3 ways to keep your emails private

Blog post, voter registration, facebook, twitter, tex messages, bank statements, web sites we visit, churches we belong to and political parties we donate to,…Emails? Who are we trying to kid??? They KNOW us already. Perhaps we should go back the the Pony Express. When SHTF…We will all be on their hit list because we are Patriots. Patriots are opposed to the New World Order and Agenda 21. Hitler had a hit list also. We all know how it ends.

I agree with part of the privacy for emails. But text messaging can also be traced. Better to talk face to face if you can.

TIME TO LOOK FOR INTEGRITY NEIGHBORS TO FILL THE SPOTS OF OUR NEW GOVERNMENTS; NATION AND STATE. WE WILL LITERALLY TURN OFF THE PRESENT JUNK SYSTEM AND USHER/DEPORT THE OLD AND LAUD IN THE NEW. EVERYBODY STUDY THE DECLARATION AND CONSTITUTION PLUS, BE VERY SAVY IN YOUR PRAYERS.

Frank … 500 documents of mine associated with NWO, etc have been removed from my computer, probably my emails too! I may be “cooked” and so may you!

The best way to avoid problems is to live your life knowing that our Creator God knows everything we do and don’t do, so live a transparent life and you will never be ashamed or worried about your private communications.

These are not tricks and they will not stop your communications from being monitored. If you truly want to stop all e-mail monitoring it requires point to point, encrypted e-mail communications. Which means you must have your own server and the clients of that server must have the same encryption software.
The government system searches for key words, phrases, and locations, in order to select e-mail it wishes to capture and review. So it would take ones on enigma to convert words and phrases into something the government filter observes as harmless communication, an algorithmic feet which most of use do not posses the knowledge nor the time to screw around with. Remember two Chechen college students, one of which was on the FBI watch list, and which communicated boldly online, and where the US government was warned by the Russians, were simply ignored by the US government as a credible threat. This can only have one of four conclusions;
1) either the government knowingly allowed the Boston Bombing to occur in order to gain politically, by allowing a crisis event to occur. There were a vast amount of special forces on the scene during the event, so they were looking for someone
or
2) they are so focused on other, non critical events or key political groups, that they simply missed the obvious signs
or
3) the agencies are so disorganized and limited by the personal wants of the heads of each agency, that they don’t communicate with each other or with the White House.
4) Inter agency distrust is rampant within the various Obama administration departments and therefore information sharing is kept to a minimum. The media release which indicates Mr Obama does not include cabinet members in meetings, would suggest with strong evidence, that this is the more likely scenario. A house divided can not stand and the Boston Bombings are a testament to that fact.

If you want to keep your e-mail private, the simplest thing is to have your mail client download all of your mail to your computer so a copy of that mail is not left on the ISP’s server. If you are really concerned, place a computer in your network which is grabbing your e-mail from the isp server every few minutes. Using a e-mail service which does not track is the best solution to assuring your e-mail is completely removed from the server. Most people are not involved in criminal activity and simply wish to keep their communications private, therefore using the solution above and simply moving your important e-mail to an encrypted USB drive should be more than sufficient for retaining and securing, those e-mails you wish to keep.

Everything that goes through the air is captured by DHS, email, text, phone calls…..EVERYTHING. There is no more 4th Amendment. Now, whether they have enough folks to read or listen to all communications is another story. So, you can encrypt your communications but I believe that civilians are only allowed 256 bit encryption, so if the government wants to read or listen to your communications, they can.

where do you get Hamachi?

“stick with text messages”

Lol, really man? Maybe you should look into that a little bit more.

How are text messages private?