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Anyone remember when Clinton signed the e-sig bill into law? I think that is where we dropped the keys. Before then it was relatively easy to use basic law and the UCC to keep one's papers and effects secure from businesses whose silent partner was a State of the United States (that's FDR, Truman/LBJ style corporations that all businesses are forced by law to conform since the 1960s). A simple phone call to Equifax and other evil corps that one was opting out of their modern money system's credit cap and trade scheme and if they didn't remove we would see them in court.

It was a nuisance but it least it was simple, and one's data was expunged from their fiefdoms. If there was an end user agreement, a nda, or privpol, they had to show due cause why they needed it, present it in person, negotiate with said person in which they were interested in dealing, sign a contract which both parties had the right to modify. I get paid for any data given, or reimbursed for any private date breached. Go back to that. And get rid of the so-called Johnson Amendments. Let businessmen and families choose the form of their business free from government corruption.

These are my insomnia induced thoughts. I am trying to get them to cohere into a strategy to return to free enterprise, but it looks unsurmountable at this point. Any feedback would be appreciated.