On one hand, we hear, “Be very afraid.”  On the other hand, we hear, “Be very afraid of the people telling us to be very afraid.”  Or maybe we should be afraid of anyone telling us we SHOULDN’T be afraid because they’re just trying to lull us into a false sense of complacency.
It’s all so very confusing, never knowing which threat to take seriously and which to chalk up to people trying to frighten me into doing something I might later regret.

All the Die Hards were way cooler than this situation… I am a little nervous about this. This makes us look a little more vulnerable, and maybe that’s why the country(s) did it. “I think that China recognizes if in a very strategic sense you want to ensure you have the ability to exploit another country’s potential weakness or vulnerability, but do it in a way that isn’t confrontational …this is a very good way of doing that.” http://www.newsy.com/videos/u_s_power_grid_hacked/
That being said, hopefully the problem gets rectified soon. I just wish we had foreseen the problem, and did not have to simply react to it.

Among all nations, we, the masses,  are uniquely gullible and fearful, which allows the power elite to rule and do as they please with impunity.

So, how far has the USA infiltrated China and Russia? You don’t hear that in the news, now do you? Do you honestly think that the US has not infiltrated both China’s and Russia’s networks, whether it be their power grids, finanical/banking instutions, educational, or even their military? America, and their little partner in crime Israel, are up to no good using what ever technology they can use to not only spie on just China and Russia, but even their so called buddies in the ‘free world’.
Think abou it!

nobody kan hurt Uhmericuh.

There is an old saying “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”. Corporate America loves to put all the eggs in one basket because it gives them total control, but at what risk? The risk is that someone hostile may find away to cause real and nation wide damage to any of these mega-networks. It becomes more and more clear as the implications of computerized mega webs control everything that we are creasingly vulnerable.

Along with this threat, there are others involving the urge by corporations and governments to put all the eggs in one basket for total control and total profit, as things get more and more centralized one hiccup in the system can bring down the entire country.

Although this is another case only related by the urge to cut costs and increase danger our governments urge to concentrate the military on large military camps has all sorts of implications. While it may or may not save money, what it does is concentrate power among a few commanders, which in itself is a constant danger with the military, but it also removes the spread of military money over the whole country as fewer communities are impacted economically by the infusion of military pay. Translated large sections of the country lose a connectedness with the military and the military begins to focus only on the areas that have the large bases.

The question becomes what about the rest of us? Where are our taxes going, where is our democracy going as fewer people have more power to withhold resources from all of us? We are not just at risk from the Russians, the chinese and etc. We are at risk from the very thing the founding fathers worried about, an out of control military and self appointed dictators.

Something to think about.