Starvin Larry

“Inspired” by THIS Steven Crowder video and no, I couldn’t watch more than a few minutes.

Silhouette of SA 330 Puma helicopter based upon a design diagram by Jetijones, and used under Creative Commons agreement.

The Federalist: Did Fusion GPS’ Anti-Trump Researcher Avoid Surveillance With Ham Radio?

Steemit: Why did Nellie Ohr apply for a ham radio license one month after being contracted by Fusion GPS?

The American Spectator: Nellie Ohr: Woman in the Middle

This should drive home a few points, most important being that communications through means you have complete control over have advantages. The second is that thinking outside of the box, reverting to old, open-source tech can be a challenge to those accustomed to tracking through conventional options.

While we don’t have the details of exactly what she was doing, and likely never will, the takeaways is that someone advised her to get off the internet. I would not be surprised if they had set up a simplex VHF packet network to pass files. Nothing a thrift store or craigslist netbook, baofeng, and signalink can’t be capable of. Include some type…

By the time you read this, I would be surprised if there are many in America, let alone among the readership here, who are not aware of the fact that, during the recent mass killing at a Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, several deputies of the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, including at least one School Resource Officer (SRO)—whose primary duty, at least in theory, was to protect those young people of his community—stood outside, even as local municipal police officers moved into the building.

Initially, it was pretty quickly known that one deputy, the SRO, had never even attempted to enter the building, once the gunfire began. Quickly—and righteously—he was labeled a coward. Just as quickly however, more than a few notable people, across the Internet and media—including some with stellar combat records themselves—jumped in to the fray in his defense, pointing out such things as their experiences having…