# This Activist in Europe Was Also Hacked When EW Went Down L

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**Category:** Specific Psychic Targets\
**Created:** [January 31, 2007, 12:00am UTC](https://forum.orgones.co.uk/t/this-activist-in-europe-was-also-hacked-when-ew-went-down-l/3656 "2007-01-31T00:00:00Z")\
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**Author:** ![Don\_Croft](https://forum.orgones.co.uk/user_avatar/forum.orgones.co.uk/don_croft/32/124_2.png) [@Don\_Croft](https://forum.orgones.co.uk/u/Don_Croft)\
**Post date:** [January 31, 2007, 12:00am UTC](https://forum.orgones.co.uk/t/this-activist-in-europe-was-also-hacked-when-ew-went-down-l/3656/1 "2007-01-31T00:00:00Z")

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> Hi Don,
> 
> Was silent for all a not totally unexpected reason…. after one week of being down,  
> finally had the computer systems rebuilt from ground up and now up again.
> 
> I was completely hacked to hell about a week ago, but had noticed the “signs” of  
> virus attacks etc earlier., so I switched and rotated about 3 weeks back between 4  
> diferent ant-virus programs. They always found some things (Trjans etc.).
> 
> Then last week I lost it all… windows, internet exporer, everything, total  
> disintergration of key. rgisterss… exe, dlls files, etc…
> 
> The friend /whizz kind I got to fix the message scrubbed (his words) the drives and  
> found 30+ virus in the machine, embedded in the OS, the files, and morphing and  
> copying itself using false names to otehr files, each time I went onto the internet.
> 
> Lucklity all my data files were seperate and I have retained all in archives, so  
> that lots of work is safe.
> 
> Must be doing something right (or pissing off somone in the process!) to get this  
> attention !
> 
> Never had any such problems in all my intensive internet work for past 10 years. No  
> problems though now, but clearly all due to the organite subject and problems  
> started soon afetr my intial contact with you, so guess they “flagged me”.
> 
> The whizz kid put a whole range of great traps and new browser system etc. so we  
> should be OK for a while, but we cannot rest, as these people seem to have plenty of  
> time to play these games.
> 
> Will be late to visit you, trip delayed due to other business timings that have also  
> delayed, but still planned to come over, probably slips to mid-march now, But we  
> will see how, where … we know the “why” !!! [Image Can Not Be Found]) will advise soonest.
> 
> I guess I got a small badge of attention… not so much honour yet !
> 
> Be well regards to all.
> 
> * * *

\*\*\*\*, anyone who does email with a software program is susceptible to virus attacks by the world odor’s hacker hordes. The reason I started doing my email on the web, almost five years ago, was because it was just impossible to stay clear of viruses. Since then I haven’t lost a computer to hackers and I even stopped using anti-virus programs several years ago. I have a decent firewall and that seems to be sufficient to keep the sewer rats from destroying my hard drive, though they still can knock me offline occasionally. In that case I just go do something else, then come back later and get the interent stuff done.

Apparently it takes a huge, concerted effort to interfere with any of us with that much intensity. Unless a computer wiz is savvy about the nature of and intention of the world odor’s hacker hordes he/she isn’t going to be much use in the long run; I think that loading up one’s computer with protection programming is less effective than adopting a very aggressive attitude toward hackers.

Youi’re already connected with Dooney and I’m sure she can help you become an effective, intimidating internet Spartan like some of us are by now.

I don’t know if you’re doing email online but I hope you’ll consider it, if not. I use squirrel mail, which Steeve DeBellefuilleset up for me, years ago.  
Before that, I used [mail2web.com](http://mail2web.com) but squirrel mail is less cumbersome and faster.  
Some programs, including Squirrel Mail, have address books.  
~Don
