This just got even more crazy

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: Macenroe82

Then there are smart folks, who use VPNs to protect their identities, False profile names, etc, etc. 

Why does a law abiding patriot need to hide their face, identity, profile etc?

Depends on how sinister the opposition is.

originally posted by: AccessDenied
I honestly think somebody took screenshots and reported her. I don't believe for one minute that they are monitoring those groups to that extent. But even in the groups I'm in there are constantly trolls getting in and reporting posts so this isn't much of a stretch. She needs more to analyse her circle of confidence. Just my 2 cents.

THIS.

a reply to: dashen

"My beautiful baby boy! Raise him for me Cuck-Pierre!"

a reply to: Macenroe82

Why would any woman open a door to strangers or police?
Why would she use her real name online, anywhere?
Why would any woman not be armed and know how to use anything as a weapon?
She is an idiot.

originally posted by: shaemac
a reply to: Macenroe82

Why would any woman open a door to strangers or police?
Why would she use her real name online, anywhere?
Why would any woman not be armed and know how to use anything as a weapon?
She is an idiot.

She also used a website that is transparently unfriendly to her ideas instead of making an ATS account because we're accepting and even encouraging. More importantly, we're not narcs.

a reply to: Macenroe82

The politicians, police, doctors, media, etc., anyone pushing this garbage mRNA shot had better hope they have acquired/stolen enough tax payer dollars to live out their and their families lives in another location. That means being able to pay for the plastic surgery as well as the all the protection they are going to need from the bounty hunters. When people wake up to the amount of damage this has done to the world, their families, their children and their friends, I am quite sure blood is going to flow in the streets.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Macenroe82

Hi! Have you heard the good news? I am a Trudeau's Witness and I would like give you a copy a Propagandaposts so you can get saved.

originally posted by: AccessDenied
I don't believe for one minute that they are monitoring those groups to that extent.

Did you watch the video? The officer explicitly stated that they were.

Sheesh...

Well...



Link to article about softare used by atleast 19 government agencies to monitor social media

Media Sonar’s software is being used by police forces in Toronto, Cleveland and Tampa Bay, and by the Los Angeles County sheriff’s office, to name a few.

The ACLU of California scoured “thousands of pages” of public records and found law-enforcement agencies were secretly acquiring social media spying software.

The investigation also found that police did not receive approval or permission to buy or use the software.

Social-media monitoring software — two U.S. software businesses also have been implicated and banned from social media sites — was used by police to monitor protesters in Ferguson, Mo., and rioters in Baltimore after the killing of unarmed black men by police.

That's just one example of one technology.

We all know everything is monitored you have a private "my life" NSA page for our US peeps at the least.

lapd-documents-reveal-use-social- media-monitoring-tools

The Los Angeles Police Depart­ment author­izes its officers to engage in extens­ive surveil­lance of social media without internal monit­or­ing of the nature or effect­ive­ness of the searches, accord­ing to the results of a public records request filed by the Bren­nan Center.

And begin­ning this year, the depart­ment is adding a new social media surveil­lance tool: Media Sonar, which can build detailed profiles on indi­vidu­als and identify links between them. This acquis­i­tion increases oppor­tun­it­ies for abuse by expand­ing officers’ abil­ity to conduct wide-ranging social media surveil­lance.

This has seri­ous implic­a­tions for people’s privacy and First Amend­ment rights, espe­cially for communit­ies of color and activ­ists. Social media surveil­lance can facil­it­ate surveil­lance of protest activ­ity and police pres­ence at protests, which can chill both online and offline speech.

Brookings: How to reform police monitoring social media

Police are scrolling through social media to find crime and check up on potential suspects, raising concerns about surveillance in an increasingly online world.

Monitoring public posts on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram is a common way police departments across the country collect information about individuals or specific types of activities. Representatives of the Michigan State Police and Detroit Police Department said officers manually search public posts and also feed social media photos to facial recognition algorithms that hunt for similarities between millions of faces collected in police databases.

I remember back in the late 90s early 2000s on ATS and other places we talked about this very thing.

Of course it's more real when real life people come to your door.

Really breaks the illusion. Every link mentions police knocking on peoples doors.. So anyone that could doubt the police are doing the thing they said they were doing?? Hmm... Quell dissent..

If you want to protest and block $$$ Then you are at war with government and corporations. That is what they see, and they feel like it's fair game.
And they make enemies of you. And on and on we go always at war with ourself forever..

Police preserve power.

a reply to: Macenroe82

I was thinking of making a thread on this. It's the start of what happened in Australia, police going door to door to arrest people planning peaceful protests. So against our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

They have to make it to the door. I try to not make that easy.

If they can read and make it to my door, it better be the county boys and they better have a good reason.

I'm in the States, so I don't know the situation with law enforcement in the Great White North. Is there any law enforcement you guys can tolerate?

a reply to: TzarChasm


Careful now, there is at least one fed here.

Likes trying to entrap folks with discussions about violence.

Feds are so dumb, they don't even realize how obvious and absurd they are.

a reply to: putnam6

They won't arrest you, insufficient evidence

Blind justice heffe'

I would have gotten her name, badge # and
e-mail to signed her up for the anti-mandate petition
on line (since she herself wasn't social distancing nor
wearing a mask)

a reply to: ToneDeaf

HAHAH very true.

BTW, I love your profile pic.
What kind of cat is that?

originally posted by: TzarChasm

originally posted by: Klassified

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: Macenroe82

Then there are smart folks, who use VPNs to protect their identities, False profile names, etc, etc. 

Why does a law abiding patriot need to hide their face, identity, profile etc?

Privacy.

"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.”

It seems evident in the history of political activism that you don't have both privacy and a loud public reputation for affecting positive change in the administration.

There is some truth to what you're saying, but typically we don't send police to the homes of people who simply belong to an activist facebook group that hasn't committed any crimes and it's members are for the most part unknowns.

That is usually reserved for those who have garnered a widespread reputation for themselves and have gotten themselves into legal problems.

a reply to: Reverbs

The tools for our surveillance, and oppression : are paid for with the sweat off-of our own backs.

We pay for the tools, the systems, the infrastructure, and the salaries of our own jailors.

Although the Freedom protests may be only one battle, in this all-encompassing war : it is interesting, because a lot of people are seeing through the veil for the first time.

originally posted by: dashen
I did nazi that coming.

They send a pretty girl. Less likely to shoot a pretty one in the face when they show up doing the government's dirty work.

They must be getting desperate

originally posted by: nugget1
Being of a sound (?) conspiracy mind, I'm sure every comment and every 'click' I make online is being cataloged somewhere, most likely the 'Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative Data Center' in Utah. You don't hear much about them anymore, nor Google's huge, mysterious offshore data center.

do you have a little more on that off shore data center m8 ?