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justanotheranon
6y ago
40 people being shot every weekend in Chicago is "fine"? Murders are up 55% in Chicago this year. CPD clearance rate for solving murders is 45%. citation: https://www.google.com/amp/s/chicago.suntimes.com
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6y ago
this shows how dangerous the Left Wing filter bubble has become. undecided voters dont care about a 2 year old funny meme gag video. they care about 100+ days of nightly riots in dozens of cities. they care about police officers being shot
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justanotheranon
6y ago
Parallel Construction. it would be a national security catastrophe if it leaked that NSA was bulk decrypting all TLS/SSL traffic Internet-wide, by using a giant rainbow table of prime pair products for instant decryption without factor
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justanotheranon
6y ago
Nosenko was a famous defector who confused CIA and James Jesus Angleton for years whether he was "bona fide" or a double agent sent to spread disinfo as a fake defector. the number of fake Soviet defectors was so enormous that it
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justanotheranon
6y ago
Julian Assange's right to Free Speech has been denied. of Free Speech is arbitrarily granted, then it's not free speech, and that violates Prior Restraint, at least, if the Courts are not also arbitrarily deciding who's free
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justanotheranon
6y ago
how many people went to prison as a consequence of the Panama Papers, Bermuda Leaks, Offshore Leaks, and the recent DOSSecrets leaks of UK territory money laundering banks? zero. no, wait, one 71 year old guy who evaded taxes by naming his
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justanotheranon
6y ago
until the Espionage Act is ruled unconstitutional by SCOTUS, the war crimes and abuses of power exposed by Snowden and Assange will never be resolved. Since 2013, I have come to view Assange and Snowden and future leakers and whistleblowers
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justanotheranon
6y ago
you don't know that there won't be repercussions. perhaps when i say "America is already at dystopian North Korean levels of mass propaganda", my IP address is stored in XKEYSCORE and my cell phone billing info is cross
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justanotheranon
6y ago
Chomsky denied the genocide of Pol Pot and defended the Khmer Rouge to score points against CIA and Western Imperialism. start here on page 19 of Chomsky's book he wrote in 1979. https://libcom.org/history/chomsky-
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justanotheranon
6y ago
i still wonder what was the significance of Assange carrying Gore Vidal's book when he was arrested (kidnapped) from the Ecuadorian Embassy.
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justanotheranon
6y ago
America isn't a pure Democracy in the sense of Plato's Republic. America is a Representative Democracy. we vote, but we are powerless to change what our Representatives do on our behalf. by the way, this is really where the root i
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justanotheranon
6y ago
i believe so too. CIA has every witness to Assange's trial under surveillance and JTRIG are actively targetting them for harassment. anything to sabotage the defense. i hope the fact of that leaks onto Wikileaks. then Assange walks for
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6y ago
free speech should only be allowed for people to express Correct ideas. namely, ideas that i happen to agree with. everyone else should not have the right to free speech, and if they do speak freely, then they are Fascists who deserve to be
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justanotheranon
6y ago
i think about this issue a lot. humans as tribal story tellers always require a meta narrative to put events into an understandable format. even if there is no story arc, no protagonist and no villian. as our world becomes more complex, wit
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justanotheranon
6y ago
agree. i hate when really interesting info is tweeted out. this belongs in a blog post hosted somewhere less ephemeral. the way it was pre-web 2.0. twitter/FB/etc serve as infomation sinkholes. sure, you may get a million likes an
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justanotheranon
6y ago
i highly recommend Yandex browser. it is a Chrome fork, but it appear to be heavily modified with extra security features added. Such as DNSSEC pointing to Yandex's own DNS servers. I presume everything that phones home to Google has b
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justanotheranon
6y ago
here's to hoping Gab hires the retires patriot Admiral Mike Rogers to its board of directors to help protect the Qanon ecosystem as Gab expands into competing against Youtube and Facebook. ;)
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justanotheranon
6y ago
anyone in a FVEYs, or 14EYs, or 22EYs country should use Yandex mail. hosted in Moscow. FBI cant issue an NSL to read every email you sent or received to construct your patterns of life to more easily parellel construct you or blackmail
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6y ago
here is a better example than her deplorables gaffe. when Hillary's own campaign manager says in private that Hillary hates everyday Americans, that goes way beyond working class--we're talking 50% of the citizens. voters aren
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justanotheranon
6y ago
the sad thing is this recent media hysteria has done more to legitimize Q in the eyes of Qanon'ers than anything else. Since the very first Q post to /pol/ on 4chan back in the end of October 2016, where Q prophesied that Hil
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justanotheranon
6y ago
Non-Linear Junction Detector. https://hackaday.com/2017/09/20/spy-tech-nonlinear-junction-... the math/physics behind how this works is fascinating, however, NLJDs are expensive, slow and require special
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6y ago
after hyperinflation finally hits, as the Ron Paulite fringe has been predicting for over 20 years, i hope they put Trump's big beautiful tremendous mug on the $1 trillion dollar bill. i look forward to 2035 and warming myself up by bu
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6y ago
while i disagree with the Forenaicator's theory that file time stamps prove it was Seth Rich and not GRU, i think this is shameless censorship by Reddit. Aaron Shwartz would be disgusted by what Reddit has become. instead of censorship
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6y ago
i am so opposed to mass surveillance that if i could snap my fingers and make both Ft Meade and Cheltenham into craters, i would have zero hesitation. so i am no FVEYS shill. but i still care about the historical accuracy of mass surveillan
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6y ago
the FVEYS was born in the 1946 UKUSA agreement, which established the continuation of pooling SIGINT collection after WW2. https://www.nsa.gov/news-features/declassified-documents/uku... it has bothered me deeply
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6y ago
there is no techinical solution to mass surveillance. Pandora's Box can never be closed and the average person will never throw away their cell phone and stop giving their Patterns of Life data to various Internet megacorps. Likewise,
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6y ago
in the Snowden leaks, there is a document that lists the opinions of NSA's legal counsel about a list of collection practices. one of the questions is whether passwords sent across the network are considered metadata or content. NSA le
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6y ago
https://harpers.org/archive/1964/11/the-paranoid-style-in-am... The Paranoid Style in American Politics 1964. American politics has always been this way. It's simplistic to blame it all on Faux News, or
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are you so sure about that? https://m.startribune.com/mystery-surveillance-plane-that-ci... https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2015/06/02/secret-aerial-fbi-... since at least 2014, the FBI has a
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justanotheranon
6y ago
so if Snowden had waited 7 years and leaked today instead of 2013, then the 100's of thousands of videos about it with billions of views would all be censored by Google? would every teleconference video with Snowden also be banned? Goo
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