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Ace Acme

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8. As the Anti-War Movement was Unraveling in the Early '70's

Reply to Frank_Norris_Lives (Original post)

Wed Oct 23, 2013, 05:26 PM

Oct 2013

some of the activists started complaining about infiltrators trying to get us all in trouble and manage things to make us look bad. I said they were just drama queens trying to make out they were more important than they were, and the strain of the activist calling was making them paranoid.

A few years later the Frank Church Committee found that these tales were true.

Six years ago when people were telling me that cellphones could spy on you and listen in even when they were off, and webcams could be turned on remotely, I thought they were nuts. Now of course we know it was all true.

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