lafarge cement
>John Kennedy
Until now, the French cement company was being prosecuted on suspicion of having financed jihadist groups, including the Islamic State organization (IS), in exchange for being allowed to continue its operations in Syria. Jaludi's exclusive account, corroborated by details to which Le Monde obtained access, indicates that there are other players who benefited from Lafarge's presence and operations in Syria: specifically, Western intelligence services, including France's.
Ahmad Jaludi worked from 2013 to 2019 for the French cement company Lafarge. In particular, he served as "risk manager" of the Jalabiya plant in northeastern Syria, which continued to operate until September 2014, despite the ongoing civil war in that country. That role has now cost the Jordanian an indictment for "financing terrorism," alongside six leaders of the company. After a preliminary hearing before the investigating judge held in 2021, he is expected to appear for a new summons on March 28 in Paris, before the special judicial unit that tracks crimes against humanity.
>Ahmad Jaludi is expected to appear for a new summons on March 28 in Paris, before the special judicial unit that tracks crimes against humanity.
https://twitter.com/LeMonde_EN/status/1637871683758333968
https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1639448793140854784
>https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1639448793140854784
>and annoy me
https://thefederalist.com/2018/10/29/trolling-fleecing-co-creator-q-hoax-explains-dangerous-evolution/
From Trolling To Fleecing: Co-Creator Of ‘Q’ Hoax Explains Its Scary Evolution
Thanks to Posobiec’s extensive research and the confession of a co-creator who goes by the pseudonym “Microchip,” we now know, with a high degree of certainty, the real origin story of QAnon.
Microchip’s story is believable, and he doesn’t appear to have a good motivation for taking credit for QAnon if he didn’t actually help create it. Additionally, Posobiec indicated he had long suspected it was him before Microchip confessed, after following the suspected Q creators closely for many months.
>Although the OANN report was published in early September, it’s hard to take down Q enthusiasts.
https://web.archive.org/web/20180906010950/https://www.oann.com/exposed-creator-of-qanon-speaks-for-the-first-time/
Exposed – Creator of QAnon Speaks for the First Time
Jack Posobiec
For those who followed this online movement, this information may come as somewhat of a shock, but hopefully, this information will be seen as a helpful reminder to question anonymous sources on the internet, and to remain skeptical of claims when events and situations take other directions, as has been the case here.
While the people involved in this movement may have began posting as Q for whatever reasons, the fact remains that people did enjoy these posts and this form of information. Perhaps that can be the starting off point for a new series of riddles and puzzles and a new type of information system. There certainly appears to be an interest in it – but from the start, whoever ends up running it should always be honest, open, and truthful about who they are, and their motives.
>Why she thanking Lancaster General? He's been in Walter Reed.
>Perhaps that can be the starting off point for a new series of riddles and puzzles and a new type of information system.
I bet those were promptly picked back up
>Epstein committed suicide with the help of prison guards
don't remember where I read it, but they can deduce passwords from the different sounds of individual keystrokes
Keyboard acoustic side channel attacks have been shown to utilize the
audio leakage from typing on the keyboard to infer the typed words up to a certain
degree of accuracy. Researchers have continued to improve upon the accuracy of
such attacks by employing different techniques and attack vectors such as feature
extraction and classification, keyboard geometry and triangulation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_cryptanalysis
Victor Marchetti and John D. Marks eventually negotiated the declassification of CIA acoustic intercepts of the sounds of cleartext printing from encryption machines. Technically this method of attack dates to the time of FFT hardware being cheap enough to perform the task; in this case the late 1960s to mid-1970s. However, using other more primitive means such acoustical attacks were made in the mid-1950s.
In his book Spycatcher, former MI5 operative Peter Wright discusses use of an acoustic attack against Egyptian Hagelin cipher machines in 1956. The attack was codenamed "ENGULF".
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_cryptanalysis
A new acoustic cryptanalysis technique discovered by a research team at Israel's Ben-Gurion University Cybersecurity Research Center allows data to be extracted using a computer's speakers and headphones. Forbes published a report stating that researchers found a way to see information being displayed, by using microphone, with 96.5% accuracy.
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/10/meet-turkiyes-indigenous-unmanned.html
Meet Türkiye’s Indigenous Unmanned Surface Vessels
"Red Command" (Comando Vermelho, #CV 🚩) in #RiodeJaneiro
"Banderomobiles" — technicals with craft-made 122mm multiple rocket launchers (MRLs) and named after Stepan Bandera.
https://twitter.com/war_noir/status/1638902477713182720
https://twitter.com/war_noir/status/1637196030813806597
https://t.me/DonbassDevushka/50352