So. I looked for Frank's Franks in my town. Found two. Both with the same phone number. Then I looked at hourscenterdotcom. They had listings for our town, of businesses that went under before there was even an internet.
I found that the number given for our local Frank's Franks, belongs to a well known business man who has been here since always. Turns out one of the locations is actually his biz office. The other is a local law firm.
It got to where hourscenter looked weirder than an invisible hotdog stand. They MUST have pulled our towns biz register and listed every single biz, open or closed for the past 25 years. Was thinking web crawler, but that doesn't work for small shops that closed ages ago. That means someone is deliberately doing legwork at hourscenter, but not caring about the content much. So you would expect the hourscenter page to be flooded with ads, but it's not. Hourscenter is...odd.
Did find three legit Frank's Franks. One in the Chicago area(closed), one in Bastrop TX (closed) and one in Renton, WA (open).
Also found a hotdog cart rental vendor, leasing I think, by the name Frank's Franks. Anyone can have or start an llc, rent a FF hotdog cart for X amount of time, and have it show up on a towns biz registry. So there is a chance all of these FF locations are people/companies who rented a hotdog cart for an event or fair, out of their existing biz. Going back for YEARS. That would explain the number of them and the strange locations.
Now, before anyone calls me a shill, I'm just stating what I found so far, not making a call yet.
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DonKeyhote ago
The real question is why they need to use sites to communicate at all. Why did alefantis add pegasus museum to GMaps publicly under his own name?
abattoirdaydream ago
Are sites like hourscenter accidentally catching people when they pull entire biz registries? I mean who really looks at those. Until recently collating the biz info with say property ownership, or transfer to others was more than a pita. Now crawlers do it for us.
It's likely that someone like alefantis didn't do it himself. Or rather, he didn't understand how info ties together online very well. He just didn't realize how much others were blindly doing it for aggregation sites. Or how deep they will go on the legwork for those sites. Entire, and OLD biz registry, with zero regard for the content. Accidental WikiLeaks like.
If he did do it himself, and he understood how info works, I'd say it was just idiotic arrogance.
LionElTrump ago
I believe that is one of their critical mistakes. The internet saw their business grow, they rode the dotcom bubble like everyone else. They had the power of control though. They had access to the SCIFs where all the raw data they were calling metadata located. How do you think they stayed ahead of journalists? Sharyl Atkinson for one, Breitbart another, the list could go on.
They had access to that intel and they have had it since the beginning. Computing is much faster now and their data mining methods more advanced.
Once quantum computing goes public for sale, which only means they want to sell it to other governments, you can see how dangerous all split second ability to put all that information into one centralized place could be extremely dangerous and peril for life and civilization if it were in control of groups like communist, luciferians, or any other secretive/deceitful group that justifies the removal of life to continue the never ending quest of power that the humans species has long endured.
They lost the monopoly of that control though and we are witnessing the struggle to reign it back in. The Clinton camp and Obama camp who came to truce and terms in the 2008 election couldn't defeat the Will of the People in the 2016 election, which of also has countless historic examples of doing. Maybe JA was one of them that spearheaded the online marketplace for their lusts and designed their communication using historical imagery that someone into those lusts would recognize since they are more likely to study its past, and they have some established history.
SecondAmendment ago
Great post, @LionElTrump. Very insightful. Upvoat for you. Thanks for this info.
abattoirdaydream ago
Breed serpents. Get bit. It's kinda funny.