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http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/california/Wall-Fire-Butte-County-Mandatory-Evacuations-Sunday-433474393.html

>About 4,000 people evacuated and another 7,400 were told to prepare to leave their homes as fire swept through grassy foothills in the Sierra Nevada, about 60 miles north of Sacramento, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Sunday.

>The Wall Fire has burned nearly 4 square miles, injured four firefighters and destroyed at least 10 structures, but that number is expected to rise, fire spokeswoman Mary Ann Aldrich said.

>The area burning was southeast of Oroville, where spillways in the nation's tallest dam began crumbling from heavy rains this winter and led to temporary evacuation orders for 200,000 residents downstream.

what did oroville do to deserve a possible flood and now fire?
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That's just California; wildfires burn down half the state every year. Floods aren't too common, but earthquakes, hippies and nuclear fallout from Japan do a good enough job anyway.
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Fuck the USA.
Climate change denier nation can burn for all I care.
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>>155721
If we burn we are taking you with us.

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http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/27/health/washington-gender-neutral-drivers-license/index.html

>Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the change last week, after a similar policy from the state of Oregon. The change had been in the works for months as part of an effort to make the District of Columbia's gender identity policies more inclusive, her office said.

>"The new gender neutral identifier offers gender nonbinary District residents a gender designation that affirms who they are," said Sheila Alexander-Reid, director of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs. "The implementation of a gender neutral identifier is consistent with our D.C. values of inclusion and respect."
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>>154090
This is dumb. Every driver's license I've ever seen lists your 'sex' not your 'gender'. Go ahead and play pretend gender if you want, but sex is biology and set in stone. You might as well let people choose their own height or DOB.
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>>154968
What about intersex people? They are biologically neither male nor female. It's something I've actually wondered before, there seems to be no set way of handling it.
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>>154971
Then you use X.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/gop-operative-peter-smith-claimed-flynn-ties-in-effort-to-obtain-clinton-emails

HIS NAME WAS PETER W. SMITH
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>>153228
Hi. Welcome to /news/! /news/ is a board for sharing and discussing relevant, topical news articles. Typically, when one posts a link to an article, they accompany that with either a summary or the complete text of the article, so that readers on /news/ don't have to click on external links or provide a website with ad revenue/ web traffic.
Thanks for posting on /news/! I hope you enjoy your stay.
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>>153228
No one has ever gotten the Clinton emails that we know of.
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>>153230
in other words people on news are too lazy to click a link

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News Outlets to Seek Bargaining Rights Against Google and Facebook
>Google and Facebook, are posing a bigger threat economically than President Trump is (so far) with his rhetoric.
>Google and Facebook continue to gobble up the digital advertising market, siphoning away revenue that once paid for the quality journalism that Google and Facebook now offer for free.
>newspapers that once delivered their journalism with their own trucks increasingly have to rely on these big online platforms to get their articles in front of people, fighting for attention alongside fake news, and cat videos.
>It’s an uneasy alliance that has publishers chafing at the returns they receive from Google and Facebook, which rely on the free flow of premium news and information.
>It’s an extreme measure with long odds.
>The Alliance, the main newspaper industry trade group, is leading the effort to bargain as a group. But it has buy-in across the spectrum of its membership, bringing together competitors like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post as well as scores of regional papers like The Star Tribune of Minneapolis, which face the gravest threats of all.
>Capturing the current mood, News Corporation — which oversees The Journal, The New York Post and Dow Jones — said in a statement that it supported the effort to “focus the public and Congress on the anticompetitive behavior of the digital duopoly, especially as it adversely affects the news and information businesses.”


http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/news-outlets-to-seek-bargaining-rights-against-google-and-facebook/ar-BBE5Eko?li=BBmkt5R&OCID=ems.display.welcomeexperience
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>>155649
>Then Trump

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Greek Coast Guard Fires At Turkish Freighter, 16 Bullet Holes Reported

According to the Deniz News Agency, the Greek Coast Guard boats from Iskenderun to the Gulf of Izmit have armed attack on the Turkish flagged M / V ACT named freighter. It was fired by Greek SSI boats on the island of Rhodes on the Turkish flagged dry dock named M / V ACT, which has a capacity of 4300 DWT carrying capacity towards the Izmit Gulf with the load it has loaded from ?skenderun.

M / V ACT named load cargo going to Izmit Gulf after ?skenderun's iron steel load, Greek Coast Guard boats in international waters on the outskirts of Rhodes are required to dock to Greek Harbor but the captain can not comply with this directive. he gave. While heading to Turkish territorial waters, the Greek Coast Guard M / V ACT carried out a military attack on the named freighter.

'There are 16 holes on board'

Sami Kalkavan, the captain of the island told CNN TURK. Kalkavan said, 'Coast guard wanted immediate withdrawal of the ship from Port of Lodos, we did not accept it. They wanted to check, we did not accept it. They told us they would shoot if we did not stop. They did it. Now there are 16 holes in the ship. There's no danger of water getting in the ship, but we've done a great deal of danger. These were all good things about us, '' he said.
Turkey's NTV adds that the Turkish Foreign Ministry is “in contact with relevant institutions” over the incident.

While it is unclear yet if this is the start of another major diplomatic incident between the volatile neighbors, NTV also adds that there are now 2 Turkish coast guard vessels off Rhodes following the incident.


http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-03/greek-coast-guard-fires-turkish-freighter-16-bullet-holes-reported
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>>154060
>Why wouldn't you stop and listen to the coastguard in charge (?).

That Captain is not suitable for commanding a ship.
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I agree with that point. This is an article that has turkish jingo'ism written all over it. It really is not too far fetched to call it that either since erdogan literally used a coup to solidify his power and become king mudslime of the Bosphorus. King Mudslime has forgotten that we can just fly out our nukes and de facto expel them from NATO.
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Poster from above here.
I would also like to point out that you used Zerohedge as a source. That is almost as bad as copy pasting links with no synopsis or quoted text. Please kindly consider a more reputable news source or if that is not possible kill yourself. Please.

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HAMBURG has woken up to shocking scenes of destruction after shops were looted and barricades burned to the ground following another night of violent anti-G20 protests.

Shocking images and footage from the city show ransacked shops and empty shelves, with broken glass littering the pavements.

Many have also been vandalised with thick, black graffiti, while others were torched after a night of fiery clashes between demonstrators and the police.

Several cash machines became a target, with thugs trying to set them on fire and rip them from the walls.An estimated 100,000 people have taken part in a number of protests across the city, many of which have now turned violent as world leaders met.

At least 213 police officers have been injured in the demonstrations and the numbers are expected to rise, a police spokesperson said.

No official figures on the number of injured protestors have been revealed yet, but 14 people have been arrested and 63 are held in custody.

“It is like a war zone, absolutely crazy,” said Daniel Krohn, 42, a local resident. "I can not wrap my head around the level of violence.”

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/826252/g20-summit-protest-violence-Hamburg-Germany-masked-rioters-loot-shops-burn-cars
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Leftist scum acting like animals without any respect for law, order or other peoples property? Let's wait for the usual
>not all lefties
excuses.
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>>155505
>leftist
You mean anarchist
Respecting laws and the property of people who support the government isn't really their concern, kiddo.
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>>155509
exactly
You see them waving red flags. They are shouting down with Capitalism. And they have zero respect for other peoples property.

They are textbook Commies.

President Donald Trump said Saturday the U.S. would contribute $50 million to a new World Bank fund conceived by his daughter that aims to help women entrepreneurs access capital and other support.

Ivanka Trump joined World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim on the sidelines of the Group of 20 world leaders' summit in Hamburg, Germany, to launch the Women Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative.

Kim said the fund had raised more than $325 million so far for projects and programs to support women and women-led businesses by improving access to capital and markets, providing technical assistance, training and mentoring, and pushing public policy. The fund grew out of conversations between Ivanka Trump and Kim early in Trump's administration.

"This is not a cute little project," Kim said during a panel discussion, arguing the effort would spur real economic growth.

President Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor Angela Merkel also spoke at the event, where Trump said the fund would help eliminate barriers for women to launch businesses, help transform "millions and millions of lives," and "provide new hope to these women from countless communities all across the world."

"The critical investments we're announcing today will help advance the economic empowerment of women around the world," he said. more in link..

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/trump-pledges-50-million-women-entrepreneurs-48520151
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>>155267
Nice story is nice
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>>155267
So this "generous" donation is taxpayer money? So instead of people across the country heading off to work and pay their taxes, how about we fund it another way.

We stop Trump playing golf at his resorts.
That would....
- Stop paying his company to house his WH staff who travel with him
- Stop paying the Secret Service for staying at the resort
- Stop paying for the hours of running Air Force One or the motorcades.
- Stop paying for the shutting down of roads, the securing of the routes (eg removal of mail boxes, welding of manhole covers etc)
- Stop the need for snipers on roof tops
- Stop security checks on resort staff
- Stop paying for the security of the Socialite-in-Chief
- Stop paying for all their meals and allowance

The savings beyond 50 million would be YUGE
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>>155329
Sounds like it's his own money

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>Good Samaritan who helped toddler find her parents is assaulted by the two-year-old's father who thought he kidnapped her and dubbed a 'child predator' on social media

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4643834/Good-Samaritan-falsely-dubbed-child-predator-flees-town.html
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>>152657
This is why you don't get involved or call the proper authorities to handle the situation. Still, there should be some sort of compensation he can seek depending on how badly his reputation was damaged.
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>Florida man
that tells you everything you need to know. dumb fuck parents who can't even keep track of their goddamn kid. furthermore, the kid was in the dugout where there were other people who just ignored it and let it wander away. she should be so lucky to get any kind of adult attention even if it is from a predator. at least he'd show her some love
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Each white male on earth is a rapist and pedophile.

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The White House on Wednesday requested that every state surrender a laundry list of voter data, including partial social security numbers, using an insecure email address unprotected by even basic encryption technology.

>Encouraging state election officials to transmit voter data insecurely belies the White House’s stated goal of improving the security and integrity of federal election systems.

>A letter to Connecticut Secretary of State Denise Miller containing the request was tweeted out Thursday afternoon by Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. It was signed by Kris Kobach, the vice chairman of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. (Vice President Mike Pence chairs the commission, which was formed in mid-May by executive order.) Kobach confirmed to the Kansas City Star that he sent similar letters to officials in every state.

>The commission is tasked with drafting a report for President Donald Trump about the processes for registering and voting in federal elections. According to the letter, the commission is investigating “vulnerabilities and issues related to voter registration and voting.” Trump created the commission to look into his unproven claims of widespread voter fraud—the president has asserted that between 3 and 5 million illegal ballots were cast for his opponent, Hillary Clinton, ultimately costing him the popular vote.

>The requested data includes:

1. Full names
2. Home addresses
3. Dates of birth
4. Political affiliations
5. Last four digits of social security numbers
6. Elections voted in from 2006 onward
7. Information about felony convictions
8. Information about voter registration in other states
9. Information about military status
10. And overseas citizen information

http://gizmodo.com/trumps-election-fraud-commission-asked-states-to-send-s-1796535568
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>Voter rolls are considered public records, and can be obtained with varying ease, depending on the state. Ohio, for instance, makes its voter records available for download online, while other states require a formal request before handing over their records. However, voter data can be used for identity theft and is considered to be somewhat sensitive. A data firm that worked on Trump’s 2016 campaign recently exposed nearly 200 million voter records online, which the Center for Democracy and Technology likened to a leak of toxic waste. Social security numbers are considered personally protected information, and the exposure of even a partial number (i.e., the last four digits) may drastically increase the risk of identity theft or fraud, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services.

>The letter asks that the information be submitted to the email address “[email protected],” which does not use basic security protocols.

>The email address is assigned to the EOP—the Executive Office of the President. Secure email tests confirm that EOP email addresses don’t use STARTTLS, a protocol for encrypting email while it travels across the internet so it is less likely to be snooped on while in transit.

>“STARTTLS is the minimum security precaution an organization should implement for its mail servers if they expect to be receiving or transmitting potentially sensitive information,” explained Roland Shoemaker, a technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation who works on the free certificate authority Let’s Encrypt. “Without point to point encryption anyone with access to the internet link between a user and their mail server, or between two mail servers, can see exactly what has been written, who wrote it, and who it is being sent to.”
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>Shoemaker noted, however, that STARTTLS only offers partial protection over unencrypted channels. “If an attacker is in a privileged position between two points they can simply strip the STARTTLS flag from a message and prevent the upgrade to an encrypted channel from ever happening,” he added.

>To be fair, Kobach’s letter offers an alternative, more secure method for the transmission of the voter data as well (but it’s not clear that state officials would recognize the risk associated with the email address):

>>“You may submit your responses electronically to [email protected] or by utilizing the Safe Access File Exchange (“SAFE), which is a secure FTP site the federal government uses for transferring large data files. You can access the SAFE site at https://safe.amrdec.army.mi/safe/Welcome.aspx.”

>The letter also states that “any documents” submitted by Connecticut’s government will be made available to the public, though it’s unclear if the White House means that it intends to publish the home addresses and partial Social Security numbers of roughly 200 million registered voters. That would seem completely unnecessary, if not totally insane.

>After the letter became public, Kobach clarified to the Kansas City Star that he intended to store that data on a secure server and not disclose it to the public. He said the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity needed to collect partial Social Security numbers in order to prevent “false positives.”

>The Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity did not immediately respond to a request for comment about its email security practices.

>Requests for comment left after business hours with the Connecticut Secretary of State’s office were not immediately answered. Connecticut Secretary of State Merrill issued a statement saying her office would partially comply with the order, while withholding some sensitive data.
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>>“In the spirit of transparency we intend to share publicly-available information with the Kobach Commission while ensuring that the privacy of voters is honored by withholding protected data. In the same spirit of transparency, we will request that the Commission share any memos, meeting minutes or additional information as state officials have not been told precisely what the Commission is looking for. This lack of openness is all the more concerning, considering that the Vice Chair of the Commission, Kris Kobach, has a lengthy record of illegally disenfranchising eligible voters in Kansas. (See, for example, Fish v. Kobach, No. 16-3147, 10th Cir. 2016). The courts have repudiated his methods on multiple occasions but often after the damage has been done to voters. Given Secretary Kobach’s history we find it very difficult to have confidence in the work of this Commission.”

>California’s Secretary of State Alex Padilla said that he would not comply with the request at all and would refuse to provide California’s voter rolls.

>“California’s participation would only serve to legitimize the false and already debunked claims of massive voter fraud made by the President, the Vice President, and Mr. Kobach. The President’s Commission is a waste of taxpayer money and a distraction from the real threats to the integrity of our elections today: aging voting systems and documented Russian interference in our elections,” Padilla said in a statement.

>Government agencies have been pressured to increase their adoption of encryption in order to secure their communications and protect the public’s data. Senator Ron Wyden pressed for government agencies to adopt STARTTLS to protect their communications earlier this year, singling out the agency that manages email for the Pentagon, the Defense Information Systems Agency.

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As part of what some are calling a “soft secession” from Republican-ruled Washington, California progressives are weighing various forms of resistance to Trump administration initiatives (notably in immigration enforcement), along with alternative policies the state might pursue on its own. The most striking in this latter category, considering how close Congress is right now to enacting a highly reactionary health-care bill, is a drive to create a state-based single-payer system.

>Legislation to do just that has already passed the California Senate, and given the supermajorities Democrats possess in both state legislative chambers (not a luxury Democrats have in New York, another state that has made progress in the same direction), proponents of single-payer health care were looking to the Golden State for a breakthrough. But late last week House Speaker Anthony Rendon harshed their mellow by declaring the legislation dead for this year. Renton did not mince words:

>>In a statement, he mentions how the bill “was sent to the Assembly woefully incomplete,” namely that “it does not address many serious issues, such as financing, delivery of care, cost controls, or the realities of needed action by the Trump Administration and voters to make SB 562 a genuine piece of legislation.”

>The bill that passed the California Senate, you see, did not address the rather significant detail of how single-payer would be financed. Since the official legislative estimate is that it would boost state health-care costs by $200 billion — which would more than double the state budget — that’s a pretty big omission.

http://www.nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2017/06/californias-single-payer-bill-halted-by-assembly-speaker.html
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>But this rather obvious problem did not keep single-payer advocates from within and beyond the state from howling in fury at Rendon. Bernie Sanders said he was “extremely disappointed” at the Speaker’s action, and prophesied that, “If the great state of California has the courage to take on the greed of the insurance companies and the drug companies, the rest of the country will follow.”

>RoseAnn DeMoro, leader of the California Nurses Association, the most avid backer of the California single-payer bill, was a bit blunter than Sanders:

>Other critics accused Rendon of being a shill for private insurance companies and Pharma, not to mention the so-called “pro-business Democrats” in the legislature who are the bane of every California progressive’s existence.
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>The idea among single-payer advocates seems to be that California Democrats should insist on providing momentum for the proposal so long as it is formally possible. In truth, as Rendon’s statement suggested, there are various huge obstacles to the actual enactment of the single-payer bill that cannot be wished away. One is the reluctance of all Republicans and some Democrats in the legislature to vote for the new taxes virtually everyone concedes would be needed for finance single-payer (yes, they might well be more than offset for consumers by the disappearance of private-insurance costs, but that’s not something the state constitution with its supermajority requirement for new taxes would take into account). The second and least disputable problem that no amount of pressure or enthusiasm can fix is that folding all the existing federal health-care funding — including Obamacare, Medicaid, and Medicare — would require some sort of monstrous, unprecedented waiver from Washington (it is not even clear that the power exists to do that with Medicare). Does anyone think HHS Secretary Tom Price is going to do that so that godless liberal Californians can abolish private health insurance and provide free health coverage to everyone, including undocumented immigrants? No. It would take an actual, not a “soft,” secession to give California control over all the tax money for health care it sends to Washington.

>So the dispute between Rendon and single-payer advocates really comes down to symbolism: How far should California Democrats take this idea before it is stopped cold by votes in the legislature or a mocking tweet from Donald Trump? Rendon clearly thinks the fiction this is happening has gone far enough. But he’s going to take some lumps for it.
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Texas should just stop selling water to Ca.

Let them realize how fucking dependent their "largest economy" actually is on the red states

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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/science-division-of-white-house-office-now-empty-as-last-staffers-depart/

>The science division of the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) was unstaffed as of Friday as the three remaining employees departed this week, sources tell CBS News.
>All three employees were holdovers from the Obama administration. The departures from the division -- one of four subdivisions within the OSTP -- highlight the different commitment to scientific research under Presidents Obama and Trump.
>Under Mr. Obama, the science division was staffed with nine employees who led the charge on policy issues such as STEM education, biotechnology and crisis response. It's possible that the White House will handle these issues through staff in other divisions within the OSTP.
>On Friday afternoon, Eleanor Celeste, the assistant director for biomedical and forensic sciences at the OSTP, tweeted, "Science division out. Mic drop" before leaving the office for the last time.
>Kumar Garg, a former OSTP staffer under Mr. Obama, also tweeted, "By COB today, number of staffers in White House OSTP's Science Division = 0."
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>>154529
Useless honeypot jobs. I doubt they did anything useful, and there are hundreds more of these jobs that should be axed.
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>>154533
>I doubt they did anything useful

Go ahead and tell me one thing they did. I'm sure you looked them up before making your judgement.
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>>154529
>It's possible that the White House will handle these issues through staff in other divisions within the OSTP.
So it was redundant, good to know the pork is being cut.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2017/07/04/cnn-blackmails-source-donald-trump-wrestling-video/

n Tuesday, the Reddit user posted an apology (since deleted, but reprinted in full below, via Buzzfeed News).

CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski then reported Tuesday that CNN had “identified the man behind the account,” and had spoken with the Reddit user after he posted his apology. The Reddit user reportedly “asked to not be named out of fear for his personal safety and for the public embarrassment it would bring to him and his family,” Kaczynski said.

Ultimately, CNN decided not to reveal his identity — not for safety reasons, but for political ones, apparently reward ing him for apologizing and recanting his views. In addition, CNN threatened to expose the Reddit user’s identity in future if it disapproved of his behavior or his statements — essentially blackmailing him:

>CNN is not publishing “HanA**holeSolo’s” name because he is a private citizen who has issued an extensive statement of apology, showed his remorse by saying he has taken down all his offending posts, and because he said he is not going to repeat this ugly behavior on social media again. In addition, he said his statement could serve as an example to others not to do the same.

>CNN reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change.
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>TRUMP IS BAD
>BUT WE CAN BLACKMAIL PEOPLE IT'S OKAY
>MEMES ARE BAD
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Damn that is blackmail didn't think cnn had it in them to outright blackmail someone
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I just found the GIF creator's Friendster account by searching his Reddit history and then following that to a DeviantArt.

It turns out the GIF was made by a 12 year-old trans girl. CNN should go to jail for blackmailing this child.

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https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/28/15887496/petya-virus-not-actually-ransomware-analysis-shows

>The virus that began spreading through European computers yesterday informed users that they could unlock their machines by paying a $300 ransom. But it looks like the bug’s creators had no intention of restoring the machines at all. In fact, a new analysis reveals they couldn’t; the bug was designed to wipe computers outright.

>Matt Suiche, founder of the cybersecurity firm Comae, writes in a blog post today that after analyzing the virus, known as Petya, his team determined that it was a “wiper,” not ransomware. “We can see the current version of Petya clearly got rewritten to be a wiper and not a actual ransomware,” Suiche writes.

>The virus going around is a modified take on an earlier version of the Petya bug that was true ransomware. But Comae saw that code had been specifically modified to change it from a virus that encrypts a disk and demands a ransom into a virus that simply destroys the disk.

>So then why purport to be ransomware? There’s no way to say for certain right now, but Suiche believes it was about hiding who was really behind the attack. “We believe the ransomware was in fact a lure to control the media narrative,” he writes, saying that ransomware suggests “some mysterious hacker group” being behind the virus “rather than a national state.”

>That’s still speculation for now, but the virus did appear to primarily target Ukrainian infrastructure, including an electricity supplier, the central bank, the state telecom, and an airport. Analysis from Kaspersky Lab yesterday showed the virus remaining primarily in Ukraine.
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This is why it's smart to *backup your data*. If your data is backed up, it doesn't matter if it's ransomware or a trojan or a Russian wiper, the best course of action is gonna be to wipe all your shit anyway and replace it with your backup. This is literally computer security 101, and I am constantly amazed by how many corporations with on-staff database and network admins who fail to take even the simple step of making a scheduled backup.
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>>153233
>Online security in general
I seriously do not understand why people don't make backups
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>>154974
Because most people are either lazy or retarded. I had a guy who asked me if I could "resurrect" his comp when he browsed porn or some shit I guess and got something that corrupted his snit.

>but what if I don't know how to make a backup? It's not my fault I didn't know.

It is if you actually take the time to look up a how to video on doing it instead of looking up porn you dolt

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http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/340806-trump-supporter-admits-writing-anti-trump-graffiti-at-elementary

>A supporter of President Trump in Connecticut says he wrote threatening anti-Trump graffiti on elementary school equipment hoping to frame Democrats because he believes they are "disrespectful to our government."

>Stephen Marks, 32, wrote “Kill Trump,” “Left is the best,” "Bernie Sanders 2020" and “Death to Trump” on playground equipment at Hartford's Morley Elementary School last month, according to the Hartford Courant.

>He told the newspaper that he was was taking his dog to the park on a bicycle when he found a green marker and “had the dumb idea to vandalize the school with what would seem to be liberal hate speech.”

>A surveillance camera caught the vandalism, and police posted footage showing him riding around on his bike and then writing on the equipment. Marks said he turned himself in after seeing the footage on the news.
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"Hey Rabbi, watcha doing?"
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>>155078
So many shills out today, the CNN scandals must be putting CTR on edge
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>>155087
The entire CNN scandal is a shill job by le_donald shills. Assolo apologized before the article, and begged them not to name him, after they identified him through fucking facebook. People used to guard their name and address with their lives before people surrendered their anonymity to social media.

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2500515/alexis-ohanian-fiancee-serena-williams-reddit-expecting-baby/
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>>154714
That's nice.
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>>154714
Neat
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Hope it's stillborn.

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