Incredible Randomly Sending Old Text Messages Unintentionally and Automatically

[jpr]

"I have no way to prove this obviously, but it is a FACT."
???
The schools that formed me left me believing that if you have no way to prove something, then you cannot assert it to be factual. Obviously.

But you learned some other syllogistic logic?

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[Shiftyshadee]

Bilderberg!! Oh noez! I'll keep an eye out for the black helicopters. Wow.

[jkhonea]

Seek help and seek it now. If the government were to be watching you, they wouldn't slip up this easily to be caught. Just, wow.

Back to my shots for the night. I feel like I need them now.

[jkhonea]

By the way, Bush isn't the President anymore. Hasn't been for a couple of years. So they should have stopped listening to you by now.

[mountainbikermark]

I still have no explanation for what happened with my droid (refer to my first post in this thread). Its been a few months and so far I have not had this problem spring back up yet. I think it is extremely unlikely that it was a malfunction of my phone simply because the problem also happened after I got a replacement incredible.

This is going to sound crazy, but I personally think that the government monitors my text messages (patriot act), and so Verizon's network is programmed to send all of my text not only to the contacts in my phone, but the Verizon system also sends a duplicate text to some government agency somewhere. I spend a lot of my free time working on various social activism projects, and I do a lot of ranting and raving about the injustice that our federal government imposes on us (mostly under the Bush administration), and so I have always assumed that they are monitoring my phone very closely. I think they have a glitch in their system that causes Verizon's servers to send out duplicate texts to my contacts, instead of to the government servers. I have no way to prove this obviously, but it is a FACT that somewhere within the bowels of the US government, there is a room full of people that spend all day, every day sitting at computer and listening in on people's conversations. We do not live in a free country.

They don't monitor random texts but if you want to get on the list certain phrased sentences and key words trigger a program to monitor and report.
Something like Obama will assassinate the competition when he throws up his 3 point bomb shots at the white house court. I just did 6 words, maybe 7, in that sentence that will cause an alarm under the patriot act.
The president may have changed but the patriot act was reeancted by the current one
Go have another doobie while you ponder if I'm telling the truth or not

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[Backnblack]

You guys need a Hobby....lol

[tiohero]

Haha! This is a great thread! I was mostly just kidding to see where the conversation would go.

But in all seriousness. I know somebody who was on AOL instant messenger a few years ago and was having a very bad day. While he was on instant messenger he wrote something to the effect of "I am going to k-i-l-l everybody in the US." He was 100% joking when he said it.

The next day he had a knock on the door and FBI came in and arrested him. And I do know for a fact that there are also rooms full of people that work for the NSA that just sit there all day long and listen to people's conversations and monitor their online conversations. I know this because my girlfriend's cousin is in the ARMY and this is one of the jobs that she had to do before she got deployed to Afghanistan a couple months ago.

[mountainbikermark]

http://www.rcfp.org/newsitems/index.php?i=11599
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/10/new-foia-documents-reveal-dhs-social-media
Support our troops!
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[tiohero]

RCFP: Records shows how agencies monitor social media sites
New FOIA Documents Reveal DHS Social Media Monitoring During Obama Inauguration | Electronic Frontier Foundation
Support our troops!
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Wow! That's really interesting! I hope that the FOIA request gets approved. But even if it is approved, those agencies will probably just shred all the important info before it becomes available.

I think the most important information that is yet to be seen are the "missing" Bush administration emails described here:

Missing Bush Emails Will Be Restored: White House Settles Lengthy Legal Battle

Just wait till those are made public, then people will maybe start to realize how disgusting the Bush administration really was.

[enlightened]

Okay, talk of politics ends here. Don't want to get into that stuff on this forum. Thanks.