U.S. Postal Service (Spying)

Seems the U.S. postal service is now spying on American citizens and their social media accounts. Even Parlor is mentioned in the article.

Big brother has everything bugged

https://www.businessinsider.com/usps-running-covert-program-that-monitors-americans-social-media-per-report

It's every bit as bad as you can imagine.

Anyone who's been warning about things like this has been called paranoid, tin foil hat wearer or crazy, yet at the end of the day you're not paranoid if they really are out to get you.

Think of any dystopian novel you've ever read, and yes that's what is going on here every single day.  It's real. The apparatus and infrastructure are in place. It hasn't been a big news generator yet because people haven't been proactively disappeared for "thought crime" or "wrong think" by we aren't far from it being non fiction.  The technology is there to track us, put us into an algorithm and classify us based on likelihood of becoming a future threat.


Be very afraid.


I can only Imagine what the founders would think about such a system.

Drinkthekoolaid wrote:It's every bit as bad as you can imagine.

Anyone who's been warning about things like this has been called paranoid, tin foil hat wearer or crazy, yet at the end of the day you're not paranoid if they really are out to get you.

Think of any dystopian novel you've ever read, and yes that's what is going on here every single day.  It's real. The apparatus and infrastructure are in place. It hasn't been a big news generator yet because people haven't been proactively disappeared for "thought crime" or "wrong think" by we aren't far from it being non fiction.  The technology is there to track us, put us into an algorithm and classify us based on likelihood of becoming a future threat.


Be very afraid.


I can only Imagine what the founders would think about such a system.

I actually know a girl that puts tin foil inside her hat.. The government was stealing her thoughts...

You're right Drink. They're even checking our military men/women's face book and twitter accounts to see what they have said or reposted.

They even relieved several guardsmen from their posts that were guarding the capital in D.C., because of their face book accounts.

We live in a woke/cancel culture world now. I'd like to cancel somebodies culture, can't say who, it's a secret.

Yeah. Why do you think I have been espousing the idea of setting up alternate comm channels.

It's like trying to sell N95 masks in 2019.

ainsley2021 wrote:.

Y'all "liked" a spam post?
Or am I missing something?

TRex2 wrote:

ainsley2021 wrote:.

Y'all "liked" a spam post?
Or am I missing something?

Something

I thought if they got enough likes they might actually write something next time

Dave58 wrote:I thought if they got enough likes they might actually write something next time

The post contains an almost invisible link to another web site.

TRex2 wrote:

Dave58 wrote:I thought if they got enough likes they might actually write something next time

The post contains an almost invisible link to another web site.

Good eye i didn't even notice

You guys

Dave58 wrote:The post contains an almost invisible link to another web site.

Good eye i didn't even notice[/quote]
This is as good a time as any for "white hat hacking" lessons  

There is a way, on vBulletin, to embed a completely invisible link. I don't know if it would work here, but this spammer used a period to embed the link.

If you quote their message, you get this:

ainsley2021 wrote:(url=http //xxxxxxxxx com).(/url)

I changed the brackets to parenthesis, and removed the colon after http, (then removed the period before "com" so it wouldn't "autocorrect" ) so it would remain visible.
I think, if they changed it to a space, it might still work, but be invisible.

TRex2 wrote:

Dave58 wrote:The post contains an almost invisible link to another web site.

Good eye i didn't even notice

This is as good a time as any for "white hat hacking" lessons  

There is a way, on vBulletin, to embed a completely invisible link. I don't know if it would work here, but this spammer used a period to embed the link.

If you quote their message, you get this:

ainsley2021 wrote:(url=http //xxxxxxxxx com).(/url)

I changed the brackets to parenthesis, and removed the colon after http, so it would remain visible.
I think, if they changed it to a space, it might still work, but be invisible.[/quote]

I'll be the first to admit that when it comes to computers I'm the dumbest of them all.

But, has anyone here actually clicked on that underlined dot, I did and this is what I got:

https://empiretoilet.com/