Follow me on Twitter at @JoeyArnold. Are all the cool people on Twitter or Gab? I've been on Twitter off and on since at least 2009 if not longer via different accounts. I've tweeted and shared political related content, most of the time. But I'm all over the place sometimes on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Etc, Etc. I've also been banned many places, many times.

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Bill Gates Covid

12:22 PM - Hive Blog

There are many links and many things relating to this. I can give you dozens of links relating to several different things. Lets start with this 060606 patent. Oriental Review wrote this article in April of 2020. It references and links to a few different things. But that is only the tip of the iceberg. Also, they're not the only ones writing articles about it. So, that is why I say there are so many links I can give you. It really depends on how deep you want to dive into this topic. It's multifaceted and pretty gradual over the years in the preparation, including the 2010 Lock-Step, the 2019 Event 201, and the list goes on and on.

To be continued.

Alex Jones

03:00 PM - Hive

Yeah, you're right about Billy Grahams, I mean Gates. I got my info from Alex Jones many months ago. But Infowars is not the only group talking about it. I just hear it and I pass it on. I googled it and found some of this in a few seconds.

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Free Markets vs Capitalism

02:45 PM - Minds

I can understand when people choose to contrast the terminology behind capitalism and free markets because there may be a distinction, not generically but specifically speaking. I'm here promoting free markets, etc. I'm not trying to promote cronyism, etc.

Privacy Online?

02:55 PM - Minds | Telegram

JR, do you really think that a firewall can shield the NSA from reading traffic that goes through ISP and DNS? Do you understand that I am not talking about the NSA going into your personal computer but into ISP and DNS? Do you understand that they copy and paste Internet traffic from the ISP and DNS and not that they always know where the traffic begins and ends? In other words, firewalls, proxies, VPNs, etc, may shield which specific IP addresses the traffic may originate from and ultimately where the traffic goes to make it appear anonymous. However, the NSA and others gather all the info and could perhaps theorize where the content, the traffic, may be coming from through their AI, etc. Of course, people can win, ultimately speaking, if we choose to beat the globalists. But in the meanwhile, Edward Snowden is right in what he has been saying.

But you need to understand how the Internet works, how information gets from user 1 to user 2. Privacy can be obtained to the extent that all the points of a network can be. In order for data to get from point A to Point B, it has to go through servers, devices, routers, modems, access point devices, computers, etc. Encryption can attempt at hiding the content of the traffic. But keep in mind that the NSA and others will mirror or copy as much Internet traffic as they can including encrypted traffic. They may not always be able decrypt or read what they have, but that doesn't mean they will never ever. They try to hold onto as much data as they can with the intent to look at it someday if need be. Of course, they can't digest most of what they wiretap from Americans and also people globally too. But they try to still hold onto the data just in case they can or want to someday. Some of it they can use as blackmail.

To an extent, people do try to make things as private as possible via encryption, etc.

Privacy is like an umbrella.

But the Internet is like a series of rivers, lakes, streams, creaks, ponds, cups, wells, and oceans, meaning that there may not always be umbrellas for every part of the waterway, the Internet. Water is like data as it can run around and it can be hard to keep track of where the data is.

But a water molecule can escape a lake and leak into a river.

I use Proton Mail and it uses end to end encryption. So, that can keep the emails private to an extent, I mean private from some people but that does not mean the NSA is not creating a prism of the encrypted emails.

If I send a message from my computer through an Ethernet cable into a router and then through another Ethernet cable into your computer for example, which would be a small version of the Internet or a network, privacy depends on all the devices and the programs in that network, that is, 2 computers, 2 Ethernet cables, and 1 router, assuming all of these parts are not connected to the world wide web or other networks and assuming there is no remote access or viruses or spy apps, etc, etc, on the router or the 2 computers, assuming these are all the parts of a small network like that.

It is said that the NSA and others have servers and other devices in the backbone of the Internet, that they have programs on these servers, devices, etc, that most Internet traffic ends up funneling through these servers, these data centers, etc. In other words, they're literally scanning and copying data in live-time as data goes through their data centers, servers, etc.

But that assuming there are no spy chips on your computer.

When I say spy chip, I don't mean spy programs.

When I say spy chip, I mean hardware and not software.

That is an example, which may be software put on spy chip hardware.

I would want to find motherboards that advertise that they have no spy chips on them.

You can open up your phone or computer to look for spy chips or anything that may not belong.

That is why I use Ubuntu, because open source.

Well, technically, Apple is controlled by China just like Microsoft is.

Gab

One step at a time. Gab is part of the puzzle. It is not the bottom part, but it is a factor.

China

Yes, China is everything to the extent people let them be.

Corporatism has been led that direction, gradually.

Instead of emphasizing on privacy, I'm more interested in making sure that content I publish to the Internet stays there unremoved, unedited, mirrored, copied, backed, everywhere or as many places as possible via cryptographic blockchains, Bit Torrent, IPFS, peer to peer (P2P), ad-hoc, etc, etc.

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