On Mon, 6 Aug 2018 12:30:50 -0700
Mirimir <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 08/06/2018 12:07 PM, juan wrote:
> > On Mon, 6 Aug 2018 09:14:11 -0700
> > Mirimir <[email protected]> wrote:
> > 
> >> That's a good point about bettors needing good enough anonymity to avoid
> >> arrest. Even so, evidence from .onion marketplaces and child porn forums
> >> suggests that Tor is good enough for users. 
> > 
> > 
> >     what evidence are you talking about
> 
> The apparent lack of user prosecutions not explained by .onion
> compromises. Last year, I researched the issue carefully, and I didn't
> find any.[0] But maybe I missed something. Can you point to examples?


        No, I don't have access to the records of the american stasi, interpol 
and the like. And  of course I don't assume that using the nsa search engine 
gives any trustable information. 

        Plus, your 'legal' system is explicitly based on secret laws and secret 
procedures, so even if there was some real information out there, you can't 
access it. 


> >     wow - so did you get a bonus from the pentagon? Is that why you started 
> > posting pentagon propandad in this list again?   
> 
> Don't I wish ;)

        you seem to have some trouble understanding what 'evidence' means. I'll 
give you one example. The stuff you post is evidence that you are a tor 
propagandist. That's REAL evidence. Fact : you are an 'anonymous' poster who 
posts tor propaganda.  (And that EVIDENCE is a good starting point to guess 
that you are paid to do so.)


> >     so why do you keep parroting pentagon propaganda if you know how it 
> > works?   
> 
> So can you point to counterexamples?

        counterexamples of what? Again why do you parrot pentagon propaganda if 
you are aware of the secret laws that your legal system is based on? That has 
fuck to do with any counterexample.


> And if we can't trust _anything_ findable on the Internet, then I guess
> we're just screwed ;)


        yes - at any rate it should be obvious that if you think you are going 
to get 'military grade' 'anonimity' 'good enough' to kill trump and cronies, 
courtesy of the pentagon, then you are, at the very best, completely 
delusional. 


> But seriously, if Tor is just Americunt honeypot, what do _you_ use for
> anonymity?

        whatever I use, or don't use, has exactly FUCK to do with any half 
sensible analysis of the US military tor network. So why do you even ask? And 
whatever I use, or don't, you think I would comment on it here? 


        so now, let's look at some REAL EVIDENCE regarding the US military 
network tor.

        1) people using it end up in jail, in jail for life, or suicided in a 
jail in thailand.

        2) none of the non-criminal operations like selling drugs or 
distributing so called 'child porn' last more than a year, at best. Maybe the 
NSA can find them in a month, a week or a day, but if they found them too 
quickly they would reveal their game. 
        
        3) tor has had countless 'bugs' but never a 'backdoor'

        4) even supreme scum syverson TELLS YOU that tor doesnt work 
https://www.ohmygodel.com/publications/usersrouted-ccs13.pdf

        and that deals with ordinary users, not even 'hidden' aka revealed 
services. 

        5) backbone surveillance has been documented for a long while 
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A

        and you do NOT KNOW what their systems for traffic analysis look like 
and can do. But there are some hints 

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NarusInsight

        5) here's what the US military use tor for 

        http://www.monitor.upeace.org/innerpg.cfm?id_article=816

        "the Arab Spring: An Interview with Jacob Appelbaum" 

        arab spring = US military coup of course. 

        and you do know what happened to agent applebaum when he deviated 
somewhat from the US military party line. See? What happened to appelbaum is 
more FUCKING EVIDENCE about the nature of the people running tor. 


        6) in the past you could find links on reddit to .onion sites that 
kinda looked 'uncensored'. Those sites do not exist anymore. But feel free to 
prove me wrong and POST EVIDENCE, that is, links to content that the 
'authorities' would like to remove but can't. 


        I might add some more evidence later. 

        

        

        
        



        




        






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