Norway, Hunter Biden, Major Cyber Attack yesterday: Links 1 for June 15th, 2023

1. Being very tired and working too fast and sloppily, I confused Sweden with Norway in this item last night. I apologize to the people of both nations. The remarks I made about Sweden as a polity are correct however. But the video is about Norway, not Sweden.Increasingly though, all nations who’s civilization is descended from Greek thought, Roman organizational principles and advancing technology, Christian ethics and Jewish law, are all becoming Hegelian/Marxist states who’s institutions operate dialectically and not on empirical reality.

2. The Premiere of Alberta has been banned from Facebook “for a few days”. Donald Trump, then president of the United States, was removed from Twitter altogether. When he was on Twitter, he was the only person in the world not allowed to block malicious accounts, including bots, that plagued his feed. Subsequently, Biden and Trudeau and other communist leaders are able to have anyone who is a threat to their narratives banned altogether. Please think about what this means.

3. So about yesterday’s internet outages…

Cyberattack hits ‘several’ federal agencies, drawing an ‘all-hands’ call for response

The nation’s cyber defense agency confirmed it was providing assistance to several federal agencies that have been impacted in an apparent global cyberattack.

A cyberattack that exploited a major vulnerability found in a popular software product has impacted multiple federal agencies, according to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, sparking concerns about the security of critical systems. 

Eric Goldstein, CISA’s executive assistant director for cybersecurity, confirmed in a statement sent to Nextgov/FCW that the cyber defense agency was “providing support to several federal agencies that have experienced intrusions affecting their MOVEit applications.” 

“We are working urgently to understand impacts and ensure timely remediation,” Goldstein said.

News of the cyberattack exploiting the MOVEit vulnerability was first reported by CNN on Thursday. CISA and the FBI issued a joint cybersecurity advisory last week warning that hackers were capable of exploiting a vulnerability to steal data from underlying MOVEit databases developed by Progress Software. 

Federal contracting records indicate that Progress Software products are in use across a variety of federal agencies, the military and the Intelligence Community, including the State Department, the Army and the Centers for Disease Control. 

Nick Marinos, managing director of the Government Accountability Office Information Technology and Cybersecurity team, urged impacted agencies to “quickly and thoroughly execute incident response plans” in coordination with CISA and other federal entities that have governmentwide cybersecurity responsibilities. 

4. Red Deer Alberta MP, Blaine Calkins calls for Trudeau’s Public Safety minister, Marco Mendicino  to resign.

The Canadian Media acted strangely. They asked Mendicino questions about the evidence that he and Trudeau are clearly guilty of something major. Mind you, we don’t know if this made it to TV

Public Safety is the in-t6he-know expression for the spy agency, CSIS.

5. Hunter Biden

Alex Berenson asks the all important question, “What is he/they are guilty?”

The Intercept is no one’s idea of conservative media. It specializes in hardcore investigative reporting, usually with a left-wing bent.

Yet this morning, its top story was: What Does The FBI Have On Hunter and Joe Biden?

Quite a lot, actually.

Hunter Biden is a bad guy.

Cocaine addicts are psychopaths almost definitionally. Cocaine’s a hell of a drug, and it tends to focus the mind (mostly on getting more cocaine). Alas, cocaine is also a hell of an expensive drug. Middle-class opioid addicts can stay afloat awhile, but cocaine used at scale will bankrupt almost anyone in a hurry, if it doesn’t kill the user first.

Hunter was an addict par excellence, living rock to rock for years. “I never slept. There was no clock. Day bled into night and night into day,” he wrote in his memoir.

So Hunter spent much of the last 15 years in a state of self-imposed degradation, chasing cash to support his habit and his whoring. Along the way he flung his scat at anyone foolish enough to try to help him, especially women. He must have been a good lay. I hope he was, I hope his ex and the rest got something out of it. […]

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5 Replies to “Norway, Hunter Biden, Major Cyber Attack yesterday: Links 1 for June 15th, 2023”

  1. Pierre Omidyar funds The Intercept.
    He’s a Persian snake. A Soros-type, but publicity shy. Think CIA, Color Revolutions, and chump-change like the White Helmets.

    This release of negative info on the Bidens seems to have gotten the ok from the CIA.

    Look under the bus.

    • Pierre Omidyar: funds vehicles that promote Iran and demonize Jews. French born, Iranian billionaire who started eBay yet hates capitalism and democracy.

      Left, right, wherever.

      Alt-right critters fit in his pocket too. Even if they preach jooo-hate behind a Christian screen, like Paul Craig Roberts.
      (A name I’ve seen here twice in the last two days. Press TV pays well, don’t feel obliged to subscribe.)

  2. Norway most certainly have lots of problems, like a highly ideological Child Protection Service run almost entirely by left-wing women, BUT WE ARE NOT SWEDEN.

    The first post above seem to confuse us with our neighbour to the east even as the headline of the video states differently.