I smelled a rotten egg roll as soon as I saw Eric Holder threatening Chinese hackers:
Theres no denying that a whole lot of hacking is going on. I simply doubt this Administrations sincerity when China is involved. My suspicions have company:
I dont know about the dozens. I do know there is zero chance of China handing over anybody for prosecution even if the Administration is serious about challenging Communist China. Frankly, I think the whole thing looks like the Administration talking tough about China to cover their weaknesses everywhere else. See this thread:
Europols involvement in going after hackers should be examined with a strong magnifying class.
Europol was created by the Council of the European Union which is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. So why was it based in The Hague? headquarters for the United Nations phoney judiciary:
Anything that hands the United Nations authority of any kind should be avoided at all costs. Prosecuting hackers from foreign countries is a new story, but Ill wager that this Administration is planning to empower Europol just as Taqiyya the Liar empowered INTERPOL by amending President Ronald Reagans 1983 EO 12425:
INTERPOL is not officially a United Nations agency, but in recent years it has been promoting the UNs global agenda. INTERPOL and so-called environmental crimes is the UNs most obscene abuse of police powers for political purposes.
NOTE: The United Nations will never prosecute Communist China for an environmental crime.
Finally, handing a crime, real or invented, over to the United Nations phoney judicial system is a backdoor approach to legitimating non-existent International law. Europol going after hackers reeks of the same United Nations agenda.
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The victims operate in Pennsylvania, and a grand jury there returned an indictment against members of the Chinese military, accusing them of hacking to spy and steal secrets, Holder said.
The indictment alleges that Peoples Liberation Army officers maintained unauthorized access to victim computers to steal information from these entities that would be useful to the victims competitors in China, the attorney general said.
Chinese hackers infiltrated U.S. companies, Attorney General Holder says
Posted 9:27 am, May 19, 2014, by CNN Wire, Updated at 10:30am, May 19, 2014
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Theres no denying that a whole lot of hacking is going on. I simply doubt this Administrations sincerity when China is involved. My suspicions have company:
Europol claimed 359 raids connected to the Blackshades investigation, with the FBI confirming 97 arrests in 16 countries. The arrests were trumpeted with press conferences on both sides of the Atlantic. But its unclear how many actually used the software for criminal activityinstead of merely possessing it. And its unclear whether the charges against all of these supposed hackers will actually stick.
05.19.14
FBIs Huge Hacker Bust Could Be Bogus
Quinn Norton
FBI?s Huge Hacker Bust Could Be Bogus - The Daily Beast
I dont know about the dozens. I do know there is zero chance of China handing over anybody for prosecution even if the Administration is serious about challenging Communist China. Frankly, I think the whole thing looks like the Administration talking tough about China to cover their weaknesses everywhere else. See this thread:
Europols involvement in going after hackers should be examined with a strong magnifying class.
Europol was created by the Council of the European Union which is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. So why was it based in The Hague? headquarters for the United Nations phoney judiciary:
Europol is an international policing organisation focusing on law enforcement intelligence collection, analysis and information sharing. Based in The Hague, Europol works with 41 member countries from around the world.
Anything that hands the United Nations authority of any kind should be avoided at all costs. Prosecuting hackers from foreign countries is a new story, but Ill wager that this Administration is planning to empower Europol just as Taqiyya the Liar empowered INTERPOL by amending President Ronald Reagans 1983 EO 12425:
Wither Sovereignty
Executive Order Amended to Immunize INTERPOL In America - Is The ICC Next?
By Steve Schippert, Clyde Middleton December 23, 2009
ThreatsWatch.Org: PrincipalAnalysis: Wither Sovereignty
INTERPOL is not officially a United Nations agency, but in recent years it has been promoting the UNs global agenda. INTERPOL and so-called environmental crimes is the UNs most obscene abuse of police powers for political purposes.
NOTE: The United Nations will never prosecute Communist China for an environmental crime.
Finally, handing a crime, real or invented, over to the United Nations phoney judicial system is a backdoor approach to legitimating non-existent International law. Europol going after hackers reeks of the same United Nations agenda.