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"It was terribly dangerous to let your thoughts wander when you were in any public place or within range of a telescreen. The smallest thing could give you away. A nervous tic, an unconscious look of anxiety, a habit of muttering to yourself--anything that carried with it the suggestion of abnormality, of having something to hide. In any case, to wear an improper expression on your face...; was itself a punishable offense. There was even a word for it in Newspeak: facecrime..."


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Hostile_Intent


obligatory watchwords: Artistic Assasins

>> No.2671178
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2671178

words

>> No.2671182

>>2671178

What am I looking at here?

>> No.2671184
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2671184

more words

>> No.2671185

Why the long face?

>> No.2671186

>>2671182

Words that raise flags within the DHS and other agencies.

>> No.2671189
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2671189

just words

last pic

MEXICO

>> No.2671197

>>>/x/
>>>/pol/
>>>/b/

>> No.2671200

Now put all those words into a story and post it on democratic underground

>they're coming!

>> No.2671201

>>2671197

The documents these pics are from are freely available from the respective agency's website.

So stick your /x/ where the sun don't shine.
/pol/ yes, but WORDS are the basis of literature and thought.
/b/ faggot to you too.

>> No.2671212

I'm going to Google every single one of those words right now and see what happens.

>> No.2671214

>>2671200

I've already posted on /pol/ and /g/. Search term scripts are being written and implemented. They will automate web searches for the entire list.

There are some anons who say they'll dedicate a part of their computing resources to doing nothing except search these words.

>> No.2671217

>>2671201

Why not just link the website, then?

>> No.2671223

>>2671217

There are many sources, search this title on DHS website (or google!)

Analyst’s
Desktop Binder -

Department of Homeland Security
National Operations Center
Media Monitoring Capability
Desktop Reference Binder
2011

>> No.2671226

>>2671223

No. You link me your source.

>> No.2671227

>>2671217

This is a newspaper source. But many people disregard certain media if it's not their political flavour.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2150281/REVEALED-Hundreds-words-avoid-using-online-dont-want
-government-spying-you.html

>> No.2671234

>>2671226

Another report FROM DHS with the same and similar information,

Privacy Impact Assessment
for the Office of Operations Coordination and
Planning. Publicly Available Social Media Monitoring and Situational Awareness Initiative Update January 6, 2011

I've just given you the names of 2 reports from the HORSES MOUTH. You actions are your own.

>> No.2671238

>>2671234
>>2671223

Both from DHS

>> No.2671241

>>2671234
>>2671238
>>2671223

If these things are freely available, why aren't you linking them?

>>2671227

Thank you. See? It's not very hard to provide sources. Even if it is from such a flawed paper as the Daily Mail.

>> No.2671246

http://www.scribd.com/doc/82701103/Analyst-Desktop-Binder-REDACTED

http://www.geekosystem.com/dhs-list-of-buzzwords/

http://www.businessinsider.com/youll-be-surprised-by-the-words-dhs-agents-desktop-binder-tells-them-
to-look-for-on-your-facebook-page-2012-5

http://www.allgov.com/Unusual_News/ViewNews/List_of_Words_Dept_of_Homeland_Security_Tracks_on_Facebo
ok_and_Twitter_120305

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/24/homeland-security-manual_n_1299908.html

>> No.2671247

Of greater concern than the actions of alphabet agencies is that some believe this to be /x/ material. It's not surprising that some people need this spoonfed to them.

>> No.2671252

All your words are belong to us.

http://search.dhs.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=dhs&query=Privacy+Impact+Assessment&am
p;commit=Search

>> No.2671268

ITT Neophysiognomy

Because we need even more invasive government, right?

>> No.2671270

>>2671173

A big loophole in this technology is that psychopaths don't show any physiological responses to malintent because they feel zero remorse or guilt for their actions. Physiological reactions to malintent are based on humans feeling remorse and guilt for their actions, which triggers nervousness. Psychopaths also pass lie detector tests for the same reason - the polygraph machine just flatlines when they lie because they have zero remorse for their actions and zero nervousness. Psychopaths are often the worst and most dangerous criminals, exactly the people these machines are supposed to catch.

>> No.2671277

>>2671247

Yes, how dare people be skeptical of others. We should take all information as its presented to us.

>> No.2671289

>>2671277

You're correct, you should not. Not from me, or the govt.

>> No.2671321

But, asides from the Orwell quote, how is this /lit/?

>> No.2671333

>>2671321

A piece of literature has foretold things that come to pass.