Post# 33939 06/26/03 Cbswork
"A
dear friend of 25 years and who has some hhgs, related this to me last summer,
after having lived in SLC.
She worked for the big cable company out
there, but there's was the kind that you get those little dishes to put on your
house and on your tv? Whatever. Anyways, the building she worked in had secure
sectors, much like in a military base, where only certain people have access to
certain things.
One day, the door of a hallway was open to the main
secure sector and, being who she is, she walked down the corridor and happened
to look in one of the open rooms.
In it, was a wall of small 9 inch
monitors. On each monitor, was someone's living room. And what was being said.
It was all being sent back to the company, via those little boxes they
give you for your tv.
She was caught and fired.
Two weeks later,
she was found on the side of the road, with a broken back and no memory of the
event. She is still in braces."
Post# 34009 06/26/03 Cbswork
"Phones are area microphones - ALL PHONES - that are digital and not the
old rotary kind. They - including local law - can get routings to any field
office or laptop from the telcos. Any, ANY phone is a mic. Hung up, off the
hook, whatever. The switches inside are no longer analog (with actual circuit
breaks caused by a separation of contact points) but digital.
Same with
the cellphone. Even if you power it down, it is still pulsing its locale twice a
minute. The president of Motorola, in 1992, stated in congressional deposition,
that ALL cells have built in transponders in them (its how they work to begin
with) and many's the time law-dogs have busted folks for "doings" just by
listening to their phones in the house, WHILE THEY ARE HUNG UP!
The
lesson?
Do as I've been doing since 1997. Physically unplug the phone
from the wall. ALL phones, when not in use. Make the bastards work for their
intel by planting bugs. A former FBI guy once explained to moi that most phones
pick up sounds within a radius of 300 ft. So, even the phone in the back
bedroom, can be used to stealth a confab in the living room...or outside on the
lawn.
My cellular? Always off. Plug in the batt and take a walk, when I
want to call someone."
Post# 34082 06/27/03 Cbswork
"DJ:
I left out sooo much detail regarding my friend. You're not going to believe
this, but she reports that several SLC police, prior to the back problem,
gang-raped her, beat her up, and she spent some time in a hospital getting
fixed. After that, the back thing happened to her. She moved back to California
and was the first person to gift Hesperia with hhgs, right above San Bernadino
County, in the mountain passes, July last year.
She's a fighter, but
she's left the fight to get healed. It will take years, they really scarred her,
deep, on the inside. The gang rape was something for the books. And cops wonder
why citizens instictively tighten up when they appear...
In both
occassions, the idea was to kill her, but in each case, she lived.
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The thing is, unplug the phone when not in use.
Make them work for their intel. Cable TV? physically unplug the cable that comes
from the wall. Get rid of their spy-box.
I mean really...why on earth
would your cable service be so valuable to anyone, that they would knowingly
allow active survellience in their own living room - and they PAY FOR THIS?
It has been documented that there are over 30,000 FEMA/FEDERAL
survellience cameras on Manhatten Island alone. In LA, over 120,000 have gone up
since 1998. Computers man and control these, using FRCS (face recognition
software), and they - using those little damn white boxes on the freeway they
stick under the way-point signs, to track every car made EVER since 1984.
When I drive in LA, its sunglasses on and visors down.
Make them
WORK for their intel, sez I. Never give away your freedoms without SOME kind of
fight, even if a token one.
If everyone did these minor things, it would
shut down half of the survellience in this country over night. But of course,
that would take a hip population, and most think these hundreds of thousands are
for..."traffic."
At the intersection of Huntington and Garfield, there
are 23 cameras on that one corner.
23...."
Post# 34092
06/27/03 Cbswork
"And the first thing the rebels should do, when things
go dange, is take out the cameras with shotguns. Take out the beast's eyes, its
Ahramic false-light.
It's absolutely the first wave of defense, make the
enemy blind.
Remember that..."