U.S. attorney general Todd Blanche said the DOJ will "track down the criminals" behind the week-ass mass password reset attempt on X this week... but won't release the Epstein Files.
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@zackwhittaker The Dept. Of just-us nazis, is protecting as many partisan criminals from actual Justice as they can - recall, impeach, take them to the Hague!
@zackwhittaker It's all theater, there was no real attack, just another glitch from their broken ass software. They're breaking shit so they can pretend to be heroes because they're that fucking shallow.
I mean the make ai slop of them in places they've never been because they care more about what people think than what they actually do.
"The FBI Is Quietly Spying on Americans Without Warrants. The FISA Fight Could Stop It" - time
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I think they're behind computer screens, NSA, DOD, FBI, CIA, DHS illegal search and seizure is much worse than screwing with passwords.
"The Backdoor Search Once your communication is in the database, the FBI, CIA, NSA, and National Counterterrorism Center can query it."
"Can the NSA see my computer screen?" - Quora
"NSA finally admits to spying on Americans by purchasing sensitive data"
If we didn't have 9/11 NSA, etc couldn't spy.
"NSA Spying"
https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying
"[As] we've shown, the Justice Department will stop at nothing in its pursuit of cyber fraudsters and scammers."
Heh.
@zackwhittaker Oh and don't worry about all those water plants that got hacked, we're too busy chasing down a script kiddy trying to break into a nazi site.
@zackwhittaker And this will quietly go away when they trace it back to Russia.
But there certainly is refuge for those that perpetrate their criminal schemes from behind mob lawyers, right?
