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The FBI seriously knocked on my door today


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2022 Nov 14, 6:49pm   5,051 views  44 comments

by richwicks   ➕follow (2)   💰tip   ignore  

So weird, I refused to talk to them, but this actually happened.

I'm a pretty open political dissident, not sure if this site flagged me, as I am pretty open. I talk with an Egyptian that was jailed for 2 years as who is now in Turkey.

Just posting this, for the pussies, to see what it means to be a dissident. I am one. I have 8 pussies who (put me on ignore) can't stand to see what I write, perhaps I'm wrong, but they can't stand to point out how how I'm wrong.

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7   richwicks   2022 Nov 15, 7:16am  

Shaman says

You didn’t talk to them, that’s good. They give any indication as to what they wanted with you?


No.

Although I do my best here, I haven't properly expressed my rage and disgust with the federal government here. I seriously equate talking with the FIB with talking with traitors to this nation.

FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden says

did you politely ask FBI to take bidens communist dick out of their throats before talking to you?


They are bound to return. I'll keep that question in mind. The Oakland Target just 50 miles or so from me was destroyed and raided by BLM/Antifa - perhaps I will ask them to investigate that.

It's interesting that there's so many things they could be inquiring about and I have zero faith in the government, so I do not care. I'm the canary in the coal mine. See you in the gulags!
8   whitewater   2022 Nov 15, 9:23am  

Gracious day. Paranoia abounds.

1. Richwicks offers no evidence, could be 100% cap
2. Whitewater doesn’t know who Richwicks is
3. If Whitewater wanted to frame someone, why Richwicks

Of course this self censoring, paranoia is exactly what the left and globalists want.
9   Patrick   2022 Nov 15, 9:47am  

True, @whitewater they do want self-censoring.

Can you tell us more about yourself?
10   whitewater   2022 Nov 15, 9:56am  

I have been here since before the 2006/7 housing crash.

Remember “of two minds” author? The banter with sophisticated and intelligent people who could see it? Remember iwog came in with a buy buy buy …

I have been here since the beginning. That would be some kind of fbi plant to spend over a decade here.
12   richwicks   2022 Nov 15, 10:41am  

whitewater says

Gracious day. Paranoia abounds.

1. Richwicks offers no evidence, could be 100% cap
2. Whitewater doesn’t know who Richwicks is
3. If Whitewater wanted to frame someone, why Richwicks

Of course this self censoring, paranoia is exactly what the left and globalists want.


I'm not full of crap, and I doubt I've been framed. I'm quite open about my detest of the government. I have no idea what they wanted, and I will never know, because the FIB is corrupt. This is the FIB:


original link


That was filmed in around 1980. They haven't changed a bit. When I say they are a criminal organization, I'm not being bombastic or exaggerating.
13   Patrick   2022 Nov 15, 10:50am  

whitewater says

I have been here since before the 2006/7 housing crash.


But the account you're using is from 2018. I record the registration date. (And now I put little cake next to the user icon when it is the anniversary of their registration.)

What was your earlier account name?
14   stereotomy   2022 Nov 15, 11:01am  

richwicks says

whitewater says


Gracious day. Paranoia abounds.

1. Richwicks offers no evidence, could be 100% cap
2. Whitewater doesn’t know who Richwicks is
3. If Whitewater wanted to frame someone, why Richwicks

Of course this self censoring, paranoia is exactly what the left and globalists want.


I'm not full of crap, and I doubt I've been framed. I'm quite open about my detest of the government. I have no idea what they wanted, and I will never know, because the FIB is corrupt. This is the FIB:


original link


That was filmed in around 1980. They haven't changed a bit. When I say they are a criminal organization, I'm not b...


Thanks @richwicks. I saw that video when you posted it before, and it is absolutely chilling. This is what we're up against - a criminal organization that in the 1980's had enough cash from black ops to survive 10 YEARS without a single dime of external funding. That was almost 40 years ago. They subvert and pervert every organic political movement in the PRUSA if it conflicts with the corrupt goals of the criminal establishment.

Everyone should spend the time to view this.
15   Eric Holder   2022 Nov 15, 2:06pm  

Attention-seeking wh......
16   richwicks   2022 Nov 15, 3:01pm  

Eric Holder says


Attention-seeking wh......

It must be so embarrassing to be you.

Really Patrick? You censored ME for responding to this?
17   Onvacation   2022 Nov 15, 3:16pm  

Rich, I thought you were FBI?

It would be interesting to know what they were interested in. BUT, it's a good idea not to talk to law enforcement without council present. Anything you say can and will be used against you, plus anything they want to make up.
18   richwicks   2022 Nov 15, 3:34pm  

Onvacation says

Rich, I thought you were FBI?


Fuck no.

Onvacation says

It would be interesting to know what they were interested in. BUT, it's a good idea not to talk to law enforcement without council present. Anything you say can and will be used against you, plus anything they want to make up.


There is no reason to talk to the FIB at all today. They set people up, they entrap people. Gretchen Whitmer's "kidnappers" were all FIB. There is no reason whatsoever to talk to them, it doesn't help you in any way. Got no idea what it's about and probably never will. The FIB actually doesn't have any jurisdiction really and they don't do anything useful, and may never have.
19   Patrick   2022 Nov 15, 4:45pm  

Eric Holder says

Attention-seeking wh......


@"Eric Holder" is this about richwicks?
20   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2022 Nov 15, 7:50pm  

Onvacation says

Rich, I thought you were FBI?

It would be interesting to know what they were interested in. BUT, it's a good idea not to talk to law enforcement without council present. Anything you say can and will be used against you, plus anything they want to make up.


thats important. plead the 5th, no talk without lawyer.

there are good videos on youtube explaining how theyll fuck you over if you talk, using methods and ways you won’t expect.

don’t talk to faggots, their job is to entrap. they get trained in that, i know.
21   PeopleUnited   2022 Nov 15, 8:32pm  

richwicks says

My buddies at the Bureau knocked on my door today. We made up this story about how I refused to talk to them to keep my cover and spread paranoia on Patnet which is one of my undercover ops. They took the bait and everyone is talking about it.Little do they know I am glowie!


Just kidding. Or am I?
22   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2022 Nov 16, 7:47am  

"Who is it?"

"it's the FBI, ma'am."

23   krc   2022 Nov 16, 11:40am  

For anyone reading this thread: I personally do not know this person richwicks.
Never heard of him/her.
Have not talked to him/her..
Have not communicated with him/her.
I do not recall any specifics around anything he/she has stated or not stated, and have no idea who/what he/she really represents.
PLEASE do not knock on my door - as I have nothing, and I mean nothing, to do with him or any issue he may represent or not represent.
Thanks for your attention to this matter.
cc: FBI agents at large.
24   Eric Holder   2022 Nov 16, 11:47am  

Patrick says

Eric Holder says


Attention-seeking wh......


"Eric Holder" is this about richwicks?


No, it's about FBI.
26   Patrick   2022 Nov 16, 12:42pm  

krc says

For anyone reading this thread: I personally do not know this person richwicks.


@krc I know Rich Wicks. I've met him many times now.

I'm sure he is who he says he is, a local programmer like me.
27   richwicks   2022 Nov 16, 1:27pm  

Patrick says

krc says


For anyone reading this thread: I personally do not know this person richwicks.


krc I know Rich Wicks. I've met him many times now.

I'm sure he is who he says he is, a local programmer like me.


For god sakes, I have no idea what it was about, but it's interesting.

I think we're reaching an impasse with the government. We can't vote the bastards out of starting new wars, bringing in illegal immigrants, forcing us to pay for it, causing inflation, engaging in open corruption, engaging in selective prosecution, promoting propaganda, lying to the public, indoctrinating kids, and forcing companies to engage in censorship.

They are losing, but they aren't going to go out quietly.

I should do some coding. @Onvacation said that Rust is a crap language, but it's growing on me. I'm pretty sick of working with C and C++ anyhow. I've been thinking about and working on something like IPFS, and I've (finally) figured out P2P communications. This opens up an entire area of sharing work.

People have forgotten (or never knew) what the OLD Internet was like. It was a TRUE wild west. Anybody could say anything, nobody was taken too seriously, documents were constantly leaked, and we could talk to anybody on the planet. Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc interrupted that. People simply don't have a concept of the power they have available to them. Just a little toy computer is 100% adequate for 99.9% of the population. We have to decentralize.
28   Onvacation   2022 Nov 16, 1:43pm  

richwicks says

Onvacation said that Rust is a crap language,

Never said that. Never used Rust.
29   Patrick   2022 Nov 16, 1:50pm  

I know Rust fans, and I'm sure they're right that it's a good language. But I myself am married to Javascript because I've invested so much time into it (both browser side and node.js) and because it is very high-performance.
30   richwicks   2022 Nov 16, 1:50pm  

Onvacation says

richwicks says


Onvacation said that Rust is a crap language,

Never said that. Never used Rust.


I'd have to look it up, but you gave me the impression it's a tinker toy language versus a real one.

It's got some of its own problems (every language does!) but some strengths as well. It's less cumbersome to write in. It's aiming to be a replacement to lower level languages and it has better memory management than C/C++ (which are awful).

I'm still learning it. I'm curious about the ABI to C and C++. It compiles TERRIBLY slowly, but it has the concept of a makefile/cmake/etc built into it - that's Cargo. It tries to be extremely portable.

I think we're fast approaching the point that it really won't matter what OS you're working on, your code will run on top of it.
31   mell   2022 Nov 16, 2:11pm  

Rust's syntax is fucking last millennium crap while its concepts are interesting. It will likely be a niche language with that syntax which is in dire need of simplification
32   GreaterNYCDude   2022 Nov 16, 8:40pm  

richwicks says

People have forgotten (or never knew) what the OLD Internet was like. It was a TRUE wild west. Anybody could say anything, nobody was taken too seriously

I miss the good old days. The internet is broken. Now that you have figured out P2P, how can we rebuild a decentralized network of people sharing information, the way it used to be?

[Unfortunately I don't code. I know Visual Basic, but that's about it.]
33   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2022 Nov 16, 8:42pm  

GreaterNYCDude says

richwicks says


People have forgotten (or never knew) what the OLD Internet was like. It was a TRUE wild west. Anybody could say anything, nobody was taken too seriously

I miss the good old days. The internet is broken. Now that you have figured out P2P, how can we rebuild a decentralized network of people sharing information, the way it used to be?

[Unfortunately I don't code. I know Visual Basic, but that's about it.]


i remember, tgat internet was better
34   Blue   2022 Nov 16, 9:22pm  

It’s almost better version of c++ without pointers fun, better memory management. Unless it’s a legacy project, rust should be a good choice for systems side.
35   Tenpoundbass   2022 Nov 17, 7:03am  

People that worry about memory management and pointers, like we're all still using 8 bit processors, and 256 KB memory.

99% of us programmers or the projects we're working on, will chug along just fine what ever language you're using.
It's all got to be better than any technology that you have to be tethered to the cloud, and your apps all run as a service, lose your internet then you're dead in the water.
It's just one of those things, where they make every minutia of programming details all about efficiency, speed and dependability. They worry about things, that most projects will never have to worry about. But then they throw so much on the cloud and just accept every pit fall, set back and downtime, as just one of those things, when dealing with the cloud.
36   richwicks   2022 Nov 17, 8:16am  

Tenpoundbass says

People that worry about memory management and pointers, like we're all still using 8 bit processors, and 256 KB memory.


I started out on 8 bit processors and that's not the problem.

Memory leaks are a long term problem for a service. I don't write crap to run "on the cloud", when I have to work on that, I'm working on developing "the cloud". The "cloud" is a glorified disk drive with a remote connection.

The push to "the cloud" is to get software as a service again, they are trying to force people back to using essentially mainframes, because this not only locks you into a solution which you have to pay for regularly, but it allows oversight on everything you're doing. My PHONE is a more powerful computer than the VAX/VMS Alpha system my University used - which 2,000 students could be using at the same time for work, email, messaging, homework, and even video games.

Your little toy piece of crap computer is MORE than enough for 99.999% of people, as long as you don't have memory leaks all over the place. We have protected memory now, optimizers have killed one of my skills (I used to do optimization with assembly - now a computer can do a better job than I ever could), the real work now is reducing the tedium. Ever write "Hello World" in Assembly? Still, COBOL is worse to work with.

Languages are TOOLS, you learn a few and the next few, is relatively easy to pick up. At first, you start confusing syntax in the languages, but over time, you stop doing this. There was a time that I thought C was the end all be all of languages. By then I reluctantly learned Perl and realized what, in some instances, would take me DAYS to do in C, took 20 minutes in Perl. C++ has way too much crap in it, but I wouldn't want to go back to C at this point. Strings ALONE make that an infinitely better language.

Different tools for different things, but they are just tools.
37   richwicks   2022 Nov 17, 8:20am  

GreaterNYCDude says

I miss the good old days. The internet is broken. Now that you have figured out P2P, how can we rebuild a decentralized network of people sharing information, the way it used to be?


I figure everybody can have a server. Remember USENet? There's MULTIPLE versions of USENet now, but a raspberry pi can EASILY run USENet of 1995. I'm afraid video would have to be restricted.

Email, SMTP, is SUPER easy to duplicate. It's just adding a file to your machine under /var/mail/$USER - and that interfaces with a ton of programs that already exist. All you need to do is append a file to it. A lot of stuff should go away, FTP for example and Telnet. HTTP(s) is just a file sharing protocol. Under Unix "everything is a file" up to and including voice and video chat.

Bit torrent solved the problem of sharing data widely.

I'm confident it can be done.
38   Tenpoundbass   2022 Nov 17, 8:48am  

richwicks says

Email, SMTP, is SUPER easy to duplicate. It's just adding a file to your machine under /var/mail/$USER - and that interfaces with a ton of programs that already exist. All you need to do is append a file to it. A lot of stuff should go away, FTP for example and Telnet. HTTP(s) is just a file sharing protocol. Under Unix "everything is a file" up to and including voice and video chat.


That's where memory management is a huge concern, the semaphores and locks when the process is checking the queues, is very prone to memory leaks.
I once had to write a custom SMTP service that would canonicalize the header, and encrypt it with the Domain Key, for Whitelist email service.

That memory leak was the bane of that project. The problem was connecting to the DNS and other Network related Interop for related legacy DLLs.
After I rewrote those and created .net assemblies, the memory leak went away.
39   richwicks   2022 Nov 17, 9:07am  

Tenpoundbass says

That memory leak was the bane of that project. The problem was connecting to the DNS and other Network related Interop for related legacy DLLs.
After I rewrote those and created .net assemblies, the memory leak went away.


How would there be a memory leak? I see .net - sounds like a Microsoft OS problem.

The locks on /var/mail/$USER are, I believed, defined in an RFC. Doesn't matter, I'll duplicate them anyhow. The advantage of using SMTP, is - 1 - VERY SIMPLE, second, you have a variety of programs to use it.

I don't intend to make this mail system compatible with standard mail though either. I believe that email at this point, as it's setup originally, is dead. With the system I'm trying to make - spam is impossible and spoofing is also impossible. I think that the reason there is "public email" is so that anything you write can be traced, it complete gets rid of privacy. It's also dumbfounding that after PGP was created back in the 1990's that encrypted email isn't the DEFAULT for communication.

I wear a tin foil hat (metaphorically) but at some level, as an engineer, I have to ask "why don't they do THIS obvious thing unless...". Every technology is a abused. I just have to accept that.
41   Tenpoundbass   2022 Nov 17, 1:23pm  

richwicks says


How would there be a memory leak? I see .net - sounds like a Microsoft OS problem.

The problem was the process also did a DNS look up, to get the Domain.dnky entry, then use WMI to set one of the network cards on the server to the ip that represents that domain(Like Red Hot Cellular Deals.com or Cheap Insurance .com) so Yahoo and GMail wouldn't reject the email as spam from a server that does not match the domain the email is from. There was a lot going on each time the lock was invoked yeah a .net OS issue. Otherwise everything worked fine, the email had to match the domain during handshake and the header had to match the domain key or it would get rejected. If any of those processes timed out, the memory leak would rear it's head.
42   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2022 Nov 17, 1:27pm  

richwicks says


The FBI seriously knocked on my door today

OK, I got's to know. Did any of the door knockers leave a card, and if so, do share.

And how did the conversation go exactly?

Or, did you look out the peep hole and do the "Dave's not here man." bit?
43   Patrick   2022 Nov 17, 1:27pm  

Guy at my last job has a poster with:

"There is no cloud. It's just someone else's computer."

Very true, and they could turn it off, get root for themselves, or lock you out any time they feel like it.
44   richwicks   2022 Nov 17, 2:50pm  

Al_Sharpton_for_President says


richwicks says


The FBI seriously knocked on my door today

OK, I got's to know. Did any of the door knockers leave a card, and if so, do share.

And how did the conversation go exactly?



They caught me returning home from drinking, I wasn't in the mood to talk or honestly the shape - they identified themselves as the FIB, I told them I don't talk to the FBI. She asked "why", and I mumbled "corrupt". That was the extent of our verbal exchange.

I then opened my door, closed and locked it, heard them knock one more time, then wrote the message here - so this happened around 6:30pm, Monday. I went to bed shortly after. I just got back from a vacation and am still jet lagged and frankly, trying to keep it that way.

I would be absolutely lying if I didn't admit it freaked me out a bit, but I'm getting over it. I doubt it has anything to do with this site, they may have been looking for information on some other people probably. I have no faith in them even if they were investigating somebody that deserved it.

I also cannot express my contempt for the intelligence agencies at this point. These assholes allowed Epstein to run a child RAPE ring for YEARS. If they aren't a bunch of fucking pedophiles, they are enablers of them.

30 years ago, I suspected that they were corrupt, but I was young then. I'm 51 now. They're certainly corrupt. The reason for the Internet, in my opinion, STILL, is to force government reform. It's just a lot more fucking difficult to educate the public than I ever imagined. If I knew how difficult it would be, I would have never even considered being involved with speaking my mind openly, for 30 years.

When Robert Mueller OR Hillary Clinton OR James Comey OR Nancy Pelosi OR Hunter Biden, OR Dennis Hastert the FUCKING PEDOPHILE, or hundreds of others go to prison, I'll respect them. I regard my government as being a criminal syndicate, and I'm not exaggerating, I don't think there is a rule of law, it's just a bunch of mafias vying for control, we've been lied into every fucking war we've been in for at least 20 years, I'm fed up, and I'm 51. Fuck it.

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