They're collecting pretty much all traffic going through US soil, working closely with AT&T, monitoring calls, SMS, emails, chats, internet traffic, anything they can get their dirty little monkey paws on. theintercept.com/2018/06/25/att-internet-nsa-spy-hubs
That nice medium-ish building in Columbus? Man it'd be a shame if something happened to it.
Hudson Torres
It's a lot more insidious than that.
Imagine what you could do with the innate knowledge of someones day to day ongoings.
With the right kind of threats and quasi-official backing, you could damage someones life to the point that it's nearly unrecoverable.
Everyone has something that they can be manipulated or coerced with.
Owen Johnson
>anything they can get their dirty little monkey paws on. they collect all data globally, there is nothing electronic they don't already have
Nolan Parker
The good that's actually done protecting the country, in conjunction with the military, outweighs whatever menial data they collect. Niggers put all their shit on Facebook and Twitter but get in a tizzy when their cell phone number is stored with five million others. If people want to bitch about a three letter organization, take a look at the FBI and the clown fiesta they're operating over there.
Asher Gutierrez
>yes literally everyone knows that the government scans every piece of data that enters and leaves the united states they have this machine in the mail sort center in Chicago that scans all the mail and records it, it picks up data of thumb drives wirelessly
Elijah Clark
>The good that's actually done protecting the country, not really it's done to make money
Liam Ward
There's not much we can do. It seems that freedom cannot exist in human societies for very long. Sooner or later one group will usurp it, overtly or otherwise. There's a new law in Russia, effective as of yesterday, that obliges all ISPs to store user traffic, phonecalls, messages, everything. The ostensible excuse is of course fighting terrorism, but in reality, it's merely another step to gain power over people. You guys should be thankful that they at least have the decency to lie to you and pretend like they're not collecting anything.
Owen Mitchell
so is the Federal Reserve Act, the National Security Act, and the Patriot Act which allowed for the exposure of the NSA spying (which already existed undercover).
Justin Scott
I come from the year 1999, no time for explanations but by 2004 the NSAs carnivore project will be fully online and by 2008 they will have tracked down every conservative and put them into concentration camps. I've seen them personally. If you value your freedom you will vote for Ralph Nader and if you act now you can get a c-crane wireless FM radio for only 2 easy payments of 179.99 a radio on the go, with a built in handcrank for power... when there is none.
*thunder clap*
Sebastian Flores
Even if its a byproduct of making money, it is still a first line of defense. The military is not capable of keeping track of multiple vessels from multiple other countries without their help.
Nathan Kelly
Except not everyone has something they can be manipulated or coerced with.
Look at Trump. Some people are untouchable, no skeletons in the closet. We have nothing to worry about.
Evil jew rats and blood-sucking politicians have everything to worry about.
That's the great thing about Trump, he's a businessman, not a politician. Government is a business. Who better to run it.
Republicans should have known better than to allow that shit. Of course dems will use it to spy on their opponents.
Henry Kelly
kikeden is a shill disinformation agent. oh wah wah muh iphone spies on me. Yes goy, you believe these pathetic infringements of your rights while we do the real secret shit behind closed doors.
This kike is a paid actor.
Sebastian Gray
>The military is not capable of keeping track of multiple vessels from multiple other countries without their help. well the internet was invented for use by the military and most of it is used by various military agencies
Enjoy my dick pics, gov't niggas. Thanks for being such good goys.
Caleb Smith
When I was a kid in the 90s, my step uncle used to get really drunk and ramble on about how "I work for the CIA" before beating up my aunt. He was an AT&T employee.
I used to think like this. The more I learn about the way the world works the more I realize any perceived threat was put there by the same people saying they want to protect us.
Bentley Wilson
bump
Connor Russell
>tfw when at Easton late in the afternoon on Sunday >weekends over
Like Regus isn’t the real honeypot.
Colton Barnes
Oldest game in the organized crime repertoire. Find somebody vulnerable, offer to sell them (((protection))) if they refuse you come back and fuck up their business or beat the shit out of them, remind them how much they need that protection you can provide for a price.
James Perez
ahhhhh 1999....when art bell was the host and george snoory was a nobody faggot. better times....
Isaiah Hill
Womp Womp
Jordan Johnson
You could maybe even force a supreme court judge into early retirem-
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David Price
It's really not like this is actually fucking news. There was a news story years ago about how the NSA was cloning network traffic at the ATT hub in San Francisco. The Long Lines building in NYC was the subject of a Wired article years ago. I always thought it was just reasonable to assume that they had facilities like this in strategic places and the NSA was balls deep in them.
John Bell
Truthstream Media did an excellent piece on this. Tall buildings with no windows. In ALL cities of any size.
Noah Barnes
You threaten with such confidence, mutt. Keep your phone on, we'll probably call you in for questioning.
They are reinforced to withstand a nuclear blast, and I believe can be sealed against chemical and biological attacks. They also house diesel generators to keep it going for a very extended period of time.
Nathaniel Harris
>mutt
Says the dirty jew rat. How many diseases do you have? Ashkenazi plague-infested filth.
Zachary Phillips
Preach!
Jack Taylor
That's interesting, imagine a few theoretical people theoretically mailed hypothetical boxes of USB drives effectively around the US to interestingly affect something. :^)
Jaxson James
>Mike used his work email to track the emails of his son David That's... not how email works You basically sound like a tech reporter who has no idea how any of this stuff operates
The only issue is the warrior's spirit is nearly gone in this age. In any sane society all of these people would be dying like flies. Legions of bombers and soldiers would amass to torture, mutilate and kill every last one of these freaks. But as usual people just bend the knee to these satanic shitstains. Kali Yuga indeed.
Blake Baker
Do you guys realize that’s why liberals are so successful right now? Everyone and their mom bought cell phones and laptops in the late 90s-early 2000s, they have been spying on everyone for longer than that but now they could just sit back and let you talk, they no longer have to specifically track individuals because literally everyone is being tracked. Now anyone who is a prospective politician has to do what they say or have all of their dirt selectively released to the public. That’s the secret.... we all have dirt and have done bad things, yet we all fight to keep our stuff hidden because it isn’t socially acceptable. This is why so many politicians bring such degeneracy into countries, because if they can make it the norm then the dirt on them is no longer useful.
Alexander Butler
>LARPING this hard
Nicholas Gonzalez
The people collecting the dirt are truly practicing satanic things and use blackmail to infiltrate places. Their blackmail causes politicians to do their bidding, their bidding brings degeneracy and multiculturalism to us. The people at the top know they are being destructive. This is intentional. This is good vs evil.
Chase Johnson
hmm I'm feeling sleepy too
maybe we should go to bed, user
Justin Fisher
And no I don’t mean the random Agency employees, they are mostly just normal people just doing their jobs. It’s what is even further above them.
Owen Rodriguez
how do you know?
Gabriel Cook
What are you supposed to do Abstain from all of modern technology? Protesting won't do anything
Luke Morris
i am sleepy tho i cant stay up much longer
Gabriel Green
I want to believe this is for the most part true but by nature we would never know whether or not that is actually the case.
Joseph Cook
The fuck you talkin bout cuckia? In about 14 years you will be livin out some mad max tragedy with your dead wife's picture book as your only memory of better times.
Sure you can take individuals down -- still. But you lost your sense of omnipotence. The illusion don't work for you and your mates anymore. We are on the winning side of the zeitgeist, because we know your pillars are crumbling.
Caleb Lee
Don’t worry goys, just a giant concrete fortress in the middle of NYC
How about posting actual emails instead of "quotes" you typed up on a word doc. And this
Adrian Campbell
This is probably the LA center 34°03'02.0"N 118°15'08.1"W
Luke Baker
normies don't care... they love their brave new world Snowden is a real hero... the entire world knows how sinister the "good guise" (gchq +nsa) really is...
Nigga we've know about this for almost 10 years. America with a 12 pack in the fridge and sports on tv don't give a shit.... what it is bro!
Xavier Foster
Define loyal, CIA nigger
Jayden Richardson
No you idiot, im talking about the concrete AT&T building with giant antennas on top next to it
Charles Moore
Snowden didnt really uncover anything that was already eknown. People knew about prism, aol cia cooperation, and eventually cia/att cooperation. Stop acting like a newfag, we knew this shit in 96
Ethan James
I will say that at least the building does look pretty fucking cool in a weird sort of way.
Connor White
>ECHELON >fresh ok
Juan Perry
>step uncle used to get really drunk and ramble on about how "I work for the CIA" before beating up my aunt.
Based
Josiah Roberts
The original whistleblower was an engineer for ATT in San Francisco. There was a specific room where the network traffic was diverted and cloned. I can't remember the specific room name, but there was a national TV news report about it. ATT or the government never came out and admitted it, but it was heavily implied that the NSA was watching everything as the room in the building was actually run by the NSA and was classified as such and the routing equipment in the room was made by Narus.
Eli Fisher
> still not as powerful or far reaching as Jow Forums let that sink in.,
This has been going on for longer than people think. My pops worked for AT&T and has been to facilities where they collect. Very secure, complete with eye scanning.
Anthony Bell
Yes, and if you get into bro filters you can understand better how they filtered all the mass data for further analysis or long term storage.