https://archive.is/2021.08.07-201447/https://t.me/McafeeAfterlife/239
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HOWLING:
1106 814
1005 812
807
1111
I John McAfee AM Keeper of This Flame. . . How Many Lives does a Cat Have. . .?
[3] D.own [6] J.ust arriving [9] T.otal. . .
You Are Not Ready For This Show. . .
[WE’RE][N0T] [G0ING][T0]
TAKE IT.TI EKAT
GREEN.LIGHT RABBIT.WHITE
[98 Hours] ]GLQBAL[ [VVORLDVVIDE] [[[SPACE]]] <<INTERSTELLER>> <<INPUT>> <<L00KING GLASS>>
<<ETARIP>><<YAB>> <<STNERROT7>> <<BT13>> [TIME IS IRRELEVANT] [DAWN][IS][COMING] {AND}{ITS} {GOLDEN} <OUTPUT><EBS> VVATCH THE VVATER [END] <OUTPUT>
[N][C][S][W][I][C] NOTHING STOPS THIS ]NOTHING[
1st section: I found a video which I can't archive but if you type HOWLING 1106 814 you will get to a clip from the movie "Tell Them That I Know" (1996)
2nd section: He's saying he has 9 lives, which relates to section 3
3rd section: 3 down (done) 6 just arriving (downloading) 9 total D.J.T. = Trump
4th section: You are not ready for this show - big news in that download
5th section: We're not going to take it - I don't see anything except the O are zeros, plus that was Q last post, and Trump has said that
6th section, 7th section: I don't know.. Green Light = go, White Rabbit ? The Bible symbolizes the rabbit as rebirth, vitality and resurrection. We're ready for the resurrection?
8th section: 98 hrs - 9 + 8 = 17, that's obvious. This was posted at 7:11 on Aug 6, so 98 hrs later would be 11:11 on August 11 ... Big datefag, so I don't know ... Next part is about Time Travel (maybe)
9th section: All of those letters in the <<>> spell (backward) Pirate Bay 7Torrents 31 TB ...
so a quick internet search shows that Pirate Bay says they are the galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site - and 31TB is what McAfee said he had, right? Next part: EBS, coming next week? Watch the Water - we keep reading that, maybe China?
10th section: The only thing I see here is that the kill boxes on the last word, NOTHING, are backward, but I don't know what that means.
Appreciate any input y'all have.
Watch the water. Maybe PirateBay, pirate ships are in water. Watch the water...
I don't understand Torrent very well, do you?
Yeah, I do. I used to get my 0 & 1 from warez sites.
I was just pointing out that the water thing.
What makes you think I don't understand torrents?
I'm not sure what you're saying. I am an RN. I know a lot about other things but I really don't know anything about computer stuff. I appreciated your connection between the Pirates Bay, watch the water, and Torrent. You may have taken my comment as questioning you, but I'm telling you .... I have no freaking idea what a Torrent is. I am a Registered Nurse.
A torrent is a group of people on the internet who are sharing a set of one or more files amongst themselves, without "servers". This is "peer-to-peer sharing".
You find torrents using sites like Pirate Bay. Perhaps you want to download a Chemistry textbook. You can search Pirate Bay and find a torrent that (supposedly) contains the textbook you want. You join the torrent by downloading the "torrent file" (or a "magnet" file, same basic concept) with a "torrent client" app.
Your app will use the torrent file to find other people in the torrent, and start asking their torrent apps if they can share the actual files with you. People who are online and sharing the files are "seeding" the torrent.
Once your torrent app finds some seeders, it starts downloading the file(s) of the torrent. You can get different parts of the same files from lots of different users, or if there's just one seeder then perhaps you can get the whole thing from just them. Once you have all of the files for a torrent, your client can become a seeder for that torrent and share with others.
The magic is in how the app finds "seeders". This magic is also where people need to be careful, that they don't dox themselves in relation to a torrent. We can skip the magic bits for this explanation. Suffice it to say, everyone in a torrent can see the IP address of everyone else in the torrent at the same time.
For example, movie companies join movie pirating torrents to gather IP addresses so they can complain to ISPs. If your ISP gets your IP address in a complaint, perhaps you'll get a nasty email, or some ISPs will turn off your service for multiple complaints. You generally, but not necessarily, have to be seeding to "get in trouble".
The group of all people "in a torrent" is the "swarm" for that torrent.