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Jeffersons Ghost (11,452 posts) http://www.democraticunderground.com/11359660
There is nothing to see here folks, move along...
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All references to spy satellites are substantiated by online news reports. Here is another interesting online exercise for skeptical readers: Use Google to search for NSA spy satellites and compare the findings to results attained by seeking Chinese spy satellites. We have nothing but the word of Snowden to support the allegation that the NSA spies on anyone with satellites, while Chinese sources claim their satellites can spy into "underground facilities."
Unlike Chinese satellite teams or their online puppets, some Anonymous hactivist might respect Jeffersons Ghost, because long ago other writers at Democratic Underground and I battled with NSA online agents, alongside the founders of Anonymous hactivism. The NSA online agents I fought with have been promoted; and they can fire NSA agents working on this project, if they allow Chinese satellites or cyber criminals to destroy my online reports. At least one FBI agent that works online also protects these documents and my computer from cyber-attacks by typical online criminals, which greatly reduces the possibility of hackers altering my computer settings and three increasingly implausible online reports. Still, some aspects, especially an invitation to BND, GCHQ and DGSE agents to monitor unusual activity on my computer, increases the number of professional witnesses, who are filing corroborating reports. It is important for readers to realize that long ago many of my online reports directly attacked the National Security Agency. While I conducted those attacks in print, my computer was repeatedly attacked by NSA impersonators and Chinese geek satellites. The obvious intent of these attacks was a coordinated effort to cause me to keep attacking the NSA in print. Several years ago, a real NSA/ CSS team made me aware that no NSA agent would attack a personal computer for simply exercising rights, guaranteed by the US Constitution, to criticize the US Federal Government.
By defending NSA online activity, while posting reports that caused FBI agents to monitor my computer, I radically reduced the possibility of cyber-attacks by NSA impersonators: However, various alterations to computer settings and online disruptions persisted, which left only one logical suspect; Chinese satellite teams. Long ago, I was forced by various external sources to make a choice, after discovering I could not fight Chinese satellite teams and the US Department of Defense simultaneously. I decided to stop fighting US Federal agents, who all took an oath to protect my right to criticize their online activity. After battling with the NSA online for well over a decade, I can assure readers that computer disruptions are not a reasonable strategy; and NSA agents are far more effective at designing internet strategies than Chinese satellite teams are. Still, after seeking and reviewing countless online news articles, I noticed while criticisms of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency remain conspicuous - criticisms of China and their president - vanish, or are changed. Along with a popular belief that a primary function of the National Security Agency includes eavesdropping on US citizens, other agencies like Government Communications Head-Quarters (GCHQ) of Great Britain might also be accused of spying on US citizens to a greater degree in the future. http://mic.com/articles/50333/gchq-the-british-are-spying-on-us-more-than-the-nsa-is
The same thing can be said about Bundesnachrichtendienstes (BND) the largest intelligence agency of Germany; however, a recent news article accuses the agency of spying on German citizens, while they are in the USA and other foreign nations. BND would not be much of an intelligence agency if they did not spy on people. Assuredly, German citizens have some contact with US citizens, while they are in our country. How can BND spy on German citizens in the USA without spying on some US citizens? Perhaps this report can prevent BND intelligence agents and Chancellor Merkel from being criticized in online news articles to the same degree that Chinese satellite teams caused criticisms of President Obama and the NSA to exceed all expectations of President Xi Jinping of China. http://rt.com/news/210007-bnd-spying-abroad-intelligence/
There is still online evidence that Russia spies on the USA with satellites: "the fireball that blazed over the Rockies on Sept. 2 instead was likely part of a Russian spy satellite that fell from orbit and burned up over Colorado and Wyoming." http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/09/17/fireball-spotted-over-u-s-likely-part-of-a-russian-spy-satellite/
Not long ago, online news articles quoted Xi Jinping of claiming Secretary of State John Kerry was "naive about the internet." Now, all online news articles attribute the quote to a variety of Chinese sources, other than Xi Jinping. Where are online news articles about China spying on US citizens and US Government installations with online agents and satellite teams? Let me answer my own question and post these links with an outstanding comment about Chinese spy satellites before the information vanishes from the internet: "getting more detailed imagery of a bomber base on a Pacific island, or underground facilities... How does a spy satellite obtain "detailed imagery" hidden deep in "underground facilities?" http://www.popsci.com/new-better-chinese-spy-satellite-hits-orbit
Comments in English that praise Chinese spy satellites are what makes this news article interesting. No one praised NSA and GCHQ agents when they were ordered to gather intelligence on citizens of the United States and Great Britain; but it's perfectly okay for Chinese satellites and online agents to radically alter or hide online news articles, while these perverts spy on us in our bedrooms through our personal computer cameras, even when we are not online; but US Government "underground facilities" are FAR more secure than personal computers are.
http://spaceflightnow.com/2014/12/27/chinese-military-spy-satellite-deployed-in-orbit/
Instead of risking being arrested Anonymous hackers might want to have some fun in North Korea, if I can provoke a DoD satellite team into safely deploying them in and out of that oppressive section of internet. It's a bit riskier; but there is a report that Anonymous hactivist are destroying or hiding online news articles, which endorse China and their president. In a lengthy companion document I am working on a tribute to Barnaby Jack and Anonymous hactivist, which is titled "Announcing several new international communications competitions." January is the anniversary of highly questionable coroner findings about the death of Barnaby Jack. The coroner report was not released until his body was so badly decomposed, the questionable report was difficult to refute. Here is a link to a longer report, where I built a new section dedicated to Anonymous hactivist: http://www.democraticunderground.com/11359583
Here is another interesting link
http://www.democraticunderground.com/11359631
Because as crazy goes.... Jefferson's Ghost is way way out there...
Jeffersons Ghost (11,452 posts)
2. A recent trade agreement between Russia and China offers another suspect:
This news article calls Russia:
“Irreplaceable Partnerâ€
“Russia is an irreplaceable strategic partner on the international stage,†according to an editorial today in the Global Times, a Beijing-based daily affiliated with the Communist Party. “China must take a proactive attitude in helping Russia walk out of the current crisis.â€
Still, “China’s help for Russia will be limited,†the editorial said. While China can offer capital, technical and market support, it can’t address Russia’s economic structure and excessive reliance on energy exports, the editorial said.
China signed a three-decade, $400 billion deal to buy Russian gas earlier this year. Oil imports from Russia hit an all-time high in November, according to China’s General Administration of Customs.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-22/china-offers-russia-help-with-suggestion-of-wider-currency-swap.html
How much did a gallon of gasoline cost in your city during November. It's under $1.84 per gallon in some places in New Mexico right now. Crude oil is obviously at an all-time low. Russia is in a bind and must sell oil somewhere. While few people realize it Russia produces a great amount of crude oil.
... which has absolutely jack shit to do with the OP but **** It! It's JG!!!!
I did try to highlight the extreme crazy for you, gentle readers. This way you won't have to wade though all the other crazy.
Because I care... I really really do...
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Black helicopters fly underground in his area.
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Black helicopters fly underground in his area.
Through wormholes . . . :whistling: :stoner:
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Poor Jeffersons Ghost. I hate to be the one to tell him, but China and NK just bought a ton of organic pineapple juice. In other words, they no longer need satellites or the internet. I would advise Jeffersons Ghost to include the special stealth code at the end of each post in order to avoid detection. The current special stealth code is: I M A D U M A 5 5 ! d ! 0 +
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Poor Jeffersons Ghost. I hate to be the one to tell him, but China and NK just bought a ton of organic pineapple juice. In other words, they no longer need satellites or the internet. I would advise Jeffersons Ghost to include the special stealth code at the end of each post in order to avoid detection. The current special stealth code is: I M A D U M A 5 5 ! d ! 0 +
I just tried that and it d