Judge warns of "An Orwellian state" and curbs Big Brother's spying on citizens.

Governments now have the power to track every movement of their citizens through a variety of means, not least cellphones, which constantly report the owner’s position to global positioning satellites. This works whether or not the phones are switched on. In Britain, of course, we have cameras on most street corners, filming our every move. Big Brother is getting his tools into place ready for the coming world dictatorship. Meanwhile, judges sometimes put a spoke in authority’s wheel…..AF

This story is from The Raw Story in America. NEWS BRIEF: "Judge warns of ‘Orwellian state’ in warrantless GPS tracking case", The Raw Story, December 30, 2010"Police in Delaware may soon be unable to use global positioning systems (GPS) to keep tabs on a suspect unless they have a court-signed warrant, thanks to a recent ruling by a superior court judge who cited famed author George Orwell in her decision. ""In striking down evidence obtained through warrantless GPS tracking, Delaware Judge Jan R. Jurden wrote that 'an Orwellian state is now technologically feasible', adding that 'without adequate judicial preservation of privacy, there is nothing to protect our citizens from being tracked 24/7'." Indeed, this judge is correct! All dictatorships in world history have sought to keep track of their dissidents, using a complex human surveillance system comprised of average citizens employed by the government, controlled by police state operatives.But, this coming dictatorship is far different: it is keeping track of its dissidents electronically -- cameras, satellites, GPS systems, cashless transactions. But, of course, Bible-believing Christians have always known that high technology would have to be in use if the "Mark of the Beast" prophecy could be fulfilled. "And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. " (Revelation 13:16-17)Bible scholars for centuries have recognized that the economy at the time of Antichrist was going to be cashless and that every person within the economy would be subjected to unprecedented surveillance. For example, the only way in which a grandmother can be forced to pay a high school student to cut her lawn via the cashless system would be if no cash were in circulation and if she were under sufficient surveillance by government authorities.While the complete cashless system is still some time off, unprecedented surveillance is here - now.Let us return to the Judge's written opinion:"Jurden argued that the same legal principle that allows officers to tail a suspect in traffic, without a warrant, doesn't apply to GPS because the devices reveal far more about a person under surveillance than physical surveillance could -- and more than police need."" 'Prolonged GPS surveillance provides more information than one reasonably expects to 'expose to the public,'" she wrote. 'The whole of one’s movement over a prolonged period of time tells a vastly different story than movement over a day as may be completed by manned surveillance'."She added, 'It takes little to imagine what constant and prolonged surveillance could expose about someone’s life even if they are not participating in any criminal activity'."We could not agree more! Giving police the authority to track a citizen's movements 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is the immediate precursor to the coming planned dictatorship. This is serious stuff, because the dictatorship of the New World Order is planned to be both ruthless and thorough.The government is sure to appeal this ruling. In fact, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has already granted this police state authority to law enforcement units within her jurisdiction."The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling last August effectively allowing the use of GPS tracking without a warrant. Law enforcement agencies in the nine western US states covered by the Ninth Circuit now have the ability to use GPS without a warrant." (Ibid.)