Posted on 03/25/2011 11:22:57 AM PDT by swarthyguy
Looks like Obama really did set things in motion with what seems to have been a well managed covert campaign organized by various entities and using social networking and communication technologies.
Sure. The dish illumination won't be optimal using that USB dongle as a feed, but so what? It allows you to do something you could never do with the USB dongle alone.
100km isn’t a stretch? 62 miles?
That sounds just, ... , illicit
Obozo is subversive of what is traditional Western thought and supportive of Marxist dictators.
None of what is in the article is high tech. We (not the government but citizens) helped the Iranian dissidents during the Iran Election phase of Twitter, and the Hondurans during their election crisis. Haystack was a brainchild of citizens not the government, but it was eventually used to track down the dissidents, when the Mullah's employed European tech companies for help.
There is nothing about Obozo that helps those wanting freedom. He is only supporting our destruction and the interest of foreign powers who hate us for our personal freedoms. Commies never create anything, only lie, steal and destroy things others create.
A high gain directional antenna on a CDMA phone
would extend battery life since the transmitter
would not have to run at as high a power level as
with an omnidirectional antenna. Good for fixed
operation.
As long as you can overcome the curvature of the Earth, it can be done.
If the data is getting through, it's because someone wants it to get through.
Good information. Thank you very much.
> I won’t go much farther into it than what I’ve already said
Damn. I hate that.
Say it, man, what’s to be afraid of.
We’re all transparent these days.
What is wrong with CW and Morse code??
>None of what is in the article is high tech
Not the point.
The point being that what we saw as spontaneous demos in the Arab world may well have been begun by the USA as a matter of policy using some of the tools and techniques this author describes.
That we wittingly and with purpose, deepsixed our allies like Mubarak and perhaps even others in Araby.
Looks to me the US policy elites decided to roll the dice, get rid of the old guard, and take their chances with the popular majority even though it may mean allowing islamists into the rulings circles of places like Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and even Bahrain and Yemen.
Not so much afraid as aware of my NDA. I, literally, can’t speak about such things as they’re proprietary.
It can be tracked easily and surreptitiously , placed under scrutiny almost at will and jammed with the proper kit. Not bad it you’re not trying to hide, but if stealth or privacy is high on your priority list, don’t go that route.
OK, OK, I was kiddin’ or trying to provoke you into dropping some juicy tidbits. Frankly, with an active imagination and a slightly paranoid and cynical nature, I could hypothesise - well I did say we’re all transparent now.
Cheers. But then you probably know what beer I’m imbibing anyway :>>
You’re welcome. Some articles compel one to share.
What struck me about his was the organized method to promote dissent. Outfits like the ones mentioned don’t just operate in a vacuum. And those cute techie tricks.
Hence, my conclusion that the USA has embarked on a significantly new policy in the Muddled East, igniting the repressed dissent of the region.
If you want a real fun thought exercise, think on this. Unlike a mechanical switch, cell phones are activated by an electrical signal. While most of the time that signal comes from the keypad, it's doesn't have to be that way all of the time.
I’ve thrown this out at parties to get a rise out of people.
Techies can turn on fones surreptiously without the device signaling anything and/or an active one can be used as a mike without the knowledge of the owner/operator of the fone.
Gasps of disbelief, and you’re a nut follow.
Fine, a nut, but doesn’t mean I’m incorrect.
Works fine, a bit slow, and you may be a sitting duck, depending on how clever the opposition is.
Change with the times and technology.
Caddis the Elder
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