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Wait she woke up to someone in her bedroom with night vision goggles on? Did she tell them to GTFO?
by belluchan 13y ago
Wait she woke up to someone in her bedroom with night vision goggles on? Did she tell them to GTFO?
- foobarqux 13y agoMy understanding is that they were outside the bedroom window and she, terrified, tried to pretend she was still sleeping until they left.
- coldtea 13y agoSometimes that's not about surveillance either. It's about making sure that they are seen through the window -- to instill some fear to their target. [Edit] Hmm, seeing some comments below, I see this thing even has a name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi#Zersetzung https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi#Zersetzung
- X4 13y agoThat IS Guerilla Strategy then. Crazy. I hope he has videos about it and publishes these. He should install a 6th Alarm that shoots an electrified fisher-net and can shoot with a taser gun, in case the owner is detected too near. It's interesting that I learned what guerilla strategy is from a robot in a science fiction movie. Scene from the movie "Red Planet" from the year 2000: http://youtu.be/GltSAI25gaA?t=5s http://youtu.be/GltSAI25gaA?t=5s Story in this scene: The reason why the AMEE didn't kill the Astronauts, was because it wanted leave a wounded back, to demotivate the moral of the others, so that they choose worse strategies to fight against AMEE's plans. One of the Astronauts asked, why didn't she kill all of us and only wound him. The other guy said: It's because she knows all about "Guerilla Strategy" and she applies that to reach her goals. She punctuated him, so that he will die, but slowly, which is to break our moral.
- Keyframe 13y agoThat's some scary shit there. Vivid mental images. Do you have source? I'd like to read more about this experience from first-hand account.