Saturday, June 15, 2013

Hundreds in Hong Kong Protest NSA Surveillance, Support Snowden



From USA Today (6/15/2013):

Hundreds in Hong Kong protest NSA surveillance

Zach Coleman













Anonymous said...

Just wondering... Is this the first time that Hong Kong people realized that all of our online behaviors are being monitored?

I'm not defending NSA but most commercial websites they've visited and used for shopping and browsing have been doing surveillance on them long before the U.S. gov't began doing. Your cell phones are also tracking you, where you are, what you purchase, who you call, etc.

If you don't like that, lose all of your cell phones, computers, mobile device. Snowden was one of those who actively engaged in your surveillance and get paid well. He will soon do the same for the Hong Kong and Chinese government, selling your information for his own gain, whatever it is. I'm puzzled why Hong Kong people don't realize it.

Anonymous said...

They probably don't dump toxic waste in the water there like they do elsewhere.

Anonymous said...

Sorry to disappoint you "Anon, June 17, 8:12 AM", but they do dump considerable toxic waste in the sea around Hong Kong. They have virtually no environmental lawas.

The water around the HK Island and Kowloon is heavily polluted with the diesel emissions from the commuter ships. It has been like that for decades, and without any environmental concern.

If you read HK travel guides, many warn that most seafood in Hong Kong are imported because the water around it is so polluted. I hear some of Fukushima area produce and seafood being imported by Hong Kong.

People there get mad at news of other countries but in general they have no clue what is going on with their own environment.

Anonymous said...

don't let people tell you that if we use computers or mobile devices that we have no choice but to completely give up our privacy

google "prism-break" (wait, nevermind google. duckduckgo or startpage are probably better)

3 more things: encrypt, encrypt, what else... oh yeah, encrypt

Anonymous said...

thanks for share........

Thü said...

Cartoon in support for Snowden and Manning:

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