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Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Y'think the FBI agents who tap my phone and bug my computer...?
   ...are at risk for being bored to tears when they discover I hate talking on the phone, and most of the sites I visit online concern book reviews and anime`?Oh, and Johnny Depp.Good luck, guys. Sorry for being such a tedious subject to spy on.
   Aluminum foil is going straight on my shopping list.
   • ANSWER:
     Cover your windows with aluminum foil, and point all your furniture to the east, that will throw them off.
2. QUESTION:
   I believe my girlfriend is cheating on me. Need help finding proof. Looking for comp. prog. to act as spy.?
   I believe my girlfriend is cheating on me with an old boyfriend of hers , Or i could just be paranoid. But im looking for some free software to copy or get into her email since she uses my computer. I believe thats how they are comunicating. I am also looking for a way to copy her cell phone to review her texts. I believe this is the other way they are comunicating.Thanks for the help in advance.
   • ANSWER:
     here's a few...http://www.actualspy.com/http://www.waresight.com/http://www.refog.com/keylogger/ (free)

     http://www.kmint21.com/keylogger/

     they also make a unit that hooks up to your keyboard in case the lady could tell if there is a prog running.. they can be found at www.cyberguys.com

3. QUESTION:
   Is it true there are little tiny spy cams everywhere these days - recording video for reviewing later?
   I'm not just talking about the traffic cams that cities put up.
   I'm talking about tiny cameras hidden inside normal office objects or at home, anywhere. They can record everything that goes on for up to 2 weeks. And since they are so tiny and so cheap, your boss could have 8 cameras spying on every employee from every angle!!!
   And why on earth would ANYONE EVER be a nanny or babysitter? Every time you pick your nose or talk on the phone, your boss will know it. Maybe not instantly, but in a few days after they review the "tape".
   And of course, every time people have sex or take a shower, there can be temporary cams set up everywhere - in a shoe, in an I-pod box, anything.
   Where will any of this stop?
   The problem is, it's not just the cops and government putting up cameras. Those are in plain sight and everyoe knows where they are.
   But now, private people and businesses are recording every square inch of the property, and since memory is so cheap, they can record every SECOND of every square foot. They have conquered space and time. If you pick your nose or scratch your ballz, someone will know it.
   • ANSWER:
     everyone who carries a cell phone might be filming you, tooso don't forget to comb your hair
4. QUESTION:
   Would you support a political contender if they stood unwavering for these promises?
   End the Wars of Aggression: The U.S. should withdraw all forces from Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, South Korea, Germany, Japan, and all other occupied nations.End the War on Drugs: The federal government should repeal all laws against the use and trade of "controlled substances." The states and local communities should also permit people to freely choose what substances they wish to consume without government interventionEnd the Abuses of Liberty: Congress should repeal the Patriot Act, Military Commissions Act & FISA Acts and abolish the NSA, TSA, CIA and any other federal agency that infringes on individual rights. Congress should review and revoke the emergency powers granted to the President in response to the September 11th terrorist attacks. The U.S. should restore privacy by forbidding warrant-less wiretapping of phone and internet communication. The U.S. must restore habeas corpus, allowing all detainees, foreign and domestic, a speedy and public trial. No physical or environmental discomfort should be used to influence the interrogation of suspects for any crime. The U.S. government must respect the rights of all people, regardless of place of birth, status of citizenship, or suspicion of criminality.End the Immigration Fiasco: Rather than suddenly decide to enforce long-ignored immigration laws, the U.S. should open the borders to trade and travel. We should loosen restrictions on citizens and visitors alike, allowing people of many backgrounds and cultures to coexist in a society of social and economic freedom and prosperity. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agencies at all levels of government should be abolished and dismantled immediately.

   Privacy: We must protect the privacy and civil liberties of all persons under US jurisdiction. We must repeal or radically change the Patriot Act, the Military Commissions Act, and the FISA legislation. We must reject the notion and practice of torture, elimination of habeas corpus, secret tribunals, and secret prisons. We must deny immunity for corporations that spy willingly on the people for the benefit of the government. We must reject the unitary presidency, the illegal use of signing statements and excessive use of executive orders.

   The National Debt: We believe that there should be no increase in the national debt. The burden of debt placed on the next generation is unjust and already threatening our economy and the value of our dollar. We must pay our bills as we go along and not unfairly place this burden on a future generation.

   Who runs on this platform?
   Do you know?

   • ANSWER:
     Yes & I would
5. QUESTION:
   b/f extremely faithful but a flirt. he screwed up 1 time suggestve emailed suggestive e-mail from female clie?
   answered suggestive e-mail from female client. his answer was nothing more than pg13, but he kept it from me. i read the e-mail inadvertently was shocked as hell. for ten years i have never had any reason to doubt this man. i did not tell him i read it but hinted at secrets, lies, etc. and he came clean. i lost my cool & told him2 get rid of her as a client (once I learned how often she was calling, texting etc) he called and told her it was innaprropriate for him to have responded and she would need a new lawyer. i felt so betrayed, not b/c of what happened but b/c of the secrecy. I had never b4 felt the need to spy on him. i began to review phone records, e-mals etc. he begged me for a chance to regain my trust. i learned one week later that he called her and did not tell me. he has lied a few times. now i am always doubting him. the few lies have been to avoid the subject. do i forgive and move on. how do i confront if the basis of hw i knw he called,i now check hs v-mail,email etc
   I think I should clarify our age and a few other iissues he is 64 I am 40. He has been married twice, has three grwon children and a very decent lovley first ex wife. He has a 13 year old and an insanely jealous 2nd ex wife. I was married twice to the same man, combined for 20 years. we have four children 14, and 11 year old triplet girls. My usband was abusive and I suffered from an abusive childhood. I becamean attorney and succesful un an effort to always win my parents approval. My b/f (was my best friend for 1 years before we began to see each other romantically) He knwo how important trust is to me and honesty, we are both flirts, but we also know were to draw the line, Our deep bond as friends made him privy to my inability to trust. I opened up to him in ways i never thought possible. My issue was not so much the e-mail, and I got past the initial lie, it was when I learned that he made two more calls (both justified) after loking at me and telling me he had not had any contact
   In response to the remark that I was spoled, no quite the opposite, I was vey abused, and neglected. I finally connected with someone that I did nt doubt, not ever. It took a long time and a lot of therapy for me to learn to trust, trust was hard to earn and it is so easily lost. He knows this. I feel betrayed. He and I have discussed often that when thesecret is nothing big , why hide it b/c the secrecy is what destryoys trust, not the actual content. beleive it or not he & i both agreed, that if two peopel are madly in love and one made a one time mistake out of town on business , no way of getting caufht , no reson to tell on himself, jsut to ease his conscious& break her heart&destroy a family. If he is truly sorry &it wil never happen again, what is gained by telling, VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE SOB WHO CHATS ALL THE TIME AND ONLY TELLS IF CAUGHT, MY ISSUE IS ABOUT TRUST, he promised not to have any contact and 15 minutes later called her back as soon as i got out of the car
   • ANSWER:
     I agree, would probably come out and tell him the truth, and tell him you need to know if stuff like this is going on, that the lying about it only hurts in the long run, because when you find out by accident on your own, it's just going to make you crazy and not trust him and make your relationship feel broken/damaged, probably on both sides. If you feel like you have to keep checking his vmail, email, etc, you're only going to get angrier at him for feeling like you need to do that to know what's actually going on in your own relationship, and feel crappier about yourself for resorting to doing that.I guess it also depends how old you guys are, are you living together, how long going out, what's his history of breakups (reasons) with previous gfriends, etc. Some guys just aren't ready to settle down (in some cases, ever), and while I've occasionally heard a story of women actually being able to convince a guy "hey, wake up, I'm the one!", if a guy is still sort of browsing the menu deliberately, it's just going to waste your time and end up making you more bitter. The only way I'd trust him at this point is if you guys actually have a really good conversation about this stuff and he seems to really finally get where you're coming from, or else if he's kind of a goofy clueless doofy kind of guy who literally could never tell when some chick was hitting on him most of his life, and that's how he got into this situation to begin with, by not really realizing what the client hussy was up to. If he's a player type, charming, funny, somewhat sophisticated, knows he looks good, flirtatious, etc, and is keeping this kind of questionable phone call/email stuff from you, I'd personally beware. Unless you're both into flirting out of the relationship as a hobby/sport, or have "open relationship" rules or some other type of thing like that. OTOH 10 years is a decently long time to have known him, so hopefully he'll have some loyalty and be willing/open to talk about why this bothers you without getting pissy and defensive.