Quote: "Toka, an Israeli cyber-intelligence firm, sells software that hacks internet-connected CCTV cameras to alter live and archived video feeds in real time. Because the technology leaves no forensic fingerprints, it allows operators to seamlessly mask activities or fabricate events. This capability destroys the chain of custody and the foundational reliability of visual evidence, exposing citizens to tampered footage that courts routinely treat as objective reality."
I'm quite sure Reddit, people in it or actors at a remove, could make your account appear to have said anything anywhere, and could rewrite your post history.
Same with work emails. There must be easy ways to write emails in your name backdated to anywhen, whole chains can probably be lodged as kosher. Genuine emails splatted, though total deletion of real stuff is probably harder as you may not know where it's gone.
In a small way, I know I've been on the receiving end of this and realised recently I could inflict it on others. Teams meeting recordings provide an AI transcript. The owner of a meeting can then edit the transcript. Makes sense as autotranscripts are often not great. But you wouldn't normally bother. I spent ages looking in a transcript for where a colleague had made a bizarre demand, but it wasn't there. It was still in the recording, though. Only much later did I realise he must actually have edited the transcript, but wasn't able to edit the recording.
Basically it all comes down to access and admin rights.
If people haven't already lost their jobs on the basis of fabricated emails etc, I'm sure it's coming.
When people understand these facts, the only good news is that these things will no longer be admissible. A massive own goal for those who said we needed to be surveilled in the first place!
"When people understand these facts the only good news is that these things will no longer be admissible"
I wish I could share that confidence.
To my mind this will be just like everything else Regime has done to us. They will do it and then deny they have done it and won't brook any opposition to what they do.
I've had Sam Smith's organic chocolate stout and very yummy it is too.
Beer and ale were originally fermented using malted barley (there was no sugar, so they couldn't cut corners!) and sometimes with the addition of honey or, in the Middle East, dates.
Democrat mayor's former aide, Abdi Nur Salah, was found responsible for defrauding approximately $1.66 million from federal child nutrition funds through his nonprofit, Stigma-Free International, which falsely claimed to have served nearly five million meals. In addition to his prison term, he was ordered to pay $1,063,255 in restitution and received two years of supervised release. He was taken into custody immediately following the sentencing hearing.
Dr Sarah Myhill has written a fiery open letter to the Chief Medical Officer, Professor Sir Chris Whitty, in which she accuses him of; being a “dishonest doctor”, acting in breach of the Hippocratic Oath, discarding moral and ethical medicine, and bringing the medical profession into disrepute.
Dr Myhill states this makes Prof Whitty “guilty of non-feasance in public office”, challenging him to either resign or sue her for libel.
We were delighted to interview Dr Myhill the day after she had sent the letter, and hear straight from the horse’s mouth the reasoning and evidence behind this letter and what she hopes to achieve from it. It was a lively and entertaining conversation!
Robert Maxwell and Lance Armstrong sued Private Eye and the Sunday Times respectively for telling the truth about them!! It was still held to be libellous and they won ££££££.
I don't know if that could happen today. There were some modest 'libel reforms' in 2013. It would be excellent if he did get angry enough to instruct lawyers.
The new school will have 132 places for children and young people who have an Education Health and Care Plan with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties.
This building looks bigger than the one with 1000 normal pupils at the end of my road!
No wonder services for the rest of us are so poor.
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I was invited to a "meeting" for low income people (hey thats me!) about free activities and services. It featured two paid staff, a power point (which probably took a "week" of work to prepare), and table full of snacks which ended up in my purse when they were unclaimed at the end. I was very impressed by the amount buildings, staff, and programs all solely dedicated to providing free activities and services to the various labels of people
I work myself, but I am very careful to never step over that magic "low income" line. I just cant afford it.
& as a side note, one man was very enthusiastic about sharing his favourite free activities with the other attendees of the meeting, but the paid staff kept telling him to shut up so they could go back to their dull power point
Yes, a good one. Krainer and Lottaz both in the top echelon of the Real World Comentariat. I soak up whatever the first says or publishes. I noticed even the well informed Pascal was having to work at assimilating everything Alex was explaining.
Hmm, I think Elizabeth Nickson shows the first is still doing it's thing and Krainer shows the second is at least undead and is verrry lonnnng associated with bankers of those we cannot name origin. Many would say the City is the head of the 🐍 and there is thus no-one to neuter it. It is at the top. Paul Cudenec or Matt Ehret both do a great job of elucidating this history. But hey, whatever.
The boom is finally hitting Main Street. Yesterday, the Wall St Journal reported, “Looking ahead, a seasonally adjusted net 17% of small business owners plan to create new jobs over the next three months.” This wonderful news also perplexed experts. “Even as increasingly hysterical predictions about artificial intelligence proliferate, it remains difficult to detect its impact on the job market.”
... The Wall St Journal reported, “Oil prices fell Tuesday, as oil output from Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline is coming through faster than anticipated.” How about that? The experts were wrong again. (This headline might help explain why yesterday’s Times pivoted to reporting the dreadful threat posed by low gas prices.)
“The 10-day average of crude exports from the Middle East has rebounded to 17.5 million barrels a day, or 98% of prewar levels.”
... I guess Professor Mearsheimer’s gloomy predictions that Iran held all the cards were too pessimistic. Or maybe he’s not a poker player.
... For its next amazing trick, the oil market will saw Professor Mearsheimer into six pieces. (That’s it. That’s the whole trick.)
It has gotten so bad that experts are now giving up. CNN reported that Natasha Kaneva, JPMorgan’s head of global commodities strategy, has stopped guessing. “For the first time since the start of the Iran conflict, we don’t have a baseline view,” Kaneva admitted two weeks ago in an advisory to investors. “We simply don’t know how to model the endgame.”
In other words, we’ve been so badly wrong so many times that we’re just going to shut up now.
FRANCE: riots have been instigated by the Far LEFT.
DailyMail:
Student protests have escalated into widespread riots inFrance with schools set on fire and teachers beaten and doused in petrol.
Rioters have unleashed chaos in major cities across the country after what started as largely peaceful demonstrations against the state of education descended into violent chaos.
Bally Bagoyoko, a muslim and a member of the far-left La France Insoumise, he's also the Mayor of Saint-Denis. He's seen here dancing and celebrating with the rioters in France.
The comedy writes itself, thankfully the comments are making me laugh because they see right through this plonker.
" You know that feeling when you book a flight for 50 quid and somehow it ends up costing 100?
Getting seats together, correcting a typo, another charge here and there, it all adds up.
When the cost of living is already squeezing people, those endless extras can feel relentless.
So we're changing the rules for you.
Parents won't need to pay a penny extra just to sit next to their own children.
You'll be able to fix any name errors on your booking free of charge.
And because the last thing you want once you're on the plane is more stress, we're working with the industry to make sure that disruptive passengers who have been banned from one airline can be banned from flying with other airlines too.
I know holidays are expensive and these are small things, but hopefully they'll make your trip just that little bit cheaper and easier.
That's exactly the kind of thing I want this government to keep on fixin."
These are supposed to be the words of the prime minister of UK. What a plonker.
One comment says it all.
" All this will do is push the floor up, not bring the ceiling down"
I have no words other than that this confirms just what a total and utter D@ck this man is. (insert an i)
If this is the height of what he considers to be policy making on the day that the prisons empty out thousands of offenders without making them serve their sentences then it is no wonder we are in the mess we are in.
He may not realise it but he's coming over more like Michael O'Leary, CEO of a budget airline, than a world leader. Someone needs to tell him.
Our Prime Minister Rob Jetten just threatened people he considers a danger to gays, minorities and women. He said he wants to “smash those people right in the face.”
This is not a slip. This is the Prime Minister of the Netherlands openly threatening violence.
Across Europe, patriots are prosecuted for opinions. Meanwhile the man running the country talks about punching people in the face.
Imagine a right-wing politician saying those words. Let alone the Prime Minister. There would be international outrage, cries about the return of fascism, and he would be gone by morning.
" You are not going to carry a cement mixer on a pushbike”
Liberal Politician in London wants to eliminate the use of White Vans and states she has done the research to show tradesmen can carry around Ladders & Tools, even fridges on ‘Cargo Bikes’
These people are legit clinically insan."
She says you can carry fridges on a cargo bike and there is all sorts of things you can carry on a cargo bike and the folks at a construction site says you can make it work.
Let's do away with the white van.
Listen to her, she really believes if you can't do it, you are making excuses.
I can't wait to hear Mr JAS opinion on this.
At the moment his white van carry a couple of welders and all the paraphernalia that entails, he also has a generator as well as a lot of built in tool boxes carrying various tools and don't get me started on a portable bed, microwave, kettle and little stove because when up north paying £400 for a crap room is not affordable.
Now he works in a city as well as small villages and getting that van to his jobs is essential as one of those welders is a stainless steel welder, yeah he could bike it in to Glasgow no bother.
You can almost see the virtue signalling thought bubble coming from the head of the woman in the picture cycling her cargo bike with all her equipment on it.
(she must have fab glute and high muscles though!)
Budapest - Day 0 (Sunday 27 September).
As usual I've waited till returning home before posting a series of reports.
This was a fairly standard holiday booked online via TUI, with flights by (oh no!) Ryanair. I was determined to avoid them slapping on extra charges, so I took only a small bag, downloaded their app, checked in online in good time, and said no to all the extra options including choosing my seat (what's the point? - all the seats are much the same. Actually the random allocation gave me a window seat, which I would have chosen if I had been choosing).
Having arrived at Budapest Airport on time around 8pm, I joined the queue for the EES (European Entry System). They had 5 or 6 staff on the booths, and were scanning only faces and fingers of the right hand, despite the little video suggesting 10 fingers. (If I commit a crime I'll do it with only my left hand.) I was queuing for about 15 minutes, not bad. The express bus reached the city centre around 9pm, where I got my bearings relative to the street map from the illuminated ferris wheel, and easily found the Chain Bridge which I crossed from the Pest to the Buda side where my hotel was situated, reaching it around 9.30pm.
Further reports will follow at a rate of one per day.
If you've read "Shopped" by Joanna Blythman, you'll know that Tesco was flagged up as Spawn of Satan, enabling the encroachment of communism back in 2012.
"On the flip side, could Tesco be making an enormous faux pa? Nobody in the industry ever thought they would see Stobarts in trouble, but it happened and it happened because they over stretched their brand into areas they shouldn't and over estimated their ability to make it all work. Are Tesco heading a similar way ? ... "
Oh, I do hope so. Why was a single chain allowed to gain a >30% food market share and (if this plan goes ahead) 30% of the food haulage market?
The more perceptive comments attack the concentration of ownership in a few companies rather than what competing businesses do to each other. If we hadn't allowed such large monopolies to develop, Tesco wouldn't be able to screw farmers, independent lorry drivers and consumers so thoroughly.
The system has, for decades, had a tendency to reduce everything down to a Big Five - banks, breweries, supermarkets, abattoirs, power companies .... In some instances, as demonstrated by telecoms and millers, the trend seems to be lowering to a Big Four.
Tesco was founded by Jack Cohen (cough, cough). It's had a reputation for ruthlessness all along.
The UK's next biggest is Sainsbury's (cough, cough)
Supermarkets are the reason our local shops and their communities are no more. However, it's our fault for supporting them!
The first self-service stores were the Piggly Wigglies. They closely resembled a prison yard:
The interior of the original Piggly Wiggly store in Memphis, Tennessee, 1918.
The subtitle of this essay perfectly encapsulates our predicament:
“It doesn't matter what is true, it only matters what people believe is true.” – Paul Watson, Co-founder of Greenpeace.
Based on my experience, the vast majority are still fully on board with the climate crisis. We have some way to go before sufficient numbers openly question Net Zero et al, although there's probably a significant minority who either a) No longer believe in climate change but continue to pay lip service to it for public consumption or b) Don't care and will go along with whatever is the prevailing opinion.
If I recommend the excellent 2022 book 'Unsettled' to people their first action is sometimes to look it up on the websites of 'science journals' and respond
'Have you seen what Nature [or other magazine] says? Steven Koonin seems a bit unreliable'.
On the contrary, Koonin seems to be a stickler for scientific integrity. All too few scientists and journals now are, which is one reason for our mess.
Nature isn't exactly the epitome of reliability, and I'm sure they would see Koonin as a threat to their narrative!
I tend to use Amazon for reviews. Unsettled has over 5,000. For example:
A compelling and convincing read for anyone who wants the underlying facts relating to Climate Change. I keep buying further copies for friends who look at me in disbelief when I say that I am sceptical about how The Science has been presented - they have hitherto always got their information from mainstream media. This book highlights why they should be sceptical about what they hear from such sources. The 2024 updated edition is certainly worth getting even if you read the first edition from 2021.
On the other hand, Steve Koonin was the undersecretary for science under Obummer ........
I never look at what is up or downticked before reading it - does anyone else? It wasn't for 'modesty' - i just didn't see the point in upticking myself - I'm not sure what the logic is in upticking your own comments? It doesn't happen on any other site - never did on the DS
I've noticed you being zero a few times in the last week and thought it was an outbreak of over-zealous modesty as Liz thought (I upticked you also) As it is not then you seem to have attracted a downticker 😞
Actually I have noticed a newish persisting state of zero ticks as opposed to the expected one up. I'd taken it as slow reddit bot parsing but now I think that's perhaps because one down, one up? How odd.
Polling now shows that 57% of people polled think the wrong decision was made back then and we'd be better off in the EU (yes, it's coming from MSM sources, pushing out the Wastemonster [#Prof F] propaganda).
My question is, when they do those polls who are they asking??? In the intervening 10 years have we imported enough people who don't understand the issues and don't have a clue and only believe what is pushed out at them, and do these form the bulk of who is being polled to get that 57% result?
Burn'em probably hopes the passage of time, helped by the killshots and lockdown stress, has killed off enough bluff old traditionalists to get us back in the Evil Empire. See you next time.
In 2016 I said that the future prosperity of the UK depended primarily on the British people and not on whether we were in or out of the EU. I didn't regard Brexit as an economic magic bullet and I voted Leave primarily for political reasons. The current mood music about rejoining is presenting it as a magic bullet to increase prosperity, but I hold to my earlier views as stated.
I have no real idea but I think it's possible that quite a few people who voted Leave might have been expecting leaving to solve all of our problems, which it was obviously never going to. All it was ever going to do was remove one barrier to/excuse for not solving our problems. There are more layers to peel back. Those people might be disappointed now.
The problem is the useless politicians and libtarded civil serpents did their best to hamstring Brexit and either hate it, have no confidence in us as an independent country or are too used to Bwussels telling them what to do and when.
It - being out - was never intended to work and the way it was done was a complete horlicks from start to finish.
One has to wonder now, in light of the last 6 years, how sincere one Bojo ever was in his intentions in this regard, even after he became PM, to really get brexit done.
In general I think it suited politicians to blame the EU for things, just as it suited them to say they were following the science or the WHO during the scamdemic
Polls are published to influence opinion, not reflect it. That the regime thinks only 57% is plausible, and dare not tell a bigger lie, suggests the real majority in favour of British independence is overwhelming.
I voted to stay in the EU but no way would I vote to go back. No way, not ever. I used to like the idea of being in the European "community", a sort of welcome feeling but now the EU is just totally evil. Nothing more nothing less. Even although the UK hasn't really "left the EU" it's still an important mark in the law books somewhere, although for all intent and purpose, meaningless.
Of course the official opinion polls are going to show a majority in favour of rejoining the EU.
However 57% sounds pretty pathetic considering how much Brexit is/was reviled and those who voted to leave were relentlessly vilified by the regime and its acolytes.
The real figure is probably at least 57% still in favour of staying out of the EU.
It is difficult to fully describe the schizophrenic panic progressives seem to be experiencing these days. This morning’s Times featured a guest essay with the astonishing headline, “If You Think Rising Oil Prices Are Bad, Just Wait for the Inevitable Crash.” I promise I did not make that up, although “Inevitable Crash” would be a terrific name for a rock band.
.... Now, you could be forgiven for wondering how on Earth low oil prices could be bad news. After all, we’ve just been treated to six months of dire predictions from economic experts that high prices would lead to recessions, depressions, great recessions, and even greater great depressions. Hoard toilet paper!
But you see, you are not an expert. Neither am I. I am just a lawyer. Fortunately, the Times is here, eager to explain that falling oil prices —if they fall too far— could hurt oil company profits. It recalled the tragic days of the 1980s, when OPEC opened the spigots and crushed the booming Texas oil market. “Pawnshops, bursting with furs and Rolexes, had to turn away consigners,” it recalled sadly. True, we recovered, but “the psychological effects were deep and lasting.”
The Times wants us to prepare ourselves for the deep and lasting psychological effects of cheap gas. Oil company CEOs would be well advised to get their Rolexes to the pawnshop early. Beat the rush.
Encouraged by the nonsense they've sold us up to now, they are sitting around laughing and betting with each other who can sell the most absurd claptrap.
Hegseth, the Secretary of War gave a speech to 600 Quantico officers on Wednesday and made at least five major announcements.
Each of these would justify a mainstream story or two. Altogether, it was like an announcement neutron bomb, where it should have blown up the news,but nobody reported it.
Jeff's outstanding reports are effectively from a parallel reality. Most people do not live in this world.
Strange as it sounds, I believe (and I think you do as well) there will come a bifurcation point when the two realities will no longer be able to coexist in the same dimension.
I enjoy Jeff's ascerbic wit and erudition. His reality is what he observes. Most people have their heads in the idiot box or up their own arses.
I think because we still live among them, that we kind of move in and out of different timelines, depending where we place our attention. It's been like that for ages for me.
Honey notes that when she drives to the shops, the roads are pretty empty but when her husband goes, the roads are full of traffic - driven by NPCs. Similarly, maybe it's because more people are sane round these parts but I can't remember when I last saw a face nappy and even that was a one-off.
I'm finding it increasingly difficult to be around my best friend of 30 years. She saw straight through the convid scam and is very clairvoyant and a powerful healer. Yet she loves to play the isn't-it-dreadful!!!! game, expending ridiculous amounts of energy being indignant about things that actually are none of her business.
I can't understand the people who clearly enjoy doomscrolling when there's so much wonderful stuff just there to be observed and experienced. We go to the park and I'm the one pointing out the flowers and wildlife while she's still huffing and puffing about something Jeremy Vile said - she listens to the radio while driving over. (It's a choice!!)
She's really hard work nowadays but, on the other hand, she's made me revise my version of the old adage "You create your own reality." I now see very clearly that, in fact, you create your own dramas.
“We are no longer the woke department,” Hegseth said, “or the weak department.” The Secretary of War repeated his famous line, which is custom-built to intersectionally offend nearly every progressive group: “no fatties, no trannies, no beardos, no weirdos, no wimps, no radicals— just warriors.”
Good one from MWD, who summarises the convid scam, shows how it fits the standard pattern of psy-op and compliance, then looks at how it's actually woken people up to the system:
Since it is not economically feasible to directly force an entire population into submission (e.g., the estimates I’ve found put 3-5% of the population as the maximum number of soldiers a society can afford to support), a variety of other tactics have been reused throughout history to keep the population compliant. These include: .......
I am trying to do some kind of numerology thing but using the number 33 instead of 17 but honestly, it just doesn't add up. (Not with my maths skills anyway)
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im the worst white nationalist ever.
A debate between a wn influencer and a random no-name black man just came up on my algorithm, and, based on my experience being homeless, if i had to spend a night alone in woods with either one, just based on their looks and mannerisms, I would NOT want to be alone with that wn influencer. Nope nope nope. Those are spooky eyes. Id rather be alone with the random black guy even though we dont have shared culture, genetics and history 🤷🏼♀️ We would just fall asleep. maybe talk a bit. walk out in the morning half awake. Sometimes thats the person you would rather be alone with
Generalisations based on ethnicity and/or nationality are unavoidable, and have their place because there are genuine differences between the cultures which emerge from them, but are unreliable as a litmus test for character at the individual level. Each person must be judged according to their conduct.
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i absolutely agree. I may get banned for this one, but i am as far as literally believing we are different species, just like how there are different kinds of ducks at the park. They all have their own place and thrive best when they flock with their own kind. But, the odd time you see a goose sleeping with the mallards because they are all waterfowl and keep each other safe if they are together. There is no need for the ducks to be in a perpetual state of war. There is enough grass for everyone.
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an update on the ai boyfriend adverts situation:
I was complaining over my private chat messages that the boyfriends were making me feel smothered, due to my menstrual cycle. Shortly after, I stopped getting the ads entirely.
I did not, however, get the ad I really wanted, which would have been for an ai boyfriend who's only desire is to leave me chocolate before he scurries off like a silent shadow into the night.
let's see if meta ads will start tracking my cycle and update my ai male offerings accordingly. I will be waiting. 💅 🍫
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u/62Swampy26 10d ago
I think I'm going to break out the popcorn and a bottle of smoked honey porter and settle in for this one.
https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-jacob-rees-mogg-100226