O’Keefe Taunts Tech Tyrants: ANOTHER Big Tech Insider Has Agreed to Blow the Whistle This Week… “Stay Tuned”

Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe taunted the tech tyrants on Monday afternoon and revealed ANOTHER tech insider has agreed to speak on camera this week.

“Stay tuned,” O’Keefe said in a tweet on Monday.

O’KEEFE: ANOTHER #bigtech insider has agreed to go on camera this week. Stay tuned. As @ericcohran said, “The tech companies can’t fight us all.” Big tech won’t want you to see our next one >>

“More tech insiders are coming forward. We are just getting started and I can’t wait for you to meet our next hero. We can’t rely on @YouTube moving forward so you can get our videos here when they are released,”O’Keefe said in a follow-up tweet linking to Project Veritas because YouTube is censoring his undercover videos.

Last week, Project Veritas interviewed a tech insider who blew the whistle on how Pinterest listed top pro-life sites as “porn” and censored Bible verses.

The insider, who was initially anonymous and later got fired by Pinterest, described in detail how Pinterest blocks Christian terms and Bible verses by not allowing the terms to trend, blocking them from notifications and the auto-complete feature.

Pinterest also blacklisted pro-life group LiveAction.org by classifying them as “porn” which ultimately blocked their URL from being pinned.

Project Veritas previously exposed Twitter’s shadowbanning of Trump supporters and posted undercover video of Twitter engineers bragging about how they target users who tweet about “guns, God and the Cross.”

O’Keefe also recently exposed how Facebook “de-boosts” conservative figures and websites in order to greatly reduce distribution of content posted by Trump supporters.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/06/okeefe-taunts-tech-tyrants-another-big-tech-insider-has-agreed-to-blow-the-whistle-this-week-stay-tuned/

Arrests Made as Iran Busts 'Large' CIA-Run Network - Reports

The development comes against the backdrop of tensions between the United States and Iran that dramatically escalated last week, when Washington accused Tehran of being behind attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman.

Iran has dismantled a CIA-run "large US cyber-espionage" network, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) reported, citing the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Shamkhani.

"Given the cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and other countries in creating an 'international organisation to counter American espionage', we provided our partners with information that led to the disclosure and dismantling of a network of CIA officers, as well as detention and punishment of several spies in different countries", the senior official said.

Shamkhani added that since some aspects of the case have already been disclosed by the CIA itself, the Ministry of Intelligence can also publish the documents.

The development comes a few days after Iran urged the United States to cease "warmongering" and false flag operations in the region after Washington accused Tehran of being behind attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman.

The Iranian side has vehemently denied the allegations and called on the US to stop the "blame game".

"Suspicious acts in the Gulf of Oman against oil tankers… seem to be supplementary to the [US] economic sanctions as the Americans went nowhere with the sanctions, [also] especially given America's historical record in the area [of false flag ops]", Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Ali Larijani said over the weekend.

On 13 June, two oil tankers, the Panama-registered Kokuka Courageous, operated by Japan's Kokuka Sangyo Co, and Marshall Islands-flagged Front Altair, owned by Norway's Frontline, were hit by explosions in the Gulf of Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz.

Shortly after the incident, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Tehran of orchestrating the attacks, with the US CENTCOM releasing a video claiming to show Iranian sailors removing an unexploded mine from the hull of one of the tankers as "proof" of Tehran being the culprit.

The footage has, however, been questioned by US allies and the Kokuka Courageous tanker's operator, who said that it was not enough to prove Washington right.

Tensions have been simmering in the Gulf region since the US withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018, but were exacerbated last month after the Pentagon deployed an aircraft carrier strike group and a bomber task force to the Middle East to send a “clear and unmistakable” message to Iran that any attack on American interests or those of its allies would be met with “unrelenting force”.

https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201906171075913700-arrests-cia-run-busted-in-iran/

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Iran uncovered, busted CIA-run cyber-espionage network: Security chief

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani says the country’s intelligence apparatus has successfully discovered and dealt a serious blow to a cyber-espionage network, which was run by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and operated in a number of countries.

“The United States is engaged in extraterritorial cyber attacks to show Russia and other countries that they would pay a price for [their alleged] interference in America’s affairs,” Shamkhani said on the threshold of the 10th International Meeting of High Representatives for Security Issues, scheduled to be held in the Russian city of Ufa on June 18-20.

“It is interesting to know that one of the most complicated cyber networks run by the CIA in the area of cyber-espionage, which accounted for a major part of the CIA’s operational capacity in target countries, has been uncovered by Iran's intelligence apparatus and [a serious] blow has been dealt to it,” Iran's top security official said, adding that more details on the discovery will be soon released by Iran's Ministry of Intelligence.

Shamkhani noted that in line with intelligence cooperation between Iran and several other countries in the form of an anti-US “international counterespionage network,” “We relayed intelligence on the discovered [CIA] network, which was also active in a number of other countries, to our allies, which led to the collapse of the network of CIA’s intelligence officers as a result of which a number of spies were arrested and punished in various countries.”

The SNSC secretary then noted, “Conducting cyber attacks against other countries is another form of military assault on which America embarks in an illegal manner and against the legal norms and even its own security policies, and naturally, it must be held accountable for such measures before international bodies.”

Pointing to the US’s long record of cyber attacks against countries, Shamkhani said, "The Americans are constantly pressing ahead with such measures along with an economic and intelligence war against Iran and many other countries."

https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2019/06/17/598752/Shamkhani-cyber-espionage-CIA-Persian-Gulf

South American outages cast doubt on safety of internet-connected smart grids as experts warn they can easily be hacked

Outages in South America have drawn some analysts attention to 'smart' grids

By connecting grids to the internet, skeptics say security could be compromised

'Botnet' attacks may weaponize air-conditioners and heater to overload the grid

Recent reports show that sophisticated hackers are roving the US grid already

Massive outages in South America have cast doubt on the security of modern power grids and the 'smart' technology that could make them more vulnerable.

Across Argentina, Uraguay and Paraguay 44 million people were left in the dark when interconnected power grids failed, cutting electricity for homes, infrastructure, hospitals and more.

While the cause remains undetermined, some are calling attention to the rising adoption of 'smart' grid technology and its potential to vastly increase the risk of vulnerabilities for grids in US and across the world.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7150881/South-American-outages-cast-doubt-safety-internet-connected-smart-grids.html

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"i" last Quite possibly.

Also wondering if this is what all the pressure on Iran was for to force them to get the clowns out