I Built an Air-Gapped Feed Reader and That Unveiled US’ Military Surveillance

I made for myself a feed reader that can visit pages that need JavaScript (with Puppeteer), make feeds from it (PHP script), make full feeds out of it and write the result to an email file (msg/eml). I then take these files to an air-gapped computer (no network ports, no radio dongles) and read it there with a localhost web stack and custom JavaScript that makes it easy to read hundreds of entries every day. The emails include images and even videos, so there is no need to visit the sites manually most of the time. Besides learning what is written in all these feeds, I have come to learn what isn't written: the US military has access to all PCs (even air-gapped ones) by using radio to control all CPUs (BadBIOS). They use this for blackmail, sabotage and theft. All done by state sponsored cyber terrorists. This is the reason the US is insisting that countries don't use Chinese 5G: China has discovered what the US was doing and now can either do it themselves or block the US' radio transmissions - and the US doesn't want to lose their backdoors. I also learned that the big social networks tap into the data mined by the US' military to surface recommendations in their timelines. TikTok was called a national security threat, but isn't the only one that is tapping the surveillance machine: Twitter, YouTube and Facebook are on it too. I am willing to partner with researchers who want to replicate my findings and reverse engineer the malware they inject on the RAM of PCs. There is more that I haven't written here, but ask away and I will reply. For those who don't have the skills or don't want to face the danger of going against a corrupt military, but that still want to stand against the violations of Human Rights that are going on, just spread the word. Thank you.

>reads twitter >unveils backdoors Doesn't make any sense. Why did you need to read the feeds? How did you find the backdoors?

>>16524 Sounds like schizo babble. >I am willing to partner with researchers who want to replicate my findings Why not just post the details here?

>>16524 This is wild schizo posting. If they're using RF you'd pick that up on an SDR with the right range.

>>16524 post a bin of whatever malware you "found" by making a reader or stop with the schizo babble.

The narrative is coming around.

>>16562 Don't a few examples of such phones already exist commercially? Why haven't they been derezzed?

>>16524 Hey, you posted this in 4/g/. But you never posted your chatroom as I told you to.

>>16562 Did they donate a single dollar to lineageOS and PostmarketOS projects, did they fund Pine64 and Librem corporations?

>>16569 Please don't bump this nonsense. And no, McAfee was a schizo with nothing to hide, and was doing nothing useful.

>>16573 Yeah, McAfee was a fuarrrking deluded loon.

>>16524 You sound unwell

>>16525 he's a retarded larper >>16524 BadBIOS uses ultrasound, where did you mention ultrasound? You are fake and schizo too

pcaps or gtfo Claims require evidence. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

>>16569 "Donations" to such projects ruins them because it gives corps control over them

Cpu have radio. All radio work with radar systems which can and will reveal you in a grid. Why else did they have such huge radio and do radar sweeps in all foreign soil? They can even live stream into your unencrypted displays and usb data (usually keystrokes)

>>17407 Certain CPU "resonance" can be caught on certain antennas, but CPUs don't have "radios" built in. You need an antenna for that. Are you trying to say that on most modern cell phones the baseband is built into the CPU? Because they have CPUs of their own actually.