Fusion GPS dossier cabal was using spy tradecraft to evade leaving electronic footprints

American Thinker ^ | Thomas Lifson

[detective]

Shortened title.

Full title: Fusion GPS dossier cabal was using spy tradecraft to evade leaving electronic footprints for NSA surveillance

I suspect that we are in the process of uncovering the worst political scandal in American history, in which the most fearsome tool of federal government spying was turned against the Trump campaign.  A cabal manipulated events behind the scenes to subvert the legal safeguards that are supposed to prevent such an abuse.

[detective]

Excellent article.

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[Southack]

It’s not an “excellent article.” You have to read all of the way to the end before you are told with wild-eyes that HAM radio signals aren’t being spied on by the NSA, which is entirely untrue.

The NSA originated as the U.S. Army’s signals intelligence unit. During WW2 the Agency that later became the NSA spied on HAM radio signals almost exclusively.

Today, all electronic emissions are spied upon, which obviously includes HAM radio signals.

[Diogenesis]

The FBI, CIA, Soros and other non-US forces
are attempting to take out the American Peoples’
chosen President.

Meanwhile, even more witnesses (a doctor this time
who complained about the CLINTON FOUNDATION stealing
and rape of children in Haiti) are found murdered
(this one had a knife in his heart) but ALL are
called “suicide” - rather than the Arkancide
they continue to be.

AG Sessions: WAKE UP!!!! or resign.

[mewzilla]

I dobut these guys were really worried about Barry’s NSA. Be interesting to know who they were worried about.

[spokeshave]

I recall a spy story...."Lasseters Run"...about a WWII radio operator that was sent behind Soviet lines during the cold war.

Hiking a suitcase radio and communicating with Morse code.

Needless to say, he was quickly identified.

[Batman11]

PFL

[DoughtyOne]

I lean in your direction on this.

I will say though, this is so pronounced all the corruption going on, that I can’t help but wonder if they aren’t gathering information before they take down literally tens of if not hundreds of people.

The whole Soros network should come down. Many Democrat operatives are guilty of crimes too numerous to mention.

This can’t be sailing over Trump’s and Session’s heads.

Trump is a savvy guy, and he said he was going to drain the swamp.

Is this why he left seemingly Leftist people in his own administration. We they keeping them around because they expected them to lead the to others.

This may be the biggest mouse-trap in recorded history.

Then again, maybe not.

About all I can do at this point with my popcorn.

One things I can guarantee you. It’s frustrating.

[DoughtyOne]

Here, is this what Trump is up to?

Is this going on in places and with people we have no idea about?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3612979/posts

[DoughtyOne]

Yes, does sound like a suicide mission doesn’t it.

[Southack]

Using a HAM radio doesn’t hide your message from the NSA, but it can hide the Receiver of your message.

The authors of the article for this thread don’t understand that Page’s real use for her HAM radio is far more sinister than what they erroneously wrote about.

She wasn’t trying to hide her *message*, she was hiding her Listener.

[Rockingham]

I suspect that the ham set was to listen, not to broadcast. If so, it would be a secure way to arrange face to face meetings.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[Neanderthal]

"I suspect that the ham set was to listen, not to broadcast. If so, it would be a secure way to arrange face to face meetings."

Why do you need a license to listen? I thought anyone can buy a receiver and listen to anything without getting a license.

[InterceptPoint]

It’s not an “excellent article.” You have to read all of the way to the end before you are told with wild-eyes that HAM radio signals aren’t being spied on by the NSA, which is entirely untrue.
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Thank you. I was about to make the same point. NSA collects everything and HAM radio frequencies are not protected from that surveillance.

[Southack]

Correct. Ohr would have *never* created the government paper trail of her HAM radio license if she only wanted to listen.

You get that license to Transmit.

People are idiots.

Ohr was using her HAM radio to send her messages to a Listener/Receiver who couldn’t be traced. That’s who never transmitted... at least not back via HAM. Maybe used an ad in a newspaper or some such.

[DainBramage]

What if the ham radio was used to only make contact a few miles away. No paper trail, no email just a quick burst. It would explain the license and no one would try to break the code.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I suspect she was transmitting mundane transmissions like “Cousin Johnny has blue eyes” type messages, disguised as coded messages.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Maybe used an ad in a newspaper or some such.

Like in the movie The Nazi Agent from 1942. In that movie, the Nazi's working inside the US were passing along coded messages back and forth to each other using newspaper ads.

[MMaschin]

There is an open source project called AirChat, that allow encrypted network communications, over Ham radio.

This is from the github

Disclaimer: We don't give a fucking shit about prohibitions over the use of encryption. fuck you NSA.

So yes, with a Ham radio, and AirChat, you could have secure, anonymous communications, over distance.