The Tender For Law

Volume 3

Aug 15, 2013 8:41 PM

Michael Af Sj�lland

Elephant in the room (uncomfortable issue): My feeling is that corporate intelligence gathering is at...say 14% here: any takers, or will I get banned/chastised?

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Michael Af Sj�lland

Yeah, who knows? These guys try to make summaries which they feed up the line. I Know I should care less butI was born curious. I wonder about these guys, you know, they have to sleep at nigt - how do they do it? Making a buck? -- Hey, intel guys, think about what you're here for! -- anyway, funy story: he Danish intel guys grovel like worms for foreign agencies, and the foreign intel knows that, so they bait the smalltime wanna-be's (maybe canadians have a simlar story). Anyhow, this forum is great, and I appreciategood feedback, and thought we migh bring in our covert friends - they're just folks like us.

Andrew D'Aragon

Proceeding under the assumption everything is public record and all you say and or do is known, followed, watched, recorded or otherwise, then it begs the question, who cares if there are 2 dozen or more even? I have had agents side up to me and they either turn or run screaming for the hills. If through ignorance you feel there is a safe haven on the INTERNET or even in your own home then you are clearly deluding yourselves, and the matter is a waste of time in my opinion as you have far deeper issues to tend with.

Now if it is a game like "RED HAT" and there be a prize, well now we be talking. ;) LOL

David Johansen

i dont think it matters, 'corporate intelligence' is an oxymoron like 'sovereign citizen'. they can read all the crap we discuss and only get/become more afraid knowing that it is because of what they do (inverse robinhood) that they hurt slaves which will eventually revolt.

Pete Daoust

nov�el 1 (nvl) n. 1. A fictional prose narrative of considerable length, typically having a plot that is unfolded by the actions, speech, and thoughts of the characters. 2. The literary genre represented by novels.