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Welp.
Some weird stuff comes up in a PBS interview with journalists from WaPo and Politico about this topic:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/repo...unds-russia-diplomats-turning-strange-places/
Water is wet, etc, etc.
Some weird stuff comes up in a PBS interview with journalists from WaPo and Politico about this topic:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/repo...unds-russia-diplomats-turning-strange-places/
And Republicans. They are enabling this treason and disastrous course. And yes I know this is the same rhetoric that the right had during Obama but here it's actually true and not a made up monster in the closet to scare old folks and the ignorant to vote Republican.
Stuff like that is extremely valuable intel, especially if you can then identify e.g. what fiber routes are used for government communications. Especially military is big on having own data transfer infrastructure that is separated from civilian traffic.
Handy intel to have if you want tap in or disconnect.
Edit: For few years now there has been concerns in Finland that they are doing similar mapping here
Dan Fried is on MSNBC right now
What would the overall point be to that exactly?
Two big uses could be
Both apply to civilian, government and military traffic.
- Disconnect communications before and/or during crisis, war etc.
- Drop in as middleman and listen in on communications
For e.g. use signal jamming to fuck with wireless communications from radios to satellites while dropping bombs on key hardlines severing them and you just may have severed some base or unit from rest of military body.
Well, I mean, I don't think the latter is something plausible in regards to the US, because it would be the beginning of nuclear war, but the part about listening in on communications sounds particularly bad.
You mean former. Former is first, latter is later.
I also doubt that we would leap straight to nuclear war based on an intentional communications sabotage, but it would probably depend on the circumstances.
I'm talking, I don't want as much as a loaf of bread to go to Russia from us. It needs to be devastating in a way never before seen
Calm down they have a lot of Nukes. Just make the oligarchs lives as difficult as possible
Calm down they have a lot of Nukes. Just make the oligarchs lives as difficult as possible
Welp.Malinowski said he is now concerned that even if the Trump administration doesn't lift sanctions on Russia, it will stop vigilantly enforcing them. The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Asset Control, which polices sanctions, does not have a permanent chief, and the State Department does not have a permanent sanctions coordinator.
What IS this guy's deal with Russia?
Yahoo with the scoop. That's how many scoops there are around.
What is telling in this article is that sources are on record.
The content is damning because they tried to keep it quiet. Which means they didn't think it would survive scrutiny. Which means they knew congress would shut them down if the press got hold of it.
I do hope that if we get a new Dem President in 2020, he will impose the most heartless, soulless, harrowing sanctions on Russia that we have ever seen.
This is like a season of 24, except the bad guys are going to win and heroes don't actually exist because this is real life.
Ban Russians from Playing DOTA2 and CSGO. Watch the popular revolution unfold and Russia's regime topple.It will make it harder for them, because the less that comes in, the closer the edge of their citizens can become. Get with the EU, and hit them with sanctions that would make NK say, 'Damn,' and ban any of all of their media, try your best to block any IP coming out of the country, and send any and all diplomats home and pull all of the US and EUs. No more bullshitting with Russia.
So just like in the Usa. And Italy.... Russian Mafia, Russian Oligarchs, and the Russian Government itself....which funny enough are all kind of the same thing.
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been saying this for months now
So why are they mapping our fiber optics and telecommunication networks?
I expect absolutely nothing to happen.
Some weird stuff comes up in a PBS interview with journalists from WaPo and Politico about this topic:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/repo...unds-russia-diplomats-turning-strange-places/
The sanctions ween't as big of a deal as NATO hoped it would be, it just meant i had to buy my "restricted items" abroad.
Yahoo with the scoop. That's how many scoops there are around.
What is telling in this article is that sources are on record.
Putin's efforts suggest otherwise.
IIRC lifting sanctions also benefits the Trump family as they're seeking loans from banks that are under these sanction.
Welp.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/white-...ssia-sanctionseven-after-firing-michael-flynnWhite House Looked at Dropping Russia SanctionsEven After Firing Michael Flynn
The White House explored unilaterally easing sanctions on Russias oil industry as recently as late March, arguing that decreased Russian oil production could harm the American economy, according to former U.S. officials.
State Department officials argued successfully that easing those sanctions would actually hurt the U.S. energy sector, according to those former officials and email exchanges reviewed by The Daily Beast.
In one email exchange, a State Department official feels the need to explain that lowering punitive sanctions on the Russian oil industry would be rewarding Moscowwithout getting anything from the Kremlin in return.
Russia continues to occupy Ukraine including Crimeaconditions that led to the sanctions have not changed, the official wrote.
They must really have something on this guy if they keep wanting to ease up on Russia. Not suspicious at all.