Search results for query: Plausible deniability

For all the dummies like me that don't know what OBFUSCATION means, I looked it up. lol Obfuscation (or beclouding) is the hiding of intendedmeaning in communication, making communication confusing, willfully ambiguous, or harder tointerpret.[citation needed] The word comes from Latin...

Maybe if it is defined better for you, then you will get it. Probably not though. It is unmoderated by the owner or appointed Mods, the members have the right to express there opinions in an unmoderated way, other members can and do express differing views. A few inforcers who blast sources is...

...NATO a direct access to Russia’s soft underbelly in the Caucasus. One of the objectives with unconventional warfare is “plausible deniability”. That is, for the U.S. government as well as for the Turkish AKP-led government with regard to its participation in the Kurdish Corridor project...

To be honest even if they said they were testing their own stuff would you believe their results? Also they put the burden on the user to test simply because when the shit turns bunk they can act as if they are just as shocked as you. Plausible deniability.

...if even ONE test comes back bad I will be ran off of this forum because of what I've claimed, which has effectively taken plausible deniability off of the table. I can't hide behind the "bad batch" excuse. Even still, I'm pushing for testing and compensating those who do it. Think about that...

...a container with hidden Operating System in it (see below)! TrueCrypt allows you to create hidden volumes, which provides’ plausible deniability’ as it is impossible to prove that a second volume exists. This is great in situations where guilt must be proven, but also means that if this is...

...of controlled drugs and narcotics. Do not knowingly submit samples of controlled drugs via the postal mechanism." But the plausible deniability is that if you are send a sample for testing then you are not certain what it contains ergo you are not "knowingly" submitting steroids via Royal...

...mechanism" e.g. a sale between two parties). I would discourage such a declaration especially in writing because doing so may thereby imply ownership. Consequently the combined circumstances probably eliminate plausible deniability as a legal retort, which obviously must be avoided, IMO...

...to your house to settle a disagreement. I think those that have friends receive for them believe their friends would have plausible deniability. Perhaps an errant belief, but I don't believe the vast majority of people who have friends receive for them, are shitty people who don't care...

Whether or not it leads to a conviction isn't really relevant as far as I'm concerned. Asking a friend to do something that could lead to law enforcement showing up and interrogating them alone is a shitty thing to do. Now when the cops show up, the friend is placed in a bad situation: do they...

...could address to your youngest child and have it sent to grandma’s house – a bit of a dick move but they would at least have plausible deniability. Had a workmate leave recently? Address it to him at your work and mention to the receptionist that your friend asked you to collect a package due...

...Mike. My point is all of these companies are doing the same thing. There is no difference in how you package the product. The plausible deniability comes from selling the substances for non-human research only. It has nothing to do with how the substance is packaged. My frustration was with...

...DEA an inclination that their products might not all be used for research, but if the law allows research on a given substance plausible deniability is all that is needed. I know companies selling psychoactive rec drugs like 2C-E, etc. have been busted, but does anyone know of any...

Yes our court system (supposedly) operated under the clause of reasonable doubt and any logical person would agree that signing for a random package in no way implicates guilt, but concluding that it is irrelevant simplifies the logistics way too much. For whatever reason it seems to be the...

...virtual machines for that. Xubuntu will not hide that you were using TrueCrypt and VirtualBox with Whonix, so there is no plausible deniability. There can be better performance than with this type of Whonix installation on a USB stick, however this is the most portable one. You can also...

Just because you sign for a package does NOT mean you acknowledge it's contents, it called plausible deniability, AKA innocent until proven guilty. That being said the acquisition of AAS in quantities that a "reasonably informed person" believes exceeds a quantity consistent with "personal...

...supplements, how is one to know "what is being purchased was illegal"? Moreover because "they" are not selling crack, meth ect "plausible deniability" is applicable. Otherwise their failings could easily be construed legally as OVERT ENTRAPMENT of the lay citizenry! That's the kind of BS...

And let's not forget....if the feds want you, they're gonna get you. It's that simple. Sign, don't sign....you're done.

...would tell them; "that clown moved a while back" and I don't know where he. Heck that sorry SOB owes me 200 bucks! (It's called plausible deniability in legal circles). I believe most CASUAL users exaggerate the possibility LE is "watching them". Don't call attention to yourself, KEEP A LOW...

Interesting. I'm probably missing something obvious but just to clarify, why would you need an ID to open one in your name but not need one for the ficticious person?

Very helpful. Im am very paranoid to start with, so only like one or two people know I do this stuff, and thats because they do it to.

I always use western union for my sources. It gives me plausible deniability if something goes wrong legally when I use a fake name on the western union form.

...to get that extra juice......grit teeth.....claw my legs.....scrape my skin.....get nasty you know? Also......no one can talk to me unless I want......just keep my eyes down and have plausible deniability when the dorks wanna talk shit. "What?.....can't hear ya kid-o" Just me though.

I would definitely advise mailing it. If a package comes to your door there is always plausible deniability. However, you can't deny the 100 amps conveniently rolled up in your underwear.