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Topic started on 30-4-2003 @ 02:18 AM by ilovepizza
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www.akdart.com...
There are so many people on that list. If someone tries some of these tell me if you start getting watched.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 02:22 AM by ilovepizza
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"Above top secret" it is under the dangerous words and phrases. Does this have any thing to do with this site? If it does was this site made first
or was the word dangerous first?
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 05:27 AM by e-nonymous
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Well ... If I stop posting all of a sudden ... You can thank Ilovepizza
Excellent find!
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 08:47 AM by The Blade Runner
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i think thats fake...
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 09:15 AM by Lysergic
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 12:21 PM by William
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mere links to the content were not enough?
From the site: "The U.S. government is making it known that they can and do sift through all the data packets on the internet, using Carnivore and
Echelon, hoping to find some terrorist's email in the process. As long as they're looking for words like these, let's give them the satisfaction
of finding a few."
Simply put, not possible. The hardware and manpower required for the task described is beyond extraordinary. We calculated the required hard drive
storage space to manage the tracking of one-day's worth of e-mail a couple months ago here. The figure came to a couple-thousand terrabytes (1,000
gigabytes) of storage... for one day. This is because the nature of TCP/IP technology does not allow for "stream watching" as some people think,
each packet would need to be duplicated and routed to the monitoring station somehow... also requiring an immediate doubling of bandwidth
utilization... again cost prohibitive.
What can be done is the monitoring of packets to and packets from a given location (server), once monitoring devices are put in place.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 03:14 PM by DClark
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Doesn't 'Elohim' mean 'Gods' as in extra-terrestrials?
I know there is some debate over this, so it's probably irrelevant.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 03:38 PM by JediMaster
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Looks fake to me. Pretty big list, and I agree with William on this.
So if I type to a friend "Bill Clinton Sucks", I'm gonna get arested?
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 05:27 PM by nyeff
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No I wouldn't worry about Jedi..
I have read that the secret service does moniter the internet,letters,phone calls etc.....
And there are key words and phrases they listen/look for.
If they find something that concerns them then they look into it.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 05:37 PM by Tetsuo-51
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Im going to e-mail every single name and word on that list to everyone I know, hell, Im even going to send it to govt' emails.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 06:02 PM by thehippiedude
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I took a sunday drive about a year ago and drove by Elohim City and its not a place you would want your car to break down at. Remember that movie
"Deliverence"? squeal like a pig!!!
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 06:19 PM by kraken
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Anyone notice that "camp hero" was in there, along with "montauk air force station" and "ufo crash". If carnivore is used to sniff out
terrorists as this site claims, then why would they be searching for these words?
If they are looking for words such as these, then they must be all over this message board.... and this post for that matter.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 06:29 PM by ilovepizza
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popularmechanics.mondosearch.com...
d=ECHELON+ECHELONS+
That is a site on echelon. It says that echelon was shut down for 3 days a couple of years ago, because it was taking in too much data. There are
lots of machines that recieve the data. If all the data went to one machine it would get overloaded with data, but they send the data to multiple
systems.
Also you will not get arrested for using these words. From what i have read about it your data will just get monitored. Echelon takes all of the
data and looks for those words, and if it finds it the data goes to the system. All the rest gets thrown away in the "recycle bin".
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 08:09 PM by ilovepizza
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I have a theory on the word "above top secret" being in the list of words. The fourms are growing and we are getting lots of new members. Maybe
the government does not like us posting the truth.
This is just a theory though, so i could be completly wrong.
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reply posted on 30-4-2003 @ 11:21 PM by ilovepizza
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www.nanpa.com...
Type in 710 as the area code. It was on the list of words. Can someone explain to me what this area code is used for.
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reply posted on 1-5-2003 @ 08:16 AM by Nans DESMICHELS
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Originally posted by The Blade Runner
i think thats fake...
No, it aint fake, echelon use keywords like a search engine to check communications worldwide. When a communication has these keywords, the cpu sent
the communication to a cryptanalist agent...
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reply posted on 1-5-2003 @ 12:25 PM by Nans DESMICHELS
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Originally posted by Lysergic
nffnffvangvba(no idea what it says)
Lysergic, it's a crypted :
The date is in english format so :
Nhthfg 27, 1949:
Juanary
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
December
The date is : August 29, 1949
N=A
H=U
T=G -
F=S
G=T - Letters are inverted...
Okay, so (I hope that the :
Terng Zbzragf va Uvfgbel: #3
G**AT ****NTS *N H*ST*** : #3
G**AT ****NTS oN HoSTing : #3 (Maybe...)
Let's try with a name :
-Fnzhry Nqnzf
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reply posted on 1-5-2003 @ 12:29 PM by Nans DESMICHELS
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nffnffvangvba
ASSASS-N/AT--N
(Probably ASSASSIN ATI-N)
Any idea about the word ATI*N ?
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reply posted on 1-5-2003 @ 12:49 PM by Nans DESMICHELS
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Originally posted by Lysergic
nffnffvangvba(no idea what it says)
nffnffvangvba
assassination !
Elohim City sounds... scary. (ND : nffnffvangvba too !)
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reply posted on 1-5-2003 @ 06:15 PM by quango
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Originally posted by ilovepizza
www.nanpa.com...
Type in 710 as the area code. It was on the list of words. Can someone explain to me what this area code is used for.
This .pdf just says it is "US Government Emergency Services"
www.bbns-atl.com...
found a link to this:
www.ncs.gov...
or this .pdf .. (w/ lockheed martin at the top?)
www.nanpa.com...
and here's an article about the same thing on the internet:
www.computerworld.co.nz...!opendocument
[Edited on 1-5-2003 by quango]
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