fixed link
https://www.newsweek.com/republicans-attending-qanon-convention-las-vegas-nevada-1641562
dasting
Final 'Guest' Arrived (drop 683)
GUEST
https://www.army.mil/article/270360/you_have_arrived_1st_special_operations_command_and_the_birth_of_modern_arsof
"In 1988, Suddath passed command to Maj. Gen. James A. Guest, an SF veteran of the Vietnam War who had previously commanded the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School and 5th SFG. Under Guest’s leadership, 1st SOCOM successfully advocated for the establishment of a Major Command (MACOM) for ARSOF. On December 1, 1989, the Army activated USASOC, under the command of Lt. Gen. Gary E. Luck, as the Army’s sixteenth MACOM."
oh I'm quite sure they're still here
https://citizenlab.ca/2019/10/nso-q-cyber-technologies-100-new-abuse-cases/
https://trademarks.justia.com/870/72/q-cyber-87072406.html
https://www.fastcompany.com/40469864/the-billion-dollar-company-helping-governments-hack-our-phones
I have good news and bad news
https://mahdiabbastech.medium.com/israels-nso-group-and-its-shell-companies-are-in-radar-for-providing-surveillance-services-fcd5f6d577cb
"Over time, Israel’s cyber warriors have increasingly taken their skills to the private surveillance industry. Today, Israel — the self-proclaimed “startup nation,” is selling its products around the world to governments that want to spy on their own citizens.
Shell companies and global network of NSO group is spread all across the world. The Israeli group has been operating in Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America; mostly in countries with weak regulatory bodies. It has been disclosed that NSO Group operates through several shell companies; all of which use a unique name. It is known as Q Cyber Technologies in Israel, OSY Techno-logies in Luxembourg, and by the name of Westbridge in North America."
"That may be true, but NSO Group itself goes by a string of other names, including Q Cyber Technologies in Israel and OSY Technologies in Luxembourg. It has a North American wing called Westbridge. Its employees are spread out internationally. Israeli media have reported on company’s links to shell companies and byzantine deals. Over the years, it has operated a confusing network of other companies around the world, and this corporate maze has made it nearly impossible to understand its dealings and actions—a crucial task when hacking tools can be abused by authoritarian governments with devastating consequences."
https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/08/19/1007337/shalev-hulio-nso-group-spyware-interview/