Gaston LaNoir
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- Dołączono
- 25 Gru 2021
From 2012 to 2022, I lived with an Asian lady named LuLu Lusiana in New York. Yes, her name is two letters away from being Louisiana. The serendipity is off the charts.
Anyway, starting in 2017 and continuing on to 2021, Lulu made many, many, MANY calls to the cable company complaining about people hacking into our router. If some kindly intelligence agency were to get in contact with Spectrum cable and review the call notes, they will see that this is the case.
One of Lulu's quirks was that she had an almost autistic obsession with the speed of the internet. We lived somewhere where some days the internet was faster than others and so she was always checking how fast the internet was that day.
This obsession would extend to checking how much bandwidth each person in the house was using up. Starting in 2017, Lulu started noticing computers that were not in our house accessing our routers.
This is how the scam works. This is how the documentary's "researchers" are able to keep landing these incredible doxes that seem to require incredible luck or knowing exactly to look and/or exactly what to look for. They are hacking into people's routers which allows them to remote view what is on people's screens and then acting like they are amazing researchers when in reality, they are just a collective of mentally ill prostitutes and pedophile kikes..
The victim could scan their computer for viruses all day and not find them because they are not in your computer, they are in your router which most people would never think to check.
Considering that these people are GOVERNMENT ASSETS, this has monumental constitutional implications. Assets of the government are violating people's rights BECAUSE of their political affiliation. Certainly there should be some Jewish race traitor lawyers who see the lawsuit potential lawsuits here.
Fortunately, Rougarou's blessings shine down on me and I wound up with a roommate who had an autistic obsession with internet speed..
Anyone caught up in this scam should contact their cable company to see if any unauthorized computers have been
EDIT: I should note that the hacking of our router continued even after we moved to a different house in another par of New York. At first I thought it might be some cheapskate in the neighborhood trying to score free internet. but then it kept happening after we moved.
Anyway, starting in 2017 and continuing on to 2021, Lulu made many, many, MANY calls to the cable company complaining about people hacking into our router. If some kindly intelligence agency were to get in contact with Spectrum cable and review the call notes, they will see that this is the case.
One of Lulu's quirks was that she had an almost autistic obsession with the speed of the internet. We lived somewhere where some days the internet was faster than others and so she was always checking how fast the internet was that day.
This obsession would extend to checking how much bandwidth each person in the house was using up. Starting in 2017, Lulu started noticing computers that were not in our house accessing our routers.
This is how the scam works. This is how the documentary's "researchers" are able to keep landing these incredible doxes that seem to require incredible luck or knowing exactly to look and/or exactly what to look for. They are hacking into people's routers which allows them to remote view what is on people's screens and then acting like they are amazing researchers when in reality, they are just a collective of mentally ill prostitutes and pedophile kikes..
The victim could scan their computer for viruses all day and not find them because they are not in your computer, they are in your router which most people would never think to check.
Considering that these people are GOVERNMENT ASSETS, this has monumental constitutional implications. Assets of the government are violating people's rights BECAUSE of their political affiliation. Certainly there should be some Jewish race traitor lawyers who see the lawsuit potential lawsuits here.
Fortunately, Rougarou's blessings shine down on me and I wound up with a roommate who had an autistic obsession with internet speed..
Anyone caught up in this scam should contact their cable company to see if any unauthorized computers have been
EDIT: I should note that the hacking of our router continued even after we moved to a different house in another par of New York. At first I thought it might be some cheapskate in the neighborhood trying to score free internet. but then it kept happening after we moved.
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