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Post by Shep on Jun 27, 2017 11:49:47 GMT
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jun 27, 2017 22:59:42 GMT
www.nowtheendbegins.com/massive-global-cyberattack-petya-virus-hits-computers-america-russia-across-europe/Massive Global Cyberattack With Petya Virus Hits Computers From America To Russia And All Across Europe
Researchers at the computer security company Symantec said the new attack was using the same hacking tool created by the National Security Agency that was used in the WannaCry attacks. Called Eternal Blue, the tool was among dozens leaked online last April by a group known as the Shadow Brokers. The N.S.A. has not acknowledged its tools were used in WannaCry or other attacks.6/27/17 Computer experts were calling it the Petya virus, and said that it was similar to the WannaCry attack, which spread quickly across much of Asia and Europe. Others cautioned, however, that it could be yet another type of ransomware. EDITOR’S NOTE: These nasty, ugly and crippling ransomware viruses are transmitted largely via email attachments. When you click on them, it activates the virus lurking in the attachment. If you are not sure who is sending you the email do not click on any of the attachments inside it. Always look at the sender’s full email address before deciding to click on it. Oftentimes the emails will say it’s from a well-known company like Amazon, but the return email address will say something different. “We are urgently responding to reports of another major ransomware attack on businesses in Europe,” Rob Wainwright, executive director of Europol, Europe’s police agency, said on Twitter. At least nine European countries had been targeted in the latest attack, said Dan Smith, an information security researcher at Radware, a cybersecurity firm. “I first saw reports of this attack around 8 a.m. Eastern time coming from Ukraine, but it’s too early to tell who’s behind this,” Mr. Smith said. Researchers at the computer security company Symantec said the new attack was using the same hacking tool created by the National Security Agency that was used in the WannaCry attacks. Called Eternal Blue, the tool was among dozens leaked online last April by a group known as the Shadow Brokers. The N.S.A. has not acknowledged its tools were used in WannaCry or other attacks. more
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jun 30, 2017 13:41:59 GMT
redstatewatcher.com/article.asp?id=84206BREAKING: Illegal Immigrant Sues San Francisco For Being Reported!! Look How Much They Just Settled For!!6/29/17 Please share and comment if you think California is out of control. An undocumented immigrant in San Francisco has sued the Sanctuary city after law enforcement reported him to ICE. He reportedly has won a $190k settlement. Google.com reported: SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — San Francisco taxpayers could soon pay $190,000 in a lawsuit settlement with an undocumented immigrant who claimed he was reported to federal immigration authorities in violation of the city’s sanctuary city ordinance, the City Attorney’s office confirms to KPIX5. The settlement is expected to be confirmed by San Francisco supervisors in future hearings. Pedro Figueroa-Zarceno walked into the police station on December 2, 2015 to recover his stolen car. When he left the station, he was immediately taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. more
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jul 3, 2017 15:23:12 GMT
www.rt.com/viral/394947-robocop-to-combat-crime-dubai/ ‘It will combat crime’: Robocop cars join Dubai’s futuristic police force (VIDEO)Published time: 1 Jul, 2017 23:43 United Arab Emirates policing is entering an even more advanced futuristic phase, after the city of Dubai signed a deal that will see mini, self-driving cop cars deployed to fight street crime. Dubai has already experimented with android policing, with the deployment of its first robotic officer of the law in May. Now an agreement has been reached by UAE vice president Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and a Singapore firm over an autonomous security vehicle known as O-R3. OTSAW in Dubai. We cannot thank @dubaipolicehq enough for their hospitality! Watch highlights of the partnership signing below #SmartCitypic.twitter.com/UnnyHHscKy — OTSAW Digital (@otsawdigital) June 30, 2017 The sleek robot by Otsaw Digital has four wheels and can navigate its surroundings using a series of sensors attached to its bodywork. According to its makers, the O-R3 comes equipped with a range of cameras that will enable it to carry out “facial and license plate recognition.” When faced with an obstacle that it cannot overcome, the O-R3 also has the ability to send out a surveillance drone in order to keep tabs on a fleeing suspect, footage of the vehicle reveals. Meanwhile, human monitors have the ability to take over control of the robot from a centralized location. more
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Post by Shep on Jul 11, 2017 12:59:09 GMT
Hillary, Bernie, Lynch ALL under investigation
Jun 26, 2017 - President Donald Trump is NOT under FBI investigation, but Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Loretta Lynch ARE! archive.is/SLedE209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/3564262/postsNWO Is Finished
July 11, 2017 - Putin and Trump tell G20 Leaders the NWO is finished. At the G20 in Germany, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, “I am smiling because the New World Order is finished.” Putin has found the ally he needs in U.S. President Donald Trump to destroy the New World Order once and for all. THAT is a GOOD thing for America and the world! That is no surprise. Putin, fighting the globalists single-handedly for so long. The rest of the G20 leaders are globalists – childless and corrupt. But Trump is different. And in the American president Putin has at last found the ally he needs to destroy the New World Order once and for all. zeepertje.com/2017/07/10/putin-and-trump-tell-g20-leaders-nwo-is-finished-right-to-their-faces
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jul 12, 2017 18:44:39 GMT
redstatewatcher.com/article.asp?id=86266Look What Was Just Discovered About Man Who Causes Horrific I-80 Crash!The driver who caused the horrific I-80 crash is an illegal alien who was deported twice. His blood alcohol level was .247%.From ketv.com: Nemias Garcia-Velasco, the man arrested following a fiery, fatal crash on Interstate 80 in Omaha, has been deported from the United States twice, and was driving around 100 mph with a blood alcohol content of .243% according to Douglas County prosecutors. Garcia-Velasco appeared before a judge Thursday, noticeably limping, and scarred from burns he received in the crash on July 5th at the I-80/680 interchange. Bond was set at $2 million on charges including felony motor vehicle homicide, DUI, and operating without a driver's license. Garcia-Velasco's van struck a guard rail on the curve before smashing into a bridge post. The van burst into flames, killing 58-year-old Silvano Torres, who riding in the back without any restraints. A third man in the van, Jesus I Gonzalez, was treated for minor injuries. 7/11/17
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Post by Shep on Jul 13, 2017 20:14:22 GMT
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jul 15, 2017 16:20:06 GMT
Rom 13:1 Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.
Rom 13:2 Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation.
Rom 13:3 For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the same:
Rom 13:4 For he is the minister of God to thee for good. But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.
www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2017/jul/11/varnell-city-council-dissolves-police-department/437701/City council dissolves police department in Varnell, Ga.
Whitfield County Sheriff's Office will take over jurisdictionJuly 11th, 2017 by Tyler Jett in Local Regional News Read Time: 2 mins. Varnell, Ga., police officers are returning from the road this morning and handing in their equipment after the city council voted 3-1 to immediately disband the department this morning. Lieut. Greg Fowler said he was told to spend the day collecting all of the police department's materials and locking them up in city hall. After that, all of the officers are off duty for the foreseeable future. City Attorney Terry Miller said administrators have called the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office, informing them that they will now need to take over the area. This morning's special called meeting was advertised to discuss the employment of Chief Lyle Grant, who was suspended after arresting a councilman in June. Elected officials wanted to know if he properly handled the case. Grant and Fowler went to the home of Councilman Shane Fowler, who is not related to the city's lieutenant. Shane Fowler's wife had complained that he was drunk and loud inside the house. According to a police report, Shane Fowler yelled at the officers and poked them in the chest. About nine days later, an officer took out a warrant for his arrest. Grant said the long delay occurred for a couple reasons. First, he wanted an independent investigator to review the evidence -- which really was just the officers' statements. Second, Grant said he brought the evidence to the mayor and other council members before deciding whether to charge Shane Fowler. Councilman David Owens felt this was an odd way to handle an investigation. The council then suspended Grant last month. They wanted the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to review the case and see if Grant acted appropriately. But the GBI does not review policies; it investigates crime. This morning, after an executive session meeting, the council decided to reinstate Grant. Minutes later, Councilman Jan Pourquoi made a motion to disband the police department immediately. Owens seconded the motion, and Andrea Gordy voted in favor, ending the department with a 3-1 note. Councilwoman Ashlee Godfrey voted against the measure. Miller said he did not come to the meeting prepared for this vote and needs to research some legal issues. For starters, were they allowed to have a vote like this at a called meeting when it wasn't explicitly advertised? Also, what happens with Grant, who was under contract through the end of this year? "There are a number of legal issues that have to be examined," Miller said. After the meeting, a part-time detective parked in front of city hall. He came to drop off some equipment after reading in a Facebook post that his job no longer existed. "For a city to get rid of his police department," he said, "is absolutely crazy." He declined to give his name.
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jul 16, 2017 15:05:21 GMT
redstatewatcher.com/article.asp?id=86771WOW: Amazon Subsidy Exposed!
According to a new analysis, Amazon receives the equivalent of a $1.46 subsidy on every package it delivers. From The WSJ: In my neighborhood, I frequently walk past “shop local” signs in the windows of struggling stores. Yet I don’t feel guilty ordering most of my family’s household goods on Amazon. In a world of fair competition, there will be winners and losers. But when a mail truck pulls up filled to the top with Amazon boxes for my neighbors and me, I do feel some guilt. Like many close observers of the shipping business, I know a secret about the federal government’s relationship with Amazon: The U.S. Postal Service delivers the company’s boxes well below its own costs. Like an accelerant added to a fire, this subsidy is speeding up the collapse of traditional retailers in the U.S. and providing an unfair advantage for Amazon.This arrangement is an underappreciated accident of history. The post office has long had a legal monopoly to deliver first-class mail, or nonurgent letters. The exclusivity comes with a universal-service obligation—to provide for all Americans at uniform price and quality. This communication service helps knit this vast country together, and it’s the why the Postal Service exists. In 2001 the quantity of first-class mail in the U.S. began to decline thanks to the internet. Today it is down 40% from its peak levels, according to Postal Service data. But though there are fewer letters to put into each mailbox, the Postal Service still visits 150 million residences and businesses daily. With less traditional mail to deliver, the service has filled its spare capacity by delivering more boxes.
Other companies, such as UPS and FedEx , compete with the Postal Service to deliver packages. Lawmakers, to their credit, wanted a level playing field between the post office and its private competitors. The 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act made it illegal for the Postal Service to price parcel delivery below its cost. But with a networked business using shared buildings and employees, calculating cost can be devilishly subjective. When our postal worker delivers 10 letters and one box to our home, how should we allocate the cost of her time, her truck, and the sorting network and systems that support her? What if the letter-to-box ratio changes?In 2007 the Postal Service and its regulator determined that, at a minimum, 5.5% of the agency’s fixed costs must be allocated to packages and similar products. A decade later, around 25% of its revenue comes from packages, but their share of fixed costs has not kept pace. First-class mail effectively subsidizes the national network, and the packages get a free ride. An April analysis from Citigroup estimates that if costs were fairly allocated, on average parcels would cost $1.46 more to deliver. It is as if every Amazon box comes with a dollar or two stapled to the packing slip—a gift card from Uncle Sam. 7/14/17
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Post by hebrews1135 on Jul 18, 2017 17:33:55 GMT
redstatewatcher.com/article.asp?id=87317$15/hour is Not Enough! Look What Else They Are Demanding!July 18, 2017 Minimum wage earners are now wanting set-schedules, despite the needs of the business. From Reuters: NEW YORK (Reuters) - The text message came as Flavia Cabral walked to a McDonald's restaurant in Manhattan for her 6 p.m. shift on a May evening. It was from her manager. Business was slow and she was not needed. Cabral said she was not too surprised. Her work hours fluctuate almost weekly, though losing an entire shift at the last minute happens only once every few months. This time the canceled shift took a $63 bite out of her average $350 gross weekly earnings from two part-time jobs. "Every week you're guessing how much money you're going to get and how many days you're going to work," said Cabral, 53, who has been employed at McDonald's for four years.But a measure of relief is coming for Cabral and 65,000 other New York City fast-food workers whose schedules and incomes often change with little or no notice. New York recently became the largest U.S. city to require fast-food restaurants to schedule workers at least two weeks in advance, or pay them extra for changes. The law, which the restaurant industry vigorously opposed, also requires employers to allow 11-hour breaks between shifts, offer part-time staff additional work before hiring new employees, and pay retail workers to be "on call." It takes effect late this year.
McDonald's Corp did not respond to a request for comment. Nationwide, the issue of scheduling is becoming a new battleground in the fight to boost living standards for low-paid workers, waged largely by the "Fight for $15" movement. The five-year-old, union-backed initiative has already helped convince many jurisdictions, including New York state, to raise minimum wages. In Oregon, a bill that would set regular scheduling for workers at large food service, hospitality and retail companies is awaiting the governor's signature. Similar bills are pending in five other states. Not only do fluctuating schedules wreak havoc with tight household budgets, they make it difficult to make appointments, arrange child care and plan family time, workers point out. The restaurant industry vigorously opposed the New York City law. Combined with higher minimum wages, scheduling requirements will eventually cripple some fast-food outlets, which mostly operate on thin profit margins of 1.5 to 3 percent, it says.7/17/17
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John McCain, ENEMY of America