[InterceptPoint]

I am looking into a HAM radio setup at the house, along with learning classical Greek, which I think should be the new official language of the New Republic.
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LOL. Using HF and Greek would virtually guarantee you a spot in the NSA archives. They have listening posts all over the world and on most Navy ships.

[struggle]

>>>LOL. Using HF and Greek would virtually guarantee you a spot in the NSA archives. They have listening posts all over the world and on most Navy ships.

The NSA spend most of their time on 14.313 Mhz

[higgmeister]

LOL. Using HF and Greek would virtually guarantee you a spot in the NSA archives. They have listening posts all over the world and on most Navy ships.

This from a book excerpt written by a retired Master Chief:

NSGA AUGSBURG, Federal Republic of Germany
September 1978 to September 1980

"The Operations Building at Gablingen was incredibly huge. We had military and civilian personnel from Germany, Canada, France, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand and the US. Each of the doors to the different sections had a national flag on it letting you know if you could go in there. Almost all had a US flag but very few had French or Belgium flags. The intercept capabilities here were almost unlimited. Over 200 Air Force linguists were stationed here and eavesdropped on Soviet, East German, Polish, Czech and Yugoslavian fighters, bombers and command and control centers. I think they recorded every word said by any eastern pilot.

[dragnet2]

LOL. Using HF and Greek would virtually guarantee you a spot in the NSA archives. They have listening posts all over the world and on most Navy ships.

Yet even with a trillion dollars in tax paid government communication monitoring apparatus, the government completely failed to detect unsophisticated Muslim terrorists, who had to use Walmart chicken cooker bombs.