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Mongoose: Trump Baits the Trap on NATO – Pay Up….or Else…

Commerce, Corruption, Government, IO Deeds of War, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence
Mongoose

Tillerson sets NATO allies 2-month “goal” on spending

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned NATO allies Friday to boost defense spending or come up with plans to reach the alliance’s budget guidelines within two months.

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said it would be “unrealistic” for his country to hike spending from 35 billion euros ($37 billion) a year to over 70 billion euros, which would see Berlin allocate more to defense than Russia currently.

Tillerson did not say what would happen if European allies and Canada fail to respect their pledges.

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Norie Huddle: Dan Rather Exposes Complete Corruption of Media, Provides Roadmap for Trump Channel

Corruption, IO Impotency, Media
Norie Huddle

Posted on 1 April 2017 by Martin Armstrong, Dan Rather's five minute commentary was made in 2008 and is a devastating indictment of financial interests that control news media and manipulate the news to favor financial interests rather than public need to know.

Dan Rather Exposes Corrupt Media – But Back in 2008

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Antechinus: Smart TV Hack — Vulnerability of Internet of Things

Commerce, Corruption, Government, IO Impotency
Antechinus

Smart TV hack embeds attack code into broadcast signal—no access required

A proof-of-concept exploit that uses terrestrial TV signals and a low-cost transmitter to hack Smart TVs raises an unsettling prospect—the ability of hackers to take complete control of a large number of sets at once without having physical access to any of them. The hacks underscore the risks of so-called “Internet of Things” devices, the vast majority of which are given network access and computing functionalities without being adequately secured. This research is significant because TVs are used by a fundamentally different demographic than computers.

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Owl: Child Abduction Teams Widespread

06 Family, 07 Other Atrocities, 09 Justice, 10 Transnational Crime, 11 Society, Corruption, Government, Law Enforcement, Officers Call
Who? Who?

Child abduction teams — generally a snatch couple, a look-out, and a driver — are widespread. Selling children to pedophiles is big business — as big as illicit drugs and more profitable than prostitution. The FBI and US law enforcement are turning a blind eye to this national disgrace, and not doing all they can do to stop human trafficking generally and trafficking in small children specifically.

How To Protect Your Children From The Human Traffickers And Sexual Perverts That Are Lurking At Your Favorite Retail Stores

One Mother’s Chilling Close Encounter With A Team Of Child Abductors That People Can’t Stop Talking About

‘Veterans for Child Rescue’: Ex-Navy Seal Launches Operation to Expose Pedophiles

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Mongoose: Obama / US IC Spying on Trump Worse Than Previously Reported — New Details Suggest Multiple Impeachable Offenders in White House, Justice, NSA, CIA, FBI

Corruption, Government, Law Enforcement, Military
Mongoose

Obama spying looks even worse than Trump claimed 

Intel source bombshell: Months of surveillance for purely ‘political purposes'

Here is what they told Fox:

1) Surveillance targeting the Trump team during the Obama administration began months ago, even before the president had become the GOP nominee in July.

2) The spying on the Trump team had nothing to do with the collection of foreign intelligence or an investigation into Russia election interference.

3) The spying was done purely “for political purposes” that “have nothing to do with national security and everything to do with hurting and embarrassing Trump and his team.”

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Hal Berghel: CIA & Cyber-Babble vs. Cyber-Attribution UPDATE 1

Corruption, Government, Hacking, IO Deeds of War

On the Problem of (Cyber) Attribution

Is the recent report from the three-letter agencies on the alleged Russian hack of the Democratic National Committee evidence-based attribution or attributibabble?

Attitudes and judgments have these biases baked into them. Failing to appreciate this simple fact allows all sundry forms of popular nonsense to remain unchallenged. Such is the case with cyberattribution.

Faith-based attribution is a term used by security specialist Jeff rey Carr to denote nonscientific analysis that leads to untestable attribution to a security incident.

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