Hope you and your family have a good day and a better tomorrow. Looks like we are going to be in for a long haul and some really bad times coming.
I will leave you with a final though. It is a question for you. Can you prove that Texas is a legal US state in the union?
If you say yes and you are not in Texas you might want to consider the fact that by international law a Sovereign Nation cannot be annexed. Even the US constitution does not allow anything but Islands and territories to be taken in. Now the annexation of Texas had to be passed in the US congress by 1/1/1846. The bill is still in sub committee in the US Congress as it would never pass. I know a man that will pay you $4,000.00's in pure Silver if you can prove Texas is a legal state. Want to collect it? Go for it. You might want to review League vs DeYoung, 52 US 185 US Supreme Court that says it is a Treaty. Now a Treaty has to be signed by both parties to be legal, right. How could anyone sign off on a US Supreme Court Decision. You can't. Again you have to think outside the box.
Wayne Blackburn
scorpion <scorpio..._at_hotmail.com> wrote:
This is really cool!!!!
so let me get this right! The government can see me through my large
lcd tv screen through my digital cable box??
Cool!!!
I have been looking for a covert camera for years that does not give
it's self away!! I have tried covert PIR, smokes, clocks, and fuzzy
monkeys!!
I have hidden cameras in birdhouses, doghouses, and I have made fake
water pump "pump houses" with fake pvc pipes to make it realistic.
Now I have found the a new tool!!! A simple LCD TV!!
Since you have all of this "info" would you send my the schematics so
that I can make it work???
If you do not have schematics, can you at least give me some links???
How do I pull video camera "video signal" from the F connector, or
from the RGB connector.
Is the video line level?? Is it in a digital format, and do I need to
hook up an ethernet over coax system to pull the video from the TV??
Do I view the "camera image" with a computer? Do I use a router ip
address in the browsers address bar to see the video??
Do I need to use something like this???
Hmmmmmmmmm?????
I got it!! Maybe the video is actually coming out of the TV from the
power cord!!! Does this mean that there is networking on my power
cord??
Do I need one of these??
http://www.corinex.com/web/docx.nsf/w/eng-corinex_av200_powerline_ethernet_adapter
Now all I need to do is hook up my computer to the powerline
adapter!! Now please tell me how do I pull the "camera" video from my
digital TV??????
Can I use my free internet service provider to watch the video from
somewhere else????
http://www.google.com/tisp/
http://www.google.com/tisp/install.html
IF YOU HAVE THE INFO, THEN I AM INTERESTED!!!
What do you other guys think???
On Apr 10, 11:13 pm, "Its from Onion" wrote:
> Thank you. Some folks will believe anything.
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: John Papaleo
> To: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com
> Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 7:47 AM
> Subject: [TSCM-L] {2554} Re: Auto "Black boxes
>
> Rubish....are you still looking to see where they filmed the lunar landing or the secret hanger in area 51?.........paranoia is the secret tool of evil. some people like to spread it like an ugly virus, i don't know what that means they are.
>
> John D. Papaleo CHS III
> Special Applications Engineer
>
> Advanced Electronic Solutions
> 15-03 132nd Street
> College Point, New York 11356
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com on behalf of Wayne Blackburn
> Sent: Thu 4/3/2008 11:51 AM
> To: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com
> Subject: [TSCM-L] {2551} Auto "Black boxes
>
> Black boxes and naughty TV's coming!
>
> As you all know for some time "Black Boxes have been put in your vehicle. Here a little info.
> 2002 Chevy Pick ups The device is under the drivers seat and has been pulled and used in court against the owners at time.
>
> To disable, pull the fuse (now I can't tell you that can I?) So lets see. If you knew that the Air Bag fuse was the one supplying power to the "Black Box" you would not want to pull that fuse, would you, or let it go bad now?
>
> Might be a good idea to have a spare fuse. If you are taxes as in Texas, ops I did it again, it is called an vehicle inspection every year and not just another of the 54+ taxes we pay here. Mercy Mercy, will it ever end. Next they will want to tax us on the amount of air we take in during the day, but we would probably get a price break while we are sleeping!
>
> One final though, you might want to remove all the TV's from your bedrooms before 2009 when they all go "Interactive Digital".
>
> Now surely I don't have to explain that one. Big Brother has finally arrived and you let him in, your "TV" is now (two way), a camera and a TV, that is watching you! Don't think so? Better think again. And you opened the door and let him in!
>
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<font size="4">Hi Scorpion. <br>I can appreciate good humor also. But if you stop and think a minute. The systems are already in place. The Sat and Cable already are two way aren't they? Don't they download the info to your TV? Now the Receivers have to upload to tell them they need to be updated. Now it might be stretching a little to understand it, but all the engineers in TV I have talked to all have agreed ed, Orwell's 1984 is here. What exact method they use only the PHD Engineers can tell you exactly how it works, but I have been assured it is 2 way interactive. You do not have the info to access it for now, but why do they want your phone line plugged in? All I am saying is try thinking outside the box a minute and I think it will come to you just how far Big Brother has come. The TV's always have a standby working system that keeps the TV's ready for instant on. Ditto for all the boxes you attach to the TV. Now is that enough to at least think about? And no I can't
"prove" it but after being in electronics for 45+ years you begin to notice things that are going on and you suddenly realize just how far it goes.<br>If this doesn't answer your question, please check it out with some real experts and get their thoughts on it. I know at first I got laughed at but after a little while they came back and said. Darn, you are right.<br><br>Hope you and your family have a good day and a better tomorrow. Looks like we are going to be in for a long haul and some really bad times coming.<br><br>I will leave you with a final though. It is a question for you. Can you prove that Texas is a legal US state in the union?<br><br>If you say yes and you are not in Texas you might want to consider the fact that by international law a Sovereign Nation cannot be annexed. Even the US constitution does not allow anything but Islands and territories to be taken in. Now the annexation of Texas had to be passed in the US congress by 1/1/1846. The bill is still in
sub committee in the US Congress as it would never pass. I know a man that will pay you $4,000.00's in pure Silver if you can prove Texas is a legal state. Want to collect it? Go for it. You might want to review League vs DeYoung, 52 US 185 US Supreme Court that says it is a Treaty. Now a Treaty has to be signed by both parties to be legal, right. How could anyone sign off on a US Supreme Court Decision. You can't. Again you have to think outside the box.<br><br>Wayne Blackburn</font><br><br><b><i>scorpion <scorpi..._at_hotmail.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> <br>This is really cool!!!!<br><br>so let me get this right! The government can see me through my large<br>lcd tv screen through my digital cable box??<br><br>Cool!!!<br><br>I have been looking for a covert camera for years that does not give<br>it's self away!! I have tried covert PIR, smokes, clocks, and
fuzzy<br>monkeys!!<br><br>I have hidden cameras in birdhouses, doghouses, and I have made fake<br>water pump "pump houses" with fake pvc pipes to make it realistic.<br><br>Now I have found the a new tool!!! A simple LCD TV!!<br><br>Since you have all of this "info" would you send my the schematics so<br>that I can make it work???<br><br>If you do not have schematics, can you at least give me some links???<br><br>How do I pull video camera "video signal" from the F connector, or<br>from the RGB connector.<br><br>Is the video line level?? Is it in a digital format, and do I need to<br>hook up an ethernet over coax system to pull the video from the TV??<br>Do I view the "camera image" with a computer? Do I use a router ip<br>address in the browsers address bar to see the video??<br><br>Do I need to use something like this???<br><br>Hmmmmmmmmm?????<br><br>I got it!! Maybe the video is actually coming out of the TV from the<br>power cord!!! Does this mean that there is
networking on my power<br>cord??<br><br>Do I need one of these??<br><br>
http://www.corinex.com/web/docx.nsf/w/eng-corinex_av200_powerline_ethernet_adapter<br><br>Now all I need to do is hook up my computer to the powerline<br>adapter!! Now please tell me how do I pull the "camera" video from my<br>digital TV??????<br><br><br>Can I use my free internet service provider to watch the video from<br>somewhere else????<br><br>
http://www.google.com/tisp/<br><br>
http://www.google.com/tisp/install.html<br><br><br>IF YOU HAVE THE INFO, THEN I AM INTERESTED!!!<br><br>What do you other guys think???<br><br><br><br>On Apr 10, 11:13 pm, "Its from Onion" <ared..._at_msn.com> wrote:<br>> Thank you. Some folks will believe anything.<br>><br>><br>><br>> ----- Original Message -----<br>> From: John Papaleo<mailto:jp...@nyaes.com><br>> To: TSCM-...@googlegroups.com<mailto:TSCM-...@googlegroups.com><br>> Sent: Monday,
April 07, 2008 7:47 AM<br>> Subject: [TSCM-L] {2554} Re: Auto "Black boxes<br>><br>> Rubish....are you still looking to see where they filmed the lunar landing or the secret hanger in area 51?.........paranoia is the secret tool of evil. some people like to spread it like an ugly virus, i don't know what that means they are.<br>><br>> John D. Papaleo CHS III<br>> Special Applications Engineer<br>><br>> Advanced Electronic Solutions<br>> 15-03 132nd Street<br>> College Point, New York 11356<br>><br>> -----Original Message-----<br>> From: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com<mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com> on behalf of Wayne Blackburn<br>> Sent: Thu 4/3/2008 11:51 AM<br>> To: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com<mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com><br>> Subject: [TSCM-L] {2551} Auto "Black boxes<br>><br>> Black boxes and naughty TV's
coming!<br>><br>> As you all know for some time "Black Boxes have been put in your vehicle. Here a little info.<br>> 2002 Chevy Pick ups The device is under the drivers seat and has been pulled and used in court against the owners at time.<br>><br>> To disable, pull the fuse (now I can't tell you that can I?) So lets see. If you knew that the Air Bag fuse was the one supplying power to the "Black Box" you would not want to pull that fuse, would you, or let it go bad now?<br>><br>> Might be a good idea to have a spare fuse. If you are taxes as in Texas, ops I did it again, it is called an vehicle inspection every year and not just another of the 54+ taxes we pay here. Mercy Mercy, will it ever end. Next they will want to tax us on the amount of air we take in during the day, but we would probably get a price break while we are sleeping!<br>><br>> One final though, you might want to remove all the TV's from your
bedrooms before 2009 when they all go "Interactive Digital".<br>><br>> Now surely I don't have to explain that one. Big Brother has finally arrived and you let him in, your "TV" is now (two way), a camera and a TV, that is watching you! Don't think so? Better think again. And you opened the door and let him in!<br>><br>> The old Analog Technician- Hide quoted text -<br>><br>> - Show quoted text -<br><br><br><br></mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com></mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com></mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com></mailto:jp..._at_nyaes.com></ared..._at_msn.com></blockquote><br>
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