The FBI has posted a surveillance van in our neighborhood, page 1

reply to post by grandmakdw

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Did you get a picture for us to see here on ATS?

Originally posted by jhill76
reply to post by grandmakdw

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Did you get a picture for us to see here on ATS?

If you drive by again for a pic, get the plate too. We can do a plate number search on it.

Des

reply to post by grandmakdw

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How can you actually prove it is FBI?

To me it just sounds like undercover investigators...not FBI. Could also be a sting operation for a potential drug bust.

Pretty sure someone is just being funny. Kinda like this one right here:

(contains "n-word")



I'd take a screenshot and let it spread around like the above image has.

reply to post by grandmakdw

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I wonder if the FBI would actually label their wi-fi so blatantly obvious. They could though! I have also when living in apartment complexes picked up weird wi-fi names, when people get bored and make silly names. I've seen, 'The President' and the weirdest was, 'Pamela Anderson's Hot Spot' lol

Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
Pretty sure someone is just being funny. Kinda like this one right here:

(contains "n-word")



I'd take a screenshot and let it spread around like the above image has.

edit on 8/10/12 by AdamsMurmur because: (no reason given)

Haha that was great!

reply to post by grandmakdw

They aren't dangerous, just sometimes kinda wild in their accusations.

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Yeah... Totally understandable considering you are mad in your belief the government lies to you.



Oh wait...

reply to post by grandmakdw

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You would never know it was an FBI signal if it was theirs, they would name it somthing that any of their people would recognise easily, but not somthing so blatant as "FBI WI-FI", the would call it like " 2wire629" where 6 is F 2 is B and 9 is I, or someother already established protocal.

Also, they don't need to use wifi, they just like local police have satelite net antennas, so regular wifi, that can be cracked any number of easily downloadable scripts would be a giant security no no.

Just try to connect, go to command prompt and type in "ipconfiig" then put the ipaddress in your web browser and hit enter, this will bring up the router, use one of hundreds of code breaker programs to get access then you can see for yourself who it is.

WARNING! In several states this is a felony, also in a couple just accessing somenes wifi without their permission is a felony. So be smart about it, don't do anything you might regret.

LMAO!! I thought my twisted hubby was the only moron that named the wifi something nefarious for kicks. Ohh man, Im showing him this thread.

Hey OP.. go give the scary types in the van something to gawk at. Get some booze or double up on your meds..

reply to post by KanBanan

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My guess is someone is messing with the name on their wi-fi.

However, we do live in a government research town. Most of the people around town have high security jobs.

I was willing to go along with Mom to try and find the "van".

However, I have to tell you that I once did live in a place where a surveillance van regularly patrolled the streets. They (the security people) were quite clear that everything we said and did was under surveillance. My husband was military and because of his particular job we were not allowed to live anywhere but this idyllic "stepford" town. I know I was listened to there for certain. Several times I was warned by people other than my husband not to talk about _____ to my mother. I only talked to her using my cell phone because our home phones had signs on them saying that everything said on them was listened to. Even our email was required to be dial up and the number was within "stepford", so I knew they read our email regularly. This was not paranoia, this was real and we actually had to sign documents saying we knew they were doing it. There was no crime in "stepford", we never locked our doors, kids could play outside safely and ride bikes to the stores and back safely, even at night. No DUI's, no trouble of any kind, ever. "Stepford" was surrounded by fences that were constantly monitored by armed guards. Guards with live ammo patrolled the area. The kids got used to the weird noises and would laugh at the new kids who would duck and cower at the noises. It was safe, idylic for kids in a wierd sort of way, free rent, free utilities, beautiful environment for the area. However, it was the biggest nightmare I ever lived through, and yes it was in the USA.
But this SUV doesn't look anything like the nightly run through stepford surveillance van I had seen regularly before. That one was a classic cargo type van, but they actually had antennae mounted on it facing both directions. The van never went anywhere except to patrol "stepford" and was parked in our neighborhood in plain sight. This was under Clinton.

Hey, could be why I don't trust the government, huh?! I was told to shut up about things I had seen and knew on more than one occasion and the only way anyone would know I said these things was if they listened to me talk in my home (at least one thing I was reprimanded for I only said to neighbors and not on the phone) or on my phone.

But, this time I don't think it is the case, hmmmmmmmmm.

I did go take a picture but can't figure out how to post it. Tell, me and I'll do it. I clicked on image and it asked for a url.

reply to post by grandmakdw

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Oh, I need to rename mine, that's funny.

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