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Putin Sanctions Coming ?

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I'm not saying I agree or disagree with the possible sanctions.

 

However, I'm continually amazed that a decent amount of Americans are downright happy a foreign entity could have used cyber terrorism against the United States.

 

It might have been cyber terrorism to democrats but it was cyber truth telling to everyone else.

 

Cyber terrorism, Hahahaha

When they shut our satellites down and cut electric then that's cyber terrorism.

Actually someone that fell for a phishing scam. Podesta. Smh.

cy·ber·ter·ror·ism

ˌsībərˈterərizəm/

noun

noun: cyber-terrorism

the politically motivated use of computers and information technology to cause severe disruption or widespread fear in society.

 

 

:sssh:

cy·ber·ter·ror·ism

ˌsībərˈterərizəm/

noun

noun: cyber-terrorism

the politically motivated use of computers and information technology to cause severe disruption or widespread fear in society.

 

 

:sssh:

 

Widespread fear, I was never afraid and I don't know if anyone who was afraid.

As for distribution, I don't know if anything that was distrusted.

 

Life for millions went in unharmed, unless you call dehydration from the tears of Democrats and crybaby college kids.

Actually someone that fell for a phishing scam. Podesta. Smh.

 

Podesta's tech dept didn't help him much.

 

Plus these things happen everyday to normal people. Does that make them stupid as you are implying?

cy·ber·ter·ror·ism

ˌsībərˈterərizəm/

noun

noun: cyber-terrorism

the politically motivated use of computers and information technology to cause severe disruption or widespread fear in society.

 

 

:sssh:

Truth-telling is "severe disruption"? Only to those on the left.

You all make this way too easy. One day, when your head comes out of the sand, it'll be tough...

You all make this way too easy. One day, when your head comes out of the sand, it'll be tough...

 

I sure didn't see the Obama administration giving a rat craps about all the people getting their credit cards hacked or identity stolen from hackers.

Seem they only care for themselves and not ordinary people.

Another example of elitism they have.

Widespread fear, I was never afraid and I don't know if anyone who was afraid.

As for distribution, I don't know if anything that was distrusted.

 

Life for millions went in unharmed, unless you call dehydration from the tears of Democrats and crybaby college kids.

:lol2: :lol2:

 

I think you need to give the definition another go. Maybe read it slower this time...

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I sure didn't see the Obama administration giving a rat craps about all the people getting their credit cards hacked or identity stolen from hackers.

Seem they only care for themselves and not ordinary people.

Another example of elitism they have.

 

What should the federal govt do regarding private enterprises?

You all make this way too easy. One day, when your head comes out of the sand, it'll be tough...

 

Well it's been buried pretty deep the last 12 years from all the lies and corruption I have had to hear.

Only now can I start to get it out.

I sure didn't see the Obama administration giving a rat craps about all the people getting their credit cards hacked or identity stolen from hackers.

Seem they only care for themselves and not ordinary people.

Another example of elitism they have.

 

I could be wrong, but I don't believe that was state-sponsored. Do you not see the difference?

What should the federal govt do regarding private enterprises?

 

Protect their freakin people, that's what.

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