ironically a little bit of foil'll foil 'em! (yup, their machines cannot read thru tin foil, just paper)--I used ta send cash thattaway--That said, today attemptin' ta keep yer privacy private with a foil modesty "wrap" is a red flag fer USPS; first they find the foil in the scan an' THEN they gotta decide if whatever ya put foil 'round is worth their steamin' open! (still damned if ya do/don't!)
A question slightly off-topic here: Have you, or anyone else you know of on Substack, mused on the reason why postal workers were not mandated the jab? I remember hearing something obscure about Maritime Law or something, but didn't understand it
I spent half of my life typing on typewriters. Considering how much work it took to correct a typo, I'm still full of them! Still remember having to start pages over and over, because they couldn't take any more corrections! :)
Actually, what they call "Deep State" is nothing but the morons working for alphabet-soup agencies. Both they and the "government" are operating according to the instructions from their masters, who are the same in the US, and even in Russia and in China.
The USPS' surveillance operations include snooping into people's emails as well, which got some passing attention during heightened 'security' with covid. Ironic and revealing that our tampering with the mail is a federal offense.
Ordinary customers are paying as much as we do primarily to compensate for all the reduced fees and deals bizzness gets (think, and thank, all your junk mail).
The USPS has been another one of those successful ('socialist'!) public services of the past (post offices used to double as public banks) which has been steadily defunded (controlled demolition, especially rural services) to advance costly and crappy privatization (e.g., UPS, FedEx). This has included cutbacks adversely affecting workers, who used to enjoy one of the better and most stable of jobs in the economy, with such predictable results as the proverbial 'going postal' on the part of employees (a general condition across the alienating experience of wage slavery).
I did not know about email notification of mail. Cannot envision why needed. I have had "mail' opened but both times the contents were gone. One gift package from Amsterdam and another from within these United States. Evidently customs opened my Amsterdam mail and expropriated my grass. Simply a gift from a compassionate soul who sought to help me in grinding poverty. And the five year later opened mail also saw weed stolen by USPS. Not one piece of mail pertaining to overthrowing and overcoming the biosecurity state has been.
The problem is that mail can be stolen from the mailbox, too, and there is no evidence, unless it has a security camera in and, perhaps, near, the mailbox...
ironically a little bit of foil'll foil 'em! (yup, their machines cannot read thru tin foil, just paper)--I used ta send cash thattaway--That said, today attemptin' ta keep yer privacy private with a foil modesty "wrap" is a red flag fer USPS; first they find the foil in the scan an' THEN they gotta decide if whatever ya put foil 'round is worth their steamin' open! (still damned if ya do/don't!)
So if I write a letter but I wrap it in double sheets of typing paper can they still scan the letter that I send via post office?
A question slightly off-topic here: Have you, or anyone else you know of on Substack, mused on the reason why postal workers were not mandated the jab? I remember hearing something obscure about Maritime Law or something, but didn't understand it
Here up north of the border they were. ALL gov't employees.
Nope, I have no clue, except that they were, and still are, necessary to serve the Cabal.
Carbon paper.
Remember this?
The smell!
I spent half of my life typing on typewriters. Considering how much work it took to correct a typo, I'm still full of them! Still remember having to start pages over and over, because they couldn't take any more corrections! :)
Same here. :)
Perhaps that humble carbon may steer away curious eyes?
There are many types of scanning and I'm sure carbon wouldn't make a difference.
- .... . .-. . / .. ... / -. --- / -.. . . .--. / ... - .- - . / -... ..- - / --- -. .-.. -.-- / .-..-. - .... . / ... - .- - . .-.-.- .-..-.
Oh, dear... Would the AI understand Morse code?
I hope so, translated: THERE IS NO DEEP STATE BUT ONLY "THE STATE."
But of course we can scramble it before encoding.
Actually, what they call "Deep State" is nothing but the morons working for alphabet-soup agencies. Both they and the "government" are operating according to the instructions from their masters, who are the same in the US, and even in Russia and in China.
The USPS' surveillance operations include snooping into people's emails as well, which got some passing attention during heightened 'security' with covid. Ironic and revealing that our tampering with the mail is a federal offense.
Ordinary customers are paying as much as we do primarily to compensate for all the reduced fees and deals bizzness gets (think, and thank, all your junk mail).
The USPS has been another one of those successful ('socialist'!) public services of the past (post offices used to double as public banks) which has been steadily defunded (controlled demolition, especially rural services) to advance costly and crappy privatization (e.g., UPS, FedEx). This has included cutbacks adversely affecting workers, who used to enjoy one of the better and most stable of jobs in the economy, with such predictable results as the proverbial 'going postal' on the part of employees (a general condition across the alienating experience of wage slavery).
Apparently, the system cannot be fixed from inside, and the parasites must go...
I did not know about email notification of mail. Cannot envision why needed. I have had "mail' opened but both times the contents were gone. One gift package from Amsterdam and another from within these United States. Evidently customs opened my Amsterdam mail and expropriated my grass. Simply a gift from a compassionate soul who sought to help me in grinding poverty. And the five year later opened mail also saw weed stolen by USPS. Not one piece of mail pertaining to overthrowing and overcoming the biosecurity state has been.
The problem is that mail can be stolen from the mailbox, too, and there is no evidence, unless it has a security camera in and, perhaps, near, the mailbox...
True. This is why I anxiously pray my investments in Teleportation penny stocks on the Moscow Exchange catch fire.