Inteligence agencies run the lot.

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: chr0naut

Seriously folks lets face it. Nothing happens if the CIA does not want it to happen, and since what is happening has their fingerprints all over it we must ask why.? Personally, I think that since they are a military organization, they are a bit stretched having to make everything look legal, so the farmer's strikes and the shortages are simply to bring in Martial law for "Public safety" Then they just have to make an edict....

But the CIA work for the 'elites', and 'the elites' control the US 'deep government', and the CIA draw their wages from, and are answerable to, the US administration. It seems odd to assume the pawn is the king.

They blame the WEF WHO etc Klaus is a Bond villain out of a storybook which most people love to hate. Even Gates is a CIA asset same as Google they can read anyone's computer via the operating system. It might even work most people don't care as long as they can do their # ..but be assured the Palace guard took over a long time ago.

There are many operating systems. I run several that are specifically designed to be resistant to government surveillance. I also run Windows which is not a product of the CIS, WEF, Google, Apple etc, and Bill Gates hasn't been involved in the coding since the early '80's.

I also am exceptionally boring. Sucks to them who have to troll through ATS posts and spreadsheets and day-to-day letters.

a reply to: chr0naut

The internet was invented by the CIA, it wouldn't have got going if they could not monitor everything in it. Then came the mobile phones where they can get your location to a few feet. Snowden says they are monitoring your calls, I would suggest that they could listen in from day one. If any MP gets stroppy or future king they would get turned into a Tampax. They know every one of any importances dirty little secrets, every law they have inadvertently broken that is the problem with information.Thats real power.

originally posted by: Lovelyldy

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: annonentity
a reply to: chr0naut
US Intelligence.

These jokes, they tell themselves!

Average IQ by Country 2024

a reply to: chr0naut

a reply to: chr0naut




Go push the vaccine and socialism . You have the same iq as Mao and Hitler and Stalin


Seriously go push forced vaccinations and lockdowns and tell us how high your iq is . Hahahaa . You are a puppet and water carrier for the global elite and Have never had an honest thought. Sometimes I’ll accidentally read something from you , it’s always garbage. You’re not an American but want to talk about America . Unfortunately you are a simpleton who doesn’t understand your own country let alone America . You’re a communist puppet and you are ignorance . Not denying it nut embracing it like a green haired lesbian at a parade .

HAHAHA!!! Kudos to that.

Spot on.

originally posted by: annonentity
a reply to: chr0naut

The internet was invented by the CIA,

No, it wasn't.

I think you are confusing the use of computers for code-breaking, which was pioneered by British codebreaking of the Enigma codes (and Russian and Japanese codes), and developed by Alan Turing during the 2nd World War. The CIA had those types of computers.

The Internet was where they tried to connect a lot of stand-alone mainframe computers at various universities in the 1960's and, also with funding from DARPA who envisaged it as a redundant network that could survive being cut in places, but which would re-route data automatically, so the data would still reach its intended destination/s. It's first functional implementation was called the ARPANET and was owned by the US Department of Defence (not the CIA). Major parts of the Internetworking Protocol (IP) were developed in France and England.

The first web browser called "Mozilla" was developed at CERN, in Switzerland (which would later create and run the Large Hadron Collider).

it wouldn't have got going if they could not monitor everything in it. Then came the mobile phones where they can get your location to a few feet.

Snowden says they are monitoring your calls, I would suggest that they could listen in from day one.

The first decade of mobile phones were all analogue. No Internet at all.

But the agency that listens to American telecommunications is the NSA, not the CIA.

Snowden had previously worked for Dell under a CIA contract, but after that worked almost exclusively for the NSA.

When Snowden wrote his book "Permanent Record" he was whistle blowing about the scope of NSA surveillance.

If any MP gets stroppy or future king they would get turned into a Tampax. They know every one of any importances dirty little secrets, every law they have inadvertently broken that is the problem with information. That's real power.

J Edgar Hoover started the whole FBI having secret dossiers on everyone. And oversea, the NAZI's and the Stasi did it to. But that was in the old days when they used real paper, in real filing cabinets. The FBI used to not share data with the OSI (forerunner of CIA).

These days, commercial companies like Alphabet (Google) and Meta (Facebook) probably have more data on everyone than the CIA does. The NSA has back door access to the big data companies. The CIA has to get an approval from a Judge and can then request that data from the NSA. Snowden explained the interdepartmental processes in his book.

a reply to: annonentity

We’ll never know who runs the show , even the queen on her death bed mentioned their powers people don’t know about. Keeping everyone guessing is what they want

The intel agencies work for big companies and employers - the economy is the most important aspect of national defence and every country operates on a system where if you make enough profit or employ enough people then you can apply for national defence authorisation and are granted access to industrial espionage intel reports that detail growth sectors in every nation.

If I take on the boss at work, there are consequences.

The elected president of the executive branch takes on his employees….

Schumer warns Trump: Intel officials ‘have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you’

www.washingtonexaminer.com...

Boy, that always seemed like a thread to a duly elected government official?

a reply to: Lazy88

Seems like the job of the future is with the in-crowd.