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When I refer to information, I am talking more about areas where information is available in a real time basis. Not permanently written like a webpage.
In the old days, many individuals used to use IRC as a way of sharing sensitive or privileged information. However, IRC is no longer a secure environment for such operations.
And not just anyone can access these sources. You'd need to demonstrate either your abilities or intent as to what you will do with the information provided to you.
I'm saying no more on the subject. I've given you the tools and the information you require to pursue things further. If you choose to ignore them that's fine, but don't respond with meaningless insults of which you think are clever. They really aren't and your looking more and more like a fool.
As for your most recent statement, no, of course you don't have to use TOR to have an opinion on a subject. But as there are a lot of morons out there spreading lies, it's easy for your opinion to be factually incorrect due to being feed this information.
In the old days, many individuals used to use IRC as a way of sharing sensitive or privileged information. However, IRC is no longer a secure environment for such operations.
And not just anyone can access these sources. You'd need to demonstrate either your abilities or intent as to what you will do with the information provided to you.
I'm saying no more on the subject. I've given you the tools and the information you require to pursue things further. If you choose to ignore them that's fine, but don't respond with meaningless insults of which you think are clever. They really aren't and your looking more and more like a fool.
As for your most recent statement, no, of course you don't have to use TOR to have an opinion on a subject. But as there are a lot of morons out there spreading lies, it's easy for your opinion to be factually incorrect due to being feed this information.
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You made a judgement, coming from a place of ignorance, on his post. You were wrong because you didn't understand it. You proceeded to press the point even whilst you were repeatedly corrected by a variety of other posters including myself. That reflects poorly on you
And Dozza replies to your point Neil in post 102. He accepts that there is misinformation around. What you accept to be true and how much you check it is up to you. Pretty much like anything else in life really
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Ah yeah, my bad. I got out of bed early and have been totally out of sink with the world ever since.
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What I'm saying, as you didn't get it the first time, is that you claimed his early post about using Tails and Tor etc was goobldegook (sp?). It wasn't. It was clear to anyone who had a certain level of understanding about computers what he was saying.
You made a judgement, coming from a place of ignorance, on his post. You were wrong because you didn't understand it. You proceeded to press the point even whilst you were repeatedly corrected by a variety of other posters including myself. That reflects poorly on you
And Dozza replies to your point Neil in post 102. He accepts that there is misinformation around. What you accept to be true and how much you check it is up to you. Pretty much like anything else in life really
You made a judgement, coming from a place of ignorance, on his post. You were wrong because you didn't understand it. You proceeded to press the point even whilst you were repeatedly corrected by a variety of other posters including myself. That reflects poorly on you
And Dozza replies to your point Neil in post 102. He accepts that there is misinformation around. What you accept to be true and how much you check it is up to you. Pretty much like anything else in life really
How funny that you think I can be 'corrected' by you. What you don't understand is I couldn't care less regarding your views on information contained on dodgy web sites. The opinions there are obviously so debatable they are hidden away where they can only be accessed by nerds like you. Hardly the way to spread the word.
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maybe maybe not but its easy enough to find all the hidden bad parts they intend bringing in after the referendum, like the foreign lorries charges being illegal and taking the uk to court over it, where as it costs a uk lorry £35ish per day to travel through belgium, but of course thats fair isn't it lol
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How funny that you think I can be 'corrected' by you. What you don't understand is I couldn't care less regarding your views on information contained on dodgy web sites. The opinions there are obviously so debatable they are hidden away where they can only be accessed by nerds like you. Hardly the way to spread the word.
Have a nice life
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OK I'm going with Dozza here, you're thick, and will remain so. You can go through life all you like ignoring other peoples opinions and "corrections". That's what being in a free country means. However you will never learn anything new, never be able to put things in context, never have the experience to evaluate things on balance, and never encourage people to help you reach new understandings. Bit sad really, you have the choice of choosing growth or ignorance, and you chose ignorance.
Have a nice life
Have a nice life
You know I think you're right, I must be thick. Why else would I waste time exchanging pleasantries with a know-all half wit like you?
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How funny that you think I can be 'corrected' by you. What you don't understand is I couldn't care less regarding your views on information contained on dodgy web sites. The opinions there are obviously so debatable they are hidden away where they can only be accessed by nerds like you. Hardly the way to spread the word.
The point is these "views" are hidden away, not subject to any rational scrutiny
And when they actually surface they are so ludicrously flawed they are just laughable
They never reveal any sources except from equally dubious sources - the modern version of Chinese whispers
The mantra is always "do your own research"
And that's the point, anyone can have theses daft theories/views - it is after all a free country
Just don't expect anyone taking them seriously
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Your quite right Paben
The point is these "views" are hidden away, not subject to any rational scrutiny
And when they actually surface they are so ludicrously flawed they are just laughable
They never reveal any sources except from equally dubious sources - the modern version of Chinese whispers
The mantra is always "do your own research"
And that's the point, anyone can have theses daft theories/views - it is after all a free country
Just don't expect anyone taking them seriously
The point is these "views" are hidden away, not subject to any rational scrutiny
And when they actually surface they are so ludicrously flawed they are just laughable
They never reveal any sources except from equally dubious sources - the modern version of Chinese whispers
The mantra is always "do your own research"
And that's the point, anyone can have theses daft theories/views - it is after all a free country
Just don't expect anyone taking them seriously
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unless you mean
the earth is round
evolution is real
we went to the moon
Sandy Hook was a mass shooting, not an inside job to remove mercans guns
the Boston Marathon bombing was the result if two lone lunatics - not an inside job
AGW IS real not a "climate hoax"
the Charlie Hebdo attacks where a result of islamist extremist - not an inside job
Rigby was killed by two lone lunatics - not an inside job
911 was a result of Saudi terrorists and the towers came down due a gravity led collapse - not an inside job
the London Bombings were lone home-grown terrorists - not an inside job
Chemtrails are simply contrails, not an attempt by the worlds governments to control us
the illuminati is NOT a real organisation - (consisting obviously of mainly Jews) to control the world
the earth is round
evolution is real
we went to the moon
Sandy Hook was a mass shooting, not an inside job to remove mercans guns
the Boston Marathon bombing was the result if two lone lunatics - not an inside job
AGW IS real not a "climate hoax"
the Charlie Hebdo attacks where a result of islamist extremist - not an inside job
Rigby was killed by two lone lunatics - not an inside job
911 was a result of Saudi terrorists and the towers came down due a gravity led collapse - not an inside job
the London Bombings were lone home-grown terrorists - not an inside job
Chemtrails are simply contrails, not an attempt by the worlds governments to control us
the illuminati is NOT a real organisation - (consisting obviously of mainly Jews) to control the world
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Really, so what you have written in your previous post is valid or not?
You make use of the word point, surely the point you are referring to is something you have taken time to research and with your research you have evaluated the point.
But your not willing to quantify it, so I say again, what you write cant be taken seriously can it!
Look at each sentence you have written and try and understand why your statements cant be taken seriously.
Heres and example.
You write "They never reveal any sources except from equally dubious sources"
Now think about this for a brief moment, you mention that the sources are never revealed. Why do you think that is, I mean really, why?
It does not take a genius to work out that the source needs to protect their identity for obvious reasons.
But of course, if the BBC was the source, then of course its true. lol
Look at Edward Snowden, now in the company of the Russians, why do you think that is? Look at the bombshell of information that guy gave the world. And that was data that was fairly easy to obtain!
Remember Gary McKinnon? The US still want his extradition. And if that was to happen, how long before he winds up dead in a freak accident?
You make use of the word point, surely the point you are referring to is something you have taken time to research and with your research you have evaluated the point.
But your not willing to quantify it, so I say again, what you write cant be taken seriously can it!
Look at each sentence you have written and try and understand why your statements cant be taken seriously.
Heres and example.
You write "They never reveal any sources except from equally dubious sources"
Now think about this for a brief moment, you mention that the sources are never revealed. Why do you think that is, I mean really, why?
It does not take a genius to work out that the source needs to protect their identity for obvious reasons.
But of course, if the BBC was the source, then of course its true. lol
Look at Edward Snowden, now in the company of the Russians, why do you think that is? Look at the bombshell of information that guy gave the world. And that was data that was fairly easy to obtain!
Remember Gary McKinnon? The US still want his extradition. And if that was to happen, how long before he winds up dead in a freak accident?
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sure Snowdens revelations are a matter of public record and I don't doubt the veracity of them
and for what's its worth the extradition of Gary McKinnon is nothing more than an attempt at the US governments cynical attempt at papering over their disastrous lack of security
and for what's its worth the extradition of Gary McKinnon is nothing more than an attempt at the US governments cynical attempt at papering over their disastrous lack of security
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Agree.
Agree
We did indeed, but we didnt just find lots of dust and moon rock. Why was there such a race to get to the moon?
Many people think otherwise, but personally have not taken the time to look deeper into it.
Agree
Global warming is the natural evolution of the planet.
Agree
Yes, but where where the lunatics from?
Please tell me where the debris from the plane that supposedly crashed into the Pentagon went.
Agree
Agree
Agree
Agree
We did indeed, but we didnt just find lots of dust and moon rock. Why was there such a race to get to the moon?
Global warming is the natural evolution of the planet.
Yes, but where where the lunatics from?
Agree
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sure Snowdens revelations are a matter of public record and I don't doubt the veracity of them
and for what's its worth the extradition of Gary McKinnon is nothing more than an attempt at the US governments cynical attempt at papering over their disastrous lack of security
and for what's its worth the extradition of Gary McKinnon is nothing more than an attempt at the US governments cynical attempt at papering over their disastrous lack of security
But how many other Snowdens or McKinnon's are there lurking in the halls of GCHQ or the Pentagon? What information could they possibly be in possession of?
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Global warming (within the current timescales) IS primarily man made
climate always changes - that is simply a statement of fact, the current scientific debate is around mans influence and the planets ability to respond to the current CO2 forcing
err no doubt the killers were known to the security services (that is what they are there for after all - to track lunatics like Rigby's killers) they failed!! :-( I am sure all the men and women in the secret services feel terrible about it)
err it went in the building - simple physics, the wheels and engines where recovered from the building along with ALL the DNA of the passengers and other parts of the plane)
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Zoom in on the image and look under the forearm of the man, a NASA employee, Anthony Colapret.
What do you see?
He is still employed by NASA, click on his name for the proof you require. And read with interest his specific areas of work within NASA.
Does the supposed engine match that of 757? No, it doesn't, its too small. A schoolboy error on the part of homeland security. As for the DNA evidence, again supplied by the US government. Therefore it is not valid.
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Zoom in on the image and look under the forearm of the man, a NASA employee, Anthony Colapret.
What do you see?
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what am I supposed to see - what is the exact claim?
sorry but that does not pass muster
as I say - science is hard conspiracy theories are easy
science/investigation is about EXPLAINING evidence - not simply dismissing it
that is what flat earther's/anti evolutionists do
what they can't explain they simply ignore
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also "self healing planet"
sure the planet has gone from a tropical paradise, with swamps at the poles to 3 mile ice sheets all over the entire globe
not sure how that helps humanity
sure the planet has gone from a tropical paradise, with swamps at the poles to 3 mile ice sheets all over the entire globe
not sure how that helps humanity
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Ah ok
The images under the forearm of a nasa scientist are Pictures of UFO's
http://www.ufosightingsdaily.com/201...caught-on.html
Ok
Let me look into it
Is that it Dozza, anything else?
The images under the forearm of a nasa scientist are Pictures of UFO's
http://www.ufosightingsdaily.com/201...caught-on.html
Ok
Let me look into it
Is that it Dozza, anything else?
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Interesting that you mention McKinnon
His area of interest was UFO's - that's what he hacked the pentagon for, he thought he would find evidence of UFO's
Is that your area of interest Dozza, UFO's
His area of interest was UFO's - that's what he hacked the pentagon for, he thought he would find evidence of UFO's
Is that your area of interest Dozza, UFO's
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Zoom in on the image and look under the forearm of the man, a NASA employee, Anthony Colapret.
What do you see?
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Glad you find it entertaining! Thanks for the title, lol.
One of my main areas of interest are firmly based within the UFO phenomenon, but lets not get carried away, UFO does not necessarily mean aliens, it simply means something in the sky which cannot be identified, whether that be from another world or from this worlds military. Or indeed someone just having a bit of fun with a drone!
By the way, do not take what you see on UFOSightingsDaily seriously, the man who runs that site is a complete loon!
Back to the image of the moons surface. A square object is highly visible on the surface of the moon. A computer generated icon some say. Well, if this computer generated icon was meant to highlight something, then why would it be within the same shade range of the surface of the moon? Surely it would have been a different, brighter colour to aid recognition of the area it is supposed to be highlighting.