Photos From Deep Base

[Lurker]

Someone with military experience help me out here, there is something called a "Ferris Shield", or a "Ferrier Shield" (or something) that you can put in your walls that makes electronic surveillance impossible.

It looks like they have wired-up something like that too.

Faraday Shield?

 

[degraded being]

I found the maypole disappointing unitl I realised that it's the RPF maypole.
Is the tech based on Japanese concentation camps? Get them to do something useless, like pick up a pile of rocks one by one. Take them over there. Finished? Pick up the rocks, one by one, take them over there (back to where they were before you moved them).

That is a very pure form of torture - and no blood to clean up afterwards.

 

[Kha Khan]

Someone with military experience help me out here, there is something called a "Ferris Shield", or a "Ferrier Shield" (or something) that you can put in your walls that makes electronic surveillance impossible.

It looks like they have wired-up something like that too.

I believe you are thinking of a Faraday Cage. I suspect you thinking of the following security use:

a Faraday cage can prevent the escape of the EM fields emitted by a cathode-ray-tube (CRT) computer monitor. Such fields can be intercepted and translated to allow hackers to remotely view on-screen data in real time without the need for wires, cables, or cameras. This practice, known as van Eck phreaking, can also be used by government officials to view the computer activities of known criminals and certain criminal suspects.​

Thus, a properly constructed Faraday cage could prevent the government or others from conducting van Eck phreaking.

Faraday cages can also block outgoing and incoming cell phone calls and radio signals if they are constructed properly:

The effectiveness of a Faraday cage or shield is dependent upon the wavelength of the electric or electromagnetic fields it is intended to shield. This explains why a microwave oven, for example, can perform such shielding from the observer peering through the metal mesh screened "window" at the front of the oven to watch the cooking process take place. The holes are sized such that the waves within the oven cannot pass through even though visible light which has a much shorter wavelength easily passes through the holes. This also explains how cell phones have improved in building performance using the higher frequencies (shorter wavelengths) of EMFs than the earlier predecessors, notwithstanding improved digital modulation algorithms in so called 3G handsets today and later standards forthcoming. Quality levels of shielding also depend upon the types of metals used in the cages as well as the thicknesses.​

Thus, a properly constructed Faraday cage could prevent people inside from making, or receiving, unauthorized telephone calls or radio communications.

 

[Pixie]

It is a prison!

Too true...

 

[Supra]

TR2

Shocking workmanship is evident. And exposed cabling on a security camera ....Well.

I first realised how shonky Gold was when I starting fixing their greatest abortion - the 16 mm projector. The original Eiki projector runs maintenance free for decades on end. The CD conversion of said projector - dictated by little napolean (dm) - made 3 months of uniterrupted operation almost impossible. So these units had to be shipped too and fro Gold a great expense.

But dm 'knows best'.

Dean

Would have to agree, I worked on them too.

 

[Dulloldfart]

Someone with military experience help me out here, there is something called a "Ferris Shield", or a "Ferrier Shield" (or something) that you can put in your walls that makes electronic surveillance impossible.

It looks like they have wired-up something like that too.

Lots of stuff online about TEMPEST, which is quite surreal. Like parking half a mile away and reading what is on a computer monitor through drawn curtains. Countermeasures are detailed, like how to shield your cables etc. Realistically, if you are at the stage of having to worry about the NSA reading your monitor emanations, you probably have more serious things to worry about.

From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEMPEST:

In 1985, Wim van Eck published the first unclassified technical analysis of the security risks of emanations from computer monitors. This paper caused some consternation in the security community, which had previously believed that such monitoring was a highly sophisticated attack available only to governments; van Eck successfully eavesdropped on a real system, at a range of hundreds of metres, using just $15 worth of equipment plus a television set.

Paul

 

[All Wrong Hubbard]

Where are all the happy productive staff? With all their reported wins lately, you would expect to see them basking in their glory.

The place looks deserted.

AWH

 

[Little Bear Victor]

"With all their reported wins lately, you would expect to see them basking in their gory."

I fixed that for you.

 

[All Wrong Hubbard]

"With all their reported wins lately, you would expect to see them basking in their gory."

"I fixed that for you. "

Thank you LBV.

AWH

 

[grundy]

Wow. No people in all of those pics.

The pictures were very creepy. Thank you. Now I something to scare folks with.

Coming soon to a theatre near you!

They thought they were saving the planet. But when they got there .... they couldn't .. get .. OUT!

(Creepy music in the bacground here)

Come see: POSTING AT THE GOLD BASE!

A horror story to leave you shaking.

This film is rated R for extreme violence and profanity.

 

[ChaoticPsychotic]

Are all of the fences there to keep people out or to KEEP THEM IN!?!?!?

I thank God I disqualled myself for "going Uplines". Very frightening place.

How many bodies do you think they have cremated or buried there?

Ugh

 

[klidov]

I believe you are thinking of a Faraday Cage. I suspect you thinking of the following security use:

a Faraday cage can prevent the escape of the EM fields emitted by a cathode-ray-tube (CRT) computer monitor. Such fields can be intercepted and translated to allow hackers to remotely view on-screen data in real time without the need for wires, cables, or cameras. This practice, known as van Eck phreaking, can also be used by government officials to view the computer activities of known criminals and certain criminal suspects.​

Thus, a properly constructed Faraday cage could prevent the government or others from conducting van Eck phreaking.

Faraday cages can also block outgoing and incoming cell phone calls and radio signals if they are constructed properly:

The effectiveness of a Faraday cage or shield is dependent upon the wavelength of the electric or electromagnetic fields it is intended to shield. This explains why a microwave oven, for example, can perform such shielding from the observer peering through the metal mesh screened "window" at the front of the oven to watch the cooking process take place. The holes are sized such that the waves within the oven cannot pass through even though visible light which has a much shorter wavelength easily passes through the holes. This also explains how cell phones have improved in building performance using the higher frequencies (shorter wavelengths) of EMFs than the earlier predecessors, notwithstanding improved digital modulation algorithms in so called 3G handsets today and later standards forthcoming. Quality levels of shielding also depend upon the types of metals used in the cages as well as the thicknesses.​

Thus, a properly constructed Faraday cage could prevent people inside from making, or receiving, unauthorized telephone calls or radio communications.

Thank you-this was exactly what I was thinking about

 

[nowwhat]

Are all of the fences there to keep people out or to KEEP THEM IN!?!?!?

I thank God I disqualled myself for "going Uplines". Very frightening place.

How many bodies do you think they have cremated or buried there?

Ugh

Hopefully none

You ever seen 'return to house on haunted hill'?

See that movie and then look at the base pics... creeeeepy!

 

[njwoods]

hello all,
This is an interesting bunch of photos, any other news about the protest?

Looks like they really think security is a huge issue for these dudes. Not as severe as some places that I saw in Mexico-----guards with machine guns and 3 fence parimeters.

 

[WrongPlaceRightTime]

wut they need them there spikes on the fence fer?

 

[Zinjifar]

The razor wire points inwards.

It's intended to protect society from Sea Org OTs who might escape and apply Ron's 'religious philosophy' without the 'ethics protection' of RTC.

Thank you Davey
Thank you Ron

Zinj

 

[Tim Skog]

The place looks empty because, I assume, there was a raid occurring at the time that the anon took the pics. Therefore all the staff would be inside and not allowed out (many in SP Hall).

Great pics, and thanks for the posting. I like the shot of the top portion of one of the masts from the "boat in the desert."

 

[Feral]

The razor wire points inwards.

It's intended to protect society from Sea Org OTs who might escape and apply Ron's 'religious philosophy' without the 'ethics protection' of RTC.

Thank you Davey
Thank you Ron

Zinj

I had "ethics protection" once too, I'm still recovering!

The landscaping looks good in some shots, sort of like a utopia, then in others it looks shabby, sort of not like a Utopia so much as a prison ground.

Some of the buildings look well thought out and executed, then there is a whole lot of real shabby security, sort of like the "caring" has gone.

I was just thinking it looked like in the past few years a decay had set in upon the morale, it looked to have "a decadent kicked in the head sort of culture, where if you went to a dying red light district in it's last days, you might find higher toned personnel in comparison." (paraphrased from Rons talk on the Marcabian civilisation)

 

[byte301]

Was that pond the one that people get dunked in? Bastards.

 

[Fabian Marcabian]

Wow. No people in all of those pics.

The pictures were very creepy. Thank you. Now I something to scare folks with.

Coming soon to a theatre near you!

They thought they were saving the planet. But when they got there .... they couldn't .. get .. OUT!

(Creepy music in the bacground here)

Come see: POSTING AT THE GOLD BASE!

A horror story to leave you shaking.

This film is rated R for extreme violence and profanity.

It's the real life Hotel California.