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Mirimir Hacked 8ch.net
by HotwheelsGTA 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

8chans fucked [code]

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[OT] German Concentration Camps Factual Survey Film (aka "Memory Of The Camps")
by Cecilia Tanaka 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

"Remember, remember, All we fight for, Remember, remember, All we fight for." ========= German Concentration Camps Factual Survey Film (aka "Memory Of The Camps") # http://www.iwm.org.uk/corporate/projects-partnerships/german-concentration-… Ordered in April 1945 by the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, the film is an official documentary about German atrocities and the concentration camps compiled with footage shot by combat and newsreel cameramen accompanying troops as they liberated occupied Europe. It was to be the film screened in Germany after the fall of the Third Reich - shown to German prisoners of war wherever they were held. Producer Sidney Bernstein assembled a team at the Ministry of Information that included Editors Stewart McAllister and Peter Tanner; Writers Colin Wills and Richard Crossman; and Alfred Hitchcock, who worked as Treatment Adviser. ========= # https://youtu.be/449ZOWbUkf0 Auschwitz: Drone video of Nazi concentration camp ========== "Denial" (2016, movie) # https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/jan/29/denial-review-tense-real-life-… # https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial_(2016_film) # http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4645330/ ========== You can *not* deny the truth. A lie can be repeated hundreds of times, but compulsive lying won't make it true at any moment. It will always be only a lie repeated by irrational liars, a pathological denial of the truth.

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Men Without Work
by Mirimir 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

>From John Mauldin's blog.[0] | I have been promising a review of Nicholas Eberstadt’s | very important book, Men Without Work: America’s Invisible | Crisis. The book is relatively short at 216 pages, but it | is packed with meaty facts and insights. ... The “invisible | crisis” that the author is writing about is at the very | center of our economic and political turmoil. | | At its heart, the book is about the fact that there are some | 10 million American men of prime working age (25 to 54) who | have simply dropped out of the workforce, and the great | majority of them have not only dropped out of the workforce, | they have also dropped out from any commitments or | responsibilities to society. It is not just the labor force | they are not participating in; they are not participating | in the normal ebb and flow of community life. | ... | | As we shall see, a single variable – having a criminal record | – is a key missing piece in explaining why work rates and | LFPRs have collapsed much more dramatically in America than | other affluent Western societies over the past two generations. | This single variable also helps explain why the collapse has | been so much greater for American men than women and why it | has been so much more dramatic for African American men and | men with low educational attainment than for other prime-age | men in the United States. That is, with admittedly some license taken, it is arguably the bloody War Against Drugs that has been destroying the US economy and culture. Oops :( 0) http://www.mauldineconomics.com/frontlinethoughts/men-without-work

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Defense Attorney Guide To Foiling FBI Malware NIT Investigations
by grarpamp 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/doj-drops-case-against-child-po… https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/to-keep-classified-docs-from-wi… https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/to-fight-tor-hack-prosecutions-… https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3532835-Malware-Guide-3-30-17.html The new 48-page guide—authored by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers—seeks to: …educate defense attorneys about these highly intrusive surveillance techniques and to help them prepare a zealous defense on behalf of their clients against secretive and potentially unlawful hacking. Such hacking has never been discussed by Congress, and we in no way endorse government hacking. However, given that the federal government is deploying malware and a recent amendment to Rule 41 only makes such deployment easier, it is our goal to ensure that all uses of malware are subject to meaningful Fourth Amendment analysis so that malware is installed only when supported by individualized suspicion. Our Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches applies regardless of whether new technology is involved in effectuating a particular search; however, the law may be slow to catch up, particularly when the government goes to great lengths to hide details about its use of new surveillance techniques. Because, as described below, nearly every challenge to the government's use of malware to date has arisen in the context of watering hole attacks on child pornography sites, this report focuses on that context. 8 As with all new technologies, however, the government's use of malware will expand to other contexts and may be used for increasingly intrusive searches. 9 Therefore, this guide highlights good precedent and offers arguments to distinguish existing bad law and to help ensure those decisions are at least limited

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People are burning the congress...in paraguay
by juan 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

Looks like peole in paraguay have a better understanding of political philosophy than people in the First Industrialized World. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwE1aR0ebTk

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How to identify a a narcissistic programmer
by Ryan Carboni 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

1. He programs. 2. He brags about his programs. You guys haven't been duped to believe the opposite have you?

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Re: Ask yourself this
by \0xDynamite 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

> Doctor, I feel completely fed up with idiots who think that > government needs to 'reformed' and controlled by 'good' people > who really know how to rule their neighbors in a 'good' way. I sympathize, believe me. I've been assulted four times by the USA trying to defend very basic rights. The question to ask, however, is: what will you do about it? How will you proceed with your view? Because there are some very real practical matters to have answers to, before you go on the offensive. Like: they have bigger guns. You likely won't be pulling any Neo bullet-dancing moves. And you won't get to change the behavior of steel, as it's of mutual interest. Also, you're belief system have probably already gotten invaded by the media machine. Perhaps you believe that Obama signed some bill to allow indefinite detention of american citizens without a trial. That will hurt. If you want to be a warrior, you have to have a strategy against such a foe. What is yours? \0xd

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[RUS] Buzzfeed: Russia, perpetrator of the most audacious cyberattacks in recent years
by Zenaan Harkness 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

Ok, ok, this is just another biting cynical take down of the Western "MSM" by russia-insider.com - the editors have managed to combine the best of RI and Breitbart, and deliver it with endlessly dry wry biting sarcasm - what's not to like? Russia Insider had written themselves off for a while, but have truly landed again with a style which is uniquely appealing to those who find this style of writing uniquely appealing. Kind of like when tautological truisms are adjectively described with self evident introspective recursions of the same point?? You decide.. US Media Now Just Making up Random Scary Russian Stories, Because Why Not? http://russia-insider.com/en/buzzfeeds-russian-hacking-exclusive-based-tran… The West hypocritical? Surely not?!! : Ancient Mystery Solved: Zakharova Reveals Why US Prays For Aleppo While Burning Down Mosul http://russia-insider.com/en/riddle-solved-zakharova-explains-why-west-pray… If only Western governments were as easy to dismantle as the MSM. Twitter Demon Louise Mensch Continues to Lust After 'Russia Insider' http://russia-insider.com/en/louise-mensch-mumbles-herself-urine-stained-tw… This contains an amazing economic graph going back to pre-1800 : Buckle up For Global Economic War http://russia-insider.com/en/politics/buckle-global-economic-war/ri19407 Amazing: Even Saudi head-choppers have become intolerable snowflakes: Saudi-Backed Terrorists Award Themselves Medals After Pretending to Shoot Down Russian Chopper http://russia-insider.com/en/saudi-backed-terrorists-award-themselves-medal… As they say, snowflakes don't last long in the Russian fire storm: Payback: Russian Airstrikes Pound Erdogan's 'Rebels' Near Turkish-Syrian Border Turkish-backed terrorists get Russian-barbecued http://russia-insider.com/en/politics/payback-russian-airstrikes-pound-anka… Just another day in the life of a jihadi ...

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Ask yourself this
by Ryan Carboni 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

Is America more or less free after fifty years, or is it the same? Have we learned from the Pike Committee? How can the ACLU and the EFF be so ineffective? Those two combined received fifty million dollars per year. The ACLU Foundation possesses a third of a billion dollars in assets. Yes. Snowden started a debate. And you lost. Each and every one of you.

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peak MSM [WAR] [RUS] [IT NEVER ENDS]
by Zenaan Harkness 03 Apr '17

03 Apr '17

>From April fools to year-round fools, the lame stream media is doing the West a great service (well, you know sarcasm when you see it by now... I hope). All hail, Reuters, that bastion of conservative substance and down to earth real politik reporting, or should we say "historical register of authentic and authoritative records". Reuters Rejoices After Teenagers Hunt For Pokemon/Protest Putin in Central Moscow http://russia-insider.com/en/media-rejoices-after-ten-teenagers-hunt-pokemo… " Literally 100 people gathered near Red Square in central Moscow on Sunday to protest the reign of Thug Putin and capture Pokemon, according to a terrifying report by Reuters, a "serious" news outlet which actually spent time, energy and money reporting on a 100-person rally that catered to bored teenagers. Yes, it's clear that sexually confused Russian adolescents are preparing to storm the Kremlin and seize Putin's rarest Pikachu. This is more dangerous than Maidan: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-protests-moscow-idUSKBN1740HN > "Now it is obvious that the problem has escalated because there are > so many detained in different cities from Vladivostok to > Kaliningrad," said Ilya Kurzinkov, one of several students from > Novosibirsk in Western Siberia who joined in the rally in support of > the Muscovites. > "In general people are beaten, hurt. Even now, here, we see people > are being detained, provocateurs appear." > There were some 100 protesters in the center of Moscow, a > significantly smaller group than at last week's protests, reckoned to > be the biggest since a wave of anti-Kremlin demonstrations in > 2011/2012. > ... ... "

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