Subj : Eliciting a Response From The Opposition
To   : All
From : warmfuzzy
Date : Sat Mar 09 2019 01:29:08

Do you want to know for sure of whether you are under surveillance?  There is
a way, though immoral, that you can use to elicit a definite response from
the opposition.  Lets say that you suspect someone is tapping your phone but
you are unsure.  You could say something to a trusted friend over the
questioned phone line that goes something like this: "we're going to make
such and such'es life miserable and do a lot of bad things to that person." 
The things that you propose to do to the target person would have to be
serious enough to draw the attention and action by the authorities or whoever
you find a response from.  There are certain circumstances where an agency or
organization that deals in intelligence is forced to let the supposed victim
in on the actions that are planned against them.  You have to make sure that
you don't utter death threats or anything like that, but things of a
seriousness that would cause the eavesdroppers to act while you yourself not
commiting a crime, such as uttering death threats, which is illegal.  So it
has to be serious yet not criminal.  You're basically poking the authorities
and seeing if they react.  If you make the claim of a certain specific theme
and you find people you know suddenly talking a lot about that thing or
bringing up specifics that relate to the "plot" you can be fairly certain
that they are under control.

I do not suggest doing this.  This is just out there for educational purposes
because its interesting as it would work.

Best regards,
warmfuzzy

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