07-12-2006, 12:00 AM
Hi saranicka,
"i thought the code in this mail was obvious and easy to brake.
I found out it isn't)) at least for me who has no knowledge of kryptography and i just tried to brake it in the way that seems obvious by that mail)
I didn't dedicate too much time on this though)
But if anyone manages to brake the code and find the addresses of the websites please share)"
I will pose my solution to one level of code in the document, because it teaches us a detail of the FIs modus operandi. I certainly don't think this exhausts the deeper messages that can be gleaned by studying this compact document further. But one level of encryption is actually very simple. It is ingeniously so, because the FI is an elaborate thinker and is always overcomplicating things in our minds to hide truths from us that are often hidden in plain site. Remember that the writer is concerned about evading the FI's usual techniques for finding things out. Doing a keyword search on the internet can be confounded by the author's curious habit of agglomerating words together. Websites could have carried these agglomerated codes for a certain period and evaded or rather delayed malicious scrutiny. However, I also believe such techniques have a shelf life of only a year or so and that these websites have probably gone away by now under the pressure of pursuit by the opposition. On a material level, I therefore conclude that the path to finding our writer at this point is dead. I propose, however, that such agglomerations were also done to bring our attention to certain key concepts. On a spiritual level, our writer lives on and awaits the ripening of our insight to the point where we can meet him on the other side. Truly, nothing is ever really lost.
Peace,
Toltechie
"i thought the code in this mail was obvious and easy to brake.
I found out it isn't)) at least for me who has no knowledge of kryptography and i just tried to brake it in the way that seems obvious by that mail)
I didn't dedicate too much time on this though)
But if anyone manages to brake the code and find the addresses of the websites please share)"
I will pose my solution to one level of code in the document, because it teaches us a detail of the FIs modus operandi. I certainly don't think this exhausts the deeper messages that can be gleaned by studying this compact document further. But one level of encryption is actually very simple. It is ingeniously so, because the FI is an elaborate thinker and is always overcomplicating things in our minds to hide truths from us that are often hidden in plain site. Remember that the writer is concerned about evading the FI's usual techniques for finding things out. Doing a keyword search on the internet can be confounded by the author's curious habit of agglomerating words together. Websites could have carried these agglomerated codes for a certain period and evaded or rather delayed malicious scrutiny. However, I also believe such techniques have a shelf life of only a year or so and that these websites have probably gone away by now under the pressure of pursuit by the opposition. On a material level, I therefore conclude that the path to finding our writer at this point is dead. I propose, however, that such agglomerations were also done to bring our attention to certain key concepts. On a spiritual level, our writer lives on and awaits the ripening of our insight to the point where we can meet him on the other side. Truly, nothing is ever really lost.
Peace,
Toltechie