Gang Stalking – PostaDay 2011 – What skill would you most like to learn in 2012?

A skill I would like to learn is computing.  I know how to type on a computer, write a blog, find information, download photos, but what I don’t know too much about is preventing someone from getting into my computer.  I’d like to learn how to prevent hacking.  It is done to me non-stop, and I don’t know how to prevent it.  I’d also like to learn the inner workings of my computer.  I know how a computer works, but the inner working of the computer, totally mystifies me.  I would like to learn the computer in and out, so I can handle hackers, and be able to fix it without having to drag myself to Best Buy and their Geek Squad, who tell me there’s nothing they can do for me.  And maybe if I get good enough, I can even earn a living helping people with their computer.

I’ve looked at courses I can take, but most of them don’t teach what I want.  Most of the programs teach about basic computer use, such as email, writing a blog, etc., but nothing about preventing hackers, etc.  And the programs are very expensive.

Countdown:  96 blogs to write.  Getting closer to writing 500 blogs.  So far I’ve written 404 blogs.

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Gang Stalking – PostaDay 2011 – There have been an amazing number of…

revolutions and uprisings in the world this year.   Are they always good events?  What makes  revolutions  a progressive or regressive event?

Well, I’ve never been part of a revolution, but I have a feeling that if the United States continues its harassment of American citizens, there will a revolution right here in the U.S.   And it will be for the same reason revolutions are going on  everywhere. The people who revolted got sick and tired of being treated like dirt, and their  basic human rights denied them.  The United States is heading in the same direction.  So don’t be surprised if you hear of an uprising in the U.S.  People will be out in the streets protesting that enough is enough of   the treatment some citizens are experiencing.

Are revolutions always good events?  To me, for the most part, most of these events are good for the people who have lived under the thumb of a dictatorship.   How can getting from under the thumb of a dictator not be a good event?  It is  not be good for the dictator, but it’s certainly good for the people who were under his control.  It is definitely a progressive event.

On the other hand, if a dictator shuts off his people from interacting with other nations, then it’s a  regressive event.  No dictatorship is ever progressive.  Usually when people are under a dictatorship, their freedom to speech is the first right taken away from them.  Freedom of the press, goes out the window.  Only what a dictator wants printed gets printed.  The people have to practice his religion, otherwise, their  right to religious expression does not exist  for  the public.  The right to travel out of the country is also denied people.  The dictator is afraid to let people travel, because the word might get out that he’s denying people their basic rights.

With computers, cell phones, Twitter, email messages,  enslaved people are learning that they don’t have to be slaves to some dictator.  And that’s why there have been so many revolutions all over the world.

And the United States is next.