HAHAHAHAHA! That is the *best* laugh I've had in a long time! The ILLUMINATI....lmao. I used to get followers on twitter who wanted me to research them - instantly blocked. I only use tinfoil where appropriate. LOL that is too funny. <3
On 1/5/2015 11:15 AM, Robert J. Hansen wrote: > >> Just wanted to say...I'm so sorry you are exposed to and abused by >> demented people like this: http://sixdemonbag.org/threat.xhtml <3. It >> is embarrassing to be a member of the same crowd as people like this - >> users who are paranoid :) > > Well, thank you. :) > > I should say, though, that the vast majority of our users are nice people > whom I’d happily buy a beer. But there’s a small fraction of the userbase > that keeps life very interesting. > > In 2005, I think it was, while I was in graduate school, I was approached by > a group who wanted me to deliver a speech on communications security and the > effective use of cryptography. The conditions the organizer put on it were > pretty weird: I wasn’t to ask anyone their names, I’d get paid in cash, > etcetera. The speech was to be in Chicago, which is a considerable distance > away, so I asked for $100 in advance against my speaking fee just to cover my > driving expenses. I received a single $100 bill in the mail a few days > later, with no return address. > > This concerned me, because this group was now both (a) deeply paranoid and > (b) serious about hiring me. > > Shortly before driving to Chicago I sent the organizer (through an anonymous > remailer: I never learned his or her real name) a concerned note about, > “listen, I don’t know what I’m getting into here: for all I know you’re a > criminal enterprise, and I’m not going to get tangled in that.” The > organizer sent me back a note saying that they had a discussion and yes, they > decided I had a right to know what I was getting into. > > They were a support group for people on the run from the Illuminati. > > My next email to them was a simple, “Wait, you’re telling me you’re a support > group for people on the run from the Bavarian Illuminati? Is that what you > just … I don’t understand.” > > No, no, they told me, the *Illuminati*. The Bavarian Illuminati is just one > small branch. The rest of their email was filled with a detailed breakdown > of the structure of the Illuminati and what they had been able to discern of > its internal power struggles, and why the Bavarian branch was currently not > in good favor with the Illuminati as a whole. They had discovered this from > interviewing a very small number of people who had survived the Illuminati > and were now in hiding, and their group was devoted to trying to keep these > people alive. > > I bowed out, telling them I wasn’t willing to sign up for that. The > organizer understood, and suggested that I donate the $100 to a local > charity. It was simply too dangerous to give me a postal address to return > the money to, you see. > > I wrote a check to a local food bank for $100. The single $100 bill I > received from the support group for people on the run from the Illuminati got > framed. I keep it above my office desk, as proof positive that I have been > employed to fight the dark conspiracy that shapes our world. > > Yes, folks. Every single word I’ve written here is true. > > Like I said. A small fraction of the userbase keeps life very, very > interesting. :) > > > > > _______________________________________________ > enigmail-users mailing list > [email protected] > To unsubscribe or make changes to your subscription click here: > https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net > _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe or make changes to your subscription click here: https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
