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Originally posted by Electro38
He's talking about the security of government institutions, like the pentagon. So why is there any problem? The solution would be to take the government offline. No internet for the gov. Or they can have their own/secure internet.
Sounds like they're trying to figure out how they can legally control the internet and tax it or tax more of it.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Originally posted by Blue_Jay33
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Interesting post
The period of world war 1 and starting in 1914 is a period that began the darkest days for humanity. Even the fed which was planned in 1913 wasn't passed until the very end of 1913 when everybody was away on holidays, wasn't chartered until the following year 1914 and implemented across the country.
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Rockerfeller is probably hoarding tons of gold, I bet he has a few rooms like this.
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[edit on 24-3-2009 by Blue_Jay33]
[edit on 24-3-2009 by Blue_Jay33]
So too is Rothschild and Comex, in fact most of the world's known supply.
Amazingly a lot of the people who own gold choose to just take a certificate for it and leave it Comex's vaults!
Crazy move with what this world is coming too!
Originally posted by Electro38
Does anyone know why the pentagon is on the internet?
Why do they need to be on the internet?
I'm starting to think that they're not really on the internet at all, they're using this lie for some reason. Maybe to scare us with "cyber terrorists". Or would they really be so stupid as to make themselves accessible via the internet?
[edit on 24-3-2009 by Electro38]
Originally posted by Electro38
Does anyone know why the pentagon is on the internet?
Why do they need to be on the internet?
I'm starting to think that they're not really on the internet at all, they're using this lie for some reason. Maybe to scare us with "cyber terrorists". Or would they really be so stupid as to make themselves accessible via the internet?
[edit on 24-3-2009 by Electro38]
Originally posted by 31337
I don't know if this has been said yet, but as somebody who is an IT guy and System Administrator the internet is the biggest security risk out there. Spyware, Malware, viri, black hat hackers, and some gray hat hackers have a doorway into your network. When you think about it, information is highly prized and valuable. Even systems which are suppose to be secure may not be. Ever hear of "social engineering"? People for the most part will give their password out to anybody who sounds trusting. Of course there isn't much to stop somebody from getting access to the office and plugging into the network (DHCP anyone?). How many times have we heard "The Chinese Hackers...." The only way to secure a system is to take it off the internet. By its nature the internet is wide open to anybody who has the skillz to use it. My suggestion is to all you would be cyber punks is to remember that any computer is traceable unless you know how to cover your tracks.
[edit on 23-3-2009 by 31337]
Originally posted by Electro38
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I thought Al Gore invented the internet. (No, just joking). Well, that was alot of history there, thanks.
Erasurehead just filled me on the fact that the pentagon's sensitive stuff lives on a separate secured network (internet?), that no one could hack into.
So now I wonder why then is Rockefeller using the public internet as an example of a threat? How can any of the gov's info be comprised if it's on a closed secure network?
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I have many other examples of both Democratic Congressmen and Republican Congressmen writing back to me on other issues where they cheerfully inform me they are on my side, representing me and will do because I asked, precisely what I in fact asked them not to do.
Houston we have a problem!