>Breeder’s Cup
>DOUGH
Of all the IT people in all the IT firms in all the world, House Democrats, led by Debbie Wasserman Schultz, thought Imran Awan was the best man for the job. Sometimes working from his native Pakistan, Awan and his family team accessed the computers of some 40 Democrats, including those on the intelligence and foreign affairs committees. Without their consent, Awan and his team stashed the Democrats’ data on a server controlled by then-Representative Xavier Becerra (D-Calif.), chair of the House Democratic Caucus. Capitol Police wanted a copy of the server but the one Awan produced turned out to be a fake.
In February, 2017, Awan and his team got booted from the House computer network, but Becerra had already fled to California where Gov. Jerry Brown made him state attorney general. In July of 2017, Awan attempted to flee the country but the authorities busted him for bank fraud. For Andrew McCarthy, who prosecuted “Blind Sheik” Omar Abdel-Rahman, “this appears to be a real conspiracy, aimed at undermining American national security.” Some in Congress agreed but the IT man had his defenders.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz charged that Awan was “put under scrutiny because of his religious faith and that “the right-wing media circus fringe” was jumping to conclusions. Awan’s attorney Chris Gowen, a former aide to Bill and Hillary Clinton, said Awan’s arrest for bank fraud was “clearly a right-wing media-driven prosecution by a United States Attorney’s Office that wants to prosecute people for working while Muslim.” The case landed with judge Tanya Chutkan, once a partner in the law firm of Boies, Schiller, & Flexner, which represented Huma Abedin in the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email server.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/25/business/congress-settlement.html
Congress Pays $850,000 to Muslim Aides Targeted in Inquiry Stoked by Trump
The House resolved wrongful termination claims by five Pakistani-American technology workers whose case was twisted into a right-wing conspiracy theory pushed by President Trump.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/05/10/us/judy-clark-released-from-prison/index.html
Judy Clark, a former radical activist who spent nearly 40 years in jail for her role in a 1981 robbery of a Brink’s armored truck in suburban New York, was released from prison Friday, a corrections official said.
Now 69, Clark was convicted of murder in the Nyack, New York, robbery that left security guard Peter Paige and Nyack police officers Edward O’Grady and Waverly Brown dead. She was granted parole last month.
“While this is a wonderful day for Judy Clark and her family, she recognizes that news of her release may cause upset to the victims’ families and wants to express her ongoing concern for these communities,” Clark’s family said in a statement. “She plans to live her life outside, as she did inside, in atonement for the harm she caused.”
Clark participated in the 1981 robbery with other activists, and described herself as a “single-minded fanatic … at war with America” and “a blinded revolutionary,” according to New York State Department of Corrections records.
Prosecutors have criticized the parole board’s April decision, describing Clark as a “cold-blooded cop killer” who chose to participate in “bank robbery, anarchy and murder.”
“Because of her complete disregard for human life and the sheer brutality of the crime, parole should never have been granted for this convicted murderer,” Kevin Gilleece, acting Rockland County district attorney, said last month in a statement.
Clark was initially sentenced to 75 years to life in prison but New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo commuted her sentence in 2016, opening the possibility for her to be paroled.
“She talked about her sorrow, her complicity and why she did it,” Cuomo told reporters after personally interviewing Clark more than two years ago. “I found it very impressive overall.”
>Woman
Fiona’s friend and co-worker at the Brookings Institution think tank was none other than Igor Danchenko. Fiona also knew Christopher Steele. She introduced the two.
>Noah Groothuis
Nancy and Paul Pelosi have invested between $500,000 to $1 million in Crowdstrike
>unapproved uses in treating pediatric depression
CrowdStrike’s Charlotte returns to take on modern cyber adversaries
The campaign showcases what happens in ‘this’ world, where businesses are protected by Charlotte and the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon XDR platform to stop breaches.
CrowdStrike today announced the launch of ‘This or That’ – a new brand campaign following Charlotte, CrowdStrike’s AI-powered cybersecurity heroine, as she battles four sophisticated modern cyber adversaries targeting the fields of financial services, healthcare, and small and medium businesses (SMBs).
Last seen during the “Big Game” taking on history’s most infamous breach in CrowdStrike’s ‘Troy’ campaign, Charlotte is back fighting the cyber criminals that threaten and target modern businesses. The campaign showcases what happens in ‘this’ world, where businesses are protected by Charlotte and the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon XDR platform to stop breaches, juxtaposed with the chaos in ‘that’ world where organizations made a different choice and are unable to stop the modern adversary.
“This is the story of good versus evil. ‘This or That’ highlights the very real threat modern businesses face every day – devastation, destruction, and disruption from unrelenting cyberattacks. As the newest, most powerful generative AI weapon in the CrowdStrike arsenal, you’ll see Charlotte swiftly defeat each adversary and stop the breach,” said CrowdStrike chief marketing executive, Jennifer Johnson. “No matter the industry, partnering with CrowdStrike offers organizations of all sizes the peace of mind and flexibility to empower companies to focus on what they do best, while CrowdStrike focuses on what we do best: stopping breaches.”
The campaign launched with the first ad airing during Game 5 of the U.S. Major League Baseball World Series and will continue to air across broadcast, digital, radio, social, and out-of-home. The spots were imagined and executed by CrowdStrike’s internal creative agency, RedBird, in collaboration with RadicalMedia, Zoic Studios, and Union Editorial.
CrowdStrike continues to lead the industry forward and deliver the innovation that brings the power of generative AI to the world of cybersecurity. CrowdStrike is harnessing generative AI to make customers faster at detecting and responding to incidents, more productive by automating manual tasks, and more valuable by learning new skills with ease.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtojL19AteZsbfM28TyKStGYsMFfOfw5g
UNRWA: “72 of our staff members were killed in Gaza, the highest number of UN aid workers killed in a conflict in a short period of time.”
https://t.me/myLordBebo/12168
️Hezbollah used TWO Barkan missiles to destroy the IDF base in Jal al-Alam.
https://t.me/myLordBebo/12167
who won this battle
https://t.me/myLordBebo/12176
Trudeau using the carbox tax called Green Fund to pay billions to his friends again
>the first thing Johnson did when assuming the Speakership was issue a statement on behalf of a foreign country
Is Raël still alive?
>never heard of a USMC birthday ball being cancelled
Churchill was elated at Stalin's offer of help, thanking Stalin for the thrilling news.
Vietnamese called them the "Chicken Men" since they had never seen a bald eagle.
it does kinda look like a frog
>also served as the pastor of First Baptist Church