Mr Fernando Garcia

T.r.u.s.t Mr Fernando Garcia

Publisher Marketing: A chilly science fiction thriller with several twists based on current technologies that are used as, possible classified means of tracking the world populations daily movements, with deadly consequences. Current events unfolding about the NSAs spying activates of our cell phones and hacking in to sim cards companies are the tip of our governments capabilities and hidden agendas. We only know a smidgen of our governments monitoring or information gathering capability thanks to Snowden. I offer you compelling arguments for the new highly classified technology that is in development. You will have to make 3 life changing important decisions regarding the new technology while reading this book. 1- Sadly may people are reported missing every day but imagine if there was a secret way to find and rescue them. Would you give up all freedoms and anonymity to save Edith? (she could be your child.) 2- Technology is great but there is allays a way for it to be abused, miss used or just delivers in correct data. Imagine being rounded up by our government and being accused of committing a crime because your cell phone was in the area. Would you tolerate what happened to Jacques? (Put your self in his place) 3 What would you do if you were Thomas? Thomas was the recipient of great gift but sinister hands murdered his family to coerce him to join them and to use his powers to help them. After Thomas helped his new friends they betrayed him, he barley escaped with his life. The books 1984 and Enemy of the State give us a hint of what our government may have in store for us. If you didn't care about being monitored by our government and you trust our elected officials to look out for your best interest then don't read the book, but if you enjoy your freedom then be scared for our future. Even our elected officials don't trust each other. Why would our Secretary of the State use her own private E-Mail server instead of the mandated . GOV e mail? Convenience? Guess again. To keep others out.