VMFA 314
August 27, 2003, 10:04 PM
Well do you? I mean do you really thing that these guys/gals would stoop so low as to snoop here. NAW
Do you think the FBI or ATF read here?
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Intune
August 27, 2003, 10:06 PM
They would do well to recruit from here. Might help them in their poor PR. They're here, no doubt. Thinking people with guns. Pub enemy #1
DMK
August 27, 2003, 10:10 PM
I hope so. I'd hate to have them think that the attitudes of some other forums are typical of all gunowners.
;)
;)
Tamara
August 27, 2003, 10:24 PM
Mor importantly, do you care? ;)
IMtheNRA
August 27, 2003, 10:26 PM
I doubt that would be a good use of their time. I've never seen a discussion that included planning a crime here or at any of the other sites that I've been to.
Ex-Doc
August 27, 2003, 10:38 PM
We don't read posts here....I mean.... they don't, of course.......
C.R.Sam
August 27, 2003, 10:55 PM
Yup
Sam
Sam
El Tejon
August 27, 2003, 10:59 PM
The chair is against the door. Geese fly at midnight. [Begin transmission]
Sure, they are both here, part of their forward intel programs. I just pity the poor newbie agent or tax clerk that has to read all the SIG v. Glock or "which handgun for bear" threads.:D
John has a long beard. Mary likes milkshakes. [Terminate transmission]
Sure, they are both here, part of their forward intel programs. I just pity the poor newbie agent or tax clerk that has to read all the SIG v. Glock or "which handgun for bear" threads.:D
John has a long beard. Mary likes milkshakes. [Terminate transmission]
blades67
August 27, 2003, 11:01 PM
The fbi and atf have agents that can read?:p
Gewehr98
August 27, 2003, 11:07 PM
They would do well to recruit from here. Might help them in their poor PR. They're here, no doubt. Thinking people with guns. Pub enemy #1
Funny that should come up. I have an interview scheduled shortly after my 20 years are up in the Air Force. With a certain agency that's looking for folks with degrees in forensic science and holding security clearances. Maybe THR will finally get their internal ferret, after all. ;)
Funny that should come up. I have an interview scheduled shortly after my 20 years are up in the Air Force. With a certain agency that's looking for folks with degrees in forensic science and holding security clearances. Maybe THR will finally get their internal ferret, after all. ;)
jsalcedo
August 27, 2003, 11:13 PM
Nope. No feds here. Uh Uh no way.
Move along, nothing to see here.
Move along, nothing to see here.
Abenaki
August 27, 2003, 11:17 PM
Not only do they read here....they also post here.
Abenaki
Abenaki
bad_dad_brad
August 27, 2003, 11:17 PM
Of course they do. Wouldn't you if you were in their shoes? I would. Information is power.
Most of the posters here are normal people, but of course, like all internet sites, there is a modicum of weirdness that creeps around.
Perhaps those in charge use this kind of information to glean the normal, to ignore, and glean the abnormal, to watch.
You know, they do have your IP address.
Just because you are paranoid, does not mean, that someone is not out to get you. Ha.
Most of the posters here are normal people, but of course, like all internet sites, there is a modicum of weirdness that creeps around.
Perhaps those in charge use this kind of information to glean the normal, to ignore, and glean the abnormal, to watch.
You know, they do have your IP address.
Just because you are paranoid, does not mean, that someone is not out to get you. Ha.
Norm357
August 27, 2003, 11:21 PM
Not only do they read here....they also post here.
Abenaki
LOL very good!:D
Norm
Abenaki
LOL very good!:D
Norm
4v50 Gary
August 27, 2003, 11:32 PM
El Tejon - but what does that mean? ;)
Who cares if some of our members are FBI or ATF? Many ATF guys like guns too - it's just that their employer has them enforcing **** policies.
Who cares if some of our members are FBI or ATF? Many ATF guys like guns too - it's just that their employer has them enforcing **** policies.
hammer4nc
August 27, 2003, 11:33 PM
Wonder how many IT graduate theses and dissertations, funded by NSA/HLS grants, are *classified*? Concerning front-end programs for carnivore, CAPPSII, and myriad others we've never heard of...
Programs that monitor web browsing patterns, purchases & banking activity, phone usage, grocery buying habits, etc. Algorithms whose output is your individual threat index, which, if above a certain level, triggers more intensive surveillance, or may stop you from boarding a commercial airplane.
.gov has made no secret of their intentions in this area.
Programs that monitor web browsing patterns, purchases & banking activity, phone usage, grocery buying habits, etc. Algorithms whose output is your individual threat index, which, if above a certain level, triggers more intensive surveillance, or may stop you from boarding a commercial airplane.
.gov has made no secret of their intentions in this area.
lostdog
August 27, 2003, 11:50 PM
I intend to work for one of those agencys, and when I do, I will read and post here the same as I did before. Just b/c my job changes doesn't mean i do
Okiecruffler
August 27, 2003, 11:54 PM
Terrorist, bomb, armour piercing, assassination, Waco, anarchist.
Well their reading this post now.
Well their reading this post now.
jsalcedo
August 27, 2003, 11:59 PM
Okiecruffler,
You forgot, compound, arsenal, messiah and seperatist. :evil:
You forgot, compound, arsenal, messiah and seperatist. :evil:
rock jock
August 28, 2003, 12:10 AM
Wouldn't you if you were in their shoes? I would. Information is power.
What information could they possibly gain from this site except some knowledge on firearms which I am sure their own people are pretty well versed in? I seriously doubt the feds look at THR as part of their regular job duties. They may take a look at gun-related websites when they first open just to see if they are havens for violent overthrow-the-government types. A five-minute perusal of THR would quickly put that idea to rest. Look at it this way. There are literally hundreds of gun-related web forums. Add in the thousands of political forums and the hundreds of hate-group websites and you're talking dozens of agents doing nothing but surfing the Internet all day.
What information could they possibly gain from this site except some knowledge on firearms which I am sure their own people are pretty well versed in? I seriously doubt the feds look at THR as part of their regular job duties. They may take a look at gun-related websites when they first open just to see if they are havens for violent overthrow-the-government types. A five-minute perusal of THR would quickly put that idea to rest. Look at it this way. There are literally hundreds of gun-related web forums. Add in the thousands of political forums and the hundreds of hate-group websites and you're talking dozens of agents doing nothing but surfing the Internet all day.
jsalcedo
August 28, 2003, 12:30 AM
you're talking dozens of agents doing nothing but surfing the Internet all day.
I think thats a lowball number, these are taxpayer dollars you know....
I think thats a lowball number, these are taxpayer dollars you know....
Ala Dan
August 28, 2003, 12:50 AM
OH! BUT YES
I think they would snoop around here in order to gain
access to any information pertaining to the many
distinguished persons; with respect to firearms owner-
ship! As a matter of fact, I know a couple; but sorry, I
can't blow their cover.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
I think they would snoop around here in order to gain
access to any information pertaining to the many
distinguished persons; with respect to firearms owner-
ship! As a matter of fact, I know a couple; but sorry, I
can't blow their cover.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
C.R.Sam
August 28, 2003, 01:01 AM
What information could they possibly gain from this site except some knowledge on firearms which I am sure their own people are pretty well versed in? Yes, but not so well versed that they can't learn sumpin here. And maby versed enough to lend an informative post on occaision.
My python ate the tape.
Sam
My python ate the tape.
Sam
Wildalaska
August 28, 2003, 01:15 AM
Who cares..
WildidontAlaska
WildidontAlaska
shooten
August 28, 2003, 01:47 AM
Well, since we're all on the High Road, why worry? We're not the ones they need to worry about.
Scott
Scott
Oleg Volk
August 28, 2003, 02:54 AM
Agent Blue: the sun will rise green and Easterly. You know what to do.
NIB
August 28, 2003, 03:37 AM
"The Cheese Is Green And Moldy"
:neener:
:neener:
only1asterisk
August 28, 2003, 04:43 AM
Not only are some of us ATF/FBI/NSA, some of us are exactly the kind that worries the above agencies. Any armed person that doesn't buy the crap they shovel worries them, and that's a good many of us!
David
David
seeker_two
August 28, 2003, 05:22 AM
Wouldn't doubt that they do...
I wonder what they think about the "Naked Shooter" thread in S&T?.... :what:
I wonder what they think about the "Naked Shooter" thread in S&T?.... :what:
brownie0486
August 28, 2003, 08:29 AM
I wouldn't think their objective here would be to learn about guns.
They are more apt to looking at attitudes projected, comments about them and the other alphabet lettered agencies, who carries what, demographics information, ideas posted here about the countries state of affairs, etc.
In other words, "profiling"
Information is power, and the know how to gain information from many sources.
Brownie
They are more apt to looking at attitudes projected, comments about them and the other alphabet lettered agencies, who carries what, demographics information, ideas posted here about the countries state of affairs, etc.
In other words, "profiling"
Information is power, and the know how to gain information from many sources.
Brownie
Waitone
August 28, 2003, 08:32 AM
Without a doubt they lurk here and just about anywhere else they think there might be a problem.
Before Patriots Act they couldn't lurk on company time. After Patriot Act the can lurk on company time.
Before Patriots Act they couldn't lurk on company time. After Patriot Act the can lurk on company time.
WT
August 28, 2003, 08:44 AM
"A guy from the FBI couldn't pick out a Yemeni from a Palestinian if he tried."
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly
The New York Post (6/29/03)
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly
The New York Post (6/29/03)
Ian Sean
August 28, 2003, 08:52 AM
"Shoot the moon, shoot the moon".
SGT109FA
August 28, 2003, 09:34 AM
ABSOLUTELY !
Brian Dale
August 28, 2003, 09:38 AM
to the the instructions for making tinfoil hats?
I wish my Dad (former Border Patrol, then INS, retired 1985) were still around to enjoy this forum. Loved knowledge, firearms, hunting, history, knowledge of firearms ... especially old Colt revolvers and Remington long guns. Please don't flame me; it's a Ford-vs.-Chevy thing. ;) I expect that some Feds lurk and/or post here because (gasp!) they like guns!
If pencil pushers and clueless office-monkeys in federal service bother you, don't feel lonesome. You can't imagine how much they annoy the real LEOs that work with (or worse, for) them.
The Horses are In the Barn. Confirm Mary Likes Strawberry Milkshakes. End Transmission.
I wish my Dad (former Border Patrol, then INS, retired 1985) were still around to enjoy this forum. Loved knowledge, firearms, hunting, history, knowledge of firearms ... especially old Colt revolvers and Remington long guns. Please don't flame me; it's a Ford-vs.-Chevy thing. ;) I expect that some Feds lurk and/or post here because (gasp!) they like guns!
If pencil pushers and clueless office-monkeys in federal service bother you, don't feel lonesome. You can't imagine how much they annoy the real LEOs that work with (or worse, for) them.
The Horses are In the Barn. Confirm Mary Likes Strawberry Milkshakes. End Transmission.
TallPine
August 28, 2003, 10:46 AM
you're talking dozens of agents doing nothing but surfing the Internet all day.
Nice work if you can get it .... :D
Nice work if you can get it .... :D
TamThompson
August 28, 2003, 10:50 AM
I hope they do. I've been very impressed with how carefully most of the folks here consider things, and with their ethics. If the feds are reading this stuff, they'll soon conclude that there are a heck of a lot of very responsible gun owners out there. It's a good thing.
:)
:)
RustyHammer
August 28, 2003, 10:58 AM
:scrutiny: Without a doubt .. :p
ysr_racer
August 28, 2003, 11:05 AM
When ever I post, I always put on my tinfoil hat and underware :)
cracked butt
August 28, 2003, 11:06 AM
Sure. Just because they work for the goobermint, doesn't mean they don't like gun related stuff.:cool:
willyjixx
August 28, 2003, 11:32 AM
okay...........i dont really agree with the "hey they carry guns they must like em too" its part of the job..........ever gone to a Car salesman an started asking specifics. you get the "eh wha, huh, oh oh yeah this baby has it all!"
really i disnt know dodge used an HEI in the 50s......nevermind
of course there here. it be stupid for them not too. dont say anything on the internet that you wouldnt say to a jury or during in interogation
really i disnt know dodge used an HEI in the 50s......nevermind
of course there here. it be stupid for them not too. dont say anything on the internet that you wouldnt say to a jury or during in interogation
Skunkabilly
August 28, 2003, 11:48 AM
Probably. I should post my resume. :D
cordex
August 28, 2003, 11:50 AM
Nyet Oleg!
The tumor isn't extracted. The doctor needs the scalpel and (I cannot stress this enough) the three blind mice still have tails.
Of course some federal agents play on THR. Sure, they display a tacit agreement for all the unjust firearms laws they enforce, but such is life. Plus, there are plenty of non-BATF/FBI members on THR who are explicit in their support of the same unjust firearms laws.
The tumor isn't extracted. The doctor needs the scalpel and (I cannot stress this enough) the three blind mice still have tails.
Of course some federal agents play on THR. Sure, they display a tacit agreement for all the unjust firearms laws they enforce, but such is life. Plus, there are plenty of non-BATF/FBI members on THR who are explicit in their support of the same unjust firearms laws.
Carlos Cabeza
August 28, 2003, 12:06 PM
I should post my resume.
I'm in !
I'm in !
AZTOY
August 28, 2003, 12:25 PM
I should post my resume.
No Skunk,
We all know all about your tactical jobs. :D
the three blind mice still have tails
The tails have be removed and the mice are playing with the cows.
No Skunk,
We all know all about your tactical jobs. :D
the three blind mice still have tails
The tails have be removed and the mice are playing with the cows.
Red Dane
August 28, 2003, 12:35 PM
If they are, it is fine with me. It isn't like I have a choice in the matter anyway ;)
If browsing public forums allows them to catch crazy whackjobs out to create destruction and misery, I'm all for it. Go get 'em boys. :evil:
If browsing public forums allows them to catch crazy whackjobs out to create destruction and misery, I'm all for it. Go get 'em boys. :evil:
Deepdiver
August 28, 2003, 01:02 PM
When ever I post, I always put on my tinfoil hat and underware
...Good Practice! ...and I advise all members of this forum to wear underwear, as it is a little known fact that most terrorists do not wear underwear (thats what the airport screening is all about - to see if anyone is trying to board an airplane with no underwear on).
No underwear? Fit the profile! Simple as that.
BTW: Move along, folks, and lets all ski in a clockwise direction!!
"Roger Fox Dog! Roger Fox Dog! Do you copy? over??"
Hey Roger, someone's sayin' some bad #$%@ about you on the radio.....
Seriously, I hope our alphabet friends are reading this forum (the last time I checked we are on the same side). Most don't like a lot of the same laws and regulations that we don't like, but it's their job to enforce them. Most do so with a lot of common sense. Kinda reminds me of the Navy - I followed a lot of petty orders I didn't exactly agree with, but the overall mission kinda fit the high road.
...Good Practice! ...and I advise all members of this forum to wear underwear, as it is a little known fact that most terrorists do not wear underwear (thats what the airport screening is all about - to see if anyone is trying to board an airplane with no underwear on).
No underwear? Fit the profile! Simple as that.
BTW: Move along, folks, and lets all ski in a clockwise direction!!
"Roger Fox Dog! Roger Fox Dog! Do you copy? over??"
Hey Roger, someone's sayin' some bad #$%@ about you on the radio.....
Seriously, I hope our alphabet friends are reading this forum (the last time I checked we are on the same side). Most don't like a lot of the same laws and regulations that we don't like, but it's their job to enforce them. Most do so with a lot of common sense. Kinda reminds me of the Navy - I followed a lot of petty orders I didn't exactly agree with, but the overall mission kinda fit the high road.
Skunkabilly
August 28, 2003, 01:04 PM
Hey just because I'm a whackjob doesn't mean I'm out to hurt anybody! :p
Nathaniel Firethorn
August 28, 2003, 01:11 PM
I'd like to invite the agents from around Plainsboro to come to Ray Woodrow's New Jersey shoot on Saturday, Sept. 6. (http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=33485) If you bring your fancy stuff along, I'll chip in some 9mm for it. (Hope S&B is okay.) RSVP. :D
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Skunkabilly
August 28, 2003, 01:12 PM
Bring some 10mm in case you run into an FBI guy with an MP5 :D :D :D wheeeeee!!!!
kalibear45
August 28, 2003, 01:14 PM
When ever I post, I always put on my tinfoil hat and underware
:D
Yikes! Can they do a trace on your IP address?!
I only use public computers and have different aliases, but don't tell the Kalifornia DOJ that!
:D
Yikes! Can they do a trace on your IP address?!
I only use public computers and have different aliases, but don't tell the Kalifornia DOJ that!
Nathaniel Firethorn
August 28, 2003, 01:16 PM
Skunk, I thought MP5s took 9mm! (At least the one I shot at Universal Weapons in Orlando did -- and it didn't hiccup on WOLF! :o )
The Thmopson they had there, OTOH... what a piece of junk... :mad:
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The Thmopson they had there, OTOH... what a piece of junk... :mad:
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QuarterBoreGunner
August 28, 2003, 02:55 PM
'Skunk, I thought MP5s took 9mm!'
The FBI use the MP5/10 in 10mm...
And I've always assumed that FBI/CIA/Trilateral Commitee/NSA/Fremasons/Illuminati lurked around here...
fnord
The FBI use the MP5/10 in 10mm...
And I've always assumed that FBI/CIA/Trilateral Commitee/NSA/Fremasons/Illuminati lurked around here...
fnord
45R
August 28, 2003, 03:19 PM
Yep
Skunkabilly
August 28, 2003, 03:40 PM
http://www.hkpro.com/image/mp5-10.jpg http://www.hkpro.com/image/mp5-10bullets.jpg
Note the straight, clear magazines and bolt-hold open device. They also make them chambered in .40.
Note the straight, clear magazines and bolt-hold open device. They also make them chambered in .40.
Brad Johnson
August 28, 2003, 03:57 PM
Jack may be talking to Jill. Do not fetch the pail of water, hill too slippery.
>>End Transmission<<
Brad :evil:
>>End Transmission<<
Brad :evil:
swampsniper
August 28, 2003, 03:58 PM
I hope they spell my name right!!!!:D
swampsniper
August 28, 2003, 04:07 PM
CODE RED MILITIA HQ FOR YOUR EYES ONLY 47326 er5t wwwscru u gotaka lng wlkonashrtpeer.
Please do not mess with the alligator in my yard, it is against the law to feed him, and the plain in Spain is muddy.
:neener: :neener: :neener:
Please do not mess with the alligator in my yard, it is against the law to feed him, and the plain in Spain is muddy.
:neener: :neener: :neener:
Labinnac
August 28, 2003, 04:35 PM
*Waves hand dismissively.*
"These aren't the firearm owners you're looking for..."
"These aren't the firearm owners you're looking for..."
Intune
August 28, 2003, 04:39 PM
*Repeats in a monotone*
"These aren't the firearm owners we're looking for."
Gotta love the "force."
"These aren't the firearm owners we're looking for."
Gotta love the "force."
willyjixx
August 28, 2003, 04:39 PM
Sniper!
ROFL...............i actually took the time to read that
ROFL...............i actually took the time to read that
Nightfall
August 28, 2003, 04:46 PM
The more people who browse this forum and see these ideas, the better. Be they ATF, FBI, CIA, RINO, etc. it might just make 'em think. :)
http://www.hkpro.com/image/mp5-10bullets.jpg
Ahhh... my heart skipped a beat...
http://www.hkpro.com/image/mp5-10bullets.jpg
Ahhh... my heart skipped a beat...
Henry Bowman
August 28, 2003, 05:03 PM
The chicken coop is NOT empty. Go to tool shed. Spellcheck.
:D This is fun!
judgement day tomorrow fire bomb ANFO
[Hi, F-troopies!]
:D This is fun!
judgement day tomorrow fire bomb ANFO
[Hi, F-troopies!]
Boats
August 28, 2003, 05:20 PM
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(Message encrypted for your protection.)
kenehsr
August 28, 2003, 05:22 PM
Monkeys steal my underwear at night <starting transmission>
No I don't think those abc letter people would read here. Why would we want...... I mean why would they want to read here.
Over one billion served..<end transmission>
Cows with guns..<restarting transmission>
This is what you need to be watching out for instead of us.. I mean those three letter people.
Chickens in choppers<ending Transmission>
No I don't think those abc letter people would read here. Why would we want...... I mean why would they want to read here.
Over one billion served..<end transmission>
Cows with guns..<restarting transmission>
This is what you need to be watching out for instead of us.. I mean those three letter people.
Chickens in choppers<ending Transmission>
geegee
August 28, 2003, 05:34 PM
If I had to guess, I'd probably break it down by age: there may be some THR members here who belong to any of the "alphabet soup" agencies. I would be quite surprised if any of them were under 30 years of age (and probably closer to 40+). I see those folks having a cup of coffee or a drink at the end of the day, and using their THR time for de-compression.
Then I see those agency THR members who are under 30, post infrequently, are frequent lurkers, and are often copying & pasting select commentaries into a Word document on their computers. :scrutiny: These are the hard chargers looking to make their bones.
My .02. geegee
Then I see those agency THR members who are under 30, post infrequently, are frequent lurkers, and are often copying & pasting select commentaries into a Word document on their computers. :scrutiny: These are the hard chargers looking to make their bones.
My .02. geegee
Moparmike
August 28, 2003, 08:31 PM
This is an ex-parrot![begin transmission]
I want to join an alphabet soup agency, but then again I dont. I have no doubt that they read here. I dont know if they can get my IP thru THR, unless a mod is an agent [Mr. Anderson, I shall take pleasure in seeing you die....]. Anyway, the ones we have to really worry about are probably the ones headed for our front door on trumped up charges of arsenals and such. "He has a Mauser and 140 rounds of ammo, he is a friggin terrorist!!"
What do you mean? African or European swallows? [end transmission]
I want to join an alphabet soup agency, but then again I dont. I have no doubt that they read here. I dont know if they can get my IP thru THR, unless a mod is an agent [Mr. Anderson, I shall take pleasure in seeing you die....]. Anyway, the ones we have to really worry about are probably the ones headed for our front door on trumped up charges of arsenals and such. "He has a Mauser and 140 rounds of ammo, he is a friggin terrorist!!"
What do you mean? African or European swallows? [end transmission]
Jeff OTMG
August 28, 2003, 10:01 PM
They most certainly do, in fact some posters have been contacted regarding posts. Just in case you didn't know, they are also monitoring your email, at least those that they know about, but when you access your accounts through the IP address they know. Just be very careful. Carnivore and Echelon are not your friends.
Sven
August 28, 2003, 10:29 PM
You are not alone.
seeker_two
August 28, 2003, 10:35 PM
Trust no one.
tyme
August 28, 2003, 11:01 PM
The red candle has gone out. When the crow drops a feather, drink some scotch and howl to the moon.
CR Sam is right as usual.
CR Sam is right as usual.
Uncle Ethan
August 28, 2003, 11:04 PM
So that's where Skunk went to work!! I always envisioned some of the tri-letter agencies playing the banjo ala Deliverence. Skunk, you are entirely too humorous to be successful at any of those agencies, especially the NSA.:D
Tamara
August 28, 2003, 11:32 PM
Guns, drugs, pipe bomb, money laundering, cocaine, the eagle flies at midnight, Shania Twain, Osama, ZOG, cinnamon toast crunch.
Thought Carnivore might be hungry, so I just gave it a midnight snack. ;)
Thought Carnivore might be hungry, so I just gave it a midnight snack. ;)
Moparmike
August 29, 2003, 12:11 AM
*President* bomb midnight Waco guns September 11 Ruby Ridge Allah compound arsenal messiah seperatist assassination
Etc etc etc. YOU WILL SUCCOMB TO THE ALPHABET SOUP MOPARMIKE. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT. knock knock.
Etc etc etc. YOU WILL SUCCOMB TO THE ALPHABET SOUP MOPARMIKE. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT. knock knock.
Sodbuster
August 29, 2003, 12:39 AM
Carnivore? Echelon? John Ashcroft? J Edgar didn't need no stinkin' laws to snoop on citizens.
MagKnightX
August 29, 2003, 12:50 AM
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swampsniper
August 29, 2003, 12:54 AM
MONICA LIT UP BILLS CIGAR, HILARY KICKED HIS DONKEY
If I was involved in national security I would want to know who she was working for, and what did she want him to tell her. And, what he did tell her?
I believe moral character should be a qualification for leadership. The spooks are concerned with the wrong people.
:what:
If I was involved in national security I would want to know who she was working for, and what did she want him to tell her. And, what he did tell her?
I believe moral character should be a qualification for leadership. The spooks are concerned with the wrong people.
:what:
telewinz
August 29, 2003, 06:09 AM
***********agent telewinz daily report*****stop
**********codeword---the bird hears********stop
********operation soaring eagle into it's eighth month*******stop
*******deep cover still effective*******stop
******will continue to monitor thought/speak*********stop
**********end transmission*****************
**********codeword---the bird hears********stop
********operation soaring eagle into it's eighth month*******stop
*******deep cover still effective*******stop
******will continue to monitor thought/speak*********stop
**********end transmission*****************
stevelyn
August 29, 2003, 06:29 AM
The FBI uses MP-5/10 in 10mm......
Me too. It's one of my first choices when running a Rainbow Six mission and the ranges are going to be short.
When the crow drops a feather, drink some scotch and howl to the moon.
Don't anything about crow feathers, but drinking scotch and howling at the moon OTOH......... :D :evil:
Me too. It's one of my first choices when running a Rainbow Six mission and the ranges are going to be short.
When the crow drops a feather, drink some scotch and howl to the moon.
Don't anything about crow feathers, but drinking scotch and howling at the moon OTOH......... :D :evil:
Waitone
August 29, 2003, 07:34 AM
If some of the forum posters have been contacted I think we ought to hear about it. What agency, nature of the contact, what were they concerned with, how was contact made, what was the followup, and most important, did the poster get his // her mind right>
grampster
August 29, 2003, 01:56 PM
no inteyendi casteyamo!
:what:
:what:
Ohen Cepel
August 29, 2003, 04:38 PM
No they don't read here.
Neither do I. I'm not even here now
Mumbo jumbo through the banana patch.:scrutiny:
Neither do I. I'm not even here now
Mumbo jumbo through the banana patch.:scrutiny:
CWL
August 29, 2003, 07:06 PM
Of course they moniter here.
FBI (or is it NSA) regularly moniter and record all chatroom forums, doesn't mean they read everything though, just if they need to.
The FBI just busted that BlasterB internet hacker by using information gleaned from chatroom activity.
I don't doubt HandGun Control types moniter here regularly as well.
FBI (or is it NSA) regularly moniter and record all chatroom forums, doesn't mean they read everything though, just if they need to.
The FBI just busted that BlasterB internet hacker by using information gleaned from chatroom activity.
I don't doubt HandGun Control types moniter here regularly as well.
JohnBT
August 29, 2003, 07:48 PM
:neener:
JBT
JBT
AZTOY
August 29, 2003, 08:02 PM
The FBI just busted that BlasterB internet hacker by using information gleaned from chatroom activity.
The hackers put his name (handle) in the Blaster virus!! That is how he was busted.
The FBI got lucky, the hacker was a idiot.:neener:
The hackers put his name (handle) in the Blaster virus!! That is how he was busted.
The FBI got lucky, the hacker was a idiot.:neener:
MountainPeak
August 29, 2003, 08:48 PM
Only if they were trying to get some sleep. Many other gun/2nd Amendment forums would carry content that might interest them more. I really could care less if they do.
Wanderer
August 29, 2003, 09:28 PM
Pudding Finger, Pudding finger, we are hiding the spoon, repeat hiding the spoon.
Intune
August 29, 2003, 10:01 PM
They do NOW! They're pinging like crazy!! Somebody's gonna hit the wrong code word & the N. Koreans are gonna flow across the border like ants. Oops :D
JShirley
August 29, 2003, 11:17 PM
My first thought was "I hope so."
Then Tamara took the liberty of using the hot buttons, such as bomb, target, delay, ignite, political position, uprising, revolution, AMFO, plastique, C4, Composition B, semtex, detcord, and of course, Brittany Spears. :rolleyes:
Le ye de O par qui marchez la manière étroite Tophet-évasent au jour de jugement, soit doux quand "les païens" prient Ã* Bouddha chez Kamakura ! À lui la manière, la loi, distante, que le Maya a tenue sous son coeur, seigneur d'Ananda, le Bodhisat, Bouddha de Kamakura. De bien qu'il ni ne brûle ni voie, ni entend le ye remercier vos déité, Ye n'ont pas sinned avec comme ces derniers, ses enfants chez Kamakura, pourtant nous épargnent toujours la plaisanterie occidentale quand les joss-bâtons tournent Ã* la fumée parfumée les petits péchés des petits gens qui adorent chez Kamakura -- les papillons gris-robed et gais-sashed qui déménagent sous les yeux du maître. Il est au delÃ* des mystères mais les aime chez Kamakura. Et volonté de whoso, de la fierté libérée, foi de Contemning ni ni prêtre, sensation de mai l'âme de tout l'est au sujet de lui chez Kamakura. Yea, chaque conte Ananda a entendu, de la naissance comme poissons ou bête ou oiseau, alors que pourtant vit dedans le maître remué, le vent chaud apporte Kamakura. Jusqu'Ã* ce que les paupières assoupies semblent voir Un-fleur 'neath son htee d'or la fusée de Shwe-Dagon vers l'est de Burmah Ã* Kamakura, et avaler l'air chargé lÃ* vient le tonnerre des tambours de Thibetan, et bourdonné -- "d'Om de crinière de fredonnements de padme" -- une monde-largeur de Kamakura. Pourtant les brahmans règnent Benares toujours, le puits des ruines de Buddh-Gaya la colline, et boeuf-ont alimenté des fanatiques menacent la défectuosité Ã* Bouddha et Ã* Kamakura. Touriste-montrez, une légende dite, le volume de rouillement de A de bronze et or, tellement, et rare tellement, prise de ye la signification de Kamakura ? Est-ce que mais quand la prière de matin est priée, pense, avant que passage de ye aux différends et le commerce, Dieu dans l'image humaine est-il fait pas plus près que Kamakura ?
Then Tamara took the liberty of using the hot buttons, such as bomb, target, delay, ignite, political position, uprising, revolution, AMFO, plastique, C4, Composition B, semtex, detcord, and of course, Brittany Spears. :rolleyes:
Le ye de O par qui marchez la manière étroite Tophet-évasent au jour de jugement, soit doux quand "les païens" prient Ã* Bouddha chez Kamakura ! À lui la manière, la loi, distante, que le Maya a tenue sous son coeur, seigneur d'Ananda, le Bodhisat, Bouddha de Kamakura. De bien qu'il ni ne brûle ni voie, ni entend le ye remercier vos déité, Ye n'ont pas sinned avec comme ces derniers, ses enfants chez Kamakura, pourtant nous épargnent toujours la plaisanterie occidentale quand les joss-bâtons tournent Ã* la fumée parfumée les petits péchés des petits gens qui adorent chez Kamakura -- les papillons gris-robed et gais-sashed qui déménagent sous les yeux du maître. Il est au delÃ* des mystères mais les aime chez Kamakura. Et volonté de whoso, de la fierté libérée, foi de Contemning ni ni prêtre, sensation de mai l'âme de tout l'est au sujet de lui chez Kamakura. Yea, chaque conte Ananda a entendu, de la naissance comme poissons ou bête ou oiseau, alors que pourtant vit dedans le maître remué, le vent chaud apporte Kamakura. Jusqu'Ã* ce que les paupières assoupies semblent voir Un-fleur 'neath son htee d'or la fusée de Shwe-Dagon vers l'est de Burmah Ã* Kamakura, et avaler l'air chargé lÃ* vient le tonnerre des tambours de Thibetan, et bourdonné -- "d'Om de crinière de fredonnements de padme" -- une monde-largeur de Kamakura. Pourtant les brahmans règnent Benares toujours, le puits des ruines de Buddh-Gaya la colline, et boeuf-ont alimenté des fanatiques menacent la défectuosité Ã* Bouddha et Ã* Kamakura. Touriste-montrez, une légende dite, le volume de rouillement de A de bronze et or, tellement, et rare tellement, prise de ye la signification de Kamakura ? Est-ce que mais quand la prière de matin est priée, pense, avant que passage de ye aux différends et le commerce, Dieu dans l'image humaine est-il fait pas plus près que Kamakura ?
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