The Fogbow implicated!
After all these years of mystery, the name of RC has appeared in documents released in the Melendres v. Arpaio lawsuit. The Cold Case Posse knew this all along. This shocking new information is courtesy of Stephen Lemons of the Phoenix New Times.
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I know RC. RC is a friend of mine, and you Richard Skalsky are no RC. Yes, the identification is totally and completely bogus.
Cold Case Posse IP map
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“Yes, the identification is totally and completely bogus.”
Sorta gives a new meaning to “artificial intelligence”, don’t it?
Feb. 7, 2014 Freedom Friday:
Having looked up the IP addresses located at the bottom of the list none of them match what they say in fact each of them tracks back to Holland.
In other words, it’s not just nonsense, it’s OBVIOUS nonsense. At least, to anyone who knows how and takes the 3 to 5 minutes required to do a search.
This from someone who was supposed to be a computer expert of some sort. Of course, Montgomery knew he was dealing with a bunch of fools, so having plausible IP addresses didn’t matter from that point of view. But surely he had to think they might at some point consult someone who actually had the faintest clue?
On the other hand, at that point, it probably doesn’t matter. At that point, Montgomery has the money and it’s all spent already.
And it’s not like the MCSO would ever file a lawsuit, although it’s possible they might find some other way to retaliate.
Gosh. How hard is it to come up with a plausible IP address?
[Edit: I’ll answer my own question: Not very hard. Maybe 3 minutes.]
The third one isn’t even a valid IP address. I track the others to Cambridge, MA.
Are the Birthers going wild with this “information”?
Not if he watched the press debacles, or read any of what they produced. If they ever came into contact with anyone who had the faintest clue, they’d be destroyed in a matter-antimatter reaction, and he’d be in the clear 😉
whois says the IPA block from 173.222.0.0 – 173.223.255.255 is assigned to Akamai.
They’re still waiting for Sharon Rondeau to tell them what to think.
I don’t know about hidden messages in Al Jazeera videos but if you Google “Dept 46” with the quotes, one of the first entries is,
Rc_scanner Verifier Putaway Dept 46 Jobs in Waco, TX
http://www.snagajob.com/job-search/w-waco,+tx/q-rc_scanner+verifier+putaway+dept+46
Clearly a coded message from the CIA/Darpa about RC and his Xerox work.
Zullo invoked the Fifth in court 37 times today. (And around 300 times in his deposition.)
That’s exactly what I used to track as well and got the same results
In the “Whistlerblower Chronicles” there is this,
9/06/2013 Dennis Montgomery gives interview to MCSO at home in Yarrow Point home
That is the same date as the Cantwell PDF and is before the date that Zullo said the MCSO first met Montgomery.
There is also this:
10/06/2014 Dennis Montgomery delivers Birth Certificate with jpeg, watermark, and patter matching output.
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/joe-arpaios-cloak-and-dagger-seattle-operation-files-released-7804727
On 11/6/14 Zullo writes to Montgomery:
Subject: Work
Source Code to BC tonight.
Coming up there and identifying the watermarks against other documents.
Verification that the emails about the sheriffs and Sheridan are true and not implanted.
Montgomery responds:
Unrealistic expectations.
What we’re seeing is a textbook scam. Whenever Zullo asks for something Montgomery delays, deflects, or just ignores the request.
Then, on 11/14/14, Mackiewicz forwards to Zullo an e-mail from Tom Drake which says that he and Karl Wiebe analyzed the hard drives and concluded that Montgomery “is a complete and total fraud.” That must have been universe-shattering!
And from the transcript of the deposition:
Q. Now, you told Mr. Montgomery that first you would want him to deal with the birth certificate in order to get the sheriff back and then you would go for the data that related to the contempt proceeding with Judge Snow; is that correct?
A. Taking the Fifth.
Q. Well, then Mr. Montgomery at 8:46 p.m. says, quote, “Okay. That will take time. Need to deconstruct 3 different versions of Adobe (9, 10, and 11) using 2 different formats each. Just complicated. Just hold on to your plan for now, I guess,” end quote.
I left a note at Birther Report over 5 hours ago, and so far no replies.
The IP Address goes back to Boston, MA. Interestly enough, I have always suspected the RC may be from MA, specifically the Springfield Area. Evidence apparently showed that RC was vocal about some of the local politics there. I never could tie any name to that evidence although I later did find out the RC goes by Randy Daniels.
In RC’s videos, RC shows the Xerox Machine he uses to scan the birth certificate. On the Xerox Machine is a bar code that identifies who might own that machine (perhaps the company or business). Unfortunately, the bar code is too fuzzy and I can’t see it clearly to know. But I do know that RC keeps his files in folder named DAN which could a short for Daniels, the original name I discovered behind RC.
Not sure why you’re so hell-bent on finding RC’s identity, but it isn’t Daniels. You found a big clue with Springfield, though. With apologies to RC, I am prepared to reveal his true identity: “RC” is really Troy McClure, star of stage, screen, and automated informational kiosks. You may remember him from such films as “Calling all Quakers” and “The President’s Neck is Missing.”
Springfield is more than 90 miles west of Boston.
And the Randy Daniels who used to live in Springfield has been living in California for the last twenty years.
Akamai is a provider of cloud services and content delivery. While their headquarters might be in Cambridge, MA, their servers are located around the world.
I used to be a web developer for a large newspaper. We used Akamai to speed the delivery of some of our content (and I still use the coffee cup they gave me). Akamai had servers colocated at major ISPs and hubs around the internet. When we wanted to use their servers to accelerate our content, we would use create a special Akamai URL for the content. The network routes at the ISPs were configured such that requests at the ISP/hub for that URL would go to the colocated Akamai server, which could then determine the real URL for the content on our site. They would request the content from our site, and then cache it on their server so that further requests wouldn’t have to traverse the network back to our servers. IIRC, the Akamai servers at the various hubs would also communicate so that once one of them retrieved our content, it would be shared to the other Akamai servers,
Which all goes to say that at least for how we used Akamai, seeing an Akamai URL said nothing about where the real server of the content was located.
Obviously, that means that machine is a forgery. You should check it for layers, and whether the metadata tells you who really manufactured it.
Sometimes I miss the fact that Doc can’t (or doesn’t) have a ‘like’ button on the site.
Actually, some sources show it as being in Virginia, which gives you an idea of the accuracy of the whole thing, assuming the IP address even has the faintest association with RC, which, since Montgomery’s entire story is made-up nonsense, would not be a reliable assumption.
Not to mention the fact that someone who worked with Akamai’s network indicates that an apparent IP on their system may well not have anything to do with the original IP at all.
None of this is to discourage you from thinking RC is in Boston. Or Virginia. Or Palo Alto.
Or Connecticut. Or Dallas, or Baton Rouge, or Cleveland, or Detroit, or Little River or Butte, Montana. You can think whatever you like.
Personally, I wouldn’t confirm or disconfirm anything. I’d just as soon let you think he is Richard Skalsky out in Palo Alto. Confirming a miss is not the best policy IMO because some day someone might actually get lucky and guess correctly. Sort of like playing Battleship.
Of course that may be unlikely to happen, since it seems birthers have been trying to figure out RC’s identity for some time now, and the clock on any possible relevance whatsoever is rapidly running out. We are now just 362 days, less than a year, from the election of our next President.
Except of course that Obama is going to suspend the Constitution and cancel the 2016 elections and assume dictatorial power. That should happen any day now, so you’d better be really nervous because the time is getting very short.
Or maybe he’s going to be frogmarched out of the White House any day now. Darn, I forget which it is.
I touched on this some in the “Outing” thread. The registration address tells you nothing about the location of the equipment using the IPAs, unless it’s a small block assigned to a company with limited physical locations. Since this block belongs to Akamai, the networked equipment will literally be all over the planet. And, as vic pointed out, will actually mask RC’s location if they’re really associated with him somehow (which they’re almost certainly not).
So, once again, the birfoons have fumbled around with a system they don’t understand, misinterpreted what they saw, and taken a flying leap to a hilariously wrong conclusion. The person at Fogbow who’s been peppering his or her comments with Wile E. Coyote cartoons has nailed it quite elegantly.
Didn’t Troy McClure narrate “The Birthers’ Brains are Missing” too?
If it is an inventory tag, then it wouldn’t be meaningful outside the business that owns it which you don’t know (nor do I).
So we have RC, RD and RS. Seems like a pattern is forming.
“Randy Daniels” is the pseudonym that RC used/uses in correspondence with birthers.
Good one. 🙂
Non existent evidence?
Why am I not surprised? And, is this supposed to be the universe shattering evidence? LMAO
Gosh john, maybe you should get a lawyer. Sounds like you could be deposed soon. It appears you’re the missing link.
I’m joking, of course.
I thought he was supposed to be shot in the Oval Office with Colonel Mustard’s gun?
I assume Skalsky is a fake name? But, they are stating this person works for the CIA and is using CIA equipment to discuss Obama conspiracies? Does this open up another level of inquiry? For the investigative team of a sitting sheriff to be communicating back and forth about a CIA operation seems to be out of the realm of Maricopa County interests, yes?
Is Randy any kin to Susan?
There is a person with that name associated with the AAAI. I see no evidence that the name Is fake.
And, of course, there is no evidence (other than Montgomery’s junk) that RC is that person.
That strikes me as a good reason for us not to use the name. Some poor fellow is already being saddled with a search-engine trail and we have no reason to believe that he deserves to be in that position.
Not to worry: any good conspiracy theorist will tell you that Google is in cahoots with the spy agencies (You thought it was a coincidence that they just changed their name to “Alphabet”? Wake up, sheeple!). They’ll make sure the trail is erased.
Ah, but. according to “Jim” over in the gerbil warren:
He also offered a potential QOTD, given that BR is “a forum where about 99% of the participants and hiding behind pseudonyms, and many are making threats of violence” (my description):
Kind of like reputable attorney Richard R. Silverlieb:
https://plus.google.com/115957640027640403285/about
I know who Skalsy is and how Montgomery and/or Zullo probably found his name and thought he was some important Obot. It’s a stupid mistake that Birthers actually made at least once before. More later…
(Thanks to twinx at THEFogbow who tipped me off on this.)
Typo “Skalsky”. I can’t even type my own name. 😆
How do you want to handle the “more later”? Are you going to blog about it, or post a comment. The story is a hoot, though.
twinx at the Fogbow sent me a PM on Skalsky earlier tonight. Skalsky was misidentified in 2011 as the owner of the Fogbow Forum. He owns a domain called “fogstar.com”. However, he also registered “fogbow.com” as a domain that redirects to his fogstar.com site. Of course Foggy’s forum is “thefogbow.com”. Other Birthers made this mistake when the Fogbow first came on line. Skalsky’s name came up in a comment at Dr. Kate’s forum in 2011 and there was a comment by an anonymous person at ORYR in 2012.
http://www.obamareleaseyourrecords.com/2012/05/sheriff-arpaios-obama-investigation.html?showComment=1338239908578#c732124646229522203
I can’t find a link to the comment at Dr. Kate’s forum but majorbabs at the Fogbow quoted a comment at Dr. Kates blog back in January 2011 that cited Skalsky incorrectly as the as the owner of the Fogbow forum. .
http://thefogbow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=140521#p140521
Mr Skalsky appears to be a sound technician or engineer. This is from his web site:
So in summary they searched for the wrong domain and somehow misidentified Skalsky as “RC”. How incredibly stupid is that? This appears to also be the basis for Zullo’s slanderous claim that I was under a criminal investigation, a claim that Mike Volin also parroted on his Blog Talk Radio program. These people are clowns and liars. They make the Keystone Kops look like an elite law enforcement agency. .
In a bit of irony, this site’s security software blocked an IP address from Arizona a few minutes ago after 20 login failures.
So he’s not the same Skalsky who’s a member of AAAI (I was thinking it might be a hobby, but that description sounds like a profession)? That would make it even funnier.
$DEITY help them if they ever decide to make enemies with someone with a common name like “Bob Jones”: they’ll be seeing bogeymen everywhere…
Wasn’t there an IPA in a rural area up around Kingman that the gerbils claimed was doing something nefarious a while back?
So I guess the sound guy Skalsky is the same as the AAAI guy Skalsky based on the proximity of residence.
aaai.org doesn’t run a finger daemon, and it doesn’t allow a SMTP VRFY, so I can’t use them to verify Montgomery’s two email address. I found the “ras” address on the Internet and it is correct. I couldn’t find “rc.” It may well be made up.
I hate to say it but…this guy Skalsky has a much, much more impressive resume than Reed Hayes…I wonder if he’d consider branching into internet birth certificate verification? I know a gullible fake detective who pays big bucks for magic information. 😀
So basically birthers can’t tell the difference between fogbow.com and thefogbow.com. They’re obverously communists.
The stupidity of the whole thing is fairly mind-boggling.
An apt description of the birther movement in general.
Ted Cruz will be at a “rally for religious liberty” at Bob Jones U. on the 14th.
Are they going to force the entire student body to attend, like Liberty did?
Could be a smart move: give them a little taste of what Hell will be like, so they have an incentive to behave 😉
Catch RC Radio tonight at 9 PM. I expect a boots on the ground report from Phoenix covering Zullo’s second day on the stand. More details will be posted later today.
It reminds me of a poster on amazon lately who claimed obamaphone.com was proof of the obama phones. Nevermind that it has no association whatsoever to the lifeline program and was some .com someone put up.
Bob Jones University
Wouldn’t let black people attend there until 1971. Wouldn’t let single black people until 1975. Tried to argue that its ban against interracial dating was part of it’s first amendment right of religion in 1976, when the IRS redacted their ability to receive a federal tax exemption (they lost). They actually spent 25 years defending that interracial dating policy, and only changed it when George W. Bush came to speak there in 2000 as part of his Presdienctial Campaign.
Real great place to defend “religious liberty”.
Those who decry losing their “religious liberty” are often the same who lost their irony meters long ago.
One of the definitions of the word “liberty” is “impertinent freedom in action or speech,” as in “to take liberties” with something. They must mean it that way.