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  • #601154
    Anonymous
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    Could someone find out if the following information is true or false?

    Eleven states that ban online gambling has been using satellites to track their online gambling usage. This technology gives them the ability to monitor internet activity.”

    I don’t think this could be true, because satellites would not be able to pick up actual internet traffic. The two formats are incompatible. They would have to find a way to put a trojan horse or data mining program from the actual computer.

    Does anyone have any input or comments to this report.

    Thanks

    #729218
    Anonymous
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    Yes, its true.. the eleven states explicitely banning internet gambling have added nano rifd devices to the water system. These nano devices collect the electromagnetic signature radiating from your computer monitor and upload your browsing history to a central database known as t-rexavore.

    #729222
    Anonymous
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    to the water system

    is that a joke? or a term I just don’t know yet? the only water system I know of is our drinking water lol.

    sorry to be so dumb.

    #729223
    Anonymous
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    geoffvro wrote:
    a central database known as t-rexavore.HAH! :laughing:
    #729228
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    And I thought I was good at creating good scenario’s. At least it gave me a good laugh for the day. Thanks

    #729233
    Anonymous
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    Don’t the use satellites to monitor cell and telephone “chatter”?

    go to jackpotjoy.com they block my ip address.

    I think they can easily but are they? They have broadband satellites

    http://ssloral.com/html/products/applications.html

    #729236
    Anonymous
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    geoffvro wrote:
    Yes, its true.. the eleven states explicitely banning internet gambling have added nano rifd devices to the water system. These nano devices collect the electromagnetic signature radiating from your computer monitor and upload your browsing history to a central database known as t-rexavore.

    Thats hilarious.

    Me thinks you went too far with that 25c pub night. :Bong:

    #729239
    Anonymous
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    Maybe, but I’m heading back there now.. see ya’ll in the morning… or maybe the afternoon :drink:

    #729248
    Anonymous
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    A joke full of technical(make up) terms

    #729252
    Anonymous
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    geoffvro wrote:
    Yes, its true.. the eleven states explicitely banning internet gambling have added nano rifd devices to the water system. These nano devices collect the electromagnetic signature radiating from your computer monitor and upload your browsing history to a central database known as t-rexavore.

    i 2nd that!!! :1Dopey:

    #729253
    Anonymous
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    ok mates…for all those who got a spare 6 hours, here is a lecture by David Icke…fucked up shit…some humans (the ones in power) are actually lizards…go figure, but he has got a point. i am not shitting you…:shots:

    http://www.freedomfiles.org/davidtv/lecture/

    #729380
    Anonymous
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    Well i don’t have time to listen to the lectures, but if you never heard of ECHELON, read this:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON

    It’s the English speaking countries (US/UK/CA/NZ/AUS) intelligence spy service. It allegedly taps all terrestrial and satellite traffic, allowing virtually every electronic communication to be recorded and monitor. This is what found Osama’s phone calls on 9-11.

    I don’t think there is any question that the US government has tons of information available and the ability to get more. The only question is who is looking at it and for what purpose. I don’t believe that state police/attornies general would have access to that kind of info, i would think the feds would keep it for their own use.

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