Here is how to get taken OFF the government red list.

a reply to: LostAndFound2

Best believe it does happen though, around the age of 18 I was spewing hatred for the government at an all time high.

Went to travel outside the country one year and got "randomly selected" for advanced screening..yeah that wasn't targeted towards me and my comments at all.

Since then I've been more quiet online than I ever was before, that was like proof it's all real for me..and this happened before the massive increase in security.

originally posted by: LostAndFound2
a reply to: beezzer

Perhaps if you were active like me Beeze

You would notice how you get knocked off Internet after posting threads like these

And having to restart computer and log in again

No offence Beeze but I am noticing that you are just a jokester guy, with no real desire to be part of any change

You fly in, you make a few funny remarks and you watch your country burn

Fair enough.

lolz

I will concede the point.

originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: LostAndFound2

People often assume that government is operated by elite teams of highly trained individuals who ferret out any and all dissent.

Actually, government is slow, cumbersome, inept, over-budget, incompetent, unreliable, arrogant, and run by biased bigoted people with their own agendas.

*flips off government*

See?

No drama!

This is about 95% true. There are small pockets of government who can be amazingly resourceful and quick, when activated.

But you have to be some kind of special to get *that* team sifting through your garbage.

a reply to: LostAndFound2

Switch the Red sticker on your mailbox with a green one...

originally posted by: LostAndFound2
If for 5 years you behave like a sheep, only get your news from mainstream, never talk controversial topics or anti government anything

If you must read sites like ATS, then posting something pro government or pro corporations every few weeks

What a crock, I do none of the above. I fly almost every week and just got my TSA Pre-Check reapproved.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I think he is talking about the Urban Legend of the "Round-Up" FEMA camp list when the house to house arrests commence?

www.snopes.com...

a reply to: infolurker

Wait, I thought it was a pink sticker.

Or is it yellow?

I can never remember.

a reply to: LostAndFound2

hellow mr govt, I'm only posting on this controversial thread because I think LostAndFound2 is not the Messiah...he's just a naughty little boy (Monty Python-Life Of Brian reference).

And please dont read my posts...I'm a good little sheeple...I'm not really on this site other than to well..I dont know learn how to change my flat tyre or knit a sock.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: LostAndFound2

All of you conspiracy theorists are a bunch of whackos.
We are experiencing an economic boom the likes of which we have never seen before.
I wish we could re-elect President Obama an endless number of times.

Wow.
Typing that made me feel like a robot.

You know that someone will read your sarcasm and believe it is true.. But don't let it bother you, it is only seventy percent of Americans who will see it that way.

Depends why you're on their red list. If its because you're a bad guy, then what I'm saying does not apply because that is not what I mean. A bad guy is: a rapist, murderer, terrorist, dominator of others, slavery, banker and elite type that works to break your will and destroy freedom and joy/happiness of others, for their own gain.

But if you're on their red list because you're a good guy. Working to free the world, speak up, see through the evil corrupt mismanagement of this planet, which should be a wonderful eutopia. Then my suggestion is this: bend over backwards to have everyone on their red list. Its the hero list. Everything else is a zero.

a reply to: LostAndFound2

I found out from a friend of a friend who knows an accountant that worked for Canadian CSIS agency

But, but, but I have a friend who's niece is sleeping with someones friends cousin who has a dog that goes to a dog park where this guy working for the secret service walks his dog and I found out that what you just said is disinfo to try and get people saying they are serious on the internet.

I am serious

Job well done I guess.

I think if I tried to be good little sheep, I think I'd last 4 days, probably the dead of 9/11 would start visiting me in my dreams looking very disappointed, and I wouldn't blame them

If I tried, I wouldn't last 4 minutes, not because of any ghosts but due to the wool giving me a rash.

Damn sheep with their woolly wool.

Id rather be a unicorn so I can fart rainbow chemtrails.

Bah humbug.

'Tis a pirate's life for me.





... and when they drag me off to Sing Sing for being a naughty girl, y'all damn well better send me beer and bacon every Christmas and birthday, or I'm gonna rat out where yer bugout bunkers are located !

originally posted by: LostAndFound2
a reply to: beezzer

Perhaps if you were active like me Beeze

You would notice how you get knocked off Internet after posting threads like these

And having to restart computer and log in again

No offence Beeze but I am noticing that you are just a jokester guy, with no real desire to be part of any change

You fly in, you make a few funny remarks and you watch your country burn

Please forgive me for going a bit off topic but, I thought I was the only one having this connection problem. I think it started after researching this fascinating (to me) topic. www.abovetopsecret.com...
Anyone else have this kind of trouble?

a reply to: JohnthePhilistine

As soon as more draconian laws become reality

I notice more "weird" things happen to my connection

There was a thread a while ago of a guy saying his ISP cut off his Internet without explanation

He was into 9/11 inside job online

The people who would be trouble for the govt likely aren't posting in a social forum publicly, rather in extreme chat rooms or whatever.

"Debunking" is the harshest thing going on here. Is it the tip of the spear, in some ways yes....but no.

My long-term group of friends from a car forum OT report universally they are singled out for extra screening at airports. I haven't flown since 2000 but then this spring I flew and boom, me too. Mostly cocky loudmouth risk-takers, but a weird blip.

Sorry, but if you make it on a list, chances are you are there for life. Why? Because it is easier to put someones name on a list than to bother to take the time to find out whether you should take them off or not. They are just more likely to forget you are on the list. Kind of like mailing lists. I bought something from a company 12 years ago, but i am still on their coupon mailing list. They don't check to see that I haven't purchased anything in 12 years so they can remove me from their list. Why bother?

a reply to: Unity_99

But if you're on their red list because you're a good guy. Working to free the world, speak up, see through the evil corrupt mismanagement of this planet, which should be a wonderful eutopia. Then my suggestion is this: bend over backwards to have everyone on their red list. Its the hero list. Everything else is a zero.

This!

So true.

originally posted by: LostAndFound2
a reply to: beezzer
You would notice how you get knocked off Internet after posting threads like these

And having to restart computer and log in again

It sounds like you've got a serious case of malware. Especially if you're visiting all these crazy sites while running a PC. No conspiracy there.

I found out from a friend of a friend who knows an accountant that worked for Canadian CSIS agency

Well, THAT sounds like the most reliable source ever. Seriously? You believe that crap that's *supposedly* gone through four different (hearsay) channels, if it's even real at all? Smh

The number 1 rule of government is they never give anything back or retract statements.
If any freedom is taken you are guaranteed to never have it again.
It's a one-way industry that only wants more power, more money and more control.
Surveillance of all of us is key to that last sentence.