Tamar, I think he had it just about right ... because of the serious nature of the threat running our apps and storing our data on the cloud brings with it. We've never had anything approaching the level of danger this brings, as it's a gateway for all commerce to be brought under one umbrella over time, and for the entire world to become a part of that system as it's just additional data expansion, a few more tables, a few more servers, etc. It's what was foretold in Revelation -- the one world system -- and it is bad. Very bad.

I am beside myself more people don't recognize the dangers of putting things into the cloud, and the dangers inherent in technologies like Windows Azure which actively encourage / push people into moving that way. It's like most everybody's asleep, or distracted and not paying attention. Truly baffling to me.


>>Opposing hate groups is whacked out?
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>>>That right there explains a lot about his whacked out views.
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>>>> He also works for the Software Freedom Law Center.
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>>>Bottom line if you look at someone's medical record, and you're not authorized, you're going to be fined. Period. The feds do not take take violations lightly. Peek at military secrets, you could wind up in Guantanamo. It's not going to be what you claim.
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>Think you're confusing the "Software Freedom Law Center" with the "Southern Poverty Law Center," which fights hate groups and so forth.
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>Tamar