goblin
Member
Please be proactive in the interest of national security! Be suspicious of questions like: Number of navy planes? Sometimes the question may seem harmless. A good example is the latest movie version of Pear Harbor. The Japanese called a local citizen to see what the weather was like and asked if the boats where in the harbor. Another example is a recent post stating:
Number of navy planes. “Ive been watching this site for several months as I figure out my semi-new tank here and have found tons of valuable info. There seems to be a wide variety of of people on here with lots of info and i have an off-topic question for anyone who may know the answer. In a recent discussion (the contents of which are not rellevant to this question) about the U.S. military, one person brought it to my attention that nowdays the U.S. Navy actually has more planes in the air than the Airforce. I'm just curious to know if this is true or not and if anyone knows anything about this, I would appreciate your response. thankyou.”
This is his very first post and his first question isn’t how do I cycle my tank? It’s about how many navy planes does the US military have, not OUR military. And this is his first question on the very same day he has joined the site. Simple questions like this spread out over many different web sites could add up to the big question that the enemy is really wanting to ask. Spot the red flags when you see a suspicious question. This could be a legitimate person asking an honest question. But then it could also be terrorist.
PLEASE DO YOUR PART IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERROR AND KEEP OUR LOVED ONES PROTECTING OUR COUNTRY SAFE. REPORT POSTS LIKE THE ONE STATED ABOVE.
Number of navy planes. “Ive been watching this site for several months as I figure out my semi-new tank here and have found tons of valuable info. There seems to be a wide variety of of people on here with lots of info and i have an off-topic question for anyone who may know the answer. In a recent discussion (the contents of which are not rellevant to this question) about the U.S. military, one person brought it to my attention that nowdays the U.S. Navy actually has more planes in the air than the Airforce. I'm just curious to know if this is true or not and if anyone knows anything about this, I would appreciate your response. thankyou.”
This is his very first post and his first question isn’t how do I cycle my tank? It’s about how many navy planes does the US military have, not OUR military. And this is his first question on the very same day he has joined the site. Simple questions like this spread out over many different web sites could add up to the big question that the enemy is really wanting to ask. Spot the red flags when you see a suspicious question. This could be a legitimate person asking an honest question. But then it could also be terrorist.
PLEASE DO YOUR PART IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERROR AND KEEP OUR LOVED ONES PROTECTING OUR COUNTRY SAFE. REPORT POSTS LIKE THE ONE STATED ABOVE.