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Originally posted by jcarpenter
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
Most people that need to cover their tracks do so because they have done something that they don't want to be associated with.Common tactic used by criminals.
Sounds an awful lot like the tactics of the scumbags that are poisoning our air, soil and surface water with chemtrails, eh?
We got hammered this morning in NW Florida. The chemical blooms grew into a full scale gloomy overcast. I sure wish we had the details on who, what, when, where and why. It would be be nice to organize protests large enough to shut down this crime against humanity.
I wonder how many people are having respiratory problems? Cancers? Dementia caused by eating produce or livestock contaminated with aluminum? What other experiments are these miscreants into?
What is safe when you don't know what's secret?
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by tsurfer2000h
People who use this app are not being tracked
You and your absolutes...and you would know this because???!!! Every electronic everything is tracked. That's what satellites and quantum computers and palm tree towers are for. If you're on the grid, in any electronic way, you're tracked. That's why people cover their tracks, electronically speaking.
You and your absolutes...and you would know this because???!!!
There's no android app that doesn't require extreme permissions at one end or the other.
Dwarf planets such as Makemake, Eris, Sedna, Pluto, etc. have been out there for 4.5 billion years "just doing their thing". Why should anyone care that we learn of their existence?
Requests from governments around the globe to remove content from Google search results and its other services spiked more than 70% in the first half of the year, the Internet search giant said.
Google said there were 1,791 requests to remove 17,746 pieces of content through June. That's according to the company's Transparency Report, which breaks down requests by country to illustrate the rising pressures Google faces over what type of content it can show to its more than 1 billion users.
In addition to its ubiquitous search engine, Google also runs the world's largest video-sharing site, YouTube. Its report casts a light on take-down requests that largely take place beyond the public purview.
Google also said government surveillance of digital citizens is surging, with demands for user data increasing in the first half of 2012. There were 20,938 requests for user data, up 15% from the second half of 2011, it said. The U.S. had the most requests for user data requests -- nearly 8,000, up 26% from the prior period.
A. Automated Targeting System (ATS)
The results of queries in ATS-P are designed to signal to CBP officers that further inspection of a person may be warranted, even though an individual may not have been previously associated with a law enforcement action or otherwise noted as a person of concern to law enforcement.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
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The criss-cross patterns of chemtrails over populated areas obscure the view. A check of the craft creating these patterns used to reveal that they are not on any public list.
Most people that need to cover their tracks do so because they have done something that they don't want to be associated with.Common tactic used by criminals.
I guess they have given consent,
and expect us to do the same.
When they say,
if you have nothing to hide,
and if you have consented,
then you should be like us,
and have nothing to fear.
Some day
I will understand the concept
that we have nothing to fear if we all consent.
Some of the language in the contract will be,
necessary evil,
nothing to fear,
etc.
Satellites also accumulate records, but in the form of telemetry data points. Several hundreds to thousands of data points are formatted in telemetry frames every time step. These frames, once telemetered to the ground station, are stored in databases to be analyzed. The data points form the basis of historical data which accumulates and can be mined for relationships and information.
A data mart is made up of operational data that is designed to serve a particular or specialized group of users.
In addition, the government’s heightened concern wi th security following the events of 9.11 means that an infusion of tax dollars for research and development is likely to attract a swarm of competitors. We can expect this activity to support an even more rapid expansion in the capacity of these systems toproduce strategic “intelligence” from what would ordinarily be meaningless bits of data stored in computers all around the globe.
Data mining specialists at the MITRECorporation recently described one project that involved developing a strategy for identifying, or targeting vehicles for inspection by law enforcement officers.
Asking for evidence is "picky"??
Would you care to see if you can establish any actual link to Flightradar??
you are good at throwing out random claims of connection without any actual evidence to back them up
So there's a small group of psychotically paranoid elites versus the great unwashed. The safest possible situation for these elites is that the unwashed become microchipped slaves whose every movement and even thought is tracked to make sure that conformity is enforced and questioning activity in the sky, for instance, is nipped.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
Asking for evidence is "picky"??
Look at the pot calling the kettle black. You all have never, ever provided a smidgen of physical evidence to show that sky grids are contrails in the traditional, WWII sense of the term.
You all have been rather free in encouraging marginal behavior from chemtrail advocates, i.e. flying behind chemtrailing craft, in order that the chemtrail side provide 'evidence' which you, yourselves, have never provided.
Would you care to see if you can establish any actual link to Flightradar??
No. In case you hadn't noticed, I consider an invitation to open an app like flightradar on an android, suspect. My posts in this thread have been an invitation to consider consequences before acting.
you are good at throwing out random claims of connection without any actual evidence to back them up
The OP was about an android-ready app called flightradar. Don't see where I've strayed from the subject.
The OP was kind enough to hold it out for attention and, imo, it deserves microscopic scrutiny.
You all have been rather free in encouraging marginal behavior from chemtrail advocates, i.e. flying behind chemtrailing craft, in order that the chemtrail side provide 'evidence' which you, yourselves, have never provided.
No. In case you hadn't noticed, I consider an invitation to open an app like flightradar on an android, suspect. My posts in this thread have been an invitation to consider consequences before acting.
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by luxordelphi
You all have been rather free in encouraging marginal behavior from chemtrail advocates, i.e. flying behind chemtrailing craft, in order that the chemtrail side provide 'evidence' which you, yourselves, have never provided.
What is marginal behavior about providing a way that they can use to get that evidence?
I have provided a great deal of evidence about contrails in the form of scientific papers and rational reason.
The report showed that 60.1 percent of the lower 48 states were in some form of drought as of Tuesday, up from 58.8 percent the previous week. The amount of land in extreme or exceptional drought — the two worst classifications — increased from 18.3 percent to 19.04 percent.
I didn't ask you to install flight radar - I asked you to establish a link between DOD and Flightradar to support your (at least implied) claim that such a link existed.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
I have provided a great deal of evidence about contrails in the form of scientific papers and rational reason.
Ditto for me on chemtrails.
I have used the same scientific papers that you have in order to give a rational argument for chemtrails.
But with you, that's not really the point.
The point is that chemtrail/contrail: both are toxic to us and to the environment. You marginalize jet emissions in order to be convoluted.
The link between fake cirrus and drought is self-evident.
US drought worsens after weeks of improvement (Nov. 22, 2012)
The report showed that 60.1 percent of the lower 48 states were in some form of drought as of Tuesday, up from 58.8 percent the previous week. The amount of land in extreme or exceptional drought — the two worst classifications — increased from 18.3 percent to 19.04 percent.
I didn't ask you to install flight radar - I asked you to establish a link between DOD and Flightradar to support your (at least implied) claim that such a link existed.
Are you seriously trying to tell me that DOD is not interested in the public's interest in flight paths?
Some of the things you say just aren't very real.
Look at all the hoopla to just get on a plane. Look at all the mistakes i.e. babies that are on some terror watch list. Those are the glitches in the data mart info showing up. If you can't be real about the sky and what is actually visible there, at least be realistic about the path that electronic surveillance has taken. Read the links I provided earlier. Profiling is an old old science. It was done in WWII on Hitler in order to find predictability and weakness. Profiling is a scary science; scary in the sense that it is unerringly accurate. When used to indicate the persons not in a sonambalistic state but still questioning and objecting, it becomes very big brotherish.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by luxordelphi
The point is that chemtrail/contrail: both are toxic to us and to the environment. You marginalize jet emissions in order to be convoluted.
Where did I ever marginalise jet emissions?
Jet pollution exists WHETHER YOU CAN SEE A CONTRAIL OR NOT.
Not a single mention of cloud in the article...