Much of this is accomplished through the monitoring of communications. It is really just an extension of the Rothschilds private courier service that I spoke about in the US Situation but much, much more sophisticated and guess who paid for it and put it in place - we did. Nevertheless, certain individuals have been able to work their way through the communications maze and discover some amazing things. For example, the world standard for communication switching equipment has built into it the ability to eaves drop on any conversation. It is estimated that in excess of a million calls are monitored daily.
People using cell phones are particularly vulnerable .
It has become fashionable to have a cell phone and most people use one and the technology makes them hip or cool - poor fools. Vegging out in front of the TV could be an interesting or possibly a boring experience depending whether you are the viewer or the viewee. In about 1989, the Treasury Department of the United States went to Congress and stated that they were very concerned about terrorism, drug trafficking, money laundering and the potential impact on US currency. Congress was concerned and asked what was required to stop the problem and the response was money, lots of money. Subsequently, Fincen was created along with a computer system so vast that it records, in real time, each and every transaction made in the US and Canada.