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Originally posted by LanMan54
reply to post by Ghostt
NOTHING THAT IS POSTED ON THE INTERNET IS 'PRIVATE', NOTHING! HAS IT EVER OCCURED TO YOU THAT THOSE WHO SIGN UP ON THE SOCIAL WEBSITES LIKE FACEBOOK AND TWITTER ARE A 'COLLECTIVE', THE MAJORITY, WHO THROUGH SOCIAL PROGRAMMING ARE BEING MADE TO CONSIDER THOSE WHO POST ON ATS OR PP FOR INSTANCE TO BE A 'THREAT', A 'RISK', OR 'MENTALLY ILL'?
Originally posted by Guido the Killer Pimp
...and I have to take ABSOLUTLEY NO ACTION for your little kingdom to come crashing down. The brilliant thing about corruption is that it is a cancer. The system will collapse all by itself, and I will gladly make myself a bowl of popcorn and watch intently. And, perhaps I seem delusional...but do you really think the Romans looked around at any point and thought they were going the way of the dinosaur?
Originally posted by drew1749
Honestly if you are saying stuff on this site that's gonna get you arrested then you shouldn't be saying it...12,000 active users talking about alternative topics and I haven't seen anyone get arrested.
I think people are trying to make ATS look bad by making threads like this.
I could be wrong...but I just find it odd you are so worried about something like that.
Sidenote: Google has your search history.
Sidenote 2: All of your IP addresses are being triangulated. You all dun goofed?
Originally posted by DanUKphd
look at the posts in this forum and pay attention to when they joined. Everyone has joined in the last few months. Now follow any ATS thread and the trend is the same - those posting have joined recently. So that begs the question: Where are those people who joined ages ago? Why are they not posting? Where are they? Do they know something the newbies don't?
Originally posted by Pimander
Typical pseudo-sceptical position. Do not engage with what is said, instead try to discredit the person saying it.
Originally posted by FredT
Does the government own, manipulate, or otherwise controll ATS? Not a chance
Originally posted by DanUKphd
look at the posts in this forum and pay attention to when they joined. Everyone has joined in the last few months. Now follow any ATS thread and the trend is the same - those posting have joined recently. So that begs the question: Where are those people who joined ages ago? Why are they not posting? Where are they? Do they know something the newbies don't?
Originally posted by Crutchley29
I smell extreme paranoia.
Is there any website that the government is not watching? I would probably hazard a guess that a bunch of UFO believing middle age men on ATS are the least of the governments worries, lets look at the common topics on ATS to ascertain whether we are being watched.
Reptilians are among us.
I was at Roswell
Nibiru exists
I filmed this UFO etc etc.
The end of the world is coming
The end of the world is tomorrow
The end of the world is next year
Chemtrails!
You have no freedom!
I would say that the government has little to worry about when it comes to ATS, they watch 4CHAN much more closely.
Originally posted by DanUKphd
look at the posts in this forum and pay attention to when they joined. Everyone has joined in the last few months. Now follow any ATS thread and the trend is the same - those posting have joined recently. So that begs the question: Where are those people who joined ages ago? Why are they not posting? Where are they? Do they know something the newbies don't?
It's at the Linear Accelerator Center at the school he founded, Stanford University. SLAC, as it's known, is where some 500,000 gigabytes of information now repose.
The database is used by scientists from nine nations studying collisions between subatomic particles to understand how the behavior of matter and antimatter shaped our universe. The experiment mass-produces huge quantities of scientific data with industrial efficiency. Up to 500 gigabytes of data is sent relentlessly to the experiment's database daily, the university says.