Warmark wrote:To be honest, i think this is just some random pictures of people touching thier faces.

You may be a kind of right. The hand movements on the photos are only examples to illustrate what kind of hand movements which have increased in frequency.

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Hi.

I prefer not to go in detail about how I know about the hacking. I just happen to know about it. The hacker has probably admitted the satellite hacking to the police in Madrid in Spain.

Kinslaughterer wrote:Wouldn't the owner/operator of the satellite be aware of someone using it?

Obviously not.

A private person has hacked at least one satellite, and sends out illegal beams (signals) over a large part of the world. The beams make people behave physical different than normal. The illegal satellite beams may have started around 6. of June 2005. There are at least three visible effects of the ...