Are they tracking and profiling you?

[redrat11]

they've been doing that for 10 years at least.

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[Jimbo]

Everyone has a file. Look at the movie “the good shepherd”…

[BlueAngel]

Everyone?

That's alot of bandwidth.

Must have one hugh motherboard.

[Jimbo]

The motherboard (main circuit board) contains the main “processing circuits” (i.e., CPU (Central Processing Unit), Processor (Pentium Processor), etc.) & it also contains some “hard memory” (i.e., RAM (Random Access Memory)) next to the processor (such as we have “short term memory”), & so that the processor can perform both calculations &/or move data around in what is also called a “scratch pad memory” – one of the main actual functions of the RAM. However, most of the information that is not immediately needed by the processor to function, such as computer programs, program data, pictures, & computer (data) files, etc., are stored in what is called “secondary storage” (i.e., hard-drives, thumb-drives, floppy drives, & even tape-drives). Secondary storage is usually slower & cheaper than RAM. So, you can have just 1 computer, even your home computer, that can access via the Internet a huge “data bank” (i.e. data-farms) that stores information about not just people, but anything you can imagine.

Now the bandwidth is a measure of how much information (in bits per second) your Internet connection can handle per unit of time. If you link into this page,

Internet Frog
http://www.internetfrog.com/mypc/speedtest

It will measure the bandwidth of your Internet connection. For example, my cable modem measures about 4.4 Mbps (Mega Bits per Second or 4,400,000 bits per second) download (from the ISP’s server) to the computer, & 805 kbps (kilo bits per second or 805,000 bits per second, or 0.805 Mbps) upload (from the computer to the ISP – Internet Service Provider).

[redrat11]

Computer Profiling...


I must be a TERRORIST according to there computational statistics, Let's see here I despise..

1. One World Government

2. The Federal Reserve

3. The IRS

4.all the other alphabet soup agencies.

5. the Rockefellers and Rothschilds dynasties

6. President Bush

7. Dick Cheney

8. the state of Israel

9. The Synagogue of Satan

10. Open Borders, and the NAU

11. wiretapping and eavesdropping

12. Satanism and witchcraft

13. Hillary Clinton and the rest...


Wonder what my profile would look like?

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The Politics of Computer Profiling

[George_Bush]

This information just isn't good enough. I need to know exactly what key words the spiders look for so I can fill all my writings with them.

I'm sorry, but I simply need more information. How am I supposed to be a marginalized element of society without knowing how to key in my documents so that the spiders will track me?

[BlueAngel]

I'm sure you've already accomplished the task of being tracked.

Just simply, "carry on!"

[George_Bush]

Well, that's just not good enough.

[Shadow]

All you morons have been infested with data vipers by now.

[redrat11]

This has been a very strange day on the net, First I see that all the forums I've been permanentely banned from, now allow me to post, this is very strange to me because I don't hold back in what I need to say most of the time. And then I get this Extremely Strange E-mail from a person from Nigeria,(I know, of all places) so I played along to see what the scam was going to be.


Well, I will copy the conversation here as the situation demands, I find it very amusing to say the least. They can never fool me. Only after the conversation ends of course.

As far as the "conspiracy forums" are concerned, well I have my suspicions.