amanfromMars 1 …. having a say on http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2015/05/11/russia_china_cyber_pact_social_media/
Re: What a surprise …@LDS
But it looks fears – too many fears – is turning again Western countries to think “dictators” are the way to go to keep things quiet. History has shown several times it’s the wrong bet. There’s never a “good dictator” – too much power corrupts anybody, and then stopping them becomes terribly expensive – including lives …. LDS
Mirror, mirror, on the wall … who’s the worst dictator of them all? ……. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-11/war-threat-rises-economy-declines-warns-paul-craig-roberts
The elephant and donkey in the room is an ignorant bully, and we all know what always happens to them. They get what they rightly royally deserve, and in spades.
And a little something for the Westminster Puppet Theatre to ponder on and wonder at the cost of supporting mindlessly.
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amanfromMars [1505120737] …..setting out an informative uncomfortable view on http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/11597974/Al-Qaeda-could-bring-down-a-London-to-New-York-flight-at-any-time-former-CIA-chief-warns.html
Be careful what you wish for when following fools feasting of follies ……. idiots r us
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amanfromMars
Are Westminster and the unionist side of the Executive and Assembly intent on creating more “Troubles” which will next/this time target them personally rather than the public generally, for a lot was learnt by many from the mistakes of the last time?
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amanfromMars [1505120953] …. saying more on http://sluggerotoole.com/2015/05/12/the-voice-at-the-parlour-door/
The law of unintended consequences allied to the ire of a disenchanted populace should not be misunderestimated, AndyB.
There is always money from nowhere for warfare so why not for welfare, is a question which is always avoided. Oh, and money for insolvent banks to continue their shenanigans too. Things are worse now than they ever were before, are they not?
Who has benefitted over the last number of years tells you all that you need to know about the games in the Great Game being played and playing societies as the fool to be taken advantage of, and hopefully, extraordinarily rendered practically powerless and virtually useless.
Don’t be putting any money or something of value on that hope being fulfilled though, for it is the Grand Master of Follies, to be sure, to be sure.
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amanfromMars {1505121033] … asking an obvious question on Slugger
Oh I know. That’s the other elephant in the room – we have no power to change the Tories’ spending priorities. I wish we did. …. AndyB
Is that akin to Direct Rule from Westminster by the back door which effectively renders Stormont an expense riddled sham and scam …… which is then, in all truthfulness, a fraud perpetrated on and against the electorate which imagines and expects things otherwise?
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amanfromMars [1505121043] saying more on http://sluggerotoole.com/2015/05/12/the-voice-at-the-parlour-door/
This is how it simply works nowadays, AndyB …… but it is fraught with vulnerabilities to exploit and flash crash systems with.
Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws. …. Mayer Amschel Rothschild
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amanfromMars [1505121143] …… exercising a disturbance in the force on http://sluggerotoole.com/2015/05/12/the-voice-at-the-parlour-door/
After listening to Stephen (the biggest show in the country) Nolan this morning, I am wondering if Sammy Wilson and colleagues knows of the role played by quislings and if they are happy to cause that thought to be shared about their capitulation to austere imposition forces?
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amanfromMars said… replying to a comment on http://amanfrommars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/150511.html
Some, which may be more than just many, might believe those two options you present, already be working together and in unison for a perverse chaotic state of collapsing remote control, CE.
Starting and starring in wars and conflicts never ever won anybody friends and has always created hordes of unknown passionate enemies, which is to a very smart thing to do at all.
12 May 2015 at 12:36
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amanfromMars 1 Tue 12 May 16:24 [1505121624] ……. baiting Goldilocks bears on http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2015/05/12/gchq_recruitment_call_spying_snowden/ ?
CyberIntelAIgent Security and Virtual Protection is AIMining Field of ET* HyperRadioProActivity
“Strict legal controls, safeguards and requirements apply to all GCHQ’s activities, which can only be carried out for the statutory purposes and in support of the national security priorities that are set by ministers,” it said.
Oh please, you cannot be serious.
If that be the case, and I wouldn’t like to be believing it in the first place, is GCHQ unfit for future cyber intelligence and security purpose. There aint no rules regulating key players in these explosive new Great Games, and to think and believe that there are, has one immediately displaced and relegated to the sub-prime divisions, to be kept disadvantaged.
And if £28k is the pay, does the the private sector pay more than twice as much for exactly the same sort of thing? …….. Principal Engineer – Cyber Security [QUB]
Pay peanuts, get monkeys does not a prime force make.
Having said that, knowing what needs to be done to be effective in the field, has one able to command whatever one requires, and that be a richness beyond compare or argument.
*Extra Territorial
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amanfromMars 1 Tue 12 May 18:38 [1505121838] saying more on http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2015/05/12/gchq_recruitment_call_spying_snowden/
Re: While the salary is attractive
I wasn’t looking at the White Hat job, there’s a Web Development role at GCHQ Cheltenham for £45k. … wolfetone
And Dark Web Development pays a princely premium, wolfetone, but we’ll say no more on that. It’s IT is hush hush, wink wink, nudge,nudge …. Classified TS/SCI.
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