"There are certain steps you can take in order to make it very hard for the
National Intelligence Agency to monitor you.
Obviously, the best approach is to avoid ending up on their watch list all
together.
They may have you on a watch list already and might even monitor some of
your activities (internet/cell phone traffic). This will likely be the
case if you have been involved in right wing activities in the past and
are considered a threat against the establishment.
Avoid using channels they can monitor for activities involving planning of
the operation. Use alias’s when corresponding while doing research. Use
software which masks your IP address and other technology while
researching via the internet (f example the Tor network, anonymize.net or
Ipredator). Be extra careful when researching for bomb schematics
(fertiliser bombs) as many terms will trigger electronic alerts. You can
consider using other people’s networks remotely via laptop by parking
outside their apartment/house. You can also buy an anonymous laptop and
browse free from your local Mc Donalds etc. Use software to remove spy
ware, cookies etc.
Before you start planning an operation use the following guidelines:
No email correspondence, phone activity that might incriminate you or
reveal any information of relevance.
The most essential aim is to avoid ending up on any watch list.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/r/2010...7/24/National-
Politics/Graphics/2083+-+A+European+Declaration+of+Independence.pdf
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Bear Bottoms
Security consultant
http://bearware.info 
Expert's advice to avoid watch lists 
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