Delivery for Mr. Assange
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Delivery for Mr. Assange
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#2Wow, I was just thinking how cool it would be to watch a package be delivered online. Anyone know how the images are being transmitted?
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#3How does it holds internet connection?
Police will definitely notice it for Julian - and will x-ray it.
Then they'll see wires and circuitry inside. Bomb?
Would be interesting to see progress...
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#4How does it holds internet connection? Police will definitely notice it for Julian - and will x-ray it. Then they'll see wires and circuitry inside. Bomb? Would be interesting to see progress...
It's possible it won't be detected.
Parcels sent locally don't go through nearly the level of security as customs puts foreign packages through.
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#5This looks straight out from a Hollywood movie. Now, this makes me curious. Who is behind this?
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#7Also audio feed would be interesting as well.
Is there somewhere array of saved images kept?
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#8How does it holds internet connection? Police will definitely notice it for Julian - and will x-ray it. Then they'll see wires and circuitry inside. Bomb? Would be interesting to see progress...
It's possible it won't be detected. Parcels sent locally don't go through nearly the level of security as customs puts foreign packages through.
Isn't it technically a foreign package travelling from the UK (I presume) to the Ecuadorean embassy, which is Ecuadorean soil?
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It's a package outfitted with a camera and an internet connection that periodically uploads photos en route to Julian Assange. The page updates with each image and contains a record of all the images.