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I've had some problems with facebook deleting accounts of mine that had fake names.
I've been suspicious that the past few times, the "reporters" were folks from "native american" groups on FB.

So..  I spent about 6 hours reporting about 2,000+ accounts with fake names.

It would probably work better if they were reported by multiple people.

Here's what I do. I join groups, copy the member list of those groups to excel.

Find obviously fake names...

Go to their profile, copy their friends to excel..  then report them.

Sometimes if I want to get really fancy I save the excel sheet as html and run the html file through a program called "addrview"

With some renaming I can fix the url strings...  with a macro I can automate the process (there is a learning curve but the automation saves your wrist from all the clicking. This is just a more advanced method, not needed but makes it easier)

With spreadsheets full of names it can get a bit overwhelming so you don't need to save everyones friends list. its just fake names usually have a lot of other fake names on their profile.

I am attaching some spreadsheets to this post so that you can see how it goes.

Oh a quick note...  when you copy FB member/friends list it copys the pictures as well.


You can press F5 to select special stuff.. then select "objects"...  this will highlight all the pictures..

you can then delete them all at once.

I also seen that after you copy the lists to excel, while it is in the process of copying, if you disconnect from the internet it still copys the code, but does not transfer the images.   This saves you some time.

Slower computers trying to copy lists of like, 5,000 folks, might end up having the browser freese so..  be careful.

If I can't have fake names, neither can they.  Happy hunting.

Hello everyone. I've been informed about the letter sending activities by PM. Cambeul to Public Officials/Figures and after some brief communications have been asked to add some of the suggestions we talked about here.

If you are going to mail public figures, it doesn't need to be "hate mail".

Example:  "Hey you retarded faggot, I saw you gave $20,000 to some Kike charity. You should *ing be ashamed of yourself you piece of *."...

It could, and should be more a message of concern.

Example:

"I have seen you have your affiliations with members of the Jewish community and believe that you are unaware of what you are supporting. Please allow me to provide you resources to educate yourself in the hopes that in the future you will distance yourself from that affiliation"

"A copy of this message has been posted online so your continued affiliation with these groups will be seen as willful support as opposed to support due to ignorance"

In some situations, it is possible to find out who donated to specific charities. Occasionally "Foundations" donate to charities as well.  Groups and individuals who donate to Political figures are also, usually, able to be researched.

In some cases, you may be able to buy a charities donor/member list.

Link: http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=content.view&cpid=244#.VZJydhtVhHw


Perhaps in the replies of this thread I will post additional research toold on how to find out who donated to specific charities, or their list of members.

Feel free to do some research yourself and post the material for future visitors.

[Errors Chapter 18: The Talmud]

Errors Chapter 18: The Talmud

191, lines 6/7/8, it reads very differently from the First Edition. The PDF reads 'the Old Testament that they pursue, look to for guidance, but by this time they have a completed a thorough study and indoctrination course of the Talmud. It is their real Bible.' with all the words highlighted different from the First Edition. The First Edition reads as follows: 'it is not the Old Testament that they pursue, but instead they begin a thorough study of the Talmud.' Please compare with First Edition.

191, line 10, says 'he also received interpretations of it'; First Edition reads 'he also received *oral* interpretations of it'.

191, line 23, says 'it is well know'; should say 'it is well known'.

191, line 24, says  'in which "sacred: Jewish' (with colon in 'sacred'); should say 'in which "sacred" Jewish'.

192, line 17, says 'collected into,'; should say, according to First Edition, 'collected into one,'.

192, line 22, after 'the world' it should have a full stop. Should read 'the world.' Then we have more omissions from the First Edition. After 'the world' (which should be followed by a full stop) it says 'with all its wealth, the enslavement of all peoples.' This omits a total of 12 words. The sentence should read as follows: 'It sets forth the historical aim of Jewish control of the world with all its wealth, the enslavement of all peoples.'

192, second to last line, says 'It also deals the different kinds of oaths'; should say 'It also deals with different kinds of oaths'.

193, line 3, says 'much of its tremendously'; should say 'much of it is tremendously'.

193, line 10, say 'important that the'; should say 'important *than* the'.

194, line 20, says 'perpetuated'; where the First Edition says 'perpetrated'.

194, 9th line from bottom, there is a quote from a Rabbi Chanina that appears to needs commas between quotes. These comments, for whatever reason, do not appear in the First Edition either.

195, line one, says 'in to court'; First Edition says 'into court'.

195, line 7, says 'the question further by what kind of war' minus a long hyphen after 'further' (that appears in First Edition). Should read: 'the question further – by what kind of war'.

195, line 8, says 'used against Esau by deceit' minus a long hyphen after 'Esau' (that appears in First Edition). Should read: 'used against Esau – by deceit'.

[Police probe into 'racist' poster campaign]

Police probe into 'racist' poster campaign

Tom Martin | Champion News (England) | 21 May 2015

http://www.champnews.com/newsstory.aspx?story=3066108

A mentally defective local resident of Waterloo told the local newspaper, "I walk along this footpath every day when I take my kids to
school and there seems to be new stickers appearing. It's clear that the messages on the stickers are promoting white supremacy."

STICKERS which outraged locals claimed were racist have been removed by police from lampposts and walls on a footpath in Waterloo.

Police are treating the incident as hate crime after being alerted by residents who claimed ithey [sic] had been placed there as part of a "racist campaign."

Some of the stickers included the slogan 'Save The White Race', while others showed images of a swastika.

The stickers were seen on a footpath near Brooklands Avenue, with a nearby wall on the stretch of land also being used to write racist graffiti.

One resident told the Champion: "I walk along this footpath every day when I take my kids to school and there seems to be new stickers appearing.

"It's clear that the messages on the stickers are promoting white supremacy and it's very concerning and not positive to see.

"This campaign has been going on for around two months now and it's been fairly constant. I've taken down some of the stickers and handed them to Merseyside Police.

"Apart from their obvious offensive nature, it is also making the area an eyesore."

One of the stickers features the name of an organisation called Creativity Alliance, which describes itself as "a legally recognised professional, non-violent, progressive pro-white religion for white people, by white people."

A website for the religion also sums up its "objective" as being "The survival, expansion and advancement of the white race".

A spokesperson for Merseyside Police said: "Neighbourhood officers have removed a number of stickers from lampposts and walls in Waterloo which contained racist and offensive language and symbols.

"The matter is being treated as a hate crime and officers from the Sigma Hate Crime Unit are aware and investigating.

"We believe the stickers were put up sometime in the past fortnight, possibly during the evening or late at night.

"Merseyside Police takes a zero tolerance approach to all forms of hate crime and anyone who can provide any information relating to these incidents can call Sefton Sigma Unit on 0151 777 3020. Any person, whether they are a victim or a witness to a hate crime can contact Merseyside Police at any time to report an incident  by dialling 101 or 999 in an emergency."

A spokesperson for Sefton Council added: "We have worked with the Police to remove the stickers and are treating this as a Hate Crime. We would ask anyone with any information to contact the police."

Related: Police say controversial leaflet claiming 'white race is nature's finest' is not illegal

[Posters claiming white race is under threat found in town]

Posters claiming white race is under threat found in town

Warrington Guardian | 20 May 2015

http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/12961228.Posters_claiming_white_race_is_under_threat_found_in_town

A SERIES of posters and stickers urging the public to 'save the white race' have been spotted in the town.

The posters, which also call for white people to awake, have been designed by a group called the Creativity Alliance.

On their website, it claims that the 'continued biological [of white people's] existence on this planet is in doubt'.

Mark Blackburn, of Saxon Park, Sankey Bridges, has come forward to express his shock at the nature of the posters.

He said: "I was quite shocked. I know racism is out there but I was quite shocked to find it in our town."

The 30-year-old also expressed his disgust at finding the posters and stickers near to schools and has been removing them.

Both the council and police have said they were aware that some posters had been found in the town.

A council spokesperson said: "Fly posting of any racist, offensive or obscene material will not be tolerated and we have reported this incident to the police.

"If individuals are caught fly posting we can issue a fixed penalty notice of £75 and people convicted of fly posting can be fined up to £2,500.

"The council will also remove any offensive material on public property as soon as possible."

A spokesman for Cheshire Police added: "Police have been made aware of two instances of these posters being posted at locations in Warrington, which were subsequently removed from local authority property.

"We are currently investigating if there are any other occurrences in Cheshire or elsewhere nationally."

Anyone with information about those responsible is urged to call Sgt Mark Spaven by calling Cheshire Police on 101.

Residents can report fly posting by visiting warrington.gov.uk/report.

Fly Posting or Flying Post?
Be the judge and call the executioner at 101 when you see our helicopter overhead.