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originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
Flynn has new lawyer(s).
Flynn’s second hearing is tomorrow (Friday).
It is to determine whether his five-year sentence will be reduced by Judge Emmett Sullivan.
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originally posted by: PokeyJoe
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
Flynn has new lawyer(s).
Flynn’s second hearing is tomorrow (Friday).
It is to determine whether his five-year sentence will be reduced by Judge Emmett Sullivan.
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Five year sentence? Thats the first I have heard of that. I thought Flynn hasnt been sentenced yet?
Although Flynn’s role in the wrapped-up Mueller investigation is obviously complete, the former Army lieutenant general may be set to incur another season of legal fees, as his attorneys are reportedly pursuing a delay in sentencing until after the trial of his Turkish business associates, which will begin in July.
Speed is critical in debunking fake images & videos that can spread quickly across social channels. Shocking material draws bigger audiences; even non-compelling fakes still have an impact; and people get lazy about seeking accurate news.
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: imthegoat
What did he mean by "qs arrival"
originally posted by: ManyMasks
a reply to: imthegoat
Best not be true my ps network and fortnight were both down, and I heard vodaphone was down.
Strange for sure, one not so much but at least three separate big companies did make me go hmmm
“I’ve collected files on corruption in governments. For the first time, I’m naming names and specifics,” McAfee warned in a string of tweets stretching back to Sunday. Vowing to release over 31 terabytes of “incriminating data” to the press if arrested or otherwise “disappeared,” he posted the names of a “corrupt CIA agent and two Bahamian officials” along with claims they’d taken bribes and been involved with drug trafficking, apparently to show he was not bluffing......
originally posted by: MetalThunder
‘I’ll f**king bury you!’ McAfee vows to expose corrupt US officials & CIA agents if ‘disappeared’
“I’ve collected files on corruption in governments. For the first time, I’m naming names and specifics,” McAfee warned in a string of tweets stretching back to Sunday. Vowing to release over 31 terabytes of “incriminating data” to the press if arrested or otherwise “disappeared,” he posted the names of a “corrupt CIA agent and two Bahamian officials” along with claims they’d taken bribes and been involved with drug trafficking, apparently to show he was not bluffing......
Article goes on ....worth the short read....... This kind of fits this whole ordeal - at least a big CHUNK of it .....
Very Curious !
originally posted by: Phoenix
a reply to: scraedtosleep
The Iran situation ginned up would be great distraction for media to avoid subject matter of corruption within government and institutions within.
So far pretty happy with DJT on his reactions to provocation real or fake.
“There’s been successful exfiltration of data from government agencies (by the Chinese) up and down Pennsylvania Avenue,” said Shawn Henry, who headed up the FBI’s probe of the 2008 attacks as the bureau’s chief of cyberinvestigations. He is now president of Crowdstrike, a computer security firm.
Within days, the campaign dispatched a computer security team from Kroll Advisory Solutions to Chicago to cleanse the campaign’s infected computers — including the laptops of senior staffers. In retrospect, the attack seems simple. It was delivered by a “phishing” email – outlining the “agenda” for an upcoming meeting — that circulated among top staffers and contained a zip file attachment with “malware,” a hidden malicious virus.
Previous warnings to the Chinese about cyberattacks have been brushed off. The 2008 attacks, for example, prompted U.S. intelligence officials to sternly warn the Chinese that they had “crossed the line,” says one former senior U.S. official who was directly involved in the investigation.