TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -73N-

originally posted by: SplinterSequence
a reply to: EnigmaChaser

Well you can get people to do anything provided with the right motivations either through blackmail,torture or just a good old and plain stack of money. After they have done what you asked of them you can easily get rid of them and move on to the next target or recruit them for other jobs. Of course deception plays also a large role in recruiting people for your cause. I mean they are not even calling themselves Deep State,Cabal,Ninth Circle,Fifth Column or anything like that. You only know their real name if you are part of them and then it's for life or until you die. They operate not unlike the Yakuza,Triads,Bratva and other crime syndicates but the difference is that DS owns them all. To be honest it's pretty easy to corrupt people and that is what they do best.

Ok - fair enough. I suppose you can look no further than Hitler and the Third Reich for showing this can be accomplished at scale.

Reminds me of the Podesta comment that he was surprised how hard it is to create a controlled and compliant citizenry - information and critical thought is their enemy!

another drop,

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 0c531f No.2603103 📁
Aug 14 2018 19:22:15 (EST) NEW
>>2602749
apnews.com...:-Google-tracks-your-movements,-like-it-or-not📁
[SIRI]
FB listens [even after you remove app].
TWITTER GEO-T/L
You are under constant tracking/surveillance.
DARPA.
Q

qanon.app...

a reply to: daskakik

Thanks for the YouTube. Just surprised I had to read about this in the MSM. I guess this is why people have been leaving the threads.

What price is too great to pay to secure the freedom you were promised?

Would you put in as much effort as you have to stay enslaved?

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: daskakik

Thanks for the YouTube. Just surprised I had to read about this in the MSM. I guess this is why people have been leaving the threads.

Actually 8chan debunked it weeks ago.

So Snowden was a blackhat.

Mass release regarding all the spying was for the bad guys.

Because they didn't know?

NSA was locked up that tight?

It's OK though because NSA can listen through walls from their low orbit satellites

Snowden didn't leak that part.

That's the price we pay allanon.

Imho.

a reply to: Cutepants

It's fake pants.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

They listen to us too. That's the price?

truepundit.com/investigative-journalist-found-dead-in-d-c-hotel-room-weeks-after-reporting-bill-clinton-to-fbi-dhs-for-allegedly-raping-boy/

truepundit.com...

The "Pamphlet is Q" thing again. It's all they've got now.

filmslie.com...a reply to: crankyoldman

Hahaha! Unauthorized = Roland Barthes' 'Death of the Author and the Collapse of Meaning' = post-modernist drivel, lol

Death of the Author (Authority)

a reply to: Aallanon


Shows how asleep people really are. Like when they fell for the whole Selfie craze that was nothing more then a ploy to let the hidden facial recognition software inside your Smartphone scan your face without you noticing it. Now the people are even buying Smartphones with exact the same technology and still think that is new and more secure.

Q

Maybe goog wasn't so secure after all? Quite a specific list.

originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: tiredoflooking

They listen to us too. That's the price?

There is no privacy.

a reply to: crankyoldman

All that and all I see in the news is Omorosa

originally posted by: Aallanon
another drop,

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 0c531f No.2603103 📁
Aug 14 2018 19:22:15 (EST) NEW
>>2602749
apnews.com...:-Google-tracks-your-movements,-like-it-or-not📁
[SIRI]
FB listens [even after you remove app].
TWITTER GEO-T/L
You are under constant tracking/surveillance.
DARPA.
Q

qanon.app...

That’s no joke. When I started talking to someone I know about some of my NASA/google earth/moon research and naming some programs that no longer seemed far fetched he told me to turn off my phone.

While your phone is always listening (and don’t for a second think it isn’t), it also turns out they listen for very specific words that, when said together, trigger the tracking and listening mechanism. They don’t care about you and your wife debating about what color you want to paint your living room. They care about if you say a code name (whether you know it or not) and what you say after the fact to find out if you really know something - they don’t care about your musings because they already run the disinfo campaign and have labeled you (or probably any of us posting here) as nut jobs (which, of course, we’re not!).

Had a similar experience happen when I talked to a guy over lunch who is ex-C_A. I asked him some questions, of which all he would only answer in extremely vague terms or in inferring way, and he told me they’re probably listening to us. I told him jokingly I didn’t have my phone out of my pocket and we’re in a busy restaurant and he said “I doesn’t matter.” I didn’t argue with him.

originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: tiredoflooking

They listen to us too. That's the price?

“Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.”- Ben Franklin

a reply to: Aallanon

I think so it's zero privacy.

Zero anonymity.

I am surprized more people don't see this.

Basically anything on the internet is not private and I think it goes further basically they can see all.

a reply to: SplinterSequence

We had a saying when I lived in South Carolina.

"A locked door only keeps out an Honest man".