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originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: BlackProject
I pose a single question. In transference from point a to point z...via TOR, encriptin incognito and multiple servers 1-20 deep into an onion....who owns possession of the towers, cable, microwave transmitters needed to move these secure encripted bits of data around the world through the air, under the ground, sea and by satellite?
The means of transferring. It belongs to who? Encripted, secure, onion layered, using TOR...in fact....using everything in place that ALLOWS these very ideas to move from place to place.
I just want everyone to realize the obvious...
originally posted by: SteamyJeans
Awesome thread. I was raised in the 80s n 90s with Internet before most people... Was probably ahead of the curve for a bit.
Someone around Windows 98 real life took over ... Fell off. Now I'm a total lay man.. Maybe worse because I try to convince myself my DOS skills are still relaent 😉
Anywho I appreciate the "for dummy's" thread because I that's what I am and have been wanting to tidy up the ship a bit..
a reply to: BlackProject
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: BlackProject
Thanks for responding here. I completely agree with you and appreciate all the advice you provided to us all.
I've made my point...basic as it is...that nothing...zero...cannot be grabbed, snatched, diverted and saved. For in the end? That invisibly huge underground segment of our NWO....owns all the equipment.
And we should trust nothing...thanks again so very much!
Great thread and info here!
Best....MS
originally posted by: nullafides
a reply to: reldra
So.... Does that mean that I am supposed to somehow feel sorry for them? Worried?
When I was growing up, you were taught about a tool before you used it. You were taught how to use it, not to use it, and how things could possible go wrong while using it.
Today, not only do they not do this (they freely hand it out to any moron with enough cash to pay for it), the information is already available...for free...to the masses.
So, yeah. Rain, is wet.
originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
a reply to: BlackProject
Don't forget proton mail, fully encrypted ;-)
Cheers - Dave