Makes sense, these are likely the worst fraud areas too... XD

Particularly at JFK airport.

Isn't the national security compromised?
Sex with regular folks is fine. But relationship with an enemy spy is illegal somewhere

I remember getting the honeypot opsec briefings about Russians when I was stationed on Ramage and we were in the Mediterranean

The issue is having a honeypot getting cozy and you spilling about opsec

And then I was stationed in Japan/Okinawa where there are many Chinese there either tourists, residents, or spies.

PRC, HK, Taiwan. All those intersections

"If a hot girl comes up to you it's because they want information. You just as ugly to her as you are back home".

Lol.

True.

And knows how to speak English.

Tell-tale sign right there

There was this really attractive Ukrainian/Russian girl I met in Cyprus. Man she was cute and liked me. ... Maybe.

And I do remember this Russian gal I met in Prague last year in Oktober. Gorgeous. ... By 2019, though, I have been far away from classified stuff so... Probably okay.

Also had long Jesus hair. Which is why I haven't done any new videos on my channel

So many layers of espionage tactics that may or may not work XD Never was taught them, but they should work.

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I remember writing about the cybersecurity of power grids in March to the White House via their web-contact form. Was trying to find it. However, it was interesting going back through that archive of 100s of messages in the early "15 days to slow the spread"

Sadly, sexual attraction is easy to use against men to manipulate them... lol It really is ridiculous.

Hehe

It's not just men. Anyone who has bad boundaries is taken in by it

Women tend to think men aren't listening or are not smart, so if you attract them and entertain them... They let out a lot of opsec, too

Kinda the same rationale that leads men in priviledged positions of either information or position to feel the same about hot women.

Power.

Or the appearance of it.

Anyways, night guys(and gals) 🙂

@skye overworked and underpayed. You?

@meglide Thanks, that was medically sound, guy seems to know his stuff. Btw: I am indisposed, but have some pieces of news.

@meglide *"This was graphically demonstrated by Sanofi’s vaccine where it took around 18-24 months for the ADE to show up (it was completely absent preclinically). The hypothesis is that there is some B cell maturation process that goes on and so the effect take some time. The Sanofi vaccine primed the immune system and they saw ADE on subsequent infection. [...] And just to add to this, dengue antibodies are definitely cross reactive to zika (and so presumably Chikungunya also) so you can see, preclinical at least, ADE between different viral infections of the same overall family."*

Overworked, underpaid, and waiting for stimulus check. Hahaha

What tools do you guys use to find court case files?

@KillerSmurf, you just advanced to level 2!

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/530966-fda-investigating-allergic-reactions-to-pfizer-vaccine-reported-in-multiple

Probably a good call.

The SCOTUS blog is a good source.

Haven’t heard this one before.
Pretty far out there, but very interesting.

https://mobile.twitter.com/KelemenCari/status/1340281591713714182

PACER

Where can we read more about China collecting American peoples DNA?

Are China people collecting our dna

Try the Fictional Section of your Local Library?

Wow

It's sad people even think of this stuff