MisterWebz

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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Here's another quote from the article: Intelligence sources told The Telegraph that both Mr Spicer and General McMaster, the US National Security Adviser, have apologised over the claims. "The apology came direct from them,"
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
The State Department has issued an apology to GCHQ via diplomatic channels. Do you have a source for this?
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Most likely related: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/443768/obama-fisa-trum... Apparently a FISA request was made to wiretap Trump or people from his campaign. It was denied the first time, but a second one
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Yet people seemed to be awfully calm when Obama was droning weddings. I'm not saying we should've put so much hate towards Obama as well, I'm saying we should put things into perspective.
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Bombing predominately Muslim countries, overthrowing governments and covert black sites where Muslims get tortured. These are things that are acceptable, but a 90-day ban on immigrants coming from war-torn countries, that's a step too
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
After that, it didn't seem worth watching the videos because you have lost credibility in my eyes because I'm not sure you're arguing in good faith. Well, that's pretty convenient isn't it. I don't think you&
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Calling it a terrorist attack would drive Trump's poll numbers up.
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Would the CIA willingly do so much damage to the US? Surely there are other ways to sabotage the NSA instead of doing something as high profile as leaking NSA documents to the public. Besides, I think leaking classified documents of other i
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by MisterWebz 10y ago
Turkey’s recent-to-the-job prime minister, Binali Yildirim, announced: “I am sure that we will return ties with Syria to normal, we need it. We normalized our relations with Israel and Russia. I’m sure we will go back to normal relations w
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
You're clearly not following the Syrian civil war very closely if you think Russia's the one acting irresponsibly.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
Literally all your comments are about how China's bad and how it's in deep trouble. These comments span back more than 100 days. I'm not sure you should be the one calling other people trolls.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
I'm suggesting a higher-up or someone else suggested Tavis target Kaspersky. I'm not suggesting Google execs all sat together and decided to destroy Kaspersky. Is it that hard to believe that there are certain people that would
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
Into whose code? He found several bugs and is now writing about it. I'm not sure if I understand your question?
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
They've been gunning for Kaspersky ever since Kaspersky released information about state-sponsored malware.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
If the information turns out to be false then the anonymous sources get blamed, not the author.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
Does Syriza actually want debt relief? Judging from Varoufakis' interviews, he wants to implement policies that would foster economic growth, which would allow Greece to slowly pay back its debts. He claims the EU's proposals woul
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
A bunch of misogynists who are upset that a female employee was fired. Right.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
> "To exploit foreign signals intelligence for the benefit of the USA" Does it benefit the average U.S. citizen? If not, then how can you say NSA does this for the benefit of the USA. And if it does, then how exactly does a U.S
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
...more of the gap should be filled with cuts to benefits as opposed to increases in taxes. What's their reasoning behind this?
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
So letting the public decide their own fate is now called "shifting blame"?
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
It is so unlike Mozilla to introduce something like that, I ran a virus scan and checked what programs had been installed recently -- I assumed it had been put there in the same way that IE users used to get the Ask Toolbar installed. Exa
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
No save functionality?
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
As I posted before: “Many of them are members of Opus Dei,” Hersh continued. “They do see what they’re doing — and this is not an atypical attitude among some military — it’s a crusade, literally. They see themselves as the protectors of t
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
That same person is also standing at the entrance of almost every other building. To make his job easier he's also given you a unique identifier, so that he can notice when you enter a building he watches. I'm sure you've nev
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on the vote manipulation? Other than certain Reddit power users regularly getting their posts to the top of certain subreddits, I haven't really seen anything suspicious.
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
“Many of them are members of Opus Dei,” Hersh continued. “They do see what they’re doing — and this is not an atypical attitude among some military — it’s a crusade, literally. They see themselves as the protectors of the Christians. They’
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
“The switches weren’t turned off, but there has been a real decrease in quality” of communications, said one United States official, who like others quoted spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence programs. A couple of
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
> The first time around it didn't get adequate attention in the US media. Quite an understatement. Some of the news outlets deemed it unnecessary to mention what was said in the leaked tapes and instead referred to it as a "mil
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by MisterWebz 11y ago
So the correct response to someone ripping you off is using mental tricks to convince yourself you're better off than before?
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by MisterWebz 12y ago
When you're highly invested in the tech scene and are depending on its continuing profitability, then it's only natural that you denounce people who attack it. What we're seeing here is a conflict of opinion between the so ca

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