-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings- PART -V-

a reply to: crankyoldman

Here's some more manipulation:

Facebook sent a doctor on a secret mission to ask hospitals to share patient data

originally posted by: abago71
a reply to: crankyoldman

Here's some more manipulation:

Facebook sent a doctor on a secret mission to ask hospitals to share patient data

"The idea was to build profiles of people that included their medical conditions, information that health systems have, as well as social and economic factors gleaned from Facebook."

"Facebook said the project is on hiatus so it can focus on "other important work, including doing a better job of protecting people's data."

Reads last line and head literally explodes.

a reply to: carewemust

A huge shocker for many ...

a reply to: Cassi3l

not me.

see you in gitmo everybody!

a reply to: IAMTAT

It's been said for years and years now that the U.S. government is basically a revolving door for corporate businessman. One year you're the CEO of a multi-billion dollar company, the next year you're in a high ranking political position, a few years later you're back on that company's executive board. I suppose it worked for so long that the swamp got brazen enough to allow their lackeys to do dirty work without even having to pretend to resign from their corporate positions.

We're finally seeing the extent of that nowadays in real time. Evil a$$holes like Jared Cohen being put in positions to effect regime changes worldwide while simultaneously being the CEO of Jigsaw. In what world is that okay?

This purge needs to go deep. Let's shine that light on all of this deceitful sludge!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Wait until the second Red White drops. Red White Red White

a reply to: eisegesis

I'm still confused and fascinated what happened in that thread of yours somehow or something still says that I owe you my apologies in some way..

Now I'm confused again thinking back what actually happened after that thread within the world.

I clearly see it , but I still have trouble trusting it..
Never mind .

Life ain't boring this way whatever happens it's even better than the twilight zone..

Cybers ecurity fiasco: Interior Department computers trying to talk to Russia, inspectors say

Ultra-sensitive security clearance files have since been moved to the Defense Department, but, among other things, the OIG report noted that:

● sensitive data at Interior could be taken out of the department’s networks “without detection.”

● network logs showed that a computer at the U.S. Geological Survey, an Interior bureau, was regularly trying to communicate with computers in Russia. The messages were blocked, but “the USGS facilities staff did not analyze the alerts.”

● dangerous or inappropriate behavior by network users — including the downloading of pornography and watching pirated videos on Russian and Ukrainian websites — was not investigated.

● computers discovered to be infected with malware were scrubbed as soon as possible and put back into use—meaning little or no effort went into examining the scope and nature of any such threats to the broader network. This happened, the OIG team noted, with one intruder they discovered themselves.

● simulated intrusions or ransomware attacks created by the examiners were carried out with increasing blatancy without a response—in the case of ransomware, for nearly a month

● After the devastating OPM hack, which was discovered in April 2015, the department didn’t even publish a lessons-learned plan for its staffers based on the disaster. The OIG inspectors reported that Interior started to draft an “incident response plan” that month to deal with future intrusions, but “did not publish it until August 2017”— two months after the OIG team had finished their lengthy fieldwork.

● Distressingly, the report also notes that the department’s cybersecurity operations team was not privy to a list of Interior’s so-called “high-value IT assets” prepared by the Chief Information Officer, “due to its sensitive nature.”

Man, I can't wait for the OIG report to drop!!!!!!!!!!!!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I believe what British intelligence did to hurt candidate Trump and president Trump is why he told Theresa May that he declined to accept her invitation to visit the United Kingdom.

Man, the hits keep coming to MZ!

Facebook fined $33 million for failing to aid Brazil graft probe

a reply to: abago71

The report will also conclude that Hillary Clinton and the DNC had minimal Security on their servers, and that hammers were used to destroy cell phones and other electronic equipment that contained incriminating data.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I believe what British intelligence did to hurt candidate Trump and president Trump is why he told Theresa May that he declined to accept her invitation to visit the United Kingdom.

Correction. What Five Eyes did. All will be revealed. Cross reference Obamas travelling schedule with all the members of FE.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: abago71

The report will also conclude that Hillary Clinton and the DNC had minimal Security on their servers, and that hammers were used to destroy cell phones and other electronic equipment that contained incriminating data.

Sounds like obstruction of justice to me. I hope it recommends charges.

originally posted by: Denoli
BOOM

www.neonrevolt.com...

My computer does not like that site. My MalWare keeps going off about blocking something.

I've been thinking for a while that the transition to a cashless society should be a huge red flag. Once we accept fully that everything is digital, then we are willing to let whoever controls access to that digital network be the gatekeeper to our lives.

It started with software and music downloads. You pay money for access to goods you never really have tangible control of. You don't just pay a fee to download it; you are paying as if you bought a physical copy of the software discs and are carting tham around with you and have the freedom to install/uninstall wherever you want, play wherever you want. Instead, you pay full price for what is often a limited number of installs and requires you to be online to play it.

Now imagine they do this with cash. You can't have access to dollars anymore to represent your labor, but you have to access an online digital network, and if you are shut out of it, then you're out of your digital currency. All you have left is barter, assuming anyone will barter with you.

RFIDs make the most sense too. They've been acclimating us to the idea by microchipping our pets now for years. Of course, those chips are mainly inert and only activate when they are actively scanned. Ours would be on all the time, but for most people ... Fido has been chipped all his life and it doesn't matter, so why worry?

originally posted by: abago71
a reply to: crankyoldman

Here's some more manipulation:

Facebook sent a doctor on a secret mission to ask hospitals to share patient data

Someone (NSA, Q, WhiteHouse?) is leaking all kinds of damaging information about Facebook. Beautiful to see.

What insane mindset do these people have to have to go out of their way to collect even more private data even outside of online activities?

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Denoli

Big big stuff. I myself having had something to do with real estate in New York City know that China has been outbidding all the major developers on skyscrapers in the past few years. Even people with an inside track with the Brokers were surprised when China pulled out a winning bid at the last second. My theory is that threats and bribes were involved

The question is which Chinese?

If you buy into the thirteen bloodlines, there is one Chinese bloodline in the mix.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Huh, might be why I constantly think I've written one thing and see words changed after I post.

originally posted by: ketsuko

RFIDs make the most sense too. They've been acclimating us to the idea by microchipping our pets now for years. Of course, those chips are mainly inert and only activate when they are actively scanned. Ours would be on all the time, but for most people ... Fido has been chipped all his life and it doesn't matter, so why worry?

I've come to suspect that something like an RFID chip is the "Mark of the Beast" that Revelations warns about. You will need it to be able to buy and sell, and people who refuse to have one will be forced to live an underground or off-the-grid lifestyle.

a reply to: Skyfloating

In the last thread, i stated that I am still on the fence about all of this. I wanna believe, but I still have doubt.
In that thread, I said I would be 100% on board if MZ stepped down in the near future.

I'm about to fall off that fence!!!!!!

originally posted by: Whereismypassword

originally posted by: Perfectenemy

originally posted by: ChaoticOrder
a reply to: Rosinitiate

Of course I recognize there's something important going on here, doesn't make it any less laughable.

So fighting sex trafficking,arresting pedos,cleaning up corruption are all laughable topics to you. Good to know. Why are you here exactly?

Pizzagate people would sound far more credible if they also put Donald Trump in the many memes that are posted and slow this site down to a crawl

He after all had a court case lined up for having sex with an underage girl at Epstein’s place before the accuser dropped the case due to death threats

Please also make note the accuser also hinted a young girl was killed

There is no mention of that because Q is a far right Donald fan base idea, how on earth 8 chan content is even allowed here is alarming