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Post by mellie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 10:39 am

Rorschach wrote:
Are you seriously suggesting ECHELON is a conspiracy theory?
Told you "mental deficiency" she just doesn't and probably will never, get it.

Echelon is a Communications intercept system not a patrol boat not a radar system, spies don't go looking for boats at sea ya moron.

AUSCANNZUKUS is a naval Command, Control, Communications and Computers interoperability organisation involving the Anglosphere nations of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. They collaborate with the following government agency, that falls under a different statute to our more conventional gov agencies.



http://www.bpc.gov.au/


You are as thick as a brick.

Why are you so dense?

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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by mellie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 10:41 am

AUSCANNZUKUS is a broad ship.


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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by Rorschach » Wed Apr 10, 2013 10:52 am

You idiot.

A listening station is a fucking listening station ya moron.
A station inland doesn't have fucking ships at it's door ya moron.
I already posted info on your last bloody topic about Echelon ya mong.
You gotta stop posting stuff you google but don't understand.
I know what AUSCANNZUKUS stands for do you, here let me help.
AUS
CAN
NZ
UK
US
do you get it yet?
Like everyone told you on your last topic Echelon has been known about for decades.
I already posted what the station is and what it does... ya flip.
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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by Rorschach » Wed Apr 10, 2013 11:06 am

here... one last fcuking time...
The Australian Defence Satellite Communications Ground Station (ADSCGS) is located at Kojarena, 30 km east of Geraldton in Western Australia. It is operated by the ADF Defence Signals Division (DSD). As of November 2005, the base was staffed by seventy-nine personnel, and housed five radomes and eight satellite antennas. The Kojarena station is a major Australian DSD signals interception facility, and is part of a worldwide system of satellite communications keyword monitoring known as Echelon, which operates within the wider UKUSA signals intelligence system.
let me try to explain this for you...

kojarena is near geraldton.
It is a satellite communications ground station under control of the australian defence department.
it is run by the signals division. (not ocean rescue)
It intercepts signals... that is basically telecommunications (it doesn't look for boats)
it is part of a worldwide system shared by the Us, UK, Canada, NZ and us. hence the number 5
it uses Echelon a communications intercept system that uses KEYWORDS to intercept communications
echelon is also used by other agencies and organisations in the US and UK for intelligence gathering.

now what keywords do you think the Sri lankans would have to say (on a band they monitor) to be noticed?
personally I think they should monitor for "mel is onboard" so they can blow the fucker out of the water and save humanity.
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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by mellie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 1:41 pm

Let me tell you this...


Communications are a natural target for terrorist activity, and given this ports proximity to an intelligence base ECHELON, just 30km, you would have thought with all 5 of their eyes, we would have managed to spot this clapped-out boat full of Tamil Tigers. Hard to believe two locals on a dingy were who spotted then reported the surprise arrival.

The Geraldton Port Authority is a security regulated port as set out in the Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act (MTOFSA) 2003.

http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/C2005C ... para2.1664



Security systems failed, either due to human error or intention.

Theres an investigation currently underway, so will have to wait and see I guess.


Apparently another boat full of refugees was able to enter a Darwin port last year, seemingly undetected also.

Border security and Customs have much to answer for, as do our federal and state governments and their trusted private agencies who are entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring our borders and ports (particularly those in said secure zones) are secure.

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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by Rorschach » Wed Apr 10, 2013 1:49 pm

God you're an idiot.... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Even for a conspiranut you're dense. :du

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Post by mellie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 2:08 pm

Rorschach wrote:God you're an idiot.... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Even for a conspiranut you're dense. :du

:c

Someone must have forgotten to flush the toilet, it stinks in here.


Bye bye...

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Post by Rorschach » Wed Apr 10, 2013 2:29 pm

Promises, promises...
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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by mellie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 3:18 pm

Rorschach wrote:Promises, promises...
I have washed clothes, taken care of my little one, fed her, bathed her, given her a baby massage after her bath, had play time, read her a story before afternoon nap, washed more clothes, hung them out, brought them back in, ironed them, (still have a few shirts to go) mopped floors, stripped sheets and made beds x 2 + 1 cot..., put dinner on, (casserole in slow cooker)... fed cat, (gave him an early dinner) and in between, I have written two articles, (my own, NOT what I have posted here )... and still.... each time I return ...pop in to see whats new....there you are, trolling, trolling trolling away....why the fuck is your face stuck to this forums door?

8-) How productive have you been today Rorsch you giant dung beetle.

Oh, and watered hanging outdoor and indoor pot plants too.


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Re: Protests in Australia’s offshore detention camps media h

Post by Neferti » Wed Apr 10, 2013 5:18 pm

mellie wrote:
Rorschach wrote:Promises, promises...
I have washed clothes, taken care of my little one, fed her, bathed her, given her a baby massage after her bath, had play time, read her a story before afternoon nap, washed more clothes, hung them out, brought them back in, ironed them, (still have a few shirts to go) mopped floors, stripped sheets and made beds x 2 + 1 cot..., put dinner on, (casserole in slow cooker)... fed cat, (gave him an early dinner) and in between, I have written two articles, (my own, NOT what I have posted here )... and still.... each time I return ...pop in to see whats new....there you are, trolling, trolling trolling away....why the fuck is your face stuck to this forums door?

8-) How productive have you been today Rorsch you giant dung beetle.

Oh, and watered hanging outdoor and indoor pot plants too.


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Some people with untreated bipolar disorder have repeated depressions and only an occasional episode of hypomania (bipolar II). In the other extreme, mania may be the main problem and depression may occur only infrequently. In fact, symptoms of mania and depression may be mixed together in a single bipolar state.



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