It has officially become mainstream information that if you are a non-violent lover of liberty you are the embodiment of domestic terror in the United States. Add this to the 25 reports that can put you on a terror watch list for innocuous activities such as being a martial artist, or using cash for anything at all, and that is a LOT of information that needs to be warehoused and analyzed.

The Big Government of the former republic known as the United States has embarked upon just such an initiative called Big Data, a program under the direction of John P. Holdren, Obama's science czar, and author of the controversial eugenics tome, Ecoscience.

The amount of data being amassed about the lives of ordinary citizens terrorists is growing exponentially. We have seen major corporations in the areas of advertising, social media, defense contracting, and computing form partnerships with government agencies to compile virtual dossiers on all humans. Apparently much more still needs to be done . . .

The databasing of all activities, even in real time, is an openly stated goal by new projects such as the NSA's new $2 billion dollar installation in Bluffdale, Utah, as well as the many threat fusion centers that operate in conjunction with local law enforcement, private partnerships and on many university campuses. Combine this with the increasing encouragement of a snitch culture and we find ourselves beyond the slippery slope to tyranny and straight into free-fall speed.

In the wake of new gun control measures at the national and international level, as well as the federal government's growing fear of its own "sovereign" citizens, it appears that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) would like to assist the current authoritarian regime in extracting and databasing the complete personal information about those seeking guns, as well as anyone within the extended web of those individuals . . . which some might rightly call daily living.

Continue reading at:  http://www.activistpost.com/2013/04/because-other-massive-databases...