Big day in the news for international relations. The leader of the US Regime took a self-promotion campaign to the UN body and received only laughs and mockery. The Independent has sharp analysis of what the vacuum in US leadership means for global policy makers. First appearance before intergovernmental organisation after Washington cut refugee aid … Continue reading “Isolated among Allies and Foes Alike” US Regime Announces Offensive Hacking Campaign→
Brilliant comedy routine by Hannibal Buress Humor helps underscore a very real problem with Jaywalking laws, which any historian should be able to tell you: What sets jaywalking apart is that it never should have been against the law in the first place. City streets were meant for foot traffic and horses from ancient times … Continue reading Jaywalking is a Fantasy Crime→
I think it worthwhile, especially for those engaged in hack back and active defense, to take time to compare and contrast these current stories and their narrative styles: First, “Don’t Punish A North Korean Hacker Just For Following Orders” My name is Jake, and I’m a former U.S. government hacker. I eventually quit for a … Continue reading Can Hackers Be Punished If They Claim to Have Been Given Secret Orders?→
Multiple news outlets are reporting the US Regime’s rush to setup and expand concentration camps, based on a hurried policy of enacting forced mass detention to scare people from coming to the US, has killed a girl through a painfully slow and tortured process that started with inadequate health care. VICE One week after arriving … Continue reading US Regime’s Concentration Camp Kills Toddler→