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Originally posted by Wishimay:
I wonder who is worse some days...Not to change the subject, but..


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4383216/Harmful-farm-pestici
de-detected-drinking-water-US.html

EVERY time I drink a glass of water I feel worse, and I don't think it's coincidence...

There they throw you off a roof for kinky sex and here we just poison you slowly until your nervous system DIES...

I keep thinking I need to sell everything and leave.

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Originally posted by G:

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Russia has banned a picture depicting President Vladimir Putin as a potentially gay clown.

Russian news outlets are having trouble reporting exactly which image of the Internet's many Putin-gay-clown memes is now illegal to share. Because, you know, it's been banned.

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That right there... is The Funny.

I wonder, if I put up a web site selling Putin Gay Clown t-shirts, how long would it take before it got hacked into little pieces?

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The Truth about Russian Trolls: http://bit.ly/2nwoDoz]

shhh, they'll hear you.

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Russia has banned a picture depicting President Vladimir Putin as a potentially gay clown.

Russian news outlets are having trouble reporting exactly which image of the Internet's many Putin-gay-clown memes is now illegal to share. Because, you know, it's been banned.

But the picture was described last week on the Russian government's list of things that constitute “extremism.”




https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/04/05/its-now-i
llegal-in-russia-to-share-an-image-of-putin-as-a-gay-clown/?utm_term=.223f4dcaf912]

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Better take your pills Ted.

The Russians aren't out to get you. Nobody gives a shit about you, bruh.

What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world? :)

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Originally posted by Wishimay:

EVERY time I drink a glass of water I feel worse, and I don't think it's coincidence...

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Russia has banned a picture depicting President Vladimir Putin as a potentially gay clown.

Russian news outlets are having trouble reporting exactly which image of the Internet's many Putin-gay-clown memes is now illegal to share. Because, you know, it's been banned.

But the picture was described last week on the Russian government's list of things that constitute “extremism.”




https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/04/05/its-now-i
llegal-in-russia-to-share-an-image-of-putin-as-a-gay-clown/?utm_term=.223f4dcaf912

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

So, what are we now: World enforcers of gay liberation? If so, why don't we start with Saudi Arabia?
Really, who cares?
Not America, doesn't cross our vital interests.

Say, YOU'RE not a gay person living in Russia, are you?

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:

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Originally posted by Wishimay:

EVERY time I drink a glass of water I feel worse, and I don't think it's coincidence...

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The super ironic thing is that I looked up our water quality reports that year and from 2015-2016 we actually DID have really high levels of some damn chemical....

I'm going to see if I can request a hard copy of that report...

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Originally posted by second:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

So, what are we now: World enforcers of gay liberation? If so, why don't we start with Saudi Arabia?
Really, who cares?
Not America, doesn't cross our vital interests.

Say, YOU'RE not a gay person living in Russia, are you?

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Say, YOU'RE not a Russian troll living who knows where?

Russia’s Quiet Persecution of Religion
https://www.frc.org/updatearticle/20200916/russia-religion

How Russia Is Stepping Up Its Persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses
https://time.com/5751224/jehovahs-witness-russia-persecution/

Russia: Escalating Persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Arrests, Prison, Harassment for Peaceful Religious Practice
https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/01/09/russia-escalating-persecution-jeho
vahs-witnesses
“For Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia, practicing their faith means risking their freedom,” said Rachel Denber, deputy Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “There is nothing remotely justifiable about this. It’s time for President Putin to ensure that law enforcement stop this harmful persecution.”

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Poor sig. Russia's such a mess.

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SIGNYM:

So, what are we now: World enforcers of gay liberation? If so, why don't we start with Saudi Arabia?
Really, who cares?
Not America, doesn't cross our vital interests.

Say, YOU'RE not a gay person living in Russia, are you?

SECOND: Say, YOU'RE not a Russian troll living who knows where?

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THUGR: Poor sig. Russia's such a mess.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
You know exactly who I am and where I live, so stop lying, or god will burn you in hell. Well, that, and for killing people.


So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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Originally posted by THG:
Nice couple of posts wish. They hit the target.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:


BTW, We usually order new tshirts every couple months...I know what's gonna be next on my list

Gonna get me a gay Putin clown shirt

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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I guess you missed this story:

Jan 2nd

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/02/us/politics/russian-hacking-governm
ent.html

"On Election Day, General Paul M. Nakasone, the nation’s top cyberwarrior, reported that the battle against Russian interference in the presidential campaign had posted major successes and exposed the other side’s online weapons, tools and tradecraft.

“We’ve broadened our operations and feel very good where we’re at right now,” he told journalists.

Eight weeks later, General Nakasone and other American officials responsible for cybersecurity are now consumed by what they missed for at least nine months: a hacking, now believed to have affected upward of 250 federal agencies and businesses, that Russia aimed not at the election system but at the rest of the United States government and many large American corporations.

Three weeks after the intrusion came to light, American officials are still trying to understand whether what the Russians pulled off was simply an espionage operation inside the systems of the American bureaucracy or something more sinister, inserting “backdoor” access into government agencies, major corporations, the electric grid and laboratories developing and transporting new generations of nuclear weapons."

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Google if you need other sources.

You're the queen of deflection, using "What are America's interests?" to side track many discussions... so is does this / Cyber Security qualify as one of our vital Interests?


"The breach is far broader than first believed. Initial estimates were that Russia sent its probes only into a few dozen of the 18,000 government and private networks they gained access to when they inserted code into network management software made by a Texas company named SolarWinds. But as businesses like Amazon and Microsoft that provide cloud services dig deeper for evidence, it now appears Russia exploited multiple layers of the supply chain to gain access to as many as 250 networks.

The hackers managed their intrusion from servers inside the United States, exploiting legal prohibitions on the National Security Agency from engaging in domestic surveillance and eluding cyberdefenses deployed by the Department of Homeland Security.

“Early warning” sensors placed by Cyber Command and the National Security Agency deep inside foreign networks to detect brewing attacks clearly failed. There is also no indication yet that any human intelligence alerted the United States to the hacking.

The government’s emphasis on election defense, while critical in 2020, may have diverted resources and attention from long-brewing problems like protecting the “supply chain” of software. In the private sector, too, companies that were focused on election security, like FireEye and Microsoft, are now revealing that they were breached as part of the larger supply chain attack.

SolarWinds, the company that the hackers used as a conduit for their attacks, had a history of lackluster security for its products, making it an easy target, according to current and former employees and government investigators. Its chief executive, Kevin B. Thompson, who is leaving his job after 11 years, has sidestepped the question of whether his company should have detected the intrusion.

Some of the compromised SolarWinds software was engineered in Eastern Europe, and American investigators are now examining whether the incursion originated there, where Russian intelligence operatives are deeply rooted."

SIGFRAUD: "When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know." Letting you know.^

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:


Hilarious image of a gay clown wearing a gay clown shirt.

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:


Hilarious image of a gay clown wearing a gay clown shirt.

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I'm confused... you haven't posted any pictures of yourself??

I also wonder how many of your relatives think you are gay...or a eunich??

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:


That sounds rather homophobic, Nilly.

You so-called Democrats on this board are constantly belittling gay people.

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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I guess you missed this story:

Jan 2nd

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/02/us/politics/russian-hacking-governm
ent.html

"On Election Day, General Paul M. Nakasone, the nation’s top cyberwarrior, reported that the battle against Russian interference in the presidential campaign had posted major successes and exposed the other side’s online weapons, tools and tradecraft.

“We’ve broadened our operations and feel very good where we’re at right now,” he told journalists.

Eight weeks later, General Nakasone and other American officials responsible for cybersecurity are now consumed by what they missed for at least nine months: a hacking, now believed to have affected upward of 250 federal agencies and businesses, that Russia aimed not at the election system but at the rest of the United States government and many large American corporations.

Three weeks after the intrusion came to light, American officials are still trying to understand whether what the Russians pulled off was simply an espionage operation inside the systems of the American bureaucracy or something more sinister, inserting “backdoor” access into government agencies, major corporations, the electric grid and laboratories developing and transporting new generations of nuclear weapons."

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Google if you need other sources.

You're the queen of deflection, using "What are America's interests?" to side track many discussions... so is does this / Cyber Security qualify as one of our vital Interests?


"The breach is far broader than first believed. Initial estimates were that Russia sent its probes only into a few dozen of the 18,000 government and private networks they gained access to when they inserted code into network management software made by a Texas company named SolarWinds. But as businesses like Amazon and Microsoft that provide cloud services dig deeper for evidence, it now appears Russia exploited multiple layers of the supply chain to gain access to as many as 250 networks.

The hackers managed their intrusion from servers inside the United States, exploiting legal prohibitions on the National Security Agency from engaging in domestic surveillance and eluding cyberdefenses deployed by the Department of Homeland Security.

“Early warning” sensors placed by Cyber Command and the National Security Agency deep inside foreign networks to detect brewing attacks clearly failed. There is also no indication yet that any human intelligence alerted the United States to the hacking.

The government’s emphasis on election defense, while critical in 2020, may have diverted resources and attention from long-brewing problems like protecting the “supply chain” of software. In the private sector, too, companies that were focused on election security, like FireEye and Microsoft, are now revealing that they were breached as part of the larger supply chain attack.

SolarWinds, the company that the hackers used as a conduit for their attacks, had a history of lackluster security for its products, making it an easy target, according to current and former employees and government investigators. Its chief executive, Kevin B. Thompson, who is leaving his job after 11 years, has sidestepped the question of whether his company should have detected the intrusion.

Some of the compromised SolarWinds software was engineered in Eastern Europe, and American investigators are now examining whether the incursion originated there, where Russian intelligence operatives are deeply rooted."

SIGFRAUD: "When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know." Letting you know.^

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
You sure believe a lot of unevidenced assertions - don't you?

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
The last big state-sponsored hack - that we know about - was (claimed to be) N Korean. And China and Iran have plenty of experts, and China has trillions of dollars worth of motivation.

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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
But go ahead- be driven in a stampede that goes around in circles, and fail to notice - once again - that you're seeing the same landmarks over and over and over and over and over and over and over and ...

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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I guess you missed this story:

Jan 2nd

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/02/us/politics/russian-hacking-governm
ent.html

"On Election Day, General Paul M. Nakasone, the nation’s top cyberwarrior, reported that the battle against Russian interference in the presidential campaign had posted major successes and exposed the other side’s online weapons, tools and tradecraft.

“We’ve broadened our operations and feel very good where we’re at right now,” he told journalists.

Eight weeks later, General Nakasone and other American officials responsible for cybersecurity are now consumed by what they missed for at least nine months: a hacking, now believed to have affected upward of 250 federal agencies and businesses, that Russia aimed not at the election system but at the rest of the United States government and many large American corporations.

Three weeks after the intrusion came to light, American officials are still trying to understand whether what the Russians pulled off was simply an espionage operation inside the systems of the American bureaucracy or something more sinister, inserting “backdoor” access into government agencies, major corporations, the electric grid and laboratories developing and transporting new generations of nuclear weapons."

=====

Google if you need other sources.

You're the queen of deflection, using "What are America's interests?" to side track many discussions... so is does this / Cyber Security qualify as one of our vital Interests?


"The breach is far broader than first believed. Initial estimates were that Russia sent its probes only into a few dozen of the 18,000 government and private networks they gained access to when they inserted code into network management software made by a Texas company named SolarWinds. But as businesses like Amazon and Microsoft that provide cloud services dig deeper for evidence, it now appears Russia exploited multiple layers of the supply chain to gain access to as many as 250 networks.

The hackers managed their intrusion from servers inside the United States, exploiting legal prohibitions on the National Security Agency from engaging in domestic surveillance and eluding cyberdefenses deployed by the Department of Homeland Security.

“Early warning” sensors placed by Cyber Command and the National Security Agency deep inside foreign networks to detect brewing attacks clearly failed. There is also no indication yet that any human intelligence alerted the United States to the hacking.

The government’s emphasis on election defense, while critical in 2020, may have diverted resources and attention from long-brewing problems like protecting the “supply chain” of software. In the private sector, too, companies that were focused on election security, like FireEye and Microsoft, are now revealing that they were breached as part of the larger supply chain attack.

SolarWinds, the company that the hackers used as a conduit for their attacks, had a history of lackluster security for its products, making it an easy target, according to current and former employees and government investigators. Its chief executive, Kevin B. Thompson, who is leaving his job after 11 years, has sidestepped the question of whether his company should have detected the intrusion.

Some of the compromised SolarWinds software was engineered in Eastern Europe, and American investigators are now examining whether the incursion originated there, where Russian intelligence operatives are deeply rooted."

SIGFRAUD: "When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know." Letting you know.^

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BUMP!

So SIG???

Russian Deep Hacking of US Networks not of a vital interest to you? Wow - what's it take for you to show interest in this country? An attempted coup?

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
So, NMP about Russia. When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know. Otherwise ... seriously ... NMP.

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I guess you missed this story:

Jan 2nd

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/02/us/politics/russian-hacking-governm
ent.html

"On Election Day, General Paul M. Nakasone, the nation’s top cyberwarrior, reported that the battle against Russian interference in the presidential campaign had posted major successes and exposed the other side’s online weapons, tools and tradecraft.

“We’ve broadened our operations and feel very good where we’re at right now,” he told journalists.

Eight weeks later, General Nakasone and other American officials responsible for cybersecurity are now consumed by what they missed for at least nine months: a hacking, now believed to have affected upward of 250 federal agencies and businesses, that Russia aimed not at the election system but at the rest of the United States government and many large American corporations.

Three weeks after the intrusion came to light, American officials are still trying to understand whether what the Russians pulled off was simply an espionage operation inside the systems of the American bureaucracy or something more sinister, inserting “backdoor” access into government agencies, major corporations, the electric grid and laboratories developing and transporting new generations of nuclear weapons."

=====

Google if you need other sources.

You're the queen of deflection, using "What are America's interests?" to side track many discussions... so is does this / Cyber Security qualify as one of our vital Interests?


"The breach is far broader than first believed. Initial estimates were that Russia sent its probes only into a few dozen of the 18,000 government and private networks they gained access to when they inserted code into network management software made by a Texas company named SolarWinds. But as businesses like Amazon and Microsoft that provide cloud services dig deeper for evidence, it now appears Russia exploited multiple layers of the supply chain to gain access to as many as 250 networks.

The hackers managed their intrusion from servers inside the United States, exploiting legal prohibitions on the National Security Agency from engaging in domestic surveillance and eluding cyberdefenses deployed by the Department of Homeland Security.

“Early warning” sensors placed by Cyber Command and the National Security Agency deep inside foreign networks to detect brewing attacks clearly failed. There is also no indication yet that any human intelligence alerted the United States to the hacking.

The government’s emphasis on election defense, while critical in 2020, may have diverted resources and attention from long-brewing problems like protecting the “supply chain” of software. In the private sector, too, companies that were focused on election security, like FireEye and Microsoft, are now revealing that they were breached as part of the larger supply chain attack.

SolarWinds, the company that the hackers used as a conduit for their attacks, had a history of lackluster security for its products, making it an easy target, according to current and former employees and government investigators. Its chief executive, Kevin B. Thompson, who is leaving his job after 11 years, has sidestepped the question of whether his company should have detected the intrusion.

Some of the compromised SolarWinds software was engineered in Eastern Europe, and American investigators are now examining whether the incursion originated there, where Russian intelligence operatives are deeply rooted."

SIGFRAUD: "When it crosses our vital interests, please let me know." Letting you know.^

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BUMP!

So SIG???

Russian Deep Hacking of US Networks not of a vital interest to you? Wow - what's it take for you to show interest in this country? An attempted coup?

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Russia has banned a picture depicting President Vladimir Putin as a potentially gay clown.

Russian news outlets are having trouble reporting exactly which image of the Internet's many Putin-gay-clown memes is now illegal to share. Because, you know, it's been banned.

But the picture was described last week on the Russian government's list of things that constitute “extremism.”




https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/04/05/its-now-i
llegal-in-russia-to-share-an-image-of-putin-as-a-gay-clown/?utm_term=.223f4dcaf912]

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