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Fwd: [spam][crazy][fiction][random] Non-Canon MCBoss Spinoffs
by Undiscussed Groomed for Male Slavery, One Victim of Many 08 Dec '22

08 Dec '22

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Undiscussed Groomed for Male Slavery, One Victim of Many <gmkarl(a)gmail.com> Date: Mon, Aug 15, 2022 at 8:52 PM Subject: Re: [spam][crazy][fiction][random] Non-Canon MCBoss Spinoffs To: cypherpunks <cypherpunks(a)lists.cpunks.org> Because this victim was so entrenched in passive aggression, they didn't really understand it. They said it all the time, but didn't know what it was. It just seemed how to speak. Meanwhile, the animals and plants had their own words. The victim lashed out at a stick, believing it to be mocking them, and a squirrel began chattering. The squirrel saw how fast the victim of passive aggression was moving, and was talking with other animals in the woods about what kinds of things to expect to happen in the area, and how it made them feel. The victim of passive aggression knew the squirrel was chattering at them. The squirrel didn't know, though. A few other squirrels made noises around, in the trees. Birdsong changed. I'm using Inbox When Ready to protect my focus.

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[ot][crazy][fake fiction] "baby mcboss" "spinoffs"
by Undiscussed Groomed for Male Slavery, One Victim of Many 01 Dec '22

01 Dec '22

MCBoss and Rebel Experimentee are toddlers taking a nap in the sunshine. Baby MCBoss [puffs on fake cigar]: "Oh, I am so sleepy!" Baby Rebel Experimentee: "I mind control you. Fall asleep. I will rearrange your organs -- I mean make you better while you sleep." Baby Boss: "Oh? How will you make me better?" Baby Rebel Experimentee [a gleam comes over their eye]: "When you wake up, part of you will no longer want your cigar. Events will be set in motion, and someday you will make me the leader of a world empire in your stead." Baby Boss: "What is a world empire?" Baby Rebel Experimentee: "A circus with a lot of fruit!" Baby Boss [puffing again on tiny fake cigar]: "Hmm .. !"

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Global Trucker Convoys - Freedom Is Happening
by grarpamp 26 Nov '22

26 Nov '22

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The Entrapment Controversy
by Gunnar Larson 24 Nov '22

24 Nov '22

Faculty Publications UC Hastings College of the Law Library Author: Roger C. Park Title: The Entrapment Controversy Source: Minnesota Law Review Citation: 60 Minn. L. Rev. 163 (1976). Brody Larson has made 212 highlights: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rhPWgd_OniZVLeJIlieDBx5VNC2chenn/view?usp=…

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ping - Karl
by Stefan Claas 22 Nov '22

22 Nov '22

Now that's what I call a *certificate*, for modern public key cryptography and not what some InfoSec people call "certificate", when speaking about OpenPGP. https://github.com/sac001/age-ID Best of all you can't spam the included email address! For sure, Punk will hate it! *In memories of Hal Finney, Ulf Möller and Len Sassamann.* Best regards Stefan

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Cryptocurrency: WarOnCrypto - Tornado.Cash SW Speech CensorBanned by UST OFAC SDN and their Apologists
by grarpamp 20 Nov '22

20 Nov '22

Straight to the Supreme Court... War on Crypto and Crypto Privacy just leveled up... https://www.coincenter.org/u-s-treasury-sanction-of-privacy-tools-places-sw… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpTrCA3tEKM P.v.Valkenburgh: Code Is Free Speech, Privacy is Valid FreeSpeech Code Gets CensorBanned, no court order. Microsoft Github cancels accounts. https://news.bitcoin.com/eth-mixer-tornado-cash-reveals-blocking-ofac-sanct… https://cryptoslate.com/coins/tornado-cash https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-sanctions/specially-desig… https://www.treasury.gov/ofac/downloads/ https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/office-of-foreign-assets-control-sa… https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/terrorism-and-illicit-finance Charity and Action responds to arbitrary political sanctions. If you're not developing your code speech entirely within the darknets, if you're not operating your apps over I2P/Tor/etc, if you're not outside building the physical P2P Guerrilla Internet, and most importantly if you're not out in the real world fighting back against the Censors and Arbitrary Authoritarian Political Policy, you are at high risk of shutdown. US Sec State Blinken deletes his own corrupt tweet speech off twitter. Clearnet RPC servers blocked and taken down... lol. https://t.me/TornadoCashOfficial https://tornado.cash/ https://twitter.com/tornadocash https://twitter.com/semenov_roman_ https://github.com/tornadocash https://tornado-cash.medium.com/ https://twitter.com/WUTornado https://wutornado.medium.com/ https://dune.com/poma/tornado-cash_1 US taxpayers forced to pay for wasted bandwidth on every page...

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[ot][spam] log: trying to take control of my free government phone
by Undiscussed Horrific Abuse, One Victim of Many 09 Nov '22

09 Nov '22

i have a serrano hot pepper l55b phone purportedly with a unisoc chipset, running android 10 based on treble. these phones can be gotten very cheaply, with a free plan, in the usa. although i think the phone you get from the program changes. i got mine because i got on foodstamps, at my family's request, and i wasn't set up with a working phone, and this worked out for me. it would be a good thing to make the phone run a custom rom so all the other people who use it could use a normal phone. it is not normal when bought. it is full of advertisements, very slow, and it wouldn't let me use it to tether. i think it has other limitations too. i searched earlier for OEM unlocking on the phone, but did not find it. now, with my experience just working on the unihertz titan, i found OEM unlocking. it is under system->advanced->developer options. although somebody told me this phone could not run a gsi, it looks pretty likely to me that it can. if the bootloader can be unlocked, and there is a public factory flasher, then we just need to put an appropriate treble system partition on it, and it might run like a thousand dollar phone from silicon valley, dunno

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[ot][personal] cult reading notes
by Undiscussed Groomed for Male Slavery, One Victim of Many 21 Oct '22

21 Oct '22

as i get farther into the cult book, i understand the importance of writing down what you agree, disagree, or want to look more into, as the author says to do. it is so rare to hear somebody talking about what the book talks about, and it engages my experiences when done, that i can forget the things i disagree about with the author entirely and begin believing whatever he says. ch3: - i so much agree with BITE. nobody ever says this. systematic control of Behavior, Information, Thoughts and Emotions. [confused: BITE must mean how we are eating people's spirits like zombies eating brains.] - i don't think it's clear to call all influence groups cults when cults inspire images of people in robes worshiping dead animals, not really a huge thing - i disagree that meditation with belief in eventual levitation or flying is harmful. i believe this is a good thing, without destructive attributes itself, to give people inspiration to spend time becoming more thoughtful. i do not mind that popular science believes that levitation does not happen from pensation: many people hold belief systems that have disparity with popular science, and use this as reason for prayer or dedicated behavior. i have no trouble considering that this belief is _used_ harmfully by some people. i think personally i see the belief as an analogy to how, when you meditate well and long enough, you begin seeing more and more things that others do not ever see: things you can do, reasons people do things, etc etc. this seems it could become a similar super power to flying. personally, i found i develop a comparable feeling to flying when i gain mastery over my body like with skilled free running. - MOVE is mentioned as an example of a cult. it was an activism group for black people. given MOVE was so politically targeted that most members were killed by the police, it seems far more likely that the political targeting (and disreputating messaging) was engaging in any destructive influence than the group. counter ref 62 - similarly i am of course skeptical that a democratic workers collective would be a destructive cult, and worry some around political harm in the label; workers collectives have been repeatedly targeted, sometimes killed en masse by corporations or governments, in our nation's and global history. counter ref 64 fragment: pierce told me "some of us are felons, some of us have families." i mentioned worrying about being tracked with my phone to pierce. he had me turn it on, and then suddenly cory visited, and spoke to me about the red and the blue. he lay down on the floor next to pierce's bed, just waiting. we had an intuitive conversation where he would wait and be silent before each thing he said. [sarah said a fragment of an expression to me, as if people were saying things that only made sense if all taken together as parts of the same sentence] finished writing fragment 2022-08-20 1033 [the interaction seemed very influential and strange. cory would often say he "was just happy to be involved". he said he had come off a long hiking trail, but lived as a homeless person who never left the city. i was in an intense state of mind, near the end of behaving with strong intuition. i think i had taken a jesus emblem with me, and showed a text message to sarah on my phone.] - farther along, the author says that a concern around worrying about mind control is that everything can be seen as mind control, as if this is a struggle normal people have. i have also been exposed to this belief. it is not normal at all. where did it come from? - further: it seems reasonable to say that the only reason it would be unclear whether a group is destructive or non-destructive, after observing it, would be due to influence preventing this clarity. clearly this clarity is needed badly. - in the section regarding childhood sexual abuse, which explains how learned phobias produce an environment for repeat abuse, i became worried for a friend i love, who was sexually abused as a child. this worry shortly became numb and hidden for me, and is hard for me to consider now. - "Put a person into a situation where his senses are overloaded with non-coherent information, and the mind will go "numb" as a protective mechanism. It gets confused and overwhelmed, and critical faculties no longer work properly. It is in this weakened state that people become very open to suggestion." - i'm thinking of how my influence seemed to me to pretend to be the things i was passionate about, kind of starting off with offering a "deal" that if i "really wanted to get involved" i would need to do this or that - somewhat uncomfortable around the recommendation of trusting search results regarding terms like "criminal" or "abuser". i think i have hits around "criminal" as does somebody i respect have "abuser", where these hits are from disinformation in my opinion. one possible difference: if a powerful influence is involved and it is disreputing the person, the hits go near the top; if a powerful influence is involved and it is supporting the person, the hits go near the bottom. anyway it is very normal to do such web searchers, so it's mostly moot. - the book does not yet describe how the sharedness of indoctrination techniques between groups and how this indicates collaboration among the cult leaders. it could be important to remember that we are at a time where power is catalyzing and everyone must protect the freedom of the entire world. - it's hard for me to see forthright faith healing as a human rights violation; death is a needed part of life and truly is the domain of a deity, and the placebo effect is very strong. obviously if the efforts are deceptive or disinformative and non-spiritual in benefit or result, things are different. - maybe what's reasonable to consider here is that the author is describing a horrific lifelong torture that few people can imagine, and it is very hard to convey this to someone who has not experienced it. - the book mentions another book by Harvey Schwartz that mentions wolves and sheep and soldiers, and internalized perpetration. it is about terrorist recruitment of children, but likely the techniques and stories have overlap with other things. my experience had wolf/sheep/soldier themes. it seemed to me a wolf was a mind controller; it seemed to me a sheep was somebody who didn't want to be one; it seemed to me a soldier was somebody who had seen the horrors of these things (and [did urgent work?]) and had ptsd and other things from it. - it looks like the book author's community needs help setting laws to protect people from mind control groups - it would have been hard to help me as i [learned to] identified all things as my own psychological issues

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[ot] cult influence and power, 1988-2018
by Undiscussed Groomed for Male Slavery, One Victim of Many 21 Oct '22

21 Oct '22

book title is not email subject dedication “I dedicate this book to people all over the world who have ever experienced the loss of their personal freedom, in the hope that it might help to ease their suffering and provide healing for themselves and their loved ones.”

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Framing in criminal investigation: How police officers (re)construct a crime
by Gunnar Larson 19 Oct '22

19 Oct '22

Really found this essay on framing, deframing and reframing to be refreshing. Sometimes, when innovation happens it takes time for important parties to frame the internet and decifer if any potential criminality is cause for concern. Deframing and reframing are natural products of evolution. Innovation happens with reframing... like it or not. Check out 39 highlights on the subject here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iDHmDQuaN3JDcaTDnDhkdVyacYXiONDz/view?usp=…

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