WikiLeaks Posts Mysterious 'Insurance' File

reply to post by ghostsoldier


BWAHAHAHAHA - so, so true - on so many levels. Save net neutrality!

reply to post by MemoryShock


A clever analog to what exactly?

reply to post by misinformational

I'm trying to work it out...maybe not an analogy but a reference to something.

I toyed with the idea that the straw is meant to revolve while remaining atop of the bottle (which would just mean something along the lines that "weebles wobble but wikileaks doesn't fall") but I think that may not be it...

Perhaps there is a basic physics premise described in the experiment that may hint towards something else...

Just a thought...as I think that sometimes we over complicate somethings but I have reached that point of over complicating my own thought...

I wish I had majored in physics...

reply to post by MemoryShock


Interesting, the file name certainly is reference to something - no matter how cryptic that reference may be...

Looking into said experiments now

Nice find, wonder if it's referring to psyops or some sort of other esoteric programmes
Ohhhh wait. It's not to do with the 'top secret' stuff that went on in Iraq during the surge is it? Like remote viewing proof? Hang on I'll get a source.

edition.cnn.com...

That ^^

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The size of the file puzzles me. It's just so huge. The Climategate files, which presented a trremendous amount of information, is only 65MB zipped. It had 20 years worth of emails, about 2,000 of them, a huge 'Readme' file, and many elements of computer code. Any way you look at it, a gig is a massive amount of material and not all that easy to cart around. The work needed to put anything like that together is just huge.

This leads me to believe either that it is fake, or that it has been padded so that it appears huge. This could have been done either to make it appear menacing, or to make it difficult to move around. I downloaded a Garmin GPS map update a few days ago that was about a gig on my normal DSL line. It took several hours to do it.

Also, just FYI, a SECRET clearance and things labeled SECRET aren't very secret at all. I've had a secret clearance. It's mostly minor stuff they just don't want floating around. Anything really worth securing is Top Secret or better.

reply to post by schuyler


My corporate mail file is 3GBs after only 2yrs.

edition.cnn.com...

I wonder if assange has this info - omg if only.

reply to post by fraggdya

I can't believe that is an MSM link...unbelievable...thanks for the post!

reply to post by schuyler


Indeed a good point on items classified Secret... I worked at METOC at SPAWAR after my time in the USMC - it's just weather... And guess what? DoD weather systems are classified Secret.

On top of that, Top Secret is compartmentalized (real world need to know model)



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reply to post by MemoryShock


And the plot thickens...

With a direct reference to DoD psychic operations within the file path to the "insurance" file, combined with MSM article referencing "secret killings" that "some day in history ... be described to people's amazement" is very interesting to say the least.


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It's a honey pot file, attracting all kinds of flies there's a purpose to everything

Originally posted by MemoryShock
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I can't believe that is an MSM link...unbelievable...thanks for the post!

I know i was surprised CNN ran it - and that straw-bottle experiment has really got me thinking it's RV now :/ surely not.

reply to post by misinformational

Remote Behavioural Influence...plot thickens indeed. I have been waiting years for this...I hope I am not jinxing it...

reply to post by MemoryShock


So through deduction, should this reference to DoD psychic training be worthwhile, we can assume one of the following scenarios:

1. Wikileaks are what they say they are.. And true to form, they are leaking information of the contents of their insurance file through these cryptic means.

2. Wikileaks are not what they say they are.. And true to form, they are creating an even more complex mind-f*ck. Gotta love psy-ops.

The waiting will, inevitably, continue

The funny thing is, if for some reason the documents do get cracked/released.

Obama could just kill the internet and move on them. Since there is no media and is just state controlled propaganda it would give Obongo time to track down and murder/imprison whoever has the files. Then once it's clean they can turn it back on and all we would have is rumors.

reply to post by misinformational

Through subjective deduction, which I understand is not valid on a discussion board...I have eliminated option two.

Remote Behavioural Modification is something that lead me to this board...

so what if this is just a way for wikilinks to get into every ones computer in some kinda super hack attempt? i mean isn't that what he used to do in Australia? i know its not very likely but couldn't in theory a virus be implanted and then give wiki links control of all the computers who downloaded it and then either use said computers to hack other agency's and or other nefarious deeds? just curious as to see if this is possible? hacking isn't my forte

reply to post by MemoryShock


I hope that pun was intended, because I laughed.

But, I'm honestly on the fence regarding the current true nature of Wikileaks. As has been mentioned in this thread, the Afghan War Logs released little to no information that wasn't already widely assumed. On top of that, the leaks appear to be architecting a means of implicating Pakistan in the future (my own opinion).

If Assange himself wouldn't had touted the leaks as widely as he did, I wouldn't question them too much.. But we were led to believe that the leaks would be of truly substantial information.. I haven't heard any?

But then again, I haven't read through 92,000 documents...

Originally posted by schuyler
The size of the file puzzles me. It's just so huge. The Climategate files, which presented a trremendous amount of information, is only 65MB zipped.

doesn't surprise me.
video files take up a huge amount of space
especially when there are a lot of them done
in research. Test 1, test 2, test 3, etc....

we may be looking at videos of something as it
is being tested and developed. Maybe UFO test flights
from 1947 to current or the reverse engineering
associated.

I'd say video at that size.