We’re Keeping an Eye on You

Karl Lauterbach is a professor of health economics and epidemiology at the University of Cologne. He is also a politician for the Social Democratic Party (SPD). The following article discusses Prof. Lauterbach’s remarks about the extent to which the German government is spying on its citizens, as a result of measures imposed to control the spread of the Wuhan Coronavirus.

Many thanks to Hellequin GB for translating this piece from PolitikStube:

[Lauterbach quote, from screen cap:

We know that many meetings take place in the evening. We know that from the movement logs of vehicles, from the movement logs of cellphone data. That means it is not the case that people walk around the block alone in the evening, but they also meet privately.]

Karl Lauterbach admits: We monitor the citizens

Ken Jebsen: Clear-thinking people have long been aware that the Federal Republic of Germany has now been converted into a totalitarian surveillance state. But with this statement by Karl Lauterbach, it should actually also become clear to the last sleeping sheep what is going on here.

The fact that Lauterbach states so openly that millions of citizens are spied on and monitored shows a clear arrogance. Obviously he is of the opinion that people will no longer defend themselves against these totalitarian measures. Let’s hope he won’t be proved right!

5 thoughts on “We’re Keeping an Eye on You

    • It’s a Digital Logbook that tells them where you are, going, went and been.
      In the old days you did it manually if you used your car for business.
      Now, it’s a chip that’s in every Modern Car that has a built in GPS.
      But I’m pretty sure that those are now also placed in Cars that don’t have GPS as a standard feature.
      The more electronics, the better the surveillance.
      Why do you think they pushed all of this stuff for the last couple of Decades?

  1. I think these are the logs from “GPS trackers”, https://www.lifewire.com/best-gps-trackers-1683621

    Lauterbach seems to be saying that the State can access the GPS logs of vehicles, e.g. company cars or trucks from a fleet. Presumably the police can hack into the GPS location signal transmitted by any vehicle that has installed such a thing.

  2. And do not forget your smartphone!
    This thing is always on and betrays your position!

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