISM Program makes it even worse.  Intercepting our emails, voice, texts ... hell, the NSA knows not only where we've been but where we're going.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/politics/prism-collection-documents/

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/07/prism-tech-giants-shock-nsa-data-mining

It's even worse than I thought.