Most people have an anti-government surveillance attitude. Since Obama became president, government surveillance on the Internet has skyrocketed. Government Surveillance Statistics: In 2015, more than 30% of adult Americans were concerned about government surveillance of their electronic communications. On the one hand, government surveillance is good for increasing security and helping prevent potential terrorist attacks. On the other hand, too much government surveillance will trample on our privacy and violate our basic civil rights. Where do you draw the line for a happy engagement? If 911 was provoked by US government elites, then the drive and demand for increased government surveillance is the sole purpose of that tragic event in which thousands of Americans were slaughtered. The 911 should never have happened. How can the most powerful country in the world be invaded by a team of terrorists from the Middle East? The entire event reeked of a government cover-up, of American officials concocting and creating the perfect circumstances for national upheaval. Enough ranting. Here are some telltale signs of domestic and home surveillance:

1) Does your laptop or desktop crash regularly or too often?

2) Do you feel like someone is tracking you every time you browse online?

3) Are your online activities suddenly interrupted with web page crashes or computer screen turns black?

4) When you shop on a website, is your shopping experience smooth and free of weird, unexplained glitches?

5) Do you have any difficulty visiting all the websites that appear in the search engines?

6) Are the prices of certain products that you regularly buy online continually increasing?

7) Do you have a sneaking suspicion that you are being monitored at home?

8) Do you notice that sirens sound too often if you say certain negative words in your comments?

9) Does anyone in your family give you the slightest impression of following you home?

10) Do your closest neighbors who visit you behave unnaturally as if they are hiding a dark secret?

11) Do you see a sudden outburst of neighbors walking their dogs, jogging, or pushing strollers around your house?

12) Do your neighbors sometimes park their cars in front of your house for no valid reason?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, you may be under FBI surveillance. Don’t be surprised if it is; The FBI has gotten pretty bold since 911. You should know. The FBI won’t leave me alone.