>>2932718

Everyone with a gaming system, computer, smart phone, home security system, blue tooth enabled light bulbs, Furby, etc. is under surveillance.

And not necessarily by the "gubment".

Creepy at first and there IS eventually a certain degree of "Welp, fuck it, I guess"-style freedom.

Or maybe it's just me?

>>2932803

Did someone say "containers"?!?!

May I take a moment of your time to share with you some information about containers?!

panting wildly

https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/2018/03/02/the-real-russia-story-port-canaveral-project-pelican-and-uranium-one-deals-connected-through-the-jafars/

Containers are very useful. AND portable.

Thank you so much for your time. :)

>>2932810

Ring a ding ding, anon

>>2932811

:)

I do.

Sometimes, I get a little sideways and just talk to whatever device I'm closest to.

>>2932839

Yep.

Not always, just sometimes. And sometimes is ultimately too much.

Take this board for example: I think it's pretty wild when songs I've been playing show up in a thread.

>>2932849

Makes sense to me.

:)

>>2932856

What the heck - why not?

And why is that important?

>>2932881

Huh.

I can accept that, strangely enough.

If we believe in evolution, why NOT Pleadians?

>>2932884

Simmer down, Rowdy.

Jeez! :)

I don't dig every single thing as soon as it comes to my attention. Need a reason for why it's worth the time.

>>2932909

Luckily, we're curious by nature and incurious by conditioning.

It'll take a while, maybe, and I'm confident we'll work it out. Eventually. Not, like, next week. Or even next year.

>>2932928

Yep

>>2932954

Not confident that it was Q - seeeeem to recall it as being R.

Something was mentioned about a location in MD, wasn't it?

UT has an epic data center and a few other things, yet what comes to mind is Weather Mountain. Or Mount Weather?

>>2932758

Just tossing these into the mix.

Maybe useful, maybe not useful.

>>2932985

So, we can narrow it down to:

1. Moon

2. Antarctica

3. Utah

4. Maryland

We can do this. :)

>>2933001

I dunno…

>>2933012

The Kurds are a pretty reliable ally.

>>2933074

Re: Port procedures:

A cargo container can have the "immunity" from standard customs procedures, depending on who owns it/controls it.

So, in essence it takes on the same "immunity" from inspection as the packets used to deliver, say, a PDB. No one can look into the contents.

Containers can also be made into SCIFs - complete with all of the stuff that makes a SCIF a SCIF. And they are so very portable.

If YOU wanted a SCIF, fwiw, you may be able to obtain one. Or a dozen. Or so.

>>2933148

Very dirty - agreed.