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How a Twitter employee violated users private information to help a Saudi Prince silence their critics.

godhandiscen

There are millions of whiny 5-year olds on Earth, and I AM THEIR KING.

tldr; an employee at Twitter who felt loyal to Saudi Arabia helped the prince identify and "silence" critics in Twitter.
When the FBI notified Twitter, the idiots didn't want to turn in their employee, "virtuous".
The employee at Twitter stealing private personal information flew to Saudi Arabia once he got the tip the FBI was onto him, and sent a resignation through email.


tldr2; fuck Twitter.
 

Spukc

always chasing the next thrill
This would probably be a good example of when to use a VPN.
Also: Ditching the United States to live in Saudi Arabia? What a downgrade. Have fun looking at sand and water.
No offense but shit is crazy good there you obviously have no fucking clue how filthy fucking rich is.
 

mickaus

Member
This is genuinely retarded.

Have you ever stepped foot in the Gulf Region?

No offense but shit is crazy good there you obviously have no fucking clue how filthy fucking rich is.

Just because a place is wealthy does not mean it is an interesting place to live. What do they have? Fancy expensive apartments and major worldwide events? So what. That is basically like every big city in the world from New York to London to Sydney. Once you get past the shiny aura there isn’t much there. Once you go past a million dollars or so, things are pretty much the same.

Some people may be very interested in the Gulf region and good for them, but I would not be very interested in living there despite any financial incentives to do so. The suburbs or even farm life is where I look for happiness.
 
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hariseldon

Unconfirmed Member
Just because a place is wealthy does not mean it is an interesting place to live. What do they have? Fancy expensive apartments and major worldwide events? So what. That is basically like every big city in the world from New York to London to Sydney. Once you get past the shiny aura there isn’t much there. Once you go past a million dollars or so, things are pretty much the same.

Some people may be very interested in the Gulf region and good for them, but I would not be very interested in living there despite any financial incentives to do so. The suburbs or even farm life is where I look for happiness.

I've met quite a few ex-pats who went to live in the gulf for some reasonably lengthy period of time. Each and every one of them was a boring money-obsessed asshole. I doubt it's a coincidence.
 
Twitter says 'employee' i say 'government plant'

and i bet there's plenty more where that came from. We already see how twitter shills for the left in America, i wonder where else they do it
 
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