Hmmm...

Apparently, AnonUp has not fixed it's "glitch."

You know, the glitch that only occurs when you're posting more sensitive information?

How about this info from a retired veteran?

SHAME on you, AnonUp!

https://rumble.com/vvo989-retired-veteran-exposes-deep-state-and-clinton-cartels-with-nicholas-veniam.html

I think sometimes an outside source. I noticed they changed via google even their pic tags, so they could not upload many of them which initially they could. And also really believe when I lost my sign on, OTHERS were blocking me, when I tried to password recover, because magically every deep state site I had no problem getting back on. I don't know.

Okay, so let's examine that possibility.

Since it has been ongoing for 2 years now, why has Admin not implemented greater security measures to prevent such a scenario as you describe?

Inattention & slovenliness is no excuse, but without those, all we are left with is intent.

I have no idea, I am not a coder, just some observations I made. And would myself have no idea how to fix it, I only know street posting tactics. lol

It's a pretty easy fix - you just unprogram the bits you programmed to do the deed.

In other words, this could not be happening unless somebody WANTED it to be happening.

I cannot WAIT until TruthSocial is open. I registered weeks ago.

I have a tower I mainly use, so probably gonna have to wait a while over here.I wish them the greatest success. Like I said Bumblebee I don't know shit from shinola about coding. HAPPY FRIYAY>

I do know this whole bs structure is based off the dark web, and until this whole bs system is brought down, we are still using their bs coding, the devil ones.

Excellent point, that.

It's been bugging the shit of me since DOS knowing that.

Yeah.

I'm an old DOS girl.

For 10 years after everyone switched to Windows, I kept running MS-DOS so I could use one of my medical shorthand programs for churning out my transcription.

I was dragged kicking & screaming to Windows.

BTW - I NEVER had a computer virus in DOS - never.

Happily,@VincentKennedy is taking on the challenging of finding out what's going on with the thumbnails refusing to post in here! Isn't that awesome!

We've got a great generation of younger folks out there!

I can't wait to find out what he finds out!

Yeah they rock. Yep a buddy had a course and always wanted me to do it, because at least one person in her class she would know. As she was a bit shy. So I got free classes. AND as a perpetual "school drop out" I found myself memorizing the keyboard and mentally practicing typing. lol WEIRD how stuff works out.

LOLZ re the mental typing.

I did that, too, as a kid - with the typewriter keyboard (we had no computers back then) and with the piano.

When I had to take a bus somewhere, I'd be fingering the back of my notebooks, etc. and hearing the music in my head.

How funny - we both have a weirdness in common!

I got busted in school writing songs to the cadence of them doing the practicing. LOL She said are you writing a poem to the cadence of us practicing? I said no, its a song, but I am writing the words. She looked at me funny and said, well Stephanie just keep cadence. lol

My friends & I used to make up new words to popular tunes...

Some were rather scandalous!

🤣🤣😂SO funny, I do that. A music teacher told me I had to do music their way. I told them point blank OH NO I DO NOT< you are not the boss of me, I am gonna that any way I want also. lol

I went through that with several music teachers.

They were all so very disappointed when they discovered I played by ear & didn't need their instruction!

OMG, the faces!

My piano teacher was the most severe...

Finally, I quit all the lessons!

Yeah they hindered more than helped and only strengthened my resolve to do any and all forms of art any way I wanted. THAT is cool, I got MANY generations of musicians in my family. COOL about the piano TWO aunts could play by ear. Guitars, pianos, and mandolins were primary.

I played guitar, piano, organ, dulcimer, mandolin, zither, banjo & slide guitar...

also piccolo, clarinet & French horn.

LOVED the French horn; it gave my mother migraines!

GIRL, fuh real. I only do guitar, got a mandolin, married a musician thought cool we can make music together, the BIG fake out. SO changing some stuff up so I can get back to the things I love. THAT is freaking COOL how many instruments you play!!!

More like Played... past tense.

I don't even own the instruments I used to have.

My Pop used to make banjos I I'd help him. He used coon belly for the top, LOL.

I went through my Appalachian phase back in the 1970s & due to the miserable life I had at home, I decided to focus on learning new things.

Music is a wonderful passtime; you can even convince adults that it's good for your future...

All about mathematics.

Sound, frequency, cymatics.

Yeah I didn't have a necessarily bad childhood, just wanted to do what I wanted. And moved so many times as an AF brat its a blur, got so used to moving, left home at like fifteen because I was used to moving. TO this DAY I still get antsy after I have been somewhere even a decade, I am like OKAY time to move. lol. Some of the strongest adults I know had the most horrible child hoods. You are an accomplished, intellectual.

Yepper.

Surviving a lot of bad shit MAKES you strong.

These days, I look at what are considered "men" out there among the younger generations, and I despair...

Hardly any could have survived what I went through; they're too freaking SOFT.

My Pop had a saying about folks like these - the soyboys & androgynous - "In my day, those puppies would have been drowned at birth."

So true today!

They have no reserve of strength to draw upon because the worst thing they've ever had to endure was being out of range of a cell tower.

Pffft!

You said a mouthful. I went from being raised by soldiers, to this soy boy...no offense to him. Five years younger, maybe that is when they started pumping the chicken full of hormones. I have been stronger than him, and that is def not what I was looking for. I can't believe it never dawned on me what they difference would be between a soldier and a civilian. NOT that all civilian men are weak in any way. I just can't believe some of these guys. I told this one, you wouldn't have made it thru basic, you would still be there. lol

Lord, I've said that to my 30-yr old son!

Worse, it's true!

These are the kids who never were out riding bikes until after dark, never drank from garden hoses, never swam in stock ponds, never did a lot of things...

I grin when I think of George Carlin's rant about never getting sick because his immune system was tempered by swimming in raw sewage!

Downright strange watching a man act like a temper tantrum, in light of the men who raised me. lol

More like Deltas.

And in that category I include any man who shaves his crotch!

This "manscaping" bullshit is just that...

Oh, gag me!

So I did I!!! I had an Atari, too!

Years later, I would collect old XPs & 286 & 386 and cannibalize them & produce one that would run, then sell that to a family & teach their kids how to use it...

I put in all kinds of cool sound effects like elephant trumpet when a program opened & a big elephant fart when it closed.

When you opened the accounting program, you'd hear Agend Mulder say "No good can come of this."

Fun days.

Yepper. I'm old, too.

We're going to have a helluva crawfish boil once this crap's is over with & travel is safer for everybody.

I look forward to meeting you in person...

I remember rewriting some of my BIOS so I could get things to load in a specific way. I was running lots of DOS programs on an MS-DOS system, so they had to load in a specific sequence or they wouldn't work...

Then, I would go do build or rebuild/install for doctors' offices & hospitals & stuff...

I got tired of always having cuts on my fingers, so I went back to doing medical & legal transcription.

In the end, it was more lucrative. I would often make $300/day.

Back when I could work, that is...

Way back then, LOL.

God bless us both, Joey!

Because we didn't quit.

God knows we've had plenty of opportunities to do so, eh?