Long List of Government Agencies Stalking My Website...Along With A Surprise Visitor?

Good questions you are asking. How indeed do they know your name? I'm asking myself the same question and, though there are many theories, only one makes sense and it pains me to bring it up.
Have you ever entertained the thought that perhaps each one of your words triggered a key-word interface which then forwarded your post to all the relevant alphabetical agencies. In short, ATS is the quintessential co-intel opp, as has been speculated by many.
Think about it this way; If the have, then it is clearly evident by the amount of disinformation on here, and if they haven't, well that would just get stupid now wouldn't it? If they do even half the things we think they are capable.of doing, why would they not do this.

If I had a truly earth shattering story, ATS would be the last place I would post it. Having said that, just as you notarised the various ways we are beating the nwo, so too are we doing the same on this.very site. So.many people keep an eye on this site on a daily basis that have learned to see though the bs because it become so blatantly monotonous that it is obvious from the word go.

Just to think, this very post will probably be reviewed in a cubicle somewhere in some dingy facility, at least once.

And just to keep the boys at Langley busy; Alah, boom, dynamite, Nukes, Nuke, Nukedy Bush Barak Barbados and a side order of Gmo seeds, Government Building 9/11 and White house. Hi guys!

a reply to: MRuss


Background checks.

This ties in to another thread up just now about disinfo agents.

Since you're literate and able to contemplate the deeds of your peers, you are a threat.

# them

For a fun experiment, add some text containing a bunch of alphabet agency "buzzwords" (bomb, plane, nuke, etc.) somewhere on your site not visible to human visitors, and see if the gubment traffic increases.

a reply to: Aliensun

It is glaringly obvious that you did not read what he posted at all and are bordering on ignorant of how the internet works.

a reply to: Aliensun

You are downplaying a serious thing.

His tiny dinky little site with no real advertising shouldn't be visited by the big boys.

Like I said you are downplaying.

originally posted by: BentBone
a reply to: Aliensun

You are downplaying a serious thing.

His tiny dinky little site with no real advertising shouldn't be visited by the big boys.

Like I said you are downplaying.

I challenge you to find any website that doesn't have occasional traffic from "the big boys". They're bots. They crawl everything.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom

originally posted by: Elementalist
So I just want to get thus straight.

Your website is monitored by government and alphabet creepers. So your taking it down.

You come to probably the most occupied and watched government site on the WWW, to tell us about it, and spend more time.

That is all, thank you.

Hehe, you know it's probably not "monitored" in the way you think. I bet DoD, FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF and other employees sit around on their lunch hour here for entertainment, not work-related info gathering.

Remember, the people that work at those agencies are real human beings and people like you and me. They aren't the demonic, soul-less minions of orthodoxy people make them out to be.

I bet a lot of government employees waste their free/down time surfing the net, ATS might be a great source of entertainment to them.

Edit to add:

*waves* Hi guys! Hows the cafeteria food these days?

originally posted by: MystikMushroom

*waves* Hi guys! Hows the cafeteria food these days?

The NSA caf is actually pretty damn good, but the "loose lips sink ships" theme posters on the escalator walls are a bit overdone and creepy.

originally posted by: Monkeygod333
Good questions you are asking. How indeed do they know your name?

The DIA/SOCOM crawler starts with Facebook and a few other obvious seed sites. As they scan, they look for links, and explore those links to see what's there.

Eventually, they build up a nice picture of who knows who, and who looks at what, when. It's used for a lot of different things. If your site surfing habits change abruptly, for instance.

I've owned over a dozen websites for several years. Some of them only receive a few hits per day and others receive thousands every day. I must be incredibly uninteresting because I never see anything like what you posted in my site analytics.

a reply to: Monkeygod333

Thank you so much for making me laugh. You're awesome.

The stalker that is really freaking me out is Proctor and Gamble.

See, some people believe that Foster Gamble and his Thrive Movement are really about disinfo. He claims he has nothing to do with the family business, etc. but then after I have some discourse with him, suddenly P & G shows up as looking at my website...like he was actually sitting in his office there or something---a place he claims he is not really a part of.

It's just confusing.

And anyone who says all these governnment agencies and weird colleges and strange corporations like P & G and Halliburton just happened to stumble onto my website are half crocked. No one ever came to my website. You couldn't have even found my website unless you knew my name and knew to google me.

This traffic is basically recent....and very odd to say the least.

a reply to: Bedlam

That's assuming you are in their radar in the first place.

The mass data collection right now works only when they have a target or retroactively, due to the paradox of false positives...

a reply to: MystikMushroom

They're actually building a behavior space model of everyone they come across. And what the relationships are between people. With enough info in the model, you'd be AMAZED at what they can predict about your behavior.

a reply to: MRuss

Important visits would hide behind a proxy.

a reply to: Bedlam

Sure, they can predict your behavior -- if they look at you.

The eye of sauron has to be upon you first though. They have to have a name to apply their predictive programs to.

There's way to much data and not enough sets of human eyes for all of us to be under the microscope.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: Bedlam

Sure, they can predict your behavior -- if they look at you.

The eye of sauron has to be upon you first though. They have to have a name to apply their predictive programs to.

There's way to much data and not enough sets of human eyes for all of us to be under the microscope.

If you are after a certain person, you can find who his/her relationships are to, where he/she might be, might be doing etc. It's a distant relative of an old CIA profiling thing you had to do with a 3 ring binder. Worked, but a horrific ass pain. Now, the system builds these huge graphs of relationships. It's the six degrees of Kevin Bacon, writ large.

a reply to: MRuss

They actually stalk your IP...don't care how much security you think you have- They actually stalk everyones IP-No mystery.