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Shadowcat

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Telegram is just another watsapp or kikebook.
Mercury is still retro. Good time to delete if you have it.
This kike looks and feels just like Jared Kushner.
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I am not gonna delete it. Telegram offers pirated courses from udemy. Piracy is good for educational purposes.

Telegram is NOT good for activism . But It can be used for buying bitcoin , downloading pirated courses and it has translation bots.

Is the joy of satan ok with piracy ??
 
Shadowcat said:
Telegram is just another watsapp or kikebook.
Mercury is still retro. Good time to delete if you have it.
This kike looks and feels just like Jared Kushner.
8ebed1c078b900f2.jpg

Shit! But it doesn't surprise me, since Telegram wants you phone number, like Whatsapp. I guess I'll also avoid the App that Brave recommends me that is supposed to replace Telegram.
 
Nazista lunar said:
I am not gonna delete it. Telegram offers pirated courses from udemy. Piracy is good for educational purposes.

Telegram is NOT good for activism . But It can be used for buying bitcoin , downloading pirated courses and it has translation bots.

Is the joy of satan ok with piracy ??

If this is the issue you have you could try looking for an alternative. If you for any reason want to keep it, no one is going to stop you. This is merely giving a heads up with some advice. From what I understand, being on a compromised platform where piracy of any form is being conducted is not exactly safe either.
 
There are even reports of hackers being able to hack into the "nearby people" feature and thus acquiring your exact location. Intelligence agencies also have hacking capabilities so in theory one would be exposed in there. I have deleted it many months ago as well as Facebook and other similar crap. Briar is a nice alternative for instant messaging.
 
Artisan said:
Here's a great website to check out which lists safe and secure alternatives to many of your daily services(be sure to read the notes, try to go with things which are open-source and de-centralized if and when possible)

Privacy Tools: Encryption Against Mass Surveillance

Make sure that you are not using compromised hardware otherwise it won't matter what software you use.

The modem in most phones is a completely independent computer that has access to all the peripherals of the phone, including the RAM. The modem controls everything and it's a black box that can't be inspected nor modified. It works without SIM cards and even while the phone appears to be off. Taking out the battery will prevent remote access to your phone but will not stop towers from tracking you. Phones have RFID technology which is completely passive. Fed notes (cash) are suspected of having RFID chips but I can't confirm it. Most credit cards have RFID chips and if you carry one, your location will be tracked at all times.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio-frequency_identification
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smartdust
Smart Dust - Future World : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW6uHC7qXsM (same video uploaded in 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAg50OVLIEY)
 
Nazista lunar said:
I am not gonna delete it. Telegram offers pirated courses from udemy. Piracy is good for educational purposes.

Telegram is NOT good for activism . But It can be used for buying bitcoin , downloading pirated courses and it has translation bots.

Is the joy of satan ok with piracy ??
Piracy is illegal, and the front page of the Joy of Satan states that "We are law abiding." So, obviously the Joy of Satan is not "ok" with piracy. Of course, you are still a member of the Joy of Satan even if you choose to break the law. That's your personal choice, along with any consequences that come with it.
 
Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:
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Nazista lunar said:
I am not gonna delete it. Telegram offers pirated courses from udemy. Piracy is good for educational purposes.

Telegram is NOT good for activism . But It can be used for buying bitcoin , downloading pirated courses and it has translation bots.

Is the joy of satan ok with piracy ??
Piracy is illegal, and the front page of the Joy of Satan states that "We are law abiding." So, obviously the Joy of Satan is not "ok" with piracy. Of course, you are still a member of the Joy of Satan even if you choose to break the law. That's your personal choice, along with any consequences that come with it.

There are countries where piracy is legal.
 
I did I don't talk to anyone on there anymore. I mainly use email. After all the experiences I had I came to the conclusion that there is too much wasting of time with that I am open to chatting with someone only for a bit if they need help with something or advice and on something safer than telegram never doing this daily thing anymore with anyone unless it's someone in my local area and in that case I will use text or phone call. This chatting thing kind of sucks.

It's also too open to literal jews as well as mentally ill people and infiltrators on the enemy side. Most the time chat in the early days of this group was people admitting they were a jew and saying you don't believe in that Nazi stuff do you or that we are bad or they are a gentile in a Jew body blah blah blah one of them had me do some weird ritual that really messed me up in a bad way it was like for 3 days I could not go outside without getting attacked and overestimated by some really weird feeling energy. I mostly got that out of me one of the Gods suggested I do the reversing the 42 letter name rtr into myself a bunch of times and my chakras this got most this weird energy out of me that was allowing 24/7 enemy attack to the point I couldn't sleep.

Chat with others can be really dangerous as I found out the hard way I don't do it anymore.
 
AgainstAllAuthority said:

RFID is not able to track you. It does not transmit anything to anyone. It is entirely passive/inactive. What RFID does is it has information programmed onto it when it is created, and that information is saved on there. For a phone, this may be the phone's specific serial number. For cash, it may just be so that there is proof that the cash is real. And for credit card, it just says that the card is real and whose account it is for. But the chip does nothing on its own. It needs to be read by a specialized reader that is designed to interact with the specific resonant frequency of the RFID chip, which is often a very different frequency for different things. And this reader has to come very close to it for it to function. But if you are not anywhere near a reader, there is no way for it to do anything.

For example, basically the most powerful RFID system that most people know is the EZ PASS that some people put in their car to pay for tolls on some roads. I mean most powerful as it is able to work from the furthest distance away. And the size of the EZ PASS device is pretty large about the size of a cell phone, not just some tiny little chip. And the readers that they need to use are these enormous coils of wire that they bury under the road, or stretch above the road in the location of the toll. This is something that is very large and can only be in one location. You can see how big these coils are by sometimes seeing the big circular cuts in the pavement where they cut out a place to put these coils.

A small RFID like the one in your credit card, it only works when it is extremely close to the reader. By actually putting it inside of the reader so the chip is right up against the detector.


I would not use an EZ PASS because the government has actually put a lot of readers under the road in big highways and places like that where they can see if you drive there, not only where the toll is. But any of the other items, there is nothing wrong with them. The real way you are being tracked is with the GPS system in your phone, and even secret GPS systems built into most recent models of cars.
 
AgainstAllAuthority said:
Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:
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Nazista lunar said:
I am not gonna delete it. Telegram offers pirated courses from udemy. Piracy is good for educational purposes.

Telegram is NOT good for activism . But It can be used for buying bitcoin , downloading pirated courses and it has translation bots.

Is the joy of satan ok with piracy ??
Piracy is illegal, and the front page of the Joy of Satan states that "We are law abiding." So, obviously the Joy of Satan is not "ok" with piracy. Of course, you are still a member of the Joy of Satan even if you choose to break the law. That's your personal choice, along with any consequences that come with it.

There are countries where piracy is legal.
Interesting. It seems that in very few places, like Switzerland, downloading pirated content for personal use is actually legal. I didn't know that.

In most countries, piracy is illegal but rarely prosecuted. The poster "Nazista lunar" listed his location as Brazil, and I believe "illegal-but-safe" is the case for Brazil. This is an important distinction for Satanists because of persecution. If you ever got found out as a Satanist and a pirate, they could throw the book at you.

IF piracy was legal, then the morality becomes a question of who it affects. It's mostly about the money that goes to content creator. If you weren't going to buy the thing anyway (and you're sure of that), then there's no effect on the creator, so it's ok. If you would have bought it, then piracy does deprive the creator of money, and thus is stealing. The question then is, who is the creator? If the creator is a jew, then all the better. Any way to legally steal from a jew is A-OK. If the content creator is a Gentile, then imagine yourself in their position. You work hard to make something, and charge money to support yourself, then people use it without paying. That seems wrong to me. However, the ethics are less clear when it comes to big companies where jews keep like 90% of the money and Gentiles get 10%.
 
Ol argedco luciftias said:
AgainstAllAuthority said:

RFID is not able to track you. It does not transmit anything to anyone. It is entirely passive/inactive. What RFID does is it has information programmed onto it when it is created, and that information is saved on there. For a phone, this may be the phone's specific serial number. For cash, it may just be so that there is proof that the cash is real. And for credit card, it just says that the card is real and whose account it is for. But the chip does nothing on its own. It needs to be read by a specialized reader that is designed to interact with the specific resonant frequency of the RFID chip, which is often a very different frequency for different things. And this reader has to come very close to it for it to function. But if you are not anywhere near a reader, there is no way for it to do anything.

The RFID chip uses the power of the incoming radio waves to power itself, do computing and send back an answer. It's passive in the sense that it will not initiate a connection or send information on its own. I work with the stuff. The most powerful reader that I installed could read RFID tags from half a mile away. I'm confident that cell towers can read RFID chips from at least a mile away as they have beamforming antennas. I speculate that the military has tech that can read them from a satellite.
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

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