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Online Privacy Security
Posted by admin in Sovereign Life on February 12th, 2009
Online Privacy and Financial Security
There is a unique correlation between creating and keeping wealth and having a certain amount of online privacy enabled. Is your personal financial security plan in place? Do you even have a clue what this is about? This includes everything from choosing the right bank to having a secure e-commerce platform in place for online transctions. If you are involved with making passive online income than you need to be aware. These are all important aspects of a financial freedom plan.
Federal Government Agencies are finally living up to the fact that they have been the biggest culprits in giving away US citizen’s personal identity information. Some CPOs Chief Privacy Officers are still in denial claiming that government interns do not have security background checks and they need to be educated as to the "consequences of misconduct" or that regulating morality within government will stop the leakage of personal information.
The reality is that having more "free-no-work-day" seminars, educational meetings and free-food speaking and listening events will not solve the real problem. The government has been giving away our information for years and they have been violating the spirit of the Privacy Act and Federal Information Systems Management Act long before it was ever conceived.
One CPO at a Justice Department sub-agency has bragged about a full-color brochure and an "Info - Handle it with Care" seminar, yet that same agency had lost personal information from laptops that were stolen out of a parked car while their employees attended a seminar at a Scottsdale, AZ Resort. So, much for protecting consumers against identity theft, indeed it was the very agency that Congress appropriated tens of millions of dollars to combat the problem.
The CPOs believe that such education will prevent stupidity, dishonest, lack of integrity or some how change the way that the government gives away all the information that you put onto their forms. So, their suggestions include such things as: taking stock and knowing what is on the computers, keeping only what is needed, protecting information and disposing information no longer needed.
Of course, their main focus is a big CYA warning, that once the data is lost, call your boss? Great, I feel so much safer now, knowing that some bureaucrat knows my personal identity was compromised by an incompetent employee? And for this, I pay higher taxes? We need to clean house and that means more than a color brochure and a CYA statement. Protect your online financial interests.
Tim Berners-Lee Condemns Online Privacy Invasion. The father of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, issued a stark warning about the [...]
Recently released resources on online privacy
As someone who worked on online privacy issues long enough ago that most of my knowledge is now obsolete (i.e. in the late ‘90s) [...]
Do You Really Have Any Online Privacy?
The recent Facebook terms of service changes and consequent complaints made me wonder how much privacy really exists if you’re active online.
Online privacy: Rhetoric and Reality
Online privacy: rhetoric and reality. What people do and what people say is a notoriously difficult paradox to integrate. Technology Liberation Front writes about the rhetoric and reality of online privacy.
Author: Lance Winslow
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Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Posted by admin in Sovereign Life on February 8th, 2009
The concept of the personal sovereignty is becoming more and more important, because there is such a need. There is a changing mood around the world about our collective work, the responsibilties of our respective governments, and issues surrounding personal privacy versus the greater good of society as a whole.
Freedom is a precious commodity. Perhaps "We the People" do not seriously consider the erosion of our individual sovereignty, or maybe there is a sense of apathy, possibly a diversion of the moment at hand, as people become more concerned only with the struggles of the moment. Tough economic times bring out both the best and worst in people.
The Sovereign Journey is not intended to be of a political bent. In many ways it is concerned with the needs of self, and can be considered self-centered as only for the needs of the individual.
Here is how the concept of the Sovereign Indivudual is described at Wikipedia.
"Self-ownership (or sovereignty of the individual, individual sovereignty or individual autonomy) is the concept of property in one’s own person, expressed as the moral or natural right of a person to be the exclusive controller of his or her own body and life. According to G. Cohen, the concept of self-ownership "says that each person enjoys, over herself and her powers, full and exclusive rights of control and use, and therefore owes no service or product to anyone else that she has not contracted to supply.
The writers William Rees-Mogg and James Dale Davidson described those possessed of a mind conducive to self-ownership as sovereign individuals, which have supreme authority and sovereignty over their own choices, without the interference of governing powers, provided they have not violated the rights of others. This notion is central to classical liberalism, individualistic political philosophies such as abolitionism, ethical egoism, rights-based libertarianism, objectivism, and anarchism. Sovereign-minded individuals would then seem to prefer an atmosphere consisting of decentralized administrative organizations acting as servants to the individual."
Any form of government can become a tyranny. The Sovereign Life Review is intended as a beacon of what could be playing out on the world stage.
Americans Contemplate Delaying Retirement
As the financial crisis shows no signs of easing, a new study has found that more Americans are planning to delay retirement for up to five years.
Gold and Silver Prices Rise as Investors Look for Safety
After a three day break, precious metals prices are on the upswing as investors ponder gloomy economic news and look for places to store value.
Obama Calls FDA to Task | Personal Liberty Digest
President Obama’s stimulus plan ties our economic prosperity not to personal liberty, freedom and autonomy [...]
Liberty : The Long Neglected Nation Building Cornerstone
In the constitution, Article 5 Clause 1 says that, no person may be deprived of life or personal liberty save in accordance with law.
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Privacy Policy
Posted by admin in Sovereign Life on February 3rd, 2009
Our Privacy Policy
TheSovereignJourney.com website takes your privacy seriously. This privacy policy describes what personal information we collect and how we use it. Read this privacy policy primer to learn more about privacy policies in general.
Routine Information Collection
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lterations to this Privacy Statement
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Contact Us
Posted by admin in Sovereign Life on February 2nd, 2009
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About Us
Posted by admin in Sovereign Life on February 2nd, 2009
The SovereignJourney.com is dedicated to providing information on the subject of sovereign rights, personal privacy, and how to live as a sovereign individual.
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