[Richard]

Originally Posted by Dusty

Skip down to about the 33rd comment (by RKM), then read the comment by the moderator.

I'm not a scientist, like many posting here, but I worked in the field of Special Operations, and I have, recently, retired due to injuries. I just read Hammersmith's email he sent me with the post he is putting up tonight, and I want to post a thought in the middle of this pro and con debate.

We used AlphaCipher Stealth in battlefield ops. It works. It works so well that others still in identical situations are relying upon it in places where lives are at stake if information is intercepted and / or revealed and they are using it with perfect confidence in groups of more than 150 operatives.

So all of the people sitting in offices who haven't chewed the dirt of foreign lands while under stress can debate all they want, but AlphaCipher Stealth works. First time. Every time. And with no confusion that is rampant with other cyphers.

Posted by: RKM at April 1, 2009 12:45 AM
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Wolfgang Hammersmith, I don't mean to alarm you, but I've traced RKM's comment and *it's coming from your computer*.

I do hope there's a benign explanation. Perhaps you created a sockpuppet to praise your product as a sort of April Fools joke?

If not, please be careful. RKM could have broken in and be inside your house right now. He's ex-Special Ops and there's no knowing what he might be capable of.

Posted by: Moderator at April 1, 2009 3:17 PM

Wulfie must've tried this one during his FuchsiaOps period when he was still in training and visible to the non-BlackOps types.

Hilarious - and so it goes...

Richard