The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Many hackers practice their “art,” because they want to beat the system, make easy money, and challenge themselves. White hat hackers are praised for their Batman vigilante tactics, but the black hat hackers like Kevin Mitnick cannot even be classified as a Robin Hood. Fast Company article, “I Hired An Infamous Hacker-And It Was The Best Decision I Ever Made” tells Stu Sjourverman’s story about hiring Kevin Mitnick.
CENSORED BY YOUTUBE BELOW IS BITCHUTE:
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Google Version 2: The Calculating Predator is the public version of a series of reports prepared for clients in 2005 and 2007.
The topics covered in the monograph, published by a now defunct
publishing company, included an a review of Google's database technology Bigtable which remains today the core data management system after more than 15 years since its invention, Google's artificial intelligence activities, a review of Google's video technology, its programmable search engine (a system likely to be of interest in upcoming government investigations of the company), and technologies enabling Google's “walled garden.”
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Google Version 2 — Be Very Afraid”
I have received both reinforcement (from intelligence colleagues) and push-back at two levels: a lower level of people who know almost nothing; and a higher level from people who do understand — as I understand — that the Shadowgate “alarm” is necessary but should focus attention on Israel and Great Britian as enemies of the USA using MI-6, the Mossad, the Red Mafiya, and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), as “trusted agents” for anti-American censorship and information manipulation including pervasive interference in all matters of choice and vote. Below are some email extracts.
Amazon Policeware: Fraud Detection
This is RIVETING, especially since Amazon can charge companies like Goldman Sachs for “protection” (i.e. counter-programming). A one hour lecture is available.
Messaging: Pushing the Envelope
Another messaging service warrants some attention. The service is called Element. Element was formerly known as Riot and Vector, according to some individuals. The system is based on Matrix; that is, an open source protocol for real time communication. Element, like other modern messaging systems, encrypts data.
Element has the potential to become an open source alternative to encrypted messaging solutions from vendors like Facebook and Telegram.
HOWEVER: Until users of encrypted messaging services demand government respect for privacy, which is a Fourth Amendment issue in the US, governments will continue to pressure and possibly resort to what some may characterize as blackmail. The pressure may be unconstitutional in some countries and unwarranted in others.
