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TOKEN LIBERTIES — here! Havé No ¢ear.. Big Brother [5 TOWARDS A CASHLESS SOCIETY? - -EYE IN THE SKY ANNOYS FARMERS- Re: A Report to the Prime Minister by | using Uniform Federal Funds Transfer Infra-red cameras are to be flown over ASTEC, prepared by the Technological | Card. Cash usually used for illegal | properties on “spy” aircraft by one of Change Committee - 1986 (A.1.15) purchases. Bought very expensive | Australia’s banks to assess “loan applic- In 1971, the Centre for Strategic and | lingerie. Not his wife’s size. ations”. The National Australia Bank says International Studies at Georgetown | Phone No 11! 8769 belong to Jane Doe. | itwillusethesecamerasio estimate the value University (USA) assigned a group of | PhoneNo8691111.Reservations forLas | of land, and farmers have reacted angrily. informatics specialists to develop a | Vegas (without Wife). Third trip in last The NSW Fanners Association President system of surveillance of all citizens ina , three months toLas Vegas (without wife). hassuggested thattheschemesuggested ‘Big manner neither obvious nor intrusive; | No job related firms in Las Vegas. Brother” tactics, and that the bank “was their recommendation was a national Will scan file to see if anyone has | being foolish to its most valuable clients”. EFTPOS system. A vivid illustration of | gone to Las Vegas at the same time and via Daily Mirror 30/1/90 the way in which this would work was | compare to subject’s phe cll bes —_—————————————— foreseen, perhaps playfully, in 1974 Purchased Bourbon. Thethirdbottlebought | ——-— THE E-TEAM ARRIVES —-—— this month: indicating either heavy drinker | Nsw announces Enviro-Police. Already Q DAILY SURVEILLANCE SHEET or much entertaining. being labelled the “E-Team”, this squad of CONFIDENTIAL « SULF 18, 1986 QO THE OVERALL ANALYSIS mae than 1,000 enviro-cops with the power SUBJECT: John Q Public Subject left work at 4.00pm since he | 9 issue on the spot fines will be in force 4 Home Street, Anywhere, USA, Male, | purchased Bourbon | mile from his jobat | around NSW by the end of the year. Age - 40, Married. Electrical Engineer. | 4.10 pm (opposite direction from home). The E-Team will not only be after O PURCHASES Subject bought newspaper at 6.30 near | “factory polluters”, it will also be gunning his house. Unaccountable 2.5 hours. for backyard dumpers of used auto oil , and Wall Street Journal, $1.00 Subject made 3 purchases today from | aiso septic tank contents. The new scheme, Breakfast - $ 2.25 | young blondes. (Statistical 1 chancein 78). | which also includes expanded powers for Gasoline - $ 8.00 | Probablyhasweaknessforyoungblondes. | the State Pollution Control Commission, Phone (171 1234) - $25.00 | (ane Doe is a young blonde). ET | will bedetailed in the Govi’s new Environ- Phone (222 5678) - $25.00 | = = | mental Protection Authority legislation Lunch, $4.00; Cocktail- $1.50 | — suBLIMINAL ADVERTISING ~~ | This new crackdown on pollution will Seales withdrawal) - yon Subliminal suggestion has Jong been | coincide with new litter legislation, to be ae (111 8769) - 8 004 5 recognised as a powerful, if slightly unethical | unveiled shortly by Environment Minister Phone (869 1111) - $ 00. 80 advertising tool, but its legality isas yet | Tim Moore, Under the new laws, littering e ; i undefined in France, following the hearing | of streets, parks, harbours and other Bourbon - 7 of a recent, and rather bizarre court case. | publicareas willnow attract fines of $200 Boston Globe - $ 00-50 The case was brought by a Robert | compared to existing penalties of $20. ‘) COMPUTER ANALYSIS Casonovas charging that President State Governmentauthorities including Owns stock (90% probability) Mitterand’s supporters had resorted to | the Water Board, the Waste Management Heavy starch breakfast, probably overweight. | subliminal tactics to ensure his re-election. | Authority,andthe SPCC will also be given Bought $6.00 gasoline. Owns VW.Sofar | Casonovas had stipulated that a picture | expanded powers to enter and inspect the this week subjecthas bought $25.00 worth | of Mitterand had been screened amid 50 | premises of major industrial polluters. of gasoline. Obviously doing something | other fleeting images ina strip thatserved Aftergiving the SPCC these new powers, besides driving 9 miles to work. Bought | as an introduction 1o the public television | Mr Moore then plans to scrap the SPCC, gasoline at 7,57am at gas station 6 miles | channel, Antenna 2. He charges that this | replacing it with - guess who - the Environ- from work. Subjectprobably late for work. | strip had been run exactly 2949 times | mental Protection Authority. Legislation Third such occurrence this week, during the last election campaign. for this is expected to be introduced in the Phone No 111 1234 belongs to Joe Book. The legal authorities declined to | BudgetSessionofPariiamentin September. Book wasarrested for illegal book-making | prosecuteafter examining thecase, which All this sounds very ‘environmental’ but in 1970,1978, and 1982. No convictions. | left the plaintiff to prove in a civil case | how is this eventual new body going to Phone No 222 5676 belongs toexpensive | thatthetwocreatorsof the montage were | know about, or police, ordinary household men’s barber shop specialising in hair | guilty of subliminal manipulation. This | pollution without Orwellian type laws of restoration. Drinks during lunch, case is the first of its kind and the bench | “search and entry on suspicion” being Withdrew $200.00 cash. Very unusual | was ata loss on how to deal with the issue. | included in the bill? since all legal purchases can be made via Print Media - May 1990 LJ yia Sunday Telegraph - 22/7/90 Neen ee eee eee ee ee ee ee 14 Nexus *19 OQ PURCHASES Wall Street Journal. $1.00 Breakfast - Gasoline - Phone (111 1234) - Phone (222 5678) - Lunch, $4.00; Cocktail - Bank (cash withdrawal) - Lingerie - Phone (111 8769) - Phone (869 1111) - Bourbon - Boston Glohe - CONFIDENTIAL - JULY 13, 1984