No evidence of hidden coded messages, just pure speculation. Like I said, the reality is probably more along the lines of them trying to get past spam filters.

From the Elisha post

http://styleangelique.blogspot.dk/

“My character is Harvey and I run a house for minor [in age] Internet porn. It’s all virtual. People go online and they talk to these kids about their fantasies or whatever. I’m the sort of father of them in the house – the Fagan of all these wayward kids who come stay in this house,” Jacobs explained. “In the end, I’m really not a bad character

marc jacobs

this kind of shit keeps coming up.

Interestingly enough, there's some garbled crap which might be Russian glyphs gone wrong with my browser, but in plain English it says "Sasha Grey". She's triple-X porn and has a detailed Wikipedia page, so clearly there's a link to pornography here. So the big question is, what kind of porn does somebody need that isn't findable with a two-minute Google images/video search, and instead needs to be deeply embedded in a PDF or whatnot?

"During the day, children tie-dye T-shirts and have outdoor activities. In the evening, there's a talent show in which campers can sing, dance or play piano. Another night is a pageant show in which the boys can dress up."

Uh. wat? screenshot

Yeah it's hard to tell sometimes. Disinfo is much harder to combat than a coverup. I just want to see these sickos brought to justice and prevent kids from having their lives destroyed.

Ordercraze.com seems to be associated. Possibly ordering online pie. (Pedo info exchange). They are used by AusPizza who I read something about spam emails from them with Stratfor. Not just east side pies but Austins Pizza as well.

Ok wait It makes more sense if you consider that the links were removed, then it would just be spam, and the spammer was using the site as a free advertisement portal. still pretty weird but the other articles are thrown in to add keywords to the post and the first sentence probably somehow ensures it is a completely random post and not a duplicate or something. I guess this explanation does seem to make the most sense but the first sentences are odd to me.

Yeah I think you are right after looking at this more. I did have some searches turn up stuff but given the nature of the internet the half that isn't bots is porn. I'm going to nuke the thread as I don't want people haring off on a wild goose chase.

One of ads on right side half way down that says, "Jaymine" has butterflies and swirling symbols that are supposedly pedo signs.

Alright, this is some next level stuff... What the hell? I never thought I would learn the back channels and ways these people communicate... I never even realized these types of things existed.

Interesting but why would they make it public like this?

Searched a random drug sounding part

Hmmm. Where have I seen that symbol before??

You stumbled upon some impotency drug spam... on page 6 of a random search....

Linked here based on a search of spam text http://www.voy.com/228161/278159.html then here -> http://www.voy.com/228161/

Seems like the first phrase may be code for services offered or something. You can grab emails after doing a captcha and then search by email address. I think it's just a giant, clandestine means for talking about CP or illegal services on clear net.

I foudn this, which on the surface doesnt' seem weird, but it uses the same "i'm at liverpool university" as one of the other comments.......

http://dnd.achoo.jp/d20_play/dddb35/charaDB35.cgi?mode=print&number=1138

http://archive.is/ZvkAD -- lots of weird creepy sexual shit on this one, different than the others.

Not 100% on this but:

The majority of these posts follow a structure: drug term, article, drug term, article, drug term, article.

The drug terms are SEO'd so you can search and find a PDF, PPT, or some text-based file. LIek this: http://archive.is/KbTXG or this: http://archive.is/BnDw3

I might be completely off base here, but it looks liek ALL of the news articles have a number in them. Maybe the numbers are used to index which line in the PDF/PPT/File that shoudl be used to construct a reasonable conversation?

Some of the PDFs have ultra tiny text at the bottom which tells you the software that was used to generate the PDF.

I'm still not 100% convinced this is real, but it very well coudl be.

This is solid. Get on it people!

WHAT ARE ALL THESE PDF FILES THAT LOOK THE SAME AND HAVE FUCKED UP SHIT IN THEM DOING ON RANDOM PAGES ALL OVER THE INTERNET!??!!?!?!

http://archive.is/KbTXG

I keep running into the same drug compnay website with 50000 different URLs also

http://ducedo.com/ -- Creepy shit about SEO from 2010. http://archive.is/xxt1J

All their shit is about SEO'ing obscure terms to hide messages I am convinced this guy is in on the game.

Also searching for ""omeprazole via g tube"" got me to a PDF for ducedo

When googling or Bing look for the PDFs!!!!!

They all use the same software to generate them. I would bet this spam requires a semi-sophistocated peice of software that can peice messages together across multiple sites on the internet. Fuck this is fuckkkkkkkkkeeeeeeedddddddddddd

Spammers have been using gibberish to hide coded messages for a while. It's something my friends and I discussed years back. We thought that perhaps they massed spammed messages to hit the one person it was meant for and to decode and came up with all sorts of odd scenarios.

In the real world however, often times they use this tactic to evade spam filters. It doesn't mean something nefarious isn't going on, but it doesn't necessarily mean something is. Just some food for thought to keep in mind when you come across gibberish spam mail.

https://www.google.com/search?q=%22diamox+nombre+generico%22&oq=%22diamox+nombre+generico%22&aqs=chrome..69i57.790j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Again, got me to the dublin festival of history site

It's the drug terms. The news articles are just filler. Look for the weird crazy terms. Soemtimes they're a hit, sometimes they're not. The terms are hyper unique and super useful for SEO. This is how they communicate

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zTIv5VNUNwUJ:dublinfestivalofhistory.ie/use-of-tablet-diamox.pptx+&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

This is a huge mislead. Stop wasting resources

Seems like BOT talk all those reviews.

Also high probability OP was a purchased inactive account.

""what is adapalene cream used for" Gets to

http://archive.is/MkKVg

which does NOT look like anything that belongs ont he "dublin festival of history" website holy shit.

OP: First Class Stamps are postage stamps here in the US for first class mail (personal letters, bills, etc). To send a Christmas card, I need to use at least one first class stamp. Two if it's more than 3.5 ounces.

If you care, here's a little info: https://www.reference.com/business-finance/maximum-weight-envelope-first-class-stamp-4a9c89d793ad4b78

Jesus fucking christ.

A large number of the links they link to are dead.

Check this out:

Google "tofranil tratamento tdah"

Seems innocuous. LInks to a PDF. Link is now a 404. Google cache is this: http://archive.is/Yg0nY

"you checking into this matter for me, and in the meantime I will tell everyone iIsee how nasty she was"

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT

Some of the worst comments on Instagram were from Jimmy's weird friends. Wonder if they have Grinder accounts as well? That's an app for gay hookups. Might have lots of his friends on their and they might list some strange 'preferences.'

I wouldn't go too crazy over this one- I've seen bot "invasions" like this that spew gibberish and spam-links on three other boards I use that are all unrelated in terms of content: a baseball board, a video game board, and a tabletop strategy game board.

The bots will just spam post after post until a mod steps in to shut it down.

It follows a relatively simple format. There is an unusual sentence, a type of drug (mostly pain relievers, older-age drugs), and then some clip from a news article, all mixed-together in different formats. The fact that "jimmy" and "comet" are in the same post by Sherman are enough for me too look into this more.

I received spam emails in the past like this, but maybe it was used to legitimize, for the user's mind, that these should only be viewed as junk mail/posts? I'm going to break down a few posts based on the pattern I noticed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forum_spam

Anyone want to crossreference the ppl editing this article w/ those on PG/Comet Pizza/etc? :)

They hid their communications in spam in the podesta emails, so i don't doubt that this could very well be that. I just think deciphering a spam code is going to be hellllllllllllllll.

It's fully possible these are spambots that are trying to SEO terms by linking sites + terms together in forums. A great way to thwart Google's attempts to find fake SEO stuff woudl be to just cram in a bunch of news articles and shit.

Not saying this is a dead end, but it seems like a pretty crazy thing to find.

Just a quick look through but I found Jules and Emory talking about postage

An ongoing messages between billy, hebert, Frank, gondola and Lily all talking about phones, no dial tone, getting answering messages and "thanks for calling." I have no idea what to make of it or what it is but it is bizarre. I have found user names repeating but have not found my of the some repeating yet.

http://sp37.eu/?topic=website-3%2F&paged=31725

I'm just picking excerpts that have clear typos (missing a space) and searching for them. I've gotten EU an Brazilian websites so far.

The linked forum post is a bit better than the cars because it has timestamps. It looks like these were all dumped all at once, so I don't htink it's much of a conversation.

It's possible that most of these are just spam to throw people off.

Each chunk looks to be from a pre-existing website. This shit is hella fucking weird. I'm not sure it's real, but maybe?

Hm. PGP keys perhaps? Has anyone ever seen a PGP key created like a long passphrase of paragraphs?

I think we are on to something.

Edit: Address in the next one is 404'd, gotta be more leads in there somewhere

I would also not be surprised if most of these messages are just complete and total spam and the real message is only in some of them.

Why is Oct 13th important? Did a WL phase begin on this day?

Hiding in plain sight and using spam is their MO. I think you defintiely found something. How did you find this page? Maybe apply and find more?