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Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:

2022.03.17-1 Exhibit 1.pdf

I wanted to test it out for myself, and it works.
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So, if anyone's currently looking through what's been released it may be worth checking to see if the jeets doing these redactions did it wrong.
 
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Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:

2022.03.17-1 Exhibit 1.pdf

I wanted to test it out for myself, and it works.
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So, if anyone's currently looking through what's been released it may be worth checking to see if the jeets doing these redactions did it wrong.
so the fucking jeets only applied css to hide the text. my fucking sides.
 
Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:
So far, this is the only document that I've seen this redaction removal work on. This document was released with those redactions in 2022 and it's the same version they shared. I just don't think they cared enough to bother to fix, even back then.
 
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Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:

2022.03.17-1 Exhibit 1.pdf

I wanted to test it out for myself, and it works.
View attachment 8320066

So, if anyone's currently looking through what's been released it may be worth checking to see if the jeets doing these redactions did it wrong.
I went over a few PDF's but no, it didn't work. It seems like what can be selected is based on OCR, meaning that poorly written s', t's and l's get copied as an eight, an l, and so on. So I copy-text a decent chunk of text and the black squares act like a line-break.
EFTA00008329.pdf, it is literally "Massage for dummies" by "dummies dot com." Sure, why the fuck not.
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View attachment 8320022

Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:

2022.03.17-1 Exhibit 1.pdf

I wanted to test it out for myself, and it works.
View attachment 8320066

So, if anyone's currently looking through what's been released it may be worth checking to see if the jeets doing these redactions did it wrong.
Sometimes, my parents would ask me to edit various documents, mainly PDF files and scanned documents, and I've been doing this since my teenage years. One of the first things I realized when I was editing a PDF file is that if I wanted to hide anything by just putting stuff over it, then someone could use the same editor program and undo that, thus revealing the original thing I wanted to hide.

The fact that a 15-year-old me could have done a better job at redacting confidential information than the American government is something I would never have expected.

The competency crisis is real.
 
If Trump was on that island, he should face consequences. If Biden was on that island, he should face consequences. If anyone was involved in trafficking children, they should face the absolute maximum penalty under law regardless of their political affiliation.
NO NO NO NO NO
TRUMP IS KING
TRUMP IS JESUS
HES BASED N' REDPILLED AND OUR LORD AND SAVIOR
WUT R U FUGGIN WOKE R SUMTHIN'????????????????????????
 
Sometimes, my parents would ask me to edit various documents, mainly PDF files and scanned documents, and I've been doing this since my teenage years. One of the first things I realized when I was editing a PDF file is that if I wanted to hide anything by just putting stuff over it, then someone could use the same editor program and undo that, thus revealing the original thing I wanted to hide.

The fact that a 15-year-old me could have done a better job at redacting confidential information than the American government is something I would never have expected.

The competency crisis is real.
This has always been the case though. Boomers often have great management and personnel and communication experience, they just don't understand computers well. A lot of people shit on the Boomer generation for this but I don't and often my work involves interfacing with boomers and doing paperwork shit in minutes that would otherwise take them days.

Likewise the newer generation of zoomers use phones and definitely have some skills but don't understand computers well.

I discovered the same loophole when I was young and looking through government documents (I just used copy and paste and could only use one word at a time)

It may seem like this PDF mishap is revolutionary but it's a common problem and I reality with these kind of files people will open them in text editors and look at all sorts of metadata in the file. Even the particular fonts in a PDF file are enough to ascertain certain things - this was used against Craig Wright who was pretending to be Satoshi Nakamoto (creator of Bitcoin) when he tried to say some PDF file was old but used a font that didn't exist at the time.

I wouldn't say this is exactly the result of a competency crisis but more likely that the rush to release these documents resulted in it being done in a half assed way.
 
View attachment 8320022

Forgive me if this has already been pointed out. Apparently, for some of the docs you can simply copy paste the text into a separate doc and remove the redactions. The document referenced in this post is:

2022.03.17-1 Exhibit 1.pdf

I wanted to test it out for myself, and it works.
View attachment 8320066

So, if anyone's currently looking through what's been released it may be worth checking to see if the jeets doing these redactions did it wrong.
I figured they would have learned their lesson by now. Many years ago some redacted documents were released that were redacted by loading a black bar over the text. Someone found out you could see the redacted text by using a very slow computer to see the text before it could load the censor bar.

Looks like they're repeating similar mistakes all over again
 
This has always been the case though. Boomers often have great management and personnel and communication experience, they just don't understand computers well. A lot of people shit on the Boomer generation for this but I don't and often my work involves interfacing with boomers and doing paperwork shit in minutes that would otherwise take them days.

Likewise the newer generation of zoomers use phones and definitely have some skills but don't understand computers well.

I discovered the same loophole when I was young and looking through government documents (I just used copy and paste and could only use one word at a time)

It may seem like this PDF mishap is revolutionary but it's a common problem and I reality with these kind of files people will open them in text editors and look at all sorts of metadata in the file. Even the particular fonts in a PDF file are enough to ascertain certain things - this was used against Craig Wright who was pretending to be Satoshi Nakamoto (creator of Bitcoin) when he tried to say some PDF file was old but used a font that didn't exist at the time.

I wouldn't say this is exactly the result of a competency crisis but more likely that the rush to release these documents resulted in it being done in a half assed way.
Reminds me of this Asmondgold clip:
 
If they're all going around fucking kids why are they documenting everything and taking pictures of themselves? Are they ALL retarded?
That's how they keep each other in check.
All powerful elites coordinate and if a new influential person rises to position of power then they are invited to such party in order to become "marked" so to speak.
If said person chooses not to attend then all the other elites instantly know such person is a wild card/outsider and has to be impeded when neccesary.
That's why it was such a freak out when Trump got elected and why we had a turmoil for over a decade. He was an influential person that could not be controlled.
It's sort of like Bio-Leninism.
 
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