I watched part of this, I jumped around.  I know this shit already.  I learned the hard way.  Up close and fucked with.  I'm not posting this video for people to watch though you can if you wish.

I noticed that one million views will generate far more comments than a thousand or so.  So I left a comment last night.

QuoteWith a million views there should be more comments here.

This morning my comment is gone as I knew it would be. The quality of comments allowed to stay is inane.

Much is left out of documentaries like this.  The state does more than peek at you.  The deletion of my comment made me download a fresh backup of the Diner.  Unlike the two previous homes of the Diner, if we go offline I can reconstruct what we have.

Trying to get the old Diner DB from our last host is not even worth a try.  We might as well try to swim across the Pacific Ocean.

The Diner is dammed for two reasons.  We rattle the cage and must be suppressed like all independent voices are through various digital tricks.  The second reason is that I know too much about them.  American surveillance is out of sight and out of mind.  A conspiracy theory that everyone knows is true, but talking about it with the knowledge I have is forbidden.

The carefully managed perception, (allowing documentaries with LIMITED information) results in the common belief that they only look.  Only looking is ALL that is talked about in any sanitized surveillance documentary like the one here.  If a documentary actually showed what happened to me, it would vanish instantly.

Most of the comments I make on You Tube vanish.  Almost all of them.  Since they know I know, there is no point in being nice to me.  The lists I am on label me a threat and my rights are reduced accordingly.  For me the censor bar is as low as it goes.  People in blissful ignorance can say more shit online.  Why? because they are ignorant about the truth, and by being ignorant they are no threat to the system. 

The Diner is the only way I can express myself. 

The Diner is my digital exile and good luck finding us through a Google search.  Comments like this make sure we won't be found.  I don't like it, but that is the way it is.