Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Hacking The Power Grid: They Can Induce Blackouts On American Soil AT WILL
Hacking The Power Grid: They Can Induce Blackouts On American Soil AT WILL
"The American power grid has been hacked.
It also appears that these hackers may take down the entire grid “at will” and induce blackouts when and where they choose.
"The American power grid has been hacked.
It also appears that these hackers may take down the entire grid “at will” and induce blackouts when and where they choose.
For an unknown reason, however, the hackers restrained themselves from taking down the power like they did in Ukraine recently.
They simply hacked their way into the system, although speculation is that they just wanted to look around…for now.
They simply hacked their way into the system, although speculation is that they just wanted to look around…for now.
You could have seen this one coming a mile away. The narrative is taking shape, folks. The boogie men are being put into place… and when the time is right, “The Powers That Shouldn’t Be”, will send the signal to their henchmen to set off the next crisis, stoking fear in everyone’s hearts. Out of chaos, order! –The Daily Sheeple
A report by internet security experts, Symantec, says that a hacking group called Dragonfly 2.0 has gained access to 20 power company networks.
The targets were in the United States, Turkey, and Switzerland. According to Symantec, the hackers did gain access to the interface they would need to control the power equipment, with which they could cause a widespread blackout..."Read on!
Fans of Best of the Web Today
Fans of Best of the Web Today:
"...I'm thinking more and more this Kneeling Protest is more about a group wanting to get rid of the presentation of the flag and playing of the national anthem.
"...I'm thinking more and more this Kneeling Protest is more about a group wanting to get rid of the presentation of the flag and playing of the national anthem.
Over 300,000 white Americans died in the war ending slavery.
Whites stood and bled next to blacks during the Civil Rights demonstrations in the 1960s.
A white President ordered the desegregation of the military.
A white President signed both the 1964 and 1965 Civil Rights Act.
For decades racial discrimination has been deinstitutionalized everywhere in the United States.
Whites stood and bled next to blacks during the Civil Rights demonstrations in the 1960s.
A white President ordered the desegregation of the military.A white President signed both the 1964 and 1965 Civil Rights Act.
For decades racial discrimination has been deinstitutionalized everywhere in the United States.
Now we have seen the rise of the violent Black Lives Movement with open season on cops, and a Castro-loving football player, then earning $19 million per season starts a black protest against injustice against the Black Race.
The question I have is, where in America are black Americans being denied their rights or due process under the law?
On the other hand, the Black Community is rife with serious problems, teenage and/or unwed pregnancy, disasterous public education, unemployment and minimally skilled workers, gangs, drugs, and "leaders" promoting a victimhood mentality."
Fox News: Dinesh D'Souza on Colin Kaepernick's big lie
Fox News: Dinesh D'Souza on Colin Kaepernick's big lie:
"So are Democrats who pull down Confederate statues and protest the national anthem admitting the historical sins of their party? Are these acts of honest public disclosure and humble contrition?
Not at all. They are actually part of the Left’s big lie. The big lie is to take the historical crimes of the Democratic Party and project them onto someone else. Let’s blame America. Let’s blame the South. Let’s blame the white man. Let’s blame everyone except the people who actually committed those crimes.
The reason for targeting confederate statues is to make the South, not the Democrats, carry the burden for slavery.
Not at all. They are actually part of the Left’s big lie. The big lie is to take the historical crimes of the Democratic Party and project them onto someone else. Let’s blame America. Let’s blame the South. Let’s blame the white man. Let’s blame everyone except the people who actually committed those crimes.
The reason for targeting confederate statues is to make the South, not the Democrats, carry the burden for slavery.
'Bourgeois virtues' matter to everyone
'Bourgeois virtues' matter to everyone:
Last week, ironic juxtaposition came to San Diego. University of San Diego Law Dean Stephen Ferruolo issued a statement critical of one of his faculty, Larry Alexander, who had committed the sin of coauthoring an oped with Amy Wax of Penn Law School. The two professors praised the “bourgeois virtues.” Also in San Diego that week, crews began hosing things down with bleach solution in an effort to halt a hepatitis A outbreak spread by people pooping in the street.
If we care about the poor, then we need to tell them the best way to improve their lives with middle class values.
Last week, ironic juxtaposition came to San Diego. University of San Diego Law Dean Stephen Ferruolo issued a statement critical of one of his faculty, Larry Alexander, who had committed the sin of coauthoring an oped with Amy Wax of Penn Law School. The two professors praised the “bourgeois virtues.” Also in San Diego that week, crews began hosing things down with bleach solution in an effort to halt a hepatitis A outbreak spread by people pooping in the street.
Ferruolo apparently thought there was something racist, or at least anti-multicultural, in the Wax/Alexander oped, which opened like this:
Read on!Too few Americans are qualified for the jobs available. Male working-age labor-force participation is at Depression-era lows. Opioid abuse is widespread. Homicidal violence plagues inner cities. Almost half of all children are born out of wedlock, and even more are raised by single mothers. Many college students lack basic skills, and high school students rank below those from two dozen other countries.The causes of these phenomena are multiple and complex, but implicated in these and other maladies is the breakdown of the country’s bourgeois culture..."
"Black Lives Matter is an ideological and political intervention in a world where Black lives are systematically and intentionally targeted for demise."
We must take a close look at what all this kneeling on the field represents.
What the Kaepernick and BLM movement actually stand for.
http://blacklivesmatter.com/guiding-principles/
About #BlackLivesMatter
"Black Lives Matter is a unique contribution that goes beyond extrajudicial killings of Black people by police and vigilantes..."
We Affirm that All Black Lives Matter
"Black Lives Matter is an ideological and political intervention in a world where Black lives are systematically and intentionally targeted for demise."
What the Kaepernick and BLM movement actually stand for.
http://blacklivesmatter.com/guiding-principles/
About #BlackLivesMatter
"Black Lives Matter is a unique contribution that goes beyond extrajudicial killings of Black people by police and vigilantes..."
We Affirm that All Black Lives Matter
"Black Lives Matter is an ideological and political intervention in a world where Black lives are systematically and intentionally targeted for demise."
Former Army Ranger Is The Only Steelers Player To Stand For The National Anthem | Daily Wire
Former Army Ranger Is The Only Steelers Player To Stand For The National Anthem | Daily Wire:
"Pittsburgh Steelers Left Tackle Alejandro Villanueva was the only player on his team to stand for the national anthem — he's also a highly-decorated U.S. military veteran.
Steelers head coach, Mike Tomlin, announced on Sunday that his team was taking an unprecedented step in protesting the national anthem by staying in the locker room to “remove ourselves from the circumstances.”
The decision by Tomlin didn’t sit well with Villanueva, who decided to defy his teammates by being present and standing during the national anthem."
Steelers head coach, Mike Tomlin, announced on Sunday that his team was taking an unprecedented step in protesting the national anthem by staying in the locker room to “remove ourselves from the circumstances.”
The decision by Tomlin didn’t sit well with Villanueva, who decided to defy his teammates by being present and standing during the national anthem."
Local economic benefit of NFL stadiums 'vastly overblown'
Local economic benefit of NFL stadiums 'vastly overblown':
"Perhaps you saw the many mocking social media posts last weekend pointing out the rows and rows of empty seats at the LA Rams and LA Chargers games in Week 2 of the NFL season.
Both teams are playing in temporary homes — the Rams in LA Coliseum, a college stadium, and the Chargers in StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., a soccer stadium — until they move into LA Stadium at Hollywood Park, projected to open up in 2020 and cost $2.6 billion.
...The reasonable conclusion from the low turnout might be that LA doesn’t have enough NFL fans to support two new teams.
And that, in turn, may look like a reminder of how outrageous the trend is of teams relocating and building $2 billion-plus stadiums, and, often, obtaining public money to help build them.
...Cities want a new NFL team even though the popular claim teams make when they relocate — that the team and stadium will have a positive economic impact on the local economy — is usually “vastly overblown,” Zimbalist says.
That’s because the majority of the money that gets spent at and around the stadium is spent by local residents who would be spending their money in the area anyway..."
"Perhaps you saw the many mocking social media posts last weekend pointing out the rows and rows of empty seats at the LA Rams and LA Chargers games in Week 2 of the NFL season.
Both teams are playing in temporary homes — the Rams in LA Coliseum, a college stadium, and the Chargers in StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., a soccer stadium — until they move into LA Stadium at Hollywood Park, projected to open up in 2020 and cost $2.6 billion.
...The reasonable conclusion from the low turnout might be that LA doesn’t have enough NFL fans to support two new teams.And that, in turn, may look like a reminder of how outrageous the trend is of teams relocating and building $2 billion-plus stadiums, and, often, obtaining public money to help build them.
...Cities want a new NFL team even though the popular claim teams make when they relocate — that the team and stadium will have a positive economic impact on the local economy — is usually “vastly overblown,” Zimbalist says.
That’s because the majority of the money that gets spent at and around the stadium is spent by local residents who would be spending their money in the area anyway..."
Buzz Williams, Virginia Tech Basketball Team Honor Military Veterans
"Buzz Williams and the Virginia Tech Men's Basketball team took time out to recognize and honor military veterans in this feature produced by HokieVision.
Watch Buzz Williams educate his players on the meaning of the National Anthem and discuss the way the Hokie team will honor veterans before games."
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