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Trolling the NSA
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2018-10-07 at 1:07 PM UTCI also spent half my life studying chemistry and learned how to source things like concentrated hydrogen peroxide and nitric acid.
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2018-10-07 at 1:24 PM UTCi heard about some fairly entertaining trolling (before trolling was even a thing) where the CIA was the victim...but i forgot what it was.
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2018-10-08 at 10:11 PM UTCGo to work fot them, get caught fucking escorts. Make sure it goes public.
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2018-11-06 at 9:37 PM UTCflagged for fgt-tree
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2018-11-13 at 12:37 AM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost What if I joined ISIS? They would care then.
So I have the perfect cover to commit a terrorist act against the large group of civilians is what you're saying…
no. they wouldn't care. they'd know if you joined isis, because isis is CIA. they also don't care if you commit a terrorist act against civilians, either. why would they care? how could that possibly be something they give a shit about? -
2018-11-13 at 12:51 AM UTCThats why you trick them into thinking they can bust you and get them to send you $10,000 for bombs and guns and then you just by drugs and block them on facebook.
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2018-11-13 at 1:10 AM UTCQ means Q status. the highest security clearance one can have in Military or Government Agency
T3R is a civilian highest clearance level. I think it starts with S1Hx and goes into seven categories before T3R
I worked in a secured bank HQ and was given the T3R for the 18 months I worked there. The management even joked and said Ohh you got it.. you're James Bond Civilian or some lame shit. I didn't even know nor care until later. it doesn't get you anything. it doesn't give you automatic access to a gun. I suppose I could of got into certain rooms or cleared for certain buildings I wouldn't have any use for but it was real. I will say this. Jeff Hunter sent me to the temp to perm agency (as advice) and I spoke with a Julie who knew Jeff. there is a Joke about Santa Clause now but I won't go into that lame story. apparently T3R was never pulled until recently.
Now its taking me days or possibly weeks for something simple to be cleared. my background is still idling and it's nothing to do with the 3 Day weekend. it's all auto now. Someone has fucked with me and my own bank card keep rejecting 10 times before going through.
but I was also hacked. it just shouldn't affect everything I had. -
2018-11-13 at 1:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by totse3.com Q means Q status. the highest security clearance one can have in Military or Government Agency
T3R is a civilian highest clearance level. I think it starts with S1Hx and goes into seven categories before T3R
I worked in a secured bank HQ and was given the T3R for the 18 months I worked there. The management even joked and said Ohh you got it.. you're James Bond Civilian or some lame shit. I didn't even know nor care until later. it doesn't get you anything. it doesn't give you automatic access to a gun. I suppose I could of got into certain rooms or cleared for certain buildings I wouldn't have any use for but it was real. I will say this. Jeff Hunter sent me to the temp to perm agency (as advice) and I spoke with a Julie who knew Jeff. there is a Joke about Santa Clause now but I won't go into that lame story. apparently T3R was never pulled until recently.
Now its taking me days or possibly weeks for something simple to be cleared. my background is still idling and it's nothing to do with the 3 Day weekend. it's all auto now. Someone has fucked with me and my own bank card keep rejecting 10 times before going through.
but I was also hacked. it just shouldn't affect everything I had.
If you have a certain clearance level do you get a special ID? Or is that only if you work on a special site where you can only get in if you have the proper security clearance. Do they keep it in your personnel file? What if you have Q clearance but also work on a special access program and one of the contingencies of the program is that your clearance level itself is secret as to obfuscate the fact you're working on/with a SAP? How do they verify your identity and security clearance in that situation? -
2018-11-13 at 7:04 PM UTC
Originally posted by Sophie If you have a certain clearance level do you get a special ID? Or is that only if you work on a special site where you can only get in if you have the proper security clearance. Do they keep it in your personnel file? What if you have Q clearance but also work on a special access program and one of the contingencies of the program is that your clearance level itself is secret as to obfuscate the fact you're working on/with a SAP? How do they verify your identity and security clearance in that situation?
with indepth KVT searches. -
2018-11-13 at 9:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by Sophie If you have a certain clearance level do you get a special ID? Or is that only if you work on a special site where you can only get in if you have the proper security clearance. Do they keep it in your personnel file? What if you have Q clearance but also work on a special access program and one of the contingencies of the program is that your clearance level itself is secret as to obfuscate the fact you're working on/with a SAP? How do they verify your identity and security clearance in that situation?
in civilian You might, I suppose if you go to the FBI office (which I believe they're the agency to clear you) and request one. but for the Bank Job it was onsite/inhouse card with a fob chip or swipe. this was before they put the chips in you standard CC now adays. so it was pretty cool to have a chip card.
But I suppose I could of requested one. What's funny is I prolly could of walked into Lawerence livermore lab with on had I requested one. :D Billary security days. You want to pay me how much, Mr Chinese Embassaror? Hmmmm?? (Falcon and the Snowman)
but in reality.. the security clearances can actually be lowered to prevent this so that only specific range or single lower range can access that one room.. making a x14 or whatever number .. G12 etc ? *dont know if G is used for classification or just a pay classification*. but I know security clearance isn't just 1-17 it can be adjusted to specific sectors in the building and then added -B or 02, 93 etc
I met some dude who was a locksmith at our bank. I was like "oh.. they kind of taught me this at the Hotel I used to work at" he said//Really? because usually only families pass this info down (my boss was from Ireland.. those dudes can do just about anything it seems when it comes to grunt stuff- as most hispanics.. its a trade passed down) and he offered to get me in. I wish I took that opportunity. fuck going to College, those jobs pay pretty well if you run the business yourself.
PS I couldn't get the lock on my door to pop looking over the "suggested video on youtube. not all of those work. but you need a special hand which isn't luck or natural skills.. you might excell in the learning process but most of those are adopted and adaptive over just having the surgeon hand. the newer locks with the spring mechanism? I don't know shit about locks really.. I just was fascinated at how they did it. Wanted to learn. everytime you change out a lock at someones house and their home gets broken into.. guess who the cops come and talk to first? LOL so you're always suspect. Which is just me. I'm Paul Hackett
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Edited" it not in a public info that your clearance is shown. i think there is a coded line which is encrypted for certain clearance to see what clearance you are? redundancy and shit. I have no idea though for sure.. never worked in HR but this is why HR has Legal working side by side with them.
