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300 words That Make CIA, FBI, and NSA to Look at Your Site


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reply posted on 7-3-2004 @ 09:57 PM by Xephyre


Originally posted by Ocelot
Originally posted by Agent47
Thats a shame he was accosted, what did they say their purpose was? What was your friend interested in with Tesla anyways?


He's a member here so I'll get him to answer that question.



Guess that would be my cue... The agents never did explain there purpose probably because they were to embarrased of the situation they got them selves in or were sent unknowingly.(Might be due to the very lousy agency services here in P.R. too.)



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reply posted on 7-3-2004 @ 09:58 PM by Agent47


Originally posted by Xephyre
Guess that would be my cue... The agents never did explain there purpose probably because they were to embarrased of the situation they got them selves in or were sent unknowingly.(Might be due to the very lousy agency services here in P.R. too.)


What did they ask you?



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reply posted on 7-3-2004 @ 10:35 PM by Xephyre


Originally posted by Agent47
Originally posted by Xephyre
Guess that would be my cue... The agents never did explain there purpose probably because they were to embarrased of the situation they got them selves in or were sent unknowingly.(Might be due to the very lousy agency services here in P.R. too.)


What did they ask you?



Well first of all they didn't exactly get to talk to me though i did saw them. My mother did the talking since at the moment i was around 6 years old. They came to my grandmothers house (cause that was the delivery address on the package). As is sort of custamary here in P.R. they arrived during the most bothersome hours while one is eating around 2:00pm (after school here in P.R. [Private school time just in case]).

They came looking for the "fellow" to whom the package was addressed (me). They wanted to "chat" with him sadly as i remebered my mother saying there was no man on that house by the name they were looking for, although there was her son A SIX year old by that name. They were not convinced (my mother is a most intimmidating woman and it did not help that at the moment she knew quite a few influential people in the gov.(She was the secretary of the cultural institute of PR (yep you get to meet certain types of individuals there)).

They kept on asking question on still she got a bit flared and yelled at them what the heck was the point of there visit, they then asked her if the it was afterall the blabbering if the package had been ordered by someone of her household. To which she answered yes which was me. Then they wanted to know why to which she said "what do u care he is a six year old " (aarrently they still did not beleive her so she just presented them to me as "officers" they asked me a few dumb questions like "was i the one who wanted the book?" "did i know what it was " "why did i wanted it?" etc. (using that hypocrit smile and goo, googa voices" after they confirmed it was me and i told em' i was no idiot to be talked that way they left not to happy aparrently to be sent for such a stupid thing.

If your wondering at that time i was going through this mad scientist wanna be phase so i bought a lot of technical books on all sorts of weird stuff. I also was very ahead in my science courses, I was the type that signed up first for the science fairs and usually swept the competition ( I do not mean to boast but i just want to clear up on what level of commitment i was in)(I am a most proficient reader. The partial library at my house including those books stored away at my grandmas' surpass the QTY you might find in our towns public library and i'm not joking.)

[Edited on 7/3/2004 by Xephyre]



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reply posted on 7-3-2004 @ 11:23 PM by quiksilver


lets start an email group that makes stories up using atleast 100 of these words in each story, and mass spam them to each member each day. thatll b fun.

or if anyone can make a program that generates paragraphs using random combinations(that make sense) using thses words that'll be great.

[Edited on 7-3-2004 by quiksilver]



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reply posted on 8-3-2004 @ 09:36 PM by Ocelot

Guys check this out:

This is somewhat related to what we were talking about.

Student says he's being investigated for terrorism
A physics student at the University of Nevada Las Vegas alleged today that he has been marked as a suspicious by University offi cials and his name turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for his research into rocket propulsion.

According to the student, one of his requests to a aerospace library, Linda Hall, coincided with the first anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This apparently raised eyebrows at the university.



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reply posted on 23-9-2006 @ 11:59 AM by whitewave


pay for your book purchases with cash and don't use your book discount card and you can stay off their radar (at least for your reading material). learn sign language and you can avoid being listened in on while having coffee at the local cafe with your friends. there are always ways around the snoopers.



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reply posted on 24-9-2006 @ 02:59 PM by The_Time_is_now


Originally posted by whitewave
pay for your book purchases with cash and don't use your book discount card and you can stay off their radar (at least for your reading material). learn sign language and you can avoid being listened in on while having coffee at the local cafe with your friends. there are always ways around the snoopers.


I dont think they are going to reply dude, this was 2 years ago. Its a dead thread.



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reply posted on 24-9-2006 @ 03:22 PM by DoNotBelieveThem


Originally posted by cyberdude78
If this were true this site would be detected on just about everyword 10 times a day. You would think that the NSA would have shut down sites like this already.


Hmm... weird.. now when i click on the website i get this...

We cannot proceed.
We encountered a problem. The reason reported was:

There was a problem looking up the post in our database.

This is not necessarily an error. If you feel this is an error then it could be something as simple as your browser not being set to accept cookies. If you feel this error is a problem with the server then please contact forums@libertyforum.org and let us know what exactly went wrong so it can be fixed as soon as possible. Otherwise, please use your back button to return to the previous page.


[edit on 24-9-2006 by DoNotBelieveThem]



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reply posted on 25-9-2006 @ 02:01 PM by whitewave


Hey TTIN,
You replied. How dead could the thread be if the voices of the "dead" reply?

Sorry, dude. Just yanking your chain. Besides, that list sounds a little hokey. There probably is a list of trigger words for getting your conversations/emails listened to/looked at but I doubt it's the one provided.



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reply posted on 25-9-2006 @ 02:55 PM by enjoies05


The site doesn't work for me.

Maybe it was shut down



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reply posted on 29-11-2008 @ 09:23 AM by Anonymous ATS





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reply posted on 29-11-2008 @ 09:43 AM by jimmyx


i think this site might get a cursory look-see, but seriously, if you were a terriost, why would you possibly use this site? oh, they might, maybe might look at it, but actually write something here? wouldn't that be a no-no in terriost manual 1? the FBI,CIA,NSA, and the rest of the alphabet agencies are looking at the more serious, clandistine sites. our I.P's can be tracked back to all the subscribers here, and even dumb terriosts know that. and if you want to really freak out, take about 20 minutes and check out who the "advisors", " contributors", are at the TRUSTe company at the bottom right of each of these pages. gets interesting the more in-depth you go.



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reply posted on 29-11-2008 @ 09:47 AM by Jkd Up


Shoot! I'm guilty of at least 95% OF THEM

These are rather comical



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reply posted on 10-8-2009 @ 07:25 AM by GORGANTHIUM


reply to post by Ocelot



That list would only be level one security protocol word flag list.You should see the level three security protocol word flag list.Most of thoses words,names ,places and phone numbers would never ever appear anywhere on the internet.No one with that type of infomation would ever get the chance to place that kind of infomation on the internet anyway.They would be stopped at the post before they could do that..Any way phone numbers can be changed.Names can be changed and placed can be moved by cia rapid deployment extraction teams.No job is too big for the cia rapid deployment extraction teams.They can replace the population of a small town within hours with the help of fema.

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reply posted on 10-8-2009 @ 09:00 AM by audas


Originally posted by Cutwolf

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