Weird stuff's going on with my network connection lately. So tonight I decided to re-scan the wireless networks in the area. On two computers a new network called "FBI ZONE" showed up. And a "HIDDEN NETWORK" showed up on a netbook but not computer or phone.

Oddly, when I scan with the smartphone, FBI ZONE doesn't show up at all.

I don't check the networks available every day. But the last time I scanned was about a week ago, on the phone with Tech Support, and there was no FBI ZONE network in range.

Thoughts, Anons?

>>2159255

No, Anon, I swear it's not a joke. I'm overworked and overtired, but I'm not stupid and it's not a joke.

>>2159324

Thanks for that, Anon. I'm getting to be a bit of an oldfag, and I don't have kids. But now that you mention it there are two college-aged kids who just got home from college recently. They live a couple of doors down and could very likely have re-named a router at their house.

The reason it was weird to me is that when Wikileaks broke the Molesta Emails I was on there a lot, just reading and researching. I noticed a link to download the TOR browser so,after confirming that it was not illegal to download it in my state, I did so.

I probably shouldn't have, but I was curious to see how differently it would make things run. Well, within a week of downloading TOR I got some weird phone calls that traced back to FBI HQ in DC. I never did call them, but I informed my attorney.

So anyway, just a little hypervigilant here. On the bright side of things. we practice our Second Amendment rights in our house, along with our God-given rights to own dogs that bite, cameras that record 24/7, a home-security system (maxed out,), etc. Also,our lawyers are on speed-dial.

So I'll stay optimistic that it's just the college guys who changed the name of their router. If it was the kids, this would be the first time they've changed the name in almost 10 years. But yeah, I'll give that some consideration, and I'll stay chilled.

Thanks again, Anon. . .

>>2159375

>>>2159324

Well, since people are naming their routers "FBI SPY VAN"

>>2159411

>>2159324

OMG, I just had an idea, Anons. Since we have ascertained that people name their routers things like "FBI ZONE" and "FBI SPY VAN" . . . .

. . . .

Why don't we all name our routers things like:

WhoIsQ

QIsReal

FollowQ

GoogleQ

WhoIsQQIsReal

etc., etc.?

Shit, the Comcast Tech Support would go apeshit but it may help awaken the public, 'cause we all know that people surf for other people's connections. . . .

>>2159436

Whoa, Baker, that is a creepy story! How in tar nation did an Anon know your first name, I wonder? Thank God you're a Second Amendment home, like we are here. But when you think of poor Nurse Paladino and her husband, who were blown to smithereens last week (on the eve of Mrs. Paladino testifying against HRC), it's scary.

I am glad you're okay and nonplussed. There are millions of us and we are awake. We got your back here, Baker, so if anything creepy ever happens while you're in the kitchen here, please just shoot out a message and let us know.

God bless you

>>2159468

>>>2159444 Brilliant

Thank you, Anon. We could possibly initiate a trend on the old Twatter: #RenameYourRouterForQ

#AwakenPeopleWithYourWiFiNetworkName

. . . or something similar.

Imagine if everyone here who follows Q did this? I do believe it would cause the Comcast and other companies' Tech Support people to go apeshit, but it may awaken some of those poor bastards, too.

LET'S DO THIS.

>>2159468

>>2159509

>>2159468

>>2159444 Brilliant

NOTABLE, BAKER?

Should we Q followers all change the name of our wireless networks to help awaken the public? I think we should. I especially love the idea of getting it trending on Twitter. If we all did this then people surfing for Wi-Fi networks would keep seeing Q. They would be compelled to look up Q and this movement.

>>2159444 Brilliant

>>2159479

Great find, Anon. Thank you for sharing.

>>2159146

Hmmmm, I wonder where U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Mapp might have gotten the idea to remove the Statute of Limitations from Human Trafficking crimes?

Hmmmm. I wonder. I wonder. . . . .

>>2159597

Holy crap, Anon, did you get the license plate number? I hope so.

I would have walked a dog past the fuckers and taken down their tags. I hope you exercise your Second Amendment rights like so many of us here do. I cannot imagine living any other way in these times. . . Please take care.

>>2159672

Whoa, well if the tag didn't lead back to anyone then it has to be a government vehicle. As we know, not everyone in the government is a white hat. . . Please be careful.