Is Project Avalon infiltrated and censored?

[metaw3]

Originally Posted by tone3jaguar

If "they" where going to hack in secretly and delete posts, then why in the world would they waste there time with a post about a movie. I can see the PTB getting worried if someone posted the plans for how to make a free energy device or something. A post about a movie? Not likely.

I just got back from watching that movie 5 min ago and while it was edgy, it was completely symbolic and non-threatening to the ptb.

I know:

Originally Posted by metaw3

At this moment I have no technical explanation for the disappearance of data, and I don't know what makes this data eligible to censorship more than any other data.

Originally Posted by Unified Serenity

How do you know that someone did not say something in the district9 thread that was very revealing and that the ptw don't want discussed?

Exactly. I had a good point in that thread about timeline for mind-programming vs. false flag. I wanted to develop on this after watching the movie and now I lost my original thought. Or maybe not:

Originally Posted by Karen

So the forum settings were changed so that nothing is hard deleted (poof, gone forever with one stroke) but goes into an area where it can be recovered and returned to the public forum. So we fixed that problem. Next?

Originally Posted by Unified Serenity

I am sure that with their access to our every purchase via ip identifier, debit cards, credit cards, UPC, every bit of info ever obtained on us basically that they can go into any site online and delete things without system mods or admins being aware.

It's compartmentalized. The agents watching these forums probably don't have the clearances to use this technology. And the ones who do probably don't give a damn about what is being said here.

Originally Posted by metaw3

I have my opinion, and some evidence, but I won't give it away yet.

Obviously I got triggered. Sorry Karen for that.

Moderation on a forum is like government: the smaller it is, the better.

Originally Posted by Karen

I would have appreciated that approach much more than waking up to a public firestorm of a topic that needed to be quickly doused with a few buckets of water.

I think it is constructive to do it in the open. There may be no censorship, but mods deleting threads to spite is not better. Everyone should know about it.