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Forum:	Political Off Topic
Topic:	I used to have Free checking and savings at the Credit Union

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BeWare Starting March 1 2011 my Credit Union will start charging me a fee to offset regulatory changes implemented in 2010. Yes it is a nominal fee, but they just nickel and dime you to death. Pretty soon it all adds up and too quickly. Remember when ATM's withdrawals were free?
I wonder who I have to thank for this?
bjprowler You ain't seen nothin' yet, Rich...
Obama is trying to regulate the internet....Soon, you may be charged for each site you visit and "Big Brother" will keep tabs on what you're looking at and how much you spend on internet sales in order to be sure you're paying all applicable sales taxes...

This message has been edited by bjprowler on 01-26-2011 at 06:20 PM
idive I got this in email last night...
ObamaNet - Government issued Internet ID card required for all Americans
The government will be able to track every web site you visit, every keystroke you send, every purchase you make, every blog comment, and every Facebook and Twitter post.
January 20, 2010
The Washington Times is warning that the White House cybersecurity adviser and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke are drawing up "ObamaNet," President Obama's mandate for what amounts to a national ID card for the Internet.
President Obama wants to establish passwords for every citizen to centralize your personal information. Instead of logging onto Facebook or one's bank using separate passwords established with each individual company or web site, you will be required to use the government-issued password.
According to the Washington Times, here are the problems with "ObamaNet":
The government will be able to track every web site you visit and every keystroke you send on your home computer.
The government will be able to track every purchase you make and every deposit and withdrawal, and gain access to your electronic health care records.
The government will be able to track every blog comment you make, along with every Facebook and Twitter post.
The government will be able to create lists of your friends and acquaintances and lists of all your political affiliations, political donations, club memberships, hobbies and interests.
It's impossible for the government to make this system 100% secure (remember Wikileaks?), meaning criminals would need to steal only one key to unlock a vast amount of your personal and financial information.
Although the White House will tell you it is a voluntary program, the government "voluntary" programs too often end up becoming mandatory. See Web I.D. = more gov't control.
TAKE ACTION
Your elected officials can stop President Obama and the Federal government from prying into the personal lives of American citizens.
Email your members of Congress today, asking them to issue a public statement in opposition to President Obama's plan to issue government-based Internet ID cards.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
BeWare	Starting March 1 2011 my Credit Union will start charging me a fee to offset regulatory changes implemented in 2010. Yes it is a nominal fee, but they just nickel and dime you to death. Pretty soon it all adds up and too quickly. Remember when ATM's withdrawals were free? I wonder who I have to thank for this?
bjprowler	You ain't seen nothin' yet, Rich... Obama is trying to regulate the internet....Soon, you may be charged for each site you visit and "Big Brother" will keep tabs on what you're looking at and how much you spend on internet sales in order to be sure you're paying all applicable sales taxes... This message has been edited by bjprowler on 01-26-2011 at 06:20 PM
idive	I got this in email last night... ObamaNet - Government issued Internet ID card required for all Americans The government will be able to track every web site you visit, every keystroke you send, every purchase you make, every blog comment, and every Facebook and Twitter post. January 20, 2010 The Washington Times is warning that the White House cybersecurity adviser and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke are drawing up "ObamaNet," President Obama's mandate for what amounts to a national ID card for the Internet. President Obama wants to establish passwords for every citizen to centralize your personal information. Instead of logging onto Facebook or one's bank using separate passwords established with each individual company or web site, you will be required to use the government-issued password. According to the Washington Times, here are the problems with "ObamaNet": The government will be able to track every web site you visit and every keystroke you send on your home computer. The government will be able to track every purchase you make and every deposit and withdrawal, and gain access to your electronic health care records. The government will be able to track every blog comment you make, along with every Facebook and Twitter post. The government will be able to create lists of your friends and acquaintances and lists of all your political affiliations, political donations, club memberships, hobbies and interests. It's impossible for the government to make this system 100% secure (remember Wikileaks?), meaning criminals would need to steal only one key to unlock a vast amount of your personal and financial information. Although the White House will tell you it is a voluntary program, the government "voluntary" programs too often end up becoming mandatory. See Web I.D. = more gov't control. TAKE ACTION Your elected officials can stop President Obama and the Federal government from prying into the personal lives of American citizens. Email your members of Congress today, asking them to issue a public statement in opposition to President Obama's plan to issue government-based Internet ID cards.