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Subject: [tor-talk] Innocent Seattle Exit Operators And Privacy Advocates
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Hi Tor Talkers,

concerning again that passage:
https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2016/03/30/23885710/police-go-on-fishing-e=
xpedition-search-the-home-of-seattle-privacy-activists-who-maintain-tor-net=
work
Bultmann and Robinson run a Tor exit node out of their home

i thought "run out of" is like run out of school what means for me "doing e=
verything except school activity", but now there are some quotes from the a=
ctivists which reads the opposite, they installed the exit node within thei=
r home and the fbi raided that place. a hint: just in case a fbi agent does=
n't leave you while you want to change clothing not to wait freezing in the=
 cold morning outside your home untill their search inside is done. you can=
 put clothes on top of your pyjamas and you must not be nude in front of th=
at officer in your home. if you run a Tor exit node at home you will rememb=
er that unless you want it. hmmm

Is that already a trigger for bad pranks or halloween surprisenings like a =
guidance to that joke (in short):

http://www.snopes.com/crime/clever/nowplant.asp =

Dear Papa, Don't dig up that garden. That's where the bodies are buried. Lo=
ve, Vinnie
At 4 a.m. the next morning, FBI agents and local police arrived and dug up =
the entire area without finding any bodies.

Do you really just have to leave a low cost tiny wlan Tor exit node every n=
ow and then for a fbi surprise in the morning? And make the "april fools da=
y call" at lunch time while your pranked friend is not yet fully recovered.=
 Or in case the mucked person awaits a stripper in official clothings every=
 morning.

Or do we have to read that raid article in combination with the notice =

"Tor and child pornography" from e347c518 at ghostmail.com?

all germans must praise the lord that all those disappear from the normal i=
nternet and gathered in the *.onion "heaven". you have to know that no germ=
an citizen is allowed to have a single byte of childporn in the device's RA=
M. it is totally forbidden to possess a digit from that kind of stuff even =
when you never ever have seen that (on the display while browsing). a singl=
e pic (e. g. 1MB) would suffocate the drive (e. g. 1TB), your live. so it i=
s good you can't reach that *.onion haven without Tor. that is good news fo=
r germans to stay away from long term jail as some already got click baited=
 while they wanted to do online banking or go to their favorite online game.

and another glimpse to that words
> and research has shown a lot of hidden services use is related to these s=
ites.

that "research" is a point to emphasis. i wonder how many good investigator=
s in relation to bad visitors got trapped in that fbi server cp-honeypot. e=
ven the EU payed/pays NGOs to look for such sites to uptodate a family filt=
er; not to mention that they got very angry when they noticed that those ex=
ploit(ed) the filter and make a low cost yellow page out of it.

assuming all those pages are now in *.onion then all those investigators fr=
om all over the world are there, too, even those who got payed by EU to mak=
e family filters. if those investigators from the global internet are all u=
norganized (anonymous via Tor) everyone of them wants the other one jailed =
(honeypots and surfer likewise). they have to think all others must be the =
bad visitor. to assure the evidence from each other they have to make traff=
ic, lots of traffic. and it is not that astonishing that the left hand don'=
t know what the right hand does even when they are not that anonymous:

http://www.latimes.com/world/middleeast/la-fg-cia-pentagon-isis-20160327-st=
ory.html
"The fighting has intensified over the last two months, as CIA-armed units =
and Pentagon-armed ones have repeatedly shot at each other while maneuverin=
g through contested territory on the northern outskirts of Aleppo, U.S. off=
icials and rebel leaders have confirmed."

oh and there is one more thing. the dot on the i, the cherry on the cake. e=
very nation has that "problem"- really besides the persons who choose their=
 job while it is what they like to do most (you don't choose car mechanic w=
hile you want to touch and grope people in a row all time long you choose T=
SA "screener" or "good investigator") -, well besides that it is that probl=
em you have with intels:

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/hans-georg-maassen-verfassungssch=
utz-wirbt-mit-lizenz-zum-lauschen-a-1067425.html
"All das machen, was man schon immer machen wollte": Der Verfassungsschutz =
wirbt auf ungew=F6hnliche Weise um neues Personal. Wer f=FCr ihn arbeite, d=
=FCrfe "straflos" Telefongespr=E4che belauschen, sagt Pr=E4sident Maa=DFen.

2015 the federal office for the protection of the constitution in germany i=
s desperatly searching for employees with the slogan: "you can do whatever =
you want without consequences" even listen to phone calls.  in 2014 no one =
was answering that call although you could have earned 2.900 euros monthly:

http://www.sueddeutsche.de/karriere/verfassungschutz-schaltet-stellenanzeig=
en-schlapphuete-verzweifelt-gesucht-1.2275202
Bis zu 2900 Euro brutto zahlt der Verfassungsschutz f=FCr Nachwuchskr=E4fte=
. Dienstort ist K=F6ln-Chorweiler, was fr=FCher einmal eine sozialdemokrati=
sche Mustersiedlung war, heute aber eher ein Standort jener Leute, die der =
Verfassungsschutz auch im Blick hat. Das klingt nach einem soliden Bewerbun=
gsprofil. Offenbar gab es aber keine Interessenten auf die Stellenanzeigen. =


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