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The least probable thing in the world is my innocence
by Ryan Carboni 15 Feb '18

15 Feb '18

Everyone knows about my case, and in silent remarks, dismiss it because I must be evil incarnate to a cartoonish level. I began pointing out obvious deductions about the world for the sole reason of gaining positive notoriety, without feedback, I had no idea I was accomplishing nothing. Obviously random people coming in out of the blue generally aren't trusted with exceptional claims. Guantamano Bay prison is illegal in the eyes of many, despite government officials basing their conclusion on classified evidence. I don't know what anyone is arguing for, they all really seem to have only picked a side and decided to spout words with no real meaning attached to them. What I have been accused of is fundamentally incompatible with my psychological makeup, and I wish to prove it with an EEG or some other test. There is no way to see into other men's hearts, or minds, but there are close enough ways. I am innocent. I am invoking my rights as a human being born in the United States, I have been harassed and my life sabotaged by the US government, I am wholly dependent on my parents, and they have been convinced by a psychiatrist who is in violation of the Hippocratic Oath. I have for the longest time wondered why the government would act so boldly against me. I cannot convince anyone to take any action that would change my situation one iota. If you want me to decode typical Schnidler: http://observer.com/2017/12/james-clapper-tells-cnn-donald-trump-is-vladimi… Spy bosses are by nature the most tight-lipped of people. Those who head our intelligence agencies got there in no small part by knowing precisely what to say to whom, when. In recent decades, as the heads of Western intelligence have emerged from the shadows and are expected to make occasional public statements, their utterances are customarily vague, requiring extensive tea-leaf analysis to derive their actual meanings. --- You are all easily: tricked, deceived, and manipulated. And if you want to know what I think about the accidental outing of Lucky Winner, well, I doubt the government contractor who said the document wasn't official and went on to tell the government there's a leak, well, he's going to be protected by The Intercept, and the contractor probably thinks The Intercept is on the up and up, although a bit incompetent. You are blind.

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RedPillTimes: Gender “Virtue signaling” gone wild
by Zenaan Harkness 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

Whether TDS, Jordan Peterson, Breitbart or some other neo-conservative masculinity voice is your penchant, the cultural marxist times we live in is evidently ripe with those disenfranchised in our current society, men in this case, reaching out for sanity, validity, and voices of reason. http://redpilltimes.com/video-proves-there-is-a-war-on-men/?utm_source=Red+… This video proves there is a war on men Gender “Virtue signaling” gone wild as feminist continue to deny truth, creating and fomenting depression and suicide among men 'tube direct (though RPT authors have a nice way with words - recommended in general): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2bCgunLEB4

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tough love - how Trump handled GOP opposition to Drain the Swamp legislation, turncoats put in their place
by Zenaan Harkness 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

------------ Policy / strategy #1 for Donald Trump, his big ticket top shelf #1 item (besides build the wall) is Drain the Swamp There be a very slight wee chance that a few GOP partisans will cross the floor, oppose Trump's Drain the Swamp legislation, and thereby demonstrate on the public record their utter contempt for the people and their completely selfish, self centred, self interested selves to the world. Fortunately this particular problem has a ready and simple solution (if you feel this be worthwhile and appropriate, please pass it on if you have any Team Trump contacts). a) Put all his KEY Drain the Swamp legislations / changes up for parliamentary vote, as early as possible in his first 100 days of presidency. b) Collect ALL those Drain the Swamp provisions that FAIL to pass, and put each of them into a REFERENDUM of and for the people. Simple. That just put the Republiturnies AND the Demosluts in their place! ------------ Those who have followed my views will recognise this position as one I wholeheartedly support: " Back before our civilization despised itself, we applauded tough men. But you can’t produce tough men – or honorable women – without tough love. If you want to keep civilization, you better start by insisting that boys grow up " http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/11/04/full-text-milo-ohio-state-universi… It is awesome that this message is getting some pretty serious public exposure. In the immortal words - "Hell yeah!" ------------ And an update from the Ministry ... the Ministry of Winning, that is :) What Trump Means http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/11/16/what-trump-means/ " It happened. We won! We now live in the Age of Daddy! Leftists, of course — even those who aren’t still crying in the shower or looking for a razor blade — remain clueless about what it all signifies and how it happened. " " Protesters - Just when you think the Left has done everything in its power to drive typical American voters to the right, they reach into their bag of tricks and pull out a surprise. The kicker is that for the most part, these protesters don’t even vote. " " Hoaxers - Do you have any idea how poor your hate crime hoax story has to be for an increasingly partisan Snopes.com to say it’s untrue? " " Establishment Republicans have a clear future: tough primary elections against Trump-like opponents intent on draining the swamp. " " The Democrat Party - followed Hillary’s lead in labelling everyone who didn’t agree with them racist, sexist, Islamophobic, and every other identity politic epithet they could think of. Some of us knew this meant the “basket of deplorables” would grow to include essentially everybody in America, but many were shocked to eventually see themselves lumped in with the worst offenders, as decided by the extremists who run the Democrat party. " " Celebrities - Meanwhile, Sir Patrick Stewart set phasers to hyperbole, arguing that Trump is “one of the worst things to happen in the last 100 years,” apparently forgetting individuals like Stalin, Mao and Hitler. " " The media - Or browse the Twitter timeline of Michael Tracey, a former Vice reporter who refused to back Hillary after she defeated Bernie Sanders, and spent the rest of the election highlighting the media’s failure to fully grasp the Trump phenomenon. Despite being one of the only lefties to get it right, Vice fired him shortly after the election — for being too mean to Lena Dunham! " " The Deplorables - Trump will take a $1 salary as President, and in his first week as President-elect has Canada and Mexico agreeing to revisit NAFTA and Russia agreeing to not stage a nuclear war. Not bad for a first week on the job. " -- Certified (R) Deplorable (TM) Fake News (TM) Which Hunter (C) Executive Vice Secretary, The Ministry of Winning Shilling for buxom Russian swastika clad minxes (C) 1988

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"Data Detox Kit" by Tactical Technology Collective & Mozilla
by Cecilia Tanaka 31 Jan '18

31 Jan '18

# https://datadetox.myshadow.org/detox <https://datadetox.myshadow.org/detox> # https://datadetox.myshadow.org/about Wish you all a lovely week, la la la! <3 c. ---------- "Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity. It's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." - Mae Jemison

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It's all shits and giggles until the condom comes off
by Steven Schear 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-01-28/nsa-deletes-honesty-and-openness-…

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"Doublethink Approval Kit" by Ministry of Truth & Pozilla
by JewSA 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

> Cecilia Tanaka > Sun Jan 28 16:38:33 PST 2018 > give a really good technical answer to my friends, please? <3 Technically, jewscript allows the execution of arbitrary code. Game Over.

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Re: The least probable thing in the world is my innocence
by Zenaan Harkness 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 11:44:11PM -0800, Ryan Carboni wrote: > Everyone knows about my case, and in silent remarks, dismiss it because I > must be evil incarnate to a cartoonish level. A worthy cause only be worthy due to the challenge inherent in standing for that which you believe. (BTW, thank you - taking any stand in this day an age is a rare thing, well appreciated by a few, and despite the fact that there are abundant opportunities to those inclined to take some stand, any stand.) > I began pointing out obvious deductions about the world for the sole reason > of gaining positive notoriety, without feedback, I had no idea I was > accomplishing nothing. Welcome to the world of humans. Achieving anything can be a challenge indeed. Most often soul searching, and thus if you're lucky a deeper connection with yourself, is the sole result; the road less travelled is its own reward, as tough as it usually is. I am grateful that I was not in Seth Rich's position - all in all I rather appreciate my own life and am happy I still inhabit this physical body. > Obviously random people coming in out of the blue > generally aren't trusted with exceptional claims. Yes, generally true. But here's perhaps the crux for you - what, at any particular point in time, are you wishing to achieve? This, your email to which I respond, makes no call to action (not even "stand strong and leak my brothers, sisters, hermaphrodites and the rest". And if you wish to build cred, there presumably must be a point to doing so - and it is only you who can decide on those points of significance from which you impel yourself in action pursuant to your will. Good luck. I guess. > Guantamano Bay prison is illegal in the eyes of many, despite government > officials basing their conclusion on classified evidence. > > I don't know what anyone is arguing for, they all really seem to have only > picked a side and decided to spout words with no real meaning attached to > them. "they" is a word I use too often myself. It rarely gets us very far in the conversation... > What I have been accused of Look, anonymity is a double edged sword - you can lurk in the shadows of your current nom de plume or sock puppet (Shawn K Quiss My Ass comes to mind :D ), BUT, a whiny sock puppet ain't gonna get much traction I'm afraid. For example, I don't know you from a bar of soap (hmm, that phrase takes on new meaning in the face of the alt-right rightwards move to the right - did I mention right?), but if I take a stab and search for "outing of "lucky winner" by "the intercept"", the first link is this: http://scammer.net.ee/the-intercept-outs-their-source-to-the-feds-reality-w… and this seems to be the tldr: It appears a journalist from the left leaning publication "The Intercept" has outed their source - Reality Winner- to the feds. She faces at least 10 years in prison if found guilty of leaking top secret info. WikiLeaks offers $10,000 reward for the public exposure and termination of the journalist that outed her. OK so leaking to The Man was may be not have been such a great idea? - perhaps next time (in 10 years time if you're unlucky, zero years time if you're lucky) try figuring out how to anonymously get your leak to the public generally, via dark webski (Tor, I2P, others?) or just some random "CD + letter" letterbox drops, or hell I don't know, may be try Wikileaks already? > is fundamentally incompatible with my > psychological makeup, and I wish to prove it with an EEG or some other > test. So go find a suitable psychiatrist or "Intelligence Community" professional. To be really honest, looking above, I've been trying to read between the lines, but seriously, I don't know if my assumptions are true, false, or some way inbetween. > There is no way to see into other men's hearts, or minds, but there > are close enough ways. > > I am innocent. I am invoking my rights as a human being born in the United > States, I have been harassed and my life sabotaged by the US government, I > am wholly dependent on my parents, and they have been convinced by a > psychiatrist who is in violation of the Hippocratic Oath. I have for the > longest time wondered why the government would act so boldly against me. I > cannot convince anyone to take any action that would change my situation > one iota. How is your pen name "Ryan", and the paucity of facts in your email, and the lack of any real call for help, supposed to encourage anyone to help you? Are you trying to say you're aggrieved? Are you wanting us to rage emotionally at the heart dropping inhumanity of the state? Well, I empathize. > If you want me to decode typical Schnidler: > http://observer.com/2017/12/james-clapper-tells-cnn-donald-trump-is-vladimi… > Spy bosses are by nature the most tight-lipped of people. Those who head > our intelligence agencies got there in no small part by knowing precisely > what to say to whom, when. In recent decades, as the heads of Western > intelligence have emerged from the shadows and are expected to make > occasional public statements, their utterances are customarily vague, > requiring extensive tea-leaf analysis to derive their actual meanings. > --- > > You are all easily: tricked, deceived, and manipulated. And if you want to > know what I think about the accidental outing of Lucky Winner, well, I > doubt the government contractor who said the document wasn't official and > went on to tell the government there's a leak, well, he's going to be > protected by The Intercept, and the contractor probably thinks The > Intercept is on the up and up, although a bit incompetent. > > You are blind. "You are blind." is perhaps sub-optimal way to speak to your target audience? Get out of victim, be a winner. Good luck, whoever you are,

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Re: "Data Detox Kit" by Tactical Technology Collective & Mozilla
by juan 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

On Mon, 29 Jan 2018 14:42:48 -0800 g2s <g2s(a)riseup.net> wrote: > > > > > #$@&^*!((: > > >... the same asshole who says the government owns the roads and > > >that 9/11 was done by evil arabs..." > > I argue for validation of driving skills before using public roads. > > Self-validation doesn't seem like a good bet, and 911 was planned by > > rational people > > > > > oh really? And who were they? > Absolutely does not matter. oh come on, don't be a cowardly clown. go ahead and further embarrass yourself, and further prove that you are just a US govt propaganda bot. do tell us, oh great master of Anarchist Commie Science, who planned the 9/11 false flag attack? > Rr > > > > > > > who accrued a group of desperate useful idiots to > > accomplish it. Evil is relative. Rr > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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Re: "Data Detox Kit" by Tactical Technology Collective & Mozilla
by juan 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

On Mon, 29 Jan 2018 16:11:06 -0800 g2s <g2s(a)riseup.net> wrote: > >> [ego strokes redacted], who > planned the 9/11 false flag attack? > > It doesn't matter who planned it. It's who stood to gain from it. > Focus, stupid. both things matter. And of course, in this case, it just so happens that the planners and the beneficiaries are the same people. Anyway, you said the planners were "rational". Now, as an attack against the Glorious Land of the Free, 9/11 wasn't 'rational' - it didn't weaken the 'victims' of the attack. On the contrary, it made them even more criminal and dangerous. On the other hand, as a false flag, 9/11 was pretty 'rational'. So maybe I should read between lines and conclude you are admitting that the planners were general baxter, blankfein and the rest of the pentagon gang? > > Rr > > > > Rr > > > > > > > > > > > > > who accrued a group of desperate useful idiots to > > > accomplish it. Evil is relative. Rr > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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Peek-a-Boo
by GPS 30 Jan '18

30 Jan '18

> GPS > Mon Jan 29 14:28:00 PST 2018 > like Burning Man Festival Pic related

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