Not to complain or disagree but simply just to say, I'd really like if there were also an additional separate recurring thread just like what is described here but without the focus on the technicalities of baking etc. A lounge, for discussion and research and camaraderie. The general does that too but with a certain sense of urgency in everything and it can be fleeting especially when Q's posted recently. In the same way that Kitchen Meta is generalized but focused, let's say, General threads are markedly unfocused. It's a relevant for staying up to date, current event, bickering or shitposting or funposting or whatever. But wouldn't it be nice if there was also another type of thread that combined the two, a place for deeper dives as well as broad conversation, not so slow or restrictive as threads dedicated to any singular topic but slower and chiller than General? Just a thought. Overall 8kun is great just the way it is and I'm so thankful for it.
Urinalism.
Undercover Q just dropped the next SCJ.
Same fren. Wwwg1wga!
Dream job
Cunnilingus? Apropos.
Palpatine to HRC's Vader.
>No Comment from Suburban Moms for Biden.
Their accounts have been terminated for going against the Democrat Deep State Chinese Communist Party's Community Guidelines.
I like it. Biden & 'the rest' headroom anywhere else maybe?
#BidenRallysSoWhite
>Infinity trips confirm that it kinda lingers on the tongue.
Dubs confirm beyond all reasonable doubt in a court of law.
Prepare a lengthy heartfelt handwritten letter and hand it to her and ask her to read it sometime, works like a charm.
1, 2, 3 = the entire media's response to Q, pathetic
Glenn Greenwald
Friday, Feb 11, 2011 04:12 ET
The leaked campaign to attack WikiLeaks and its supporters
By Glenn Greenwald
The leaked campaign to attack WikiLeaks and its supporters
Aaron Barr, a top executive at computer security firm HB Gary.
(updated below - Update II [Sat.])
There's a very strange episode being widely discussed the past couple of days involving numerous parties, including me, that I now want to comment on. The story, first reported by The Tech Herald, has been written about in numerous places (see Marcy Wheeler, Forbes, The Huffington Post, BoingBoing, Matt Yglesias, Reason, Tech Dirt, and others), so I'll provide just the summary.
Last week, Aaron Barr, a top executive at computer security firm HB Gary Federal, boasted to the Financial Times that his firm had infiltrated and begun to expose Anonymous, the group of pro-WikiLeaks hackers that had launched cyber attacks on companies terminating services to the whistleblowing site (such as Paypal, MasterCard, Visa, Amazon and others). In retaliation, Anonymous hacked into the email accounts of HB Gary, published 50,000 of their emails online, and also hacked Barr's Twitter and other online accounts.
https://web.archive.org/web/20110504114116/http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/2011/02/11/campaigns/index.html
Not sure what to make of Anonymous
Do you think Greenwald could possibly have been blackmailed re: that article and his statement therein, about that possibility, was him projecting? I've just been wondering today, looking into him, can't seem to figure him out one way or the other. GH?
That tactic they devised to cancel WL is eerily… the exact same thing, basically… we've seen Big Tech & the media deploy increasingly throughout the years since then. Blueprint?
Kek.
Fair point.
But, he was originally an ardent defender of WL. For a while, at the Guardian. That all changed right around 2016 - or at least the Guardian's position did. GW went elsewhere then, IIRC. Yet, he helped and supported Snowden too?
Thought those troubles were alleviated as recently as this year.