Do you fear the Irish because so many of them were part of the IRA? they conducted terrorist attacks on children and women.
Brainwashing someone into committing what they think is a real attack, when it isn't. Means you should probably fear the people in charge not the ones carrying out false flag attacks.
They could always follow America's example and pass their own laws allowing their law enforcement to "legally" hack into computers domestic and foreign.
Now comes the stories about the various government agencies stealing users money. Once they have the info they have shown they are more than willing to rob citizens of their cash.
The US police tried that already. They wanted their cops to be above the law when visiting Canada, and the Canadian government told not going to happen. if they want to come to Canada they will be beholden to the laws of Canada
I get the feeling most countries won't take this lying down. I suspect America will be on the receiving end of economic sanctions to start with, then if they continue to violate sovereign nations it can only go downhill from there.
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Brainwashing someone into committing what they think is a real attack, when it isn't. Means you should probably fear the people in charge not the ones carrying out false flag attacks.
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Even if it is meant as satire just feels wrong to call it that.
Why not just call it a criminal act instead of putting the word "lawful" in front of it.
Been bothering me to see this lately. Almost legitamizes the act by not calling it for what it is. A crime.
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When he does it sure, but until then speculation is fair game for all involved.
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