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I never did. I always refused to hide. I wanted agents to read my words and learn.

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What evidence do you have that agents can learn rather than just do what they are told?

The fact that whistleblowers are destroyed for fighting the system proves that "they" don't learn and last.

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Lol, I totally agree. I _want_ the FBI to read my meme collection:

https://patrick.net/memes

Maybe a few of the agents will break free of their chains when they get a good laugh or a bit of meme-based enlightenment.

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Time to (re)watch The Lives Of Others

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Tucker Carlson exposed CIA monitoring his Signal account on air.

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Mar 21, 2023·edited Mar 21, 2023

He didn't expose a vulnerability in Signal itself. While almost nothing electronic is absolutely secure Signal messaging would require resources that even most of the USG doesn't likely have to totally break as a true 3rd party. There's speculation about encryption/decryption capabilities in this area but nothing concrete.

What is very vulnerable in Signal are the endpoints since it still relies on people physically securing their devices and using strong passwords. Probably he was talking to an account of someone who used a poor password, which breaks that chain but does not prove a break in the whole system.

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This is a good point.

Was surprised to see Signal listed in this article and assumed the author maybe mistook it for something else, since Signal isn't really a social network. I still don't recommend it to people because of its centralized nature (looking toward SimpleX Chat, Session, Berty, etc. instead), but that's a different conversation.

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or they just broke into his phone. any stock android or especially iphones are open books for the gov agencies. but that requires targetted attacks, with expensive engineer hours, and if they overuse it, then they expose it and lose the capability.

Signal is good enough against mass collection, which is already a lot, and much better than the rest.

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Guess that proves the point.

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It was Putin.

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It has now been shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was Gates and Fauci.

Breaking: Candid Camera Recording of Bill Gates and Tony Fauci Discussing Evil Plans

https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/breaking-candid-camera-recording

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And you believed him? Why?

Tucker was just the latest in deception-style warfare aimed at making people *think* Signal can be hacked. He "exposed" this back in 2020 for two nights in a row, but didn't get around to telling anyone it was Signal until last week.

I just wrote about this - https://reportsfromtherabbithole.substack.com/p/can-the-nsa-hack-your-signal-app

It's pure psychological warfare.

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Declaring a program can't be hacked is like declaring an election can't be corrupted by fraud. It is wise to presume nothing is secure. Against such mindset, psyops typically fail.

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Tell me you don't understand how signal Works without telling me you don't understand how signal works.

If you click through to what I wrote about signal, it will help you to understand why we can reasonably believe the messages are secure.

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Ok, i read your newsletter. I agree that with signal's level of encryption, penetrating it is unlikely just as you said...but its not impossible. I'm just saying I'm not so quick to call someone a liar without better evidence. He does act goofy in that interview, but I don't consider that a tell for lying. He acts goofy every time he's the one being interviewed.

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I don’t think Tucker lies, I think he narrates and tells selective truth. That’s what makes him better than CNN, MSNBC and other Fox narrators..

It’s interesting how they filter out his weight on the news.

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I mostly agree with you, cakes. But what do you mean by "filter out his weight?"

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Dunno - they told us What’s App was secure and we know now that was BS. Some sketchy people have ties to both signal and telegram.

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Signal has a very important difference to so the others. Not trying to pimp my own substack, but I did address that point.

Signal founders were CIA I think.

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I’m suspicious of anything endorsed by Elon Musk and Edward Snowden.

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I'm sure you created the technology, engineered it, developed it, programmed it, tested it, & put it into production all on your own. Nothing a human has created is infallible. Do you not believe a gov agency might be capable of penetrating our privacy using any method it wants to for any reason? You may enjoy the forthcoming CBDCs.

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I said he is establishment and tells us what he is allowed too.

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Tucker said he was working on obtaining an interview with Putin a few months before the Russia/Ukraine war. Probably US intelligence considered the folks he was communicating with as being too close to Putin for their comfort. The left already views Tucker as some sort of terrorist sympathizer & Ukraine hater. I would guess the feds have been surveilling him for quite a while.

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Tucker grew up in DC, his father worked for CIA affiliated media organization. He is establishment and only reveals what they want us to know.

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Actually, Tucker grew up in California & didn't live in DC until years later. For most of his adult life he was a registered Dem. While his dad did work for the federal government as a diplomat, ambassador, & broadcaster for the USIA, I can find nothing linking him to the CIA. Through his dad's career & his own, Tucker has many connections to "insiders" in the government. He has consistently spoken out against the "establishment" during the years I have been following him. I've yet to see any indication he is a shill for the establishment.

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You’re right. I based what I said on this interview. He said he grew up in the media and I assumed it was DC be sue he lived there recently and his father worked for government media. He actually claims to be a rejected CIA agent, same with Anderson Cooper.

https://twitter.com/BobDunlap9477/status/1635572226329047043?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1635572226329047043%7Ctwgr%5Ed986ade79e7852dd2a7ac84d53f319f78aaae918%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.realclearpolitics.com%2Fvideo%2F2023%2F03%2F16%2Ftucker_carlson_not_being_more_skeptical_about_the_iraq_war_is_my_greatest_regret.html

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Oh I did see this video last week. Yes his dad was in media for his entire childhood and beyond. In the 80s he led the US Information Agency which became known as the propaganda arm of the US.

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No, you were right. Remember that time he was harassed at a fly fishing shop in Montana? Turns out the guy who harassed him was Dan Bailey who worked for the Asia foundation which was established by the CIA.

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Lol, they just won’t stop.

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Thanks, I'll take a look at this interview. I do think it's funny that he and Cooper were each rejected (supposedly) for jobs at the CIA 😂

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As far as his CIA connections...they're not easy to find.

1) The New Yorker reported that he tried to join the CIA out of college - not found any denials

2) His father was appointed assoiciate director of the United States Information Agency and later became Director of Voice of America, basically a US propaganda arm of the CIA, even using one of it's radio station sites as a black site. It was established by OSS which became the CIA

3) GWH Bush, former CIA director appointed him as Ambassador to the Seychelles

4) He bacame vice-chairman of the Defense of Democracies foundation, founded by Clifford May who was also on the Council for Foreign Relations and the Project for a New American Century.

Tucker got his journalism start with Policy Review, a Heritage which has numerous intelligence agency connections, notably former CIA director James Woolsey who worked on a task force aimed at improving the United Nations with Heritage founder Edwin Fuelner.

Much more if you're interested

https://odysee.com/@ChadChaddington:d/Tucker-Carlson-Company-Man-Error-Fix:2

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What about when he said that the NSA told him they hacked his Signal?

That was an absolute 100% lie. It doesn't take much discernment to watch that video to see he's lying.

"I told NOBODY, and I mean NOBODY." Well, except for the person he texted on Signal?

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I see that now wasn't clear in the comment I responded to.

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Mar 21, 2023·edited Mar 21, 2023

My husband had his Youtube suddenly shut down. He only had a few videos up and didn't violate any terms. He asked why his account was shut down and they wouldn't tell him. He had one Christian themed video and some marketing videos as he was trying to create a monetized account. So much for that attempt to earn income....it lasted all of a week and there is no resource nor way to find out what he supposedly did wrong. I don't use much social media and I don't have any videos, myself. I don't have time, nor the interest. Honestly, all the censorship has soured me on the internet and while I keep up with a few things, I really don't participate because it isn't fun anymore. I'm tired of all the games and nonsense. I used to like spending a little time on social media, but other than keeping in touch with extended family and friends, I don't post much of anything. I am tired of how things have become so polarized and tired of people fighting each other. I have better things to do at this point and I am in the process of spending less and less time with social media and e-mail. I never got into twitter and I don't either a cell phone nor a smart phone, so I can't participate in a lot of stuff anyway. I know a lot of people who have stopped using social media, etc. because they are tired of the nonsense as well.

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Hah hah haaah-- the GHOULS are committing suicide by spoiling their own product and betting on the stupider side of humanity, but they bet wrong. Yes, you can find people long lost on social media but over time it just makes you stupid, unproductive and unhappy in the long run.

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Your husband and all of us need to wrap out heads around this: https://www.corbettreport.com/solutionswatch-communication/

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I always assume just about everything is compromised. Including substack. Then I sow my “misinformation” accordingly 😆

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Substack doesnt claim to be private or encrypted. Indeed you can see its purpose is to publicize your views and make money for yourself and for the Substack company.

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(heh heh....)

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No time for cowardice. We must continue speaking up and sharing despite who knows. It's how you oppose the strength of the mass formation, as per Mattias Desmet.

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Exactly! Even one person standing up and loudly speaking the truth has the power to liberate thousands of others.

The conclusion of one of the famous experiments on conformity (the Asch experiement iirc) was that you can get people to doubt their own sanity if everyone else tells them they are crazy, but even one other person willing to speak the truth breaks that spell immediately.

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Courage is POSITIVELY infectious.

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The mass formation is caused by censorship. This isn't what Desmet says, but it's true. For Desmet, the origin of mass formation is our own mechanistic thinking, not censorship. This is backwards.

I agree on the "speaking up " part but what do we speak up against? Against a depopulation agenda? That the shots are bad? How far will such treading into "misinformation" get us?

I'm beginning to see that speaking up means speaking up against censorship, period, full stop. Why? Because this can be seen. Not many of the new normal folks can see any depopulation agenda or any bad shots or the fake insurrection. But they can see, for example, that the Jan 6 videos are being censored. They can see that early treatment for Covid was/is censored. They can see that all tyrannies label criticism as lies or, in the new terminology, as "misinformation." Criticism of government policies should never be labelled as misinformation and therefore censored, which is of course happening now on a large scale.

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Any speaking up is good speaking up.

The shots ARE bad, and the more people who speak the truth about it, the better. Just get people to start looking at the evidence:

https://patrick.net/post/1340336/2021-07-29-thread-for-vax-deaths-maimings-and

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Mar 22, 2023·edited Mar 22, 2023

I remember a most powerful image of thousands of people in front of Hitler at a mass rally.

All the lemmings were doing the evil nazi salute and the camera capture ONE courageous soul withOUT his arm lifted.

He looked disgusted with what he saw. Imagine if everyone said NO! The mass murders in Europe would not likely have transpired.

Courage can yield a domino effect.

We need to hold the line, and not tolerate medical tyranny or attacks on our human rights.

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"the censors can infiltrate every single thing you experience online. They remove the facts they don’t like and up-code the narratives they do like"

Funny how it didn't seem to take with me. And many of you too it seems.

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Yes, BUT... we don't know how many of our suppositions may be false still. When constantly fed fake facts all we can draw are fake conclusions. What else are we missing?

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I highly recommend taking a look at what Jonathan Couey has to say about this.

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Social media is a government (foreign and domestic) tool to propagandize and confuse its users. I’ll be honest, it was hard to leave Gab because it was the only place I could find a lot of different types of articles. I prayed about it though because God had me leave facebook about 2.5 years ago, He told me to delete my GAB account. It is a time stealer and it wasn’t improving my mental outlook on life. Based on what my VPN tells me, substack is not really any ‘cleaner’ as far as tracking attempts. However, I don’t want to live an a total blackhole of information and without the ability to ask the author or fellow commenters questions.

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Government = propaganda. You had better be able to live in a black hole because when the "driver's license for the internet" comes with a digital identity you are going to be faced with the black hole or taking the knee "just this once" and the propaganda only. If you want privacy, use physical things like cash. Quit paying with cards and their digital money. It is inconvenient for a reason!

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“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

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No I have never believed it. Just like I don't believe duck duck go is private or that alternative search engines can get me where I want to go. I can't even get to Dr. Peter McCullough's website anymore without putting in the actual website. None of my search engines, including brave, will bring it up.

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Freespoke seems to put up a better search fwiw

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Thank you. I've been having trouble finding Ed Dowd's latest videos, and I found two using freespoke last night. A new interview he just had with Alex Jones was one of them. 🙌

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Presearch directs me to McCullough quite easily. Its the engine I use the most.

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Thank you! I did not know about that search engine.

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There is no bigger story for Americans than The Twitter Files. (Well, except for vaccine injury, of course.)

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Mike Benz notes theyare tip of iceberg--freedom online foundation

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Seems like a shift in strategy after Snowden exposed the NSA surveillance program. The govt spooks decided to not do it inside any longer, just get the outside universities and corporations to do the surveillance for them. Then stand on those shoulders to finally do the propaganda and censorship.

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DIGITAL PASSPORTS HAVE ARRIVED

msg for Meryl at the bottom:

Patent 11553311-B2 - Issued to Bank of America (North Carolina 1/2023)

https://www.lens.org/lens/patent/038-492-878-102-252/frontpage

I am not surprised as my team has identified my state (NC) as ground zero. The only question is how linked is this one to the Vaxes & the Federal Reserve patents below like the Vanderbilt & Rothschild 1s.

https://covidandvaxfaqs.substack.com/p/patents-implicate-pandemic-conspiracy

wo2022034572a1

Here's a 2022 global vax-linked nano tracking patent that is best read under its US equivalent:

https://patents.google.com/patent/US11107588B2/en

We did interview Gal Ehrlich the inventor/lawyer with CHD on the line and he compared his role in the invention as his job was to just get it passed the patent trade association as there was also an inventor of the electric chair. Disgusting.

Meryl, can you connect me with your lawyer. I'm in the heat of litigation and need someone great like your attorney I saw handling business on a twitter video that CHD put out. Thanks so much as we are all in this together. I'm experiencing malicious prosecution, deprivation of rights under any color of the law, defamation and 1st + 6th amendment issues for spreading rightous information.

Bless you,

Geoff

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his name is gene libby in Kennebunk

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The "inventors" of these patents would be wise to invest in bulletproof vests. If this nightmare eventually comes to fruition, they're gonna need them.

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What "freedoms" are you worried that will not come back, Meryl? I don't see any digital freedoms left. Maybe the second amendment which is physical. Anyone who believes that anything is private in this world of surveillance is living in a fantasy world and is not going to help resistance.

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RFK Jr listed a bunch of the 10 items in the Bill of Rights that are gone. I once listed 6 gone during Obomber. They may all be gone now.

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Mar 20, 2023·edited Mar 21, 2023

When it comes to insisting on First Amendment issues and the right for conservatives and patriots to post truths, Social media remind us they’re private companies with the right to totally control content.

When it comes to allowing Big Government to monitor and censor conservative content, social media become quite the conscience of the leftist, progressive narrative, arguing it’s in the public interest to allow its comrades-in-arms to regulate content.

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I knew about the others but don’t see Signal mentioned and believe it is more secure due to its process.

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Mar 20, 2023·edited Mar 21, 2023Liked by Meryl Nass

It's easier to compromise an end-point, and then get everything before it's encrypted. There are ways to hack in via the chipsets themselves, or with an app that is loaded on the phone.

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The bright spot, maybe, is that "visibility" doesn't always go hand-in-hand with the ability to block/censor on platforms like GAB, Parler, etc.

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Mar 21, 2023·edited Mar 21, 2023

One important aspect of the destruction of credibility of the major social media is the debunking of the idea that competition can solve the problem of censorship on the internet and media. As soon as one of these alternative social media companies gets big enough to be a threat to dominant narratives, it can be bought or forced out of business or or simply coerced through business contracts to change its tune slowly.

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