6 minutes agoYou don't develop this with good intentions in mind. Fkkkkk I hate this reality. Thanks for the heads-up.
4 hours agohark back to that day when the redacted Epstein Files were released, AND Nancy Guthrie's "kidnapping" which was certainly not a diversion. No evidence at all on those security cameras. Hmm.
6 hours agoSo... Using fear of what people don't understand due to lack of research is an interesting model. Here's some fun. ... There are lots of countries on this planet and I'm pretty sure all of them have intelligence "organizations" which tells me there's a pretty high likelihood that many of us have been within proximity of a "spy" at some point in our life.-- You can detect seismic activity, such as footsteps, by monitoring the changes in resistance in electrical wires due to vibration causing the wires to shake which in-turn slightly bends the wires. -- General-Mills, who produces cereal, is also partially responsible for developing "Skyhook" for extracting operatives and agents. -- 3M produces so much stuff for the militaries of the planet, that it would make your head spin, so keep buying tape and glue, hahaha. --The majority of us have accepted "Privacy disclosures" that we shouldn't have, and simply for convenience, lack of care, or lack of comprehension, and I bet you haven't gone back and asked them to stop or remove your data either. -- There are websites you can go to to view unsecured web cameras worldwide, and it has been around for over a decade... And guess what? Most of you haven't changed the default username or password! That means if someone finds the manual or setup booklet, they can access your camera and look like an authorized user. -- There are many ways to have reasonable and verifiable doubt for footage from a security camera, but I can tell this subject matter hits home for you and I support that. Take some time to pick up a book and start learning how the technology around you is made, and do so starting from the most basic level. You can test my wire-vibration/resistance statement on your own with a (strong) multimeter and some curiosity. -- Sadly, many people are shocked, and feel pushed to action by things they don't understand and many of those same people did not pay attention in school. The turn signal is a stick that moves in two directions, you use it to indicate INTENT TO TURN, to make those around you aware so they can take their own precautions.... And some of y'all can't even handle that simple idea......
8 hours agoThis discredits all evidence and the fact that it is even possible to use this tech in the U.S. is a national security threat.
