Tag: china
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10/7 Defcon: Spooks, Satnav & Sightings
Pentagon says ‘the global cyberwar is just beginning’ // Obama pressures ISP’s to censor websites // Microsoft wants govt licensing net access // AOL says Infowars ‘whipping the internet into a frenzy of anxiety’ // UFO forces airport closure in China
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‘cyber storm iii’ tests US on cyber attack
stuxnet & cyberstorm3 are unrelated, nothing to see here… from defencetalk: US keyboard warriors were doing battle Tuesday with a simulated cyberattack on government and private computer networks that undermines basic trust in the Internet. The “Cyber Storm III” exercise involves participants from seven US government departments, including the Pentagon, 11 US states, 60 private…
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Police State Updates: Wake & Find We’re Living In Oceania
The govt’s new right to track your every move with GPS // Carvers Bay, SC enlists 9th grade; freshmen all put in JROTC // Pentagon teaches Alaskan kindergarten kids as US schools are militarized for martial law conditioning // Microchipping the hiphop community // New Logan Airport searches blasted; TSA tests frisky frisking policy
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govt paid off $62m in student loans for federal employees
or more specifically: doj, dod, sec & state dept employees from allgov: Wouldn’t it be nice if your employer paid your student loans for you? That’s what the federal government has been doing the past eight years for a select group of government employees. A report from the Office of Personnel Management shows 36 agencies…
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econocrash: hindenburg omen & the ecstasy of empire
dreaded ‘hindenburg omen’ will play out within weeks from paul joseph watson: UBS Financial Services Director Art Cashin says that we’ll know within 3 or 4 weeks whether the dreaded Hindenburg Omen, a set of market factors that precede a stock market collapse, will unfold as many are now predicting. The Hindenburg Omen, named after…
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apple manager arrested over $1 million in kickbacks
from computerworld: An Apple manager with responsibilities for the company’s contract manufacturing in Asia was arrested Friday and charged with accepting kickbacks. Global supply manager Paul Shin Devine was charged with accepting $1 million in kickbacks from half a dozen Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories in a federal indictment and a civil suit,…
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Defcon 7/22: Bleaker For Bloggers
False flag cyber attack could takedown the internet // Obama joins UN to dictate acceptable behavior on the net // Feds ignore 1st Amendment, shut down 1000s of blogs // Google launches coverup of ‘Google Spies’ story
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Biowars/Envirohealth: Toxicity & Impurities
Watchdog says EPA covering up toxicity of dispersants // Watchdog says EPA covering up toxicity of dispersants’People are getting sick,’ worker says // Video: CFR’s Matt Simmons says “We have now killed the Gulf”
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chinese airport closed after ‘fiery ufo’ is spotted flying over city
from daily mail: A Chinese airport was closed after this mysterious object was spotted in the sky. Arcing over Zhejiang’s provincial capital Hangzhou, the UFO appeared to glow with an eerie white light and left a bright trail in its wake. Xiaoshan Airport was closed after the UFO was detected at around 9 pm and…
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Cybersecurity Measures Would Mandate Govt ‘ID Tokens’ To Use Net
The move to shut down and regulate the Internet under a new government-controlled system has accelerated into high gear with the announcement that the government’s cybersecurity strategy revolves around issuing Internet users with ID “tokens” without which they will not be able to visit websites…
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lieberman tells internet to ‘relax’ about ‘kill switch’
from raw replay: Sen. Joe Lieberman is telling his critics to “relax” over a bill that would allow the president to disable parts of the internet as he deems necessary. China has an internet “kill switch” and the U.S. should too, according to Lieberman. “We need this capacity in a time of war. We need…
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another suicide at foxconn, 9th this year at chinese iphone firm
from bbc: In China a factory worker has died after falling from a high building, the latest in a string of such deaths at the same plant. The man, who was 19, was employed by Foxconn, a Taiwanese firm also known as Honhai. The firm makes mobile phones, games consoles and computers for companies like…


