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Comment by truth on February 13, 2016 at 4:32pm

Peeling the onion

Follow the money: How the US Government funds Tor

Comment by Suebian on February 13, 2016 at 4:26pm

Ooops, left out some info - The recommended Browser above is CyberDragon 1.6.1, it is cross platform compatible (even windows and mac). Thats a project to help fund, good guy from what i know so far..

Comment by Suebian on February 13, 2016 at 4:24pm

Anti Everything: Good day to you SIR.

Well onion routing is well, like an onion.. There are multiple layer to control the flow and privacy of your data through TOR so the onion routing concept is not platform independent.. Your data would create the teary core at the center. As it moves through the TOR network, layers are added and "peeled" as you navigate through the net. If you are not so saavy, the TOR Browser is the way to go (consider running TAILS and keeping it up to date from a USB stick..).

There is another browser out there that requires a bit of finesse to install but is totally worth it.. Besides, you could learn along the way to a successful installation.. 

Remember that TOR should only be a layer in your transport, not the general solution.. Oh, and here is your answer to where it came from.. Creepy right?

I say, use their tech against them and TOR is their tech. When you read the .pdf in this link ( http://www.onion-router.net/Publications/JCS-1997.pdf ) it becomes clear that public data is only there (authorized) to hide the traffic of the government operators in the field.. SOmething that is not apparent though is that with a global network (US GOV) you can monitor all known entries and exits from a birds eye view and determine who is going where and why.

Sneaky bastards.. This is why i am an advocate of encryption and the use of other layers to provide your personal security through TOR. They might be able to pick up who and where but not on the information transmitted/sent. I am speaking through experience on both sides of the conundrum as a former _blankhere_ and World Theater Operator. NO worries, those days are long gone and I had a rude awakening from the indoctrination.

The advantage to this system is that other governments do not have the assets in place in order to track movements inside TOR (from the birds eye view). Our technological development here in the US and mongering crusades abroad always include computer systems, these assets deployed on the ground provide a nice base to monitor all communications from without scrutiny.

My personal concern was that we could not engage China (years ago) even if we caught them with their hand in the cookie-jar..

Can we say NWO?

Btw, the donations you make to the TOR project get sucked in by the developers as a bonus to the non existent royalties given to them from the government. Yes, they hijacked it as soon as they could. So funding them is up to you. Me personally, I run a relay inside my DMZ and thats support enough.

Thanks for the question, I love exposing everything I can using the training i received from our NWO. Makes it worth all the years I wasted.. Have a good one friend,

//Suebi.

Comment by Anti Everything on February 13, 2016 at 3:41pm

This is interesting but I am not clear (me no damn computer genius) on the "Onion Routing". Who invented it, what does it do, is it in all PC or Apple hardware? My impression is this is a way the DoD et. al., get information on any computer user it wants. I have a 'Tor Browser' on my computer but stopped using it once I read about where the funding to develop the Browser came (a bit more to it then that, of course).