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There is "separation of Church and State"

But that doesn't apply to corporations? They are just using certain websites, putting trust in them? Isn't that a little suspicious?

I'm thinking the "FBI Records Vault" on Twatter where they posted the Learned elders of Zion. And the "White House" page on JooTube

There is "separation of Church and State" But that doesn't apply to corporations? They are just using certain websites, putting trust in them? Isn't that a little suspicious? I'm thinking the "FBI Records Vault" on Twatter where they posted the Learned elders of Zion. And the "White House" page on JooTube

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt (edited )

Not suspicious at all. Nosebook and Joogle were both started with CIA money via the CIA's VC arm "In-Q-Tel" - archived link to IQT website (archive.vn).

They are "private companies" which were created by the government to spy on the citizenry while circumventing constitutional constraints.

Google started with CIA money (medium.com) - archive (archive.is)

106 Startups funded by In-Q-Tel (mattermark.com) - archive (archive.vn)

Facebook ("LifeLog") and Google wouldn't exist without government (palaceintrigueblog.com) - archive (archive.vn)

Pentagon kills "LifeLog" project (archive.vn)

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Had no clue CIA funded Joogle and Nosebook that is suspect

I wish the government secretly funded my work in progress internet projects :( not that I've done any

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

yeah it's a little known factiod. Can really get peoples attention.

As for the internet projects, I would suggest you find something small to start building and go from there. Like a mini social media site, add user accounts, login, avatar uploads. You learn the most by doing.