12 July 2013
Email Meta Blah Blah Blah
This exemplifies visible email meta-blah-blah-blah; PRISM sub-meta is more
elusive.
Cryptome's email program, Eudora, calls the visible meta "blah blah blah."
Every trackable hop adds its visible blah -- Yahoo, Stanford, Riseup,
SpamAssassin, Earthlink and AV Symantec, and hides the meta-trackable
blah served to spies and cops. Yahoo, Earthlink and Symantec are well-known
hyper-informants. Let's hope Stanford, Riseup and SpamAssassin inform only
by negligence.
For more try:
https://immersion.media.mit.edu/
Online spying guides:
http://cryptome.org/isp-spy/online-spying.htm
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[Finally, the message.]
Read this and let's be the Predators spying on these unsuspecting group of
'entrepreneurs' - at the very least let's answer their prayers and bring
'enlightenment'!!!!
Organizing/strategizing meeting Saturday July 13th, 4:00pm South Berkeley
Library, 1901 Russell St, Berkeley. If you can't make it, feel free to brainstorm
ideas and post to this list or email me - any actions at other 'expos' that
have worked well, please spread the word! Any materials, please pass on!
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10825523.htm
Drones Flying in San Francisco - World's First Small Unmanned Systems
Business Exposition
The event will be a two-day symposium with speakers who have experience
in the unmanned systems business sector.
The Future Of Aviation
"The positive uses for this technology are
endless."
There won't be any Predators preying on the unsuspecting at the Small Unmanned
Systems Business Expo being held in San Francisco on July 25-26, but rather
a group of entrepreneurs praying that they can bring enlightenment to the
masses by extolling the values of their small unmanned vehicles.
Sponsored by the sUAS News Group, the group is hoping to change the narrative
and broaden the perception of "drones".
"They have gotten a bad rap and there is a running misconception that they
are going to be used to look in people's windows," says Patrick Egan, President
of the Silicon Valley chapter of the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems,
Int'l. "We see them being used in search and rescue operations, wildlife
management, forestry protection, waterway and levy surveys , as well as feeding
a hungry world," he said. "The positive uses for this technology are
endless."
The world of unmanned vehicles is far broader than many realize, encompassing
a range of technologies from land vehicles such as Google's driverless cars,
to surface and subsurface water craft used to explore, map and survey our
oceans, lakes and rivers.
Worldwide, the unmanned vehicle industry is growing rapidly, and, not unlike
the growth of the internet, people are actively creating applications that
few people would envision.
One of the finalists in the Gates Foundation Grand Challenge has created
an unmanned aerial vehicle to deliver life saving vaccines to remote locations.
Domino's UK is experimenting with a system that will allow pizza delivery
via multi copter.
The OppiKoppi festival in South Africa is promising beer delivery to the
festival goers via multicopter so fans need not leave the pit; all GPS
coordinated of course. Meanwhile, US aerial vehicles are getting more print
space than airspace as they idle on the runway awaiting FAA
regulation.
"California has had many firsts in aviation and we are continuing that tradition
as this business event will be the first of its kind, with speakers, exhibitors,
and an opportunity to pilot a drone," said Egan. "This will be a great
opportunity for people to walk through the door of a new era in unmanned,
robotic technology."
In solidarity and action,
Xan Sam Joi
DISARM DISARM DISARM
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