This is a reprint of a piece run on August 7th, 2021 in The Wall Street Journal. It did not appear to be behind the paywall, but it is also early in the month and it might have been one of the “Free offerings” for any given month period. In light of pressure from world “leaders” […]
Since February 2014, Ukraine has imposed sanctions against nearly 1,700 entities in Russia. This is something that has been happening since the conclusion of the EuroMaidan revolution, which overthrew the elected government in Ukraine and replaced it with a very pro-Western, anti-Russian regime.
On 22 October, President Putin decided enough was enough, and signed a decree imposing sanctions against companies and individuals in Ukraine.
RT reported this on the 22nd and noted that:
Saudiwood sequels, Jewish Nobels and American funding + this day in history w/the ill-fated launch of Soyuz 1 and our song of the day by Belly on your Morning Monarchy for April 23, 2018.
On June 2, 2016, in a major police operation in Russia, 50 hackers from the Lurk banking trojan gang were arrested following 86 raids (Security Week here). Their malware was used for bank fraud (especially in Russia) and ransomware all over the world. The full extent of their activities became clear only after their arrest. In today’s post, I’m going to look back at U.S.
International business marijuana, banning killer robots and breaking your FaceID + this day in history w/the Marshall University plane crash and our song of the day by Gorillaz on your Morning Monarchy for November 14, 2017.
I'm an Apple guy. But, I swear, every time I get an automatic update notice I think about 1984 and Ed Snowden and wonder how easy it is for Big Brother to read everything on my computers. That said, you'd have to be out of your mind to have any Kaspersky software on your computer. Right? Staples seems to think so. This week they decided to pull Kaspersky software off their shelves.
21st Century Wire says…
The Russians were blamed for this cyber attack by British mainstream’s The Independent, but that article including all its related social media got pulled down quickly. Fake news covered up very quickly.
What’s very interesting is that the highest amount of victims of this cyber attack were based in Russia. Worth thinking about.
4.76/5 (25) Over the past couple of days I've been blogging about some very strange goings-on that were taking place during the run-up to…
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4.66/5 (38) Yesterday I blogged about the strange visit of US Secretary of State John "Ketchup" Kerry to the continent of Antarctica while on…
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