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

a reply to: AnkhMorpork

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a reply to: AnkhMorpork

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a reply to: Whereismypassword

Thanks for the guidance but am using laptop and tried through 2 different browsers.

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originally posted by: MetalThunder
Researching TEMPEST,. Came across this odd statement

Pennsylvania University science professor Matt Blaze also expressed some amazement at the Bell researchers discovering as early as 1943
that digital equipment leaked information.

Declassified NSA doc...secret history of Tempest

Seems to me there's a lot more to "we have it all"

Digital information known to leak in 1943... Imagine that treasure trove of unredacted history

Hey Metal. I’m not well versed in anything technological but do you think there’s any connection between this and the ‘sonic attavks’ On US diplomats in China and Cuba? Would it be possible that they were attempting to seek the information on diplomats communication devices and it resulted in some unfortunate and unintended consequences?

a reply to: GeechQuestInfo

Intelligent people exercise humility because of their superior ability to acknowledge their own ignorance; courage when faced by chaos and the vast unknown; and an undying spirit of exploration seeking knowledge and understanding with a skeptical but open-minded attitude.

Oh, and they lean towards applying the Golden Rule, use politeness, diplomacy and show respect. They are also large enough of heart to know when they are wrong but not too grandiose to also apologize and try to make amends.

They are also tough old bastards who never back down from bullies but are not too tough to be willing to forgive.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Ta muchly, TOL!!

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Prepare yourself for the "Great Divide" (of Anonymous), which will ultimately lead to civil unrest. Proactive Trump will use his pen to declassify, causing an unjustifiable retort. Reactive Trump will instill martial law and "bring them to heel".

Which is mightier?

a reply to: tiredoflooking

Is the Resolute emphasis relative to the Resolute desk in the oval office:

After Resolute was broken up, Queen Victoria asked for several desks to be built from her timbers. Four desks were designed and made by William Evenden. A large partners desk was presented to President Rutherford B. Hayes on November 23, 1880, while a smaller lady's desk was presented to the widow of Henry Grinnell; this desk is now in the New Bedford Whaling Museum. Finally, the Queen had two desks made for herself: one is a small writing table catalogued online (with a photograph showing its plaque) .[15] The second is a smaller writing table which she had made for her private yacht, HMY Victoria and Albert II. The National Museum of the Royal Navy loaned the item for a short exhibition, however the table was returned to the Royal Collection after the loan period ended in 2008.

The existence of the "(almost) twin" desk, the one similar to the desk given to the US President, has been denied by the Royal Collection at St James's Palace in London.

The desk was removed from the White House only once, after the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, when President Lyndon Johnson allowed it to go on a traveling exhibition with the Kennedy Presidential Library. After this it was put on display in the Smithsonian Institution.

a reply to: eisegesis

The pen, for sure.

Especially the Trump pen.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I remember that desk story.

Yes the use of "resolute" has to be a reference!

I wonder what it means.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

I would assume the meaning is about the "special relationship" between UK and USA?

Maybe this will also be destroyed by forthcoming proofs? Especially because of UK SIS involvement in the dossier?

a reply to: Whereismypassword

Yes I heard Sarah say that at the press briefing on Friday.
But I'm sure they will say it was just to throw people off of the secret plan that they are working out.

originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: GeechQuestInfo

Intelligent people exercise humility because of their superior ability to acknowledge their own ignorance; courage when faced by chaos and the vast unknown; and an undying spirit of exploration seeking knowledge and understanding with a skeptical but open-minded attitude.

Oh, and they lean towards applying the Golden Rule, use politeness, diplomacy and show respect. They are also large enough of heart to know when they are wrong but not too grandiose to also apologize and try to make amends.

They are also tough old bastards who never back down from bullies but are not too tough to be willing to forgive.

Excellent post.

Thank You

originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: GeechQuestInfo

Intelligent people exercise humility because of their superior ability to acknowledge their own ignorance; courage when faced by chaos and the vast unknown; and an undying spirit of exploration seeking knowledge and understanding with a skeptical but open-minded attitude.

Oh, and they lean towards applying the Golden Rule, use politeness, diplomacy and show respect. They are also large enough of heart to know when they are wrong but not too grandiose to also apologize and try to make amends.

They are also tough old bastards who never back down from bullies but are not too tough to be willing to forgive.

Sounds like you’re describing a person that doesn’t exist.

You’re definitely NOT describing the believers in Q. Nope, not even close.

a reply to: nowayreally

I really don't think so. TEMPEST is an ongoing program that's meant to ensure that electronic equipment doesn't "leak". This is especially true for equipment that processes classified information. It's one of the reasons military electronics are stupid expensive. They have to be TEMPEST certified. A laptop you or I would buy would cost us a few hundred dollars. TEMPEST certified is more in line with several thousand dollars. Here's a classic example of why TEMPEST is important. During the Vietnam war a major objective was to shut down the flow of supplies down the Ho Chi Minh trail. Acquiring trucks through the jungle canopy proved difficult at best. Well along comes an enterprising self taught engineer who constructed a nifty gizmo in his garage. It would go on to be known as BLACK CROW. The Soviet & Chinese trucks used by the Vietnamese had a flaw. Regular old unshielded spark plug wires. BLACK CROW detected the leaking sparkplugs. Installed on AC-130 gunships, the crews were able to quickly acquire an destroy trucks around the clock. In 3 months they destroyed over 10,000 of them. I see the deal with the embassies as perhaps something along the of extreme low frequency sound.

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: fiverx313

I think accurate is more like it bwahahaha.

obviously you do not care for the craftsmanship of dank memes, sir

/tips fedora

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

It should be noted that the HMS Resute was initially abandoned by the U.K. and was later discovered by the Americans and returned to the Queen as a token of goodwill.
Maybe this means abandon ship!