Hackers stole 18,000 documents related to 9/11; are releasing them as their ransoms aren't met

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: antmax21

If they have FBI documents for example, why not release lots of teasers heavily redacted?

I think we can agree this group wants BTC. That's their main focus. They want the upper hand in this matter and any documents they supposedly have, they are claiming to be very sensitive. Considering these logical conclusions, I believe to be considered legit, they would have to release something "huge" and potentially world-changing. Yeah, they could make a teaser, if I were them, I would have too, because it may help the main objective, which is get $$. I think as more time passes, the less serious this is. Lastly, it could have all been truthful and real and they have been found and shutdown.

a reply to: revswim

Reached out to my source again. We're supposed to talk Monday, but he's gone radio silent before. I'm hoping these doc dumps reveal something.

a reply to: face23785

You also have to question the source and I don't mean the hacker necessarily.

At what cost do you want the "truth" about the US government alledgely breaking the law, by getting behind someone whose of little morality and breaks the law to prove the someone else broke the law.

I know that it any of this is legit it will be interesting and I don't want to sound too utopian, but standards in some instances fly out the windows as soon as some hear "leaked ufo / 9/11 files"

There is a fine line here I think...not aimed at you directly either

Sidenote ; or it could be a project serpo for the 9/11 truth movement....getting the files is one thing, corrobating them as genuine? Something else entirely...

originally posted by: behindthescenes
a reply to: revswim

Reached out to my source again. We're supposed to talk Monday, but he's gone radio silent before. I'm hoping these doc dumps reveal something.

Hah! I just found your OP "I just learned something...". Its just about 7 years old! Promise me you will update that thread, if anything comes from all of this, that backs your story.

The documents seem to be pretty lame so far.
Lots of stolen insurance documents.
A couple delta airline e-mails discussing airplane bombs on cell phones back in early 9/2011.
Nothing related to the actual 9-11 event.
We shall wait.

a reply to: antmax21

Has anyone pointed out that "highly confidential" is nothing? That doesn't even necessarily mean that any of the material was classified, as confidential is both a security classification and a business term.

a reply to: antmax21

I don’t think they have anything. There is no evidence lloyds of london was hacked.

The Dark Overlord & 9/11 Documents: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
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Both Silverstein and Lloyd's of London deny to @CyberScoopNews they were breached, contradicting the Dark Overlord's claims.

I think you are putting too much faith in a criminal group that has now violated numerous personal data laws and privacy laws. Many individuals that were victimized by 9/11 once.

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: antmax21

I don’t think they have anything. There is no evidence lloyds of london was hacked.

The Dark Overlord & 9/11 Documents: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
heavy.com...

twitter.com...
jeffstone500
Both Silverstein and Lloyd's of London deny to @CyberScoopNews they were breached, contradicting the Dark Overlord's claims.

a criminal group that has now violated numerous personal data laws and privacy laws.

This could also be a fairly mundane explanation for why they were removed from Twitter and reddit.

a reply to: face23785

We used that term all the time for personal records and medical records at work.

Items by law that are required to be kept private.

a reply to: neutronflux

Oh I agree, I was hoping for more.
Maybe more will drop but won't get my hopes up.

I have some stuff for sale. Send me the money and I'll let you know what you bought.

a reply to: AgarthaSeed

Have to use TOR for the anonfile link.

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: face23785

We used that term all the time for personal records and medical records at work.

Items by law that are required to be kept private.

That was kinda my point.

originally posted by: roadgravel
I have some stuff for sale. Send me the money and I'll let you know what you bought.

Sold!

originally posted by: roadgravel
I have some stuff for sale. Send me the money and I'll let you know what you bought.

Exactly.
But by doing this, this group has opened up a can of worms they cannot close.
Either they go dark or get caught.
I think we all know who the real culprits of 9-11 are anyway.

a reply to: antmax21

We can see from posts who are complicit with cyber crimes

a reply to: antmax21

Not directed at you. Just some sarcasm for conspiracists that go on about America being complicit with 9/11.

I wonder what insurance company has to do with UFOs unless they obtained those papers from other sources.
Still it's rather unbelievable to me that ground shattering documents are stored on machines with internet access unless there's nothing ground breaking at all...
If someone is immoral enough to commit ransoms and openly states he doesn't care about fate of this world then it's safe to assume that it's likely a scam and it's a bag full of toilet paper.
Only time will tell but I already had my hype lesson with TTSA

Man nothing ever pans out when it comes to this stuff. I was a member of ATS at least 10 years ago and gave up listening to anything like this because nothing ever came true. How about the "3 days of darkness" and everything else. I guess its worth a chuckle if nothing else.

originally posted by: [post]KiwiNite[/post]
I wonder what insurance company has to do with UFOs unless they obtained those papers from other sources.
Still it's rather unbelievable to me that ground shattering documents are stored on machines with internet access unless there's nothing ground breaking at all...
If someone is immoral enough to commit ransoms and openly states he doesn't care about fate of this world then it's safe to assume that it's likely a scam and it's a bag full of toilet paper.
Only time will tell but I already had my hype lesson with TTSA

Well actually....
I find their demeanor rather interesting. If they were truly trying to con you, typically theyd act as if the money wasnt the point. The fact they harp so much on it raises my eyebrows. I have no clue what- but theres more to this than meets the eye.