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Well, joining us now is Goatree, and he's been on several times talking

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about computer cybersecurity issues and other things
like that. So when I saw what

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was happening with crowd strike, I
wanted to get him on to get his

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take on. As a matter of
fact, he was sending me some stuff

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as the program was going on Friday, and I didn't see it until after

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the program. So I wanted to
do this special report and put this out.

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Now, the name may sound familiar
to you, it took me a

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moment to kind of place it.
It's like, oh, yeah, those

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are the guys that were involved with
Hillary Clinton and the Russia Gates stuff,

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and they were the ones who flagged
it for her, and they were the

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ones who first put this out.
And then, of course, as CNN

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puts it, they said CrowdStrike was
the first to publicly sound the alarm about

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Russia's interference in twenty sixteen election.
Well, that's suspicious. And then Crowdstrike's

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assessment was later confirmed by US intelligence
agencies who like left and right, and

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that's been confirmed. Now, CNN
just flushed about four or five years of

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history down the memory hole, because
we've known for several years This has been

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thoroughly debunked. They kept everybody going
for a couple of years. But all

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this stuff about seventeen security agencies and
everything that was all Hillary Clinton, and

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we've gone through all that, but
it's all still news to CNN, who

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pretends that this didn't happen. So
now CrowdStrike is at the center of worldwide

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outage and all kinds of things from
transportation to banking. We've got stores that

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are closed that can't do business.
It is massive because of something that is

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in their code. It does not
affect Max, it doesn't affect Linux,

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but it affects Windows. But it
has affected businesses and airports around the world

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to got entire airlines that have shut
down. Some of them are using whiteboards

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to put stuff out. So I
guess unless you want to fly Amish air

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you may be out of luck with
travel anywhere. So I want to get

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goatree on and get his take on
this. Thank you for joining us,

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goa tree Happy Saturday's going to be
fun. Yeah, yeah, that is

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go ahead. What do you think
is going on with this? You're looking

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at this and one of the things
that you point out so interesting that it's

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just you know, one little line
of code fifteen characters that's caused all this

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grief. Yeah, you know,
CrowdStrike basically, I'll just read how they

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described themselves. CrowdStrike services provide so
are the best practice framework needed to access

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and enhance cybersecurity maturity levels election system
Oh yeah, elections systems, boys and

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girls, to protect the integrity of
the voting process and sanctity of the democratic

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institutions under which we thrive. Yeah. Oh, they're already advertising they're going

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to be handling the elections. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, there it

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is right there, cybersecurity for election
systems. Now, then that great.

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You know we got News Guard from
Microsoft that's going to make sure the news

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is good. They got Election Guard
to make sure that elections are going to

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be geting. We also got CrowdStrike, who's going to make sure that the

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elections are safe from any tampering.
Yeah. And you know I've called this.

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I guess since it's a cyber security
company doing for doing it, we

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can't call it a hack. Let's
call it the next floit. Yeah,

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I've named it the Revenge of the
Closed Source strikes again. What that means

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is this is geek speak for vendor
back doors, vendor ports, open courts,

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whatever geek speak you want to apply
to this old doss Windows operating system.

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Yeah, and that's any thing that
Windows really fundamentally changed forever, right,

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decades of stuff that's built on top
of this garbage. That's the founder

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that's got a really old foundation,
doesn't It is antiquitated. It is not

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changed. They just put new skins
on it, and these little I mean,

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I mean this has been RAND since
nineteen well, want to Bill Gates

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stealer nineteen eighty two. Yeah,
that's right, and it's never been modified

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for current operations. I mean everybody, Okay, all these guys that built

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their careers will lend us in this. They're going to say, you don't

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know what you're talking about. But
basic codes and basic commands are still GAUSS

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and it's not changed. Yeah,
and well, for instance, it only

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puts fifteen characters in this code strength. Can you think of fifteen characters to

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crash millions of Windows operated laptops,
desktops and servers. Can we talk a

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little bit about that, And let's
let's talk a little bit about what is

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actually happening. I mean, what
they're getting the blue screen of death.

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That's not booting up. Is that
correct? When the people have it,

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it's right, and what it has
done is it's locked. Let's let me

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go back for just a second.
I'm working on my notes because this is

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this has been like kicking over Pandora's
box and uh Medusa pops out because this

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is a this is not what it
looks like. Uh basically, it is

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causing these machines to uh continually try
to boot up, but there's a it's

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not allowing them to. It's just
it's getting you conflicts. And you have

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to go into the back, which
is through the Oh I don't use Windows

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that much. I mean I quit
used Windows years ago. But you have

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to go into safe mood. Then
you have to scroll through fin file,

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find this one fifteen character code and
manually remove it. And you know,

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you have billion sublimees of code all
through the servers and things like that,

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so you're looking for a fifteen character
code to remove you right now. If

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you think about it, it's so
surreal because there's been there's trillion sublimes coode

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out there making things operate, and
billions of dollars spent on digital security,

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and a simple little fifteen character code
ricks men's and Windows devices on the critical

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infrastructure. Wow. So if you
remove this thing and you get into safe

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mode, then you've got to go
into some kind of a text editor to

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try to find that one line of
those fifteen characters remove it? Is that

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what the real hitches? Well,
I lost your audio there? Did you

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drop your phone? No? Okay, we're back. There, we're back,

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We're back. Yeah. Okay.
Now what you've got to do is

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and this goes back to DAWs I
mean, these guys that want to argue

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with me, they can argue to
their tonsils roll out on the floor.

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You've got to go back to the
file which is written on Dawson backbone,

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open that file, and then go
through and locate that fifteen line cood and

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remove it manually. And that's the
time consumer that's going And that's going to

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be different for every computer, presumably
because the things that have been put in

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there where that is located in the
file uh in duty Yes, So it's

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not just simply go in and open
up. Hopefully the IFP people were smart

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enough not to change a name on
the fiel, but some of them do.

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Yeah, Well, let me read
this to you. This is from

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futurism, says Microsoft recommends rebooting your
computer fifteen times as blue Screen of Death

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strikes worldwide. The subtitle is have
you tried turning it on and off again?

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Which is the first thing text of
what I always ask you? And

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then on and on and off again
and again again. And they said,

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as the world is reeling that,
this is their instructions to try fifteen times.

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I mean, if you want to
try to go treat method, hit

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with a hammer a couple of times, that don't work, bouncing off the

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floor a couple of times. Yeah, some people are I better. Some

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people are doing that right now because
they're so upset about what is what is

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happening with this? And so we
got all these computers that have gone down,

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and they're saying it might take weeks, and I guess it's because it's

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difficult to find that particular piece of
code to to fix it right. And

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the mass well, let's split it
into concept. You know, average business,

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let's just say I don't know,
a million dollar a year business,

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they probably have twenty five maybe thirty. Some of them, you know,

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in automation and things like them,
they have fifty fifty laptops or desktops or

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whatever to operate their business and their
people and their business. And they only

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have one IT guy m where they
take this add one IT guy to an

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hour per laptop, desktop, server, whatever to clear it. So right

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there you have got fifty to sixty
manual ires just bringing the computers back online.

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So if you get these multinationals,
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let's see, the way they like
to work is seven. Let's just say

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they've got a thousand computers down,
they've got seven IT people. They've got

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a problem. You know they're talking
weeks or months. Yeah, yeah,

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I see of the problem is yeah, yeah, you multiply it out right.

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It's not the code, it is
the correction that is going to be

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causing the delays, right, And
of course these computers are not necessarily going

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to be all one physical location.
They're going to be distributed to a lot

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of different places for all these IT
guys to try to go. It's crazy.

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Now you've been talking about it on
a Friday. Yeah, this occurry

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on a Friday. Wait till people
get get in the office, those that

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weren't in the office on Friday,
Wait till they get it in on Monday

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and get their surprise. Yeah.
Wow, Well you've been talking about this

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kind of stuff for quite some time, the kind of exploits you were talking

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about it with railroads and things like
that, right, Yeah, this is

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to explain this in a simple way. You know, when we were talking

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about this Palestine, Ohio railroad crash. Yeah, I sent you that video

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of the railroad dude opening the remote
shack that had the automated safety equipment in

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it. It was all there,
radio, computer, keyboard, everything,

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just sitting there waiting the rock and
roll. Just we'll send in information either

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event driven or on a schedule.
Well me, mister black hat, the

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only thing between me and it is
a padlot. So if I'll knocked that

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pad lot and get in in there
and insert I don't know, let's just

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say a petty character line of code
that don't take down that railroad. I

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can insert it embebt it into the
hourly or event transmission. When that happens,

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it's going to deploy on their email
server, whichever server it goes to,

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whatever it's routed to. When they
open it up, it starts breaking

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things. And as you pointed out
before, you know, a lot of

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these things ship with a default passcode
that is there in the manual, and

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a lot of times they don't change
the default password, and if they do

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change the default password, frequently what
they'll do is write it there next to

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the password for the next guy who's
coming in. Because it's a household for

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the wall right on the walls.
You know. That's uh, that's just

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human nature. That's what's happening with
these systems. Well, this is the

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same principle that happened with them with
this crowd strike. CrowdStrike does it as

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a update. Well, basically,
these remote nodes are sending updates. It

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may be information, and you can't
insert, mount, mount the code malware

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into it and do the same thing. I mean, the header comes along,

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comes across one o'clock update, everything's
fine dandy in at the bottom.

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You insert your code and the systems
will read the code too, and it

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can't execute that code. Mm hmmmm. Because the machine are dumb. Computer's

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dumb. They're driven on commands.
So if it sees this update, this

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operational update, and these cood onn't
it, it could actually execute that COODE.

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Then you have the domino effect or
the waterfall effect happening. Yeah,

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and we had that man talk a
little bit about the Colonial pipeline as well.

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You know when we had that situation
happening. Pen tests, well,

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this was one. It was it's
either twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen. We

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did some ten testing on a pipeline
and these used these very small devices that

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basically took pressure flow and all these
rates that was needed to make the pipeline

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function efficiently, and then they would
send in these one hour updates. Well

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they kept these in these plastic they
were don't eat locked. They were in

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these like plastic things where your water
sprinkler is. We pop that open.

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We took the discount, put ours
in it, and uh we waited about

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an hour and they started getting alarms
at the Mastres's system. And uh,

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ours was not meant to do hurt
anything. It was just simply a spoof

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letting them know that we were in
the system. They had I think we

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had I think we were playing disco
music and had a flashing screen. And

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that's what they hire you for.
They hire you as a white hat hacker

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to find the vulnerabilities and report them
to them and to play Yeah, you

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play them from CAC and the Sunshine
Man or yo go oh no screaming at

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night. Yeah, no, we
only say that for squad. Basically,

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we let them know we were in
the system and if we were up to

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no good, we could do anything
we choose to. So we made them

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listen to some really weird disco music. Yeah, that's interesting, you know

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when you look at this and again
we keep seeing this over and over again.

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We've had a couple of now Colonial
pipeline they had a hack that from

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what it was reported, it attacked
their counting system and not the pipeline.

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Is that correct, Yes, And
that seems to be easy these ancillary systems.

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I mean we saw that with the
airlines that got shut down for like

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a twenty four hour period because somebody
hacked into the NOTEAM system, which is

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a warning system that tells the planes
if there's some incident in or around an

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airport on a runway or something like
that. So it's just kind of a

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news alert broadcast. But if they
didn't have that ability to warn planes and

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that was taken down, the FAA
just shut down all of the planes for

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about a twenty four hour people.
Yes, well you've got right now.

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Just off this exploit of thousands of
flights either very delayed or canceled. I

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mean, you've got people that are
basically stranded at the moment. Well we're

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talking about this on Saturday. Yesterday
afternoon, I looked and they said that

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all of United and all of American
airlines were shut down. So I don't

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know how extensive it is in the
United States, but all their planes,

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all their planes are shut down.
And like I said, fifteen character toos,

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what's done it? And I would
hate to be part of their IT

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department. These guys aren't going to
get home for a month. But you

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know, you're going back to how
to get into these systems. It doesn't

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matter where you find the vulnerability,
you can exploit it. It's like with

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colonial pipeline, Well they found it
in the payroll or whatever department they got

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into. When you're proving a network, you look for the vulnerability. You

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don't care where it is, because
once you get in, you can burrow

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to wherever you want to go.
So I mean, I could in theory

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find an unguarded I don't know site
for their janitorial staff by them in and

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you know, you could have the
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company as a real hits the fan
scenario, isn't it. Yeah? Literally,

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well, you know, we leave
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caught in this loop trying to boot
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when this thing goes through and they've
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know, it's time consuming for each
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by all the computers that this has
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evidently remotely because computer can't boot up, So it's got to be fixed at

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each and every one of these.
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the blaster worm and things like that. We've got a history of this.

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One person is going back to White
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what we feared about White two K, but it's really happened. And of

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course shortly after that there was a
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the blaster worm goes back to I
think it was two thousand and three.

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das they say, oh this is
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Basically this I forget which forget which
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it breacked them up same way in
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it was XP windess XP That's what
it was. And you know, everybody

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says, oh, it's how corrected, it's fixed this this, Well here

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just said twenty one years later,
it's back the same exploit. And the

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t people, a lot of them
weren't even born or were watching Teletubbies in

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twenty three and they're they're getting a
dose of something that's been around for twenty

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some odd years. Oh yeah,
and everybody, this goes back to the

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backbone of windows. This is all
doss related. People can argue with me

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and they can carry own and you
know, it's like, that's fine,

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but if you know, I really
truly know the architecture of windows, It's

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forty something year old architecture. It's
just been reskinned and asked, some various

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things added, but the crux of
it, the backbone of it's same as

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it was nineteen eighty four, eighty
five. Yeah, yeah, that's true.

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Well, well, let's talk a
little bit about this. The conspiracy

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theories that are out there. We've
got this has put out a mainstream media

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to cover up for this stuff,
and it was pushed out by drudg report.

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Online conspiracy theories abound after the major
global IT crash, and it appeared.

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This is a company that I'd never
seen their name before talking about this

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and Sabra c y A, b
r A. Have you heard of them?

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It is a disinformation security company.
So these are people. You know,

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we got people that want to make
sure that we don't have any disinformation

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out there, But this is disinformation
security company and they're focused on shutting down

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these conspiracy theories before they travel around
the world. Right, Well, good

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luck with that. Come on,
come to me, disinformation company. I'll

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take you out of school. Yeah, I've never heard of them, but

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I don't pay attention to them because
they basically aren't in on my radar.

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And if they want to make a
run at me, I'm welcome to.

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I'll show them some different disinformation.
But I've sent you some direct connections I

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want you to follow up on because
CrowdStrike is in a partnership with the WF

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and you know that the World Economic
POOM is warning of mass cyber strikes.

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Yeah, and that was a couple
of years ago. They're talking about cyber

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Polygon. I think wasn't it.
I think it was twenty twenty two,

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if I'm not mistaken. But they're
warning everybody else are yeah, oh yeah,

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still talking about it. And so
that is really the purpose of this

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news article was to anoculate the World
Economic Forum, to give them immunity from

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these consira they all, you know, because people don't like the World Economic

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Forum. It's been the brunt of
these these conspiracy theories. Well, it's

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because they've been talking about how this
is what's going to happen, and then

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it happens with a company that is
connected deeply with them. It's the one

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that yes and crowd Well, it
gets better though, WEF and crowd strike.

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It's easy to find. Just go
to their website. Though. They

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will tell you that their partners with
the w EEF and they are globally involved

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in elections with Now this is the
good part, working partnership with the WF

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linked to Global Cyber Alliance. Now
the misinformation guys you gave me, I'm

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not even going to pay attention to
them. The Global Cyber Alliance is what

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you need to research. Everybody's going
to be listening to this Apaaltic Global Cyber

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Alliance. You've never heard of them, but they are part of the Wees

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and that's really interesting. Mm hmmm. Yeah. And this is a sorry

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go ahead, well no, no, no, you go ahead. I

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just want everybody to focus on this
global cyber alliance, focus on the Global

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cyber Alliance, and focus on the
connections to elections, because that's really what

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this is about. I think we've
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mean, it's just, you know, there's no perfect system, but when

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you go back to something that is
physical like that, that keeps the it

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keeps away the global thieves that can
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You know, in the same way
that what we're talking about in terms of

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doing the repair on this, it
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got a limited number of people that
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machines. And that's the very reason
why you want to have paper elections.

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some crooked areas like Chicago. We're going

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to stuff the ballots regardless of what
you do or what form they're in.

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But what you do when you have
a physical ballot like that. What you

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do is you make an obstacle for
them that they can't be everywhere all at

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once and change all these things.
But they can do that if it's computerized.

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Well it's interesting. Crowdstrikes part providing
security for the United States elections on

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November fifth. What if these elections
aren't going the way they see fit and

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they have another update and they brick
the election machines. M Yeah, we

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said, well that's impossible. Well
look what they've just done. Yeah,

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oh no, I remember I've talked
many times about what happened in Brazil with

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smart Manic. You know, that
would start one of the first electronic machine

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companies at the time. It was
started in Venezuela with some friends of Hugo

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Chavez to keep him in office.
But they've had accusations of disruption and fraud

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and several states in Mexico and the
Philippines, in Brazil, and in Brazil

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you had exactly that scenario. You
had this leftist who was really lagging behind

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the polls from all indications. She
has booed off of the out of the

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stadium the day before the election football
stadium, and she was losing significantly and

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then all the machines go down and
then they're down for a while, and

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then when they come back up,
she's switched positions with the other eye.

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And so yeah, it is very
young for them to do that type of

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thing with electronic machines. Well,
let's stay for instance, yesterday, today's

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Saturday, it would be Friday,
Arizona was having their early balloting for I

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don't know if what it was.
It may have been primaries election of early

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voting. I don't know. They
had that same event happen, yeah,

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righten them in of the elections.
Yeah, boy, well yeah, yeah,

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sexploit. It's kind of like,
you know, who watches the watchers?

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Right? That's what was the problem
is the problem with government is that

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we're not angels, as Madison said, Uh, but so we need to

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have government. But when we have
government, who watches the government? Because

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there's made up of men who are
not angels. And the same same thing

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happens when you talk about police or
when you talk about cybersecurity. Who watches

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the watchers? How do we keep
this thing under control? How do we

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know that crowd strike that has been
involved in the various things. Uh,

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just eight years ago at the Center
of these these false claims about the election

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at the time, How do we
know what they're doing? Are they an

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honest broker? They insinuated themselves pretty
much everywhere they got evident. I didn't

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realize I had such a massive footprint
globally. Well. The weird thing about

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all this is, Okay, they
disrupted Arizona elections yesterday, this exploit time's

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only five days after the attempted assassination
of President Trump. Yeah, that's right.

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I mean, there's just too many
coincidences to ignored here, wouldn't you

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think. And who watches the watchers
there? Who watches the Secret Service to

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make sure they're actually doing their job, they're not setting things up. You

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know. It's another example. It's
very much like that, except this is

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the computer version of it. Yeah, and you know, if they want

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to send the cyber disinformation dudes after
me, bring it, yeah, after

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both of us. It's that's why, you know, we have to call

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it the way we see it.
It is extremely suspicious. Their connections to

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the World Economic Forum and their connections
to the elections are very suspicious at the

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very least. You know, again, when you when you're looking at this

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situation, the shooting there in Pennsylvania. Trump you look at it in terms

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of incompetence, and it's always these
two things. Is it in competence or

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is it maliciousness? And when the
competence or it could be both, Yeah,

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exactly because people can use that,
that incompetence in a malicious way.

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Some people can use that, and
so it's always difficult. What's that?

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Yeah, weapon nasty competence otherwise known
as D I didn't earn it. Yeah,

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that's right. Well, it certainly
is interesting. And uh, we'll

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be following this an anything else that
we haven't covered that you want to want

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to mention before we call it quits
here. No, I mean that that's

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pretty much it. This is all
documented and if your listeners want to take

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it upon themselves to go start doing
some digging and research, you know they're

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going to be surprised with what they
find. Yeah, that's right. And

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another thing if we get this word
apt to think about it is, even

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if this is actually what we think, shining light on this stuff always makes

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them alter their game plan or if
everybody knows, well, if everybody knows

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what's uh, they suddenly are able
to operate in the dark. And they

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may pivot off of whatever they have
planned. That's right. If it's malice,

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you want to shine the light on
it. If it's incompetent, you

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want to shine the light on it. So you know, we look at

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this and it's like, is this
incompetence or is it malice? Either way,

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we need to shine the light on
it. And already, you know,

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we got the CEO of CrowdStrike is
out there getting visibly angry with it

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because he's had I don't know how
much the stock is down now and off

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hours trading and everything, but yesterday
it lost a little over ten percent yesterday.

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It probably keep going down if people
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and we'll have a lot of computers
down at the beginning of the week.

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Is going to continue to go into
free fall. And I hope he's

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got a golden parachute because he may
be defenestrated pretty soon, thrown out the

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windows. I hate to break that. I hate to admit I live like

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a winning room. I shorted him
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There you go, that's the way
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Uh. Well, you know they
have short changed us, that's for sure,

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and that'd be a fair response to
short their stocks. Created a lot

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of misery for a lot of people, and it was the cyber security thing

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that actually did it. So it's
we're seeing this over and over again,

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the structures that are there to protect
us, and again as you and I

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talk about the incredible fragility of our
infrastructure and how the more complex it gets,

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the more fragile it becomes, and
the more vulnerable it becomes to somebody

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who is malicious. But with that
complexity and then with the EI, the

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whole thing, everybody needs to start
shorting the infrastructure. And by that I

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mean going out and prepping for yourself
and making sure that you're going to be

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okay if this House of Cards falls
down because of fifteen characters. That's really

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what we're looking at right here.
Well, that gentleman you had on yesterday

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with his Civil Defense books, Yeah, I don't know him, I've never

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read them. I think they would
be a pretty good investment. Yes,

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I'm thinking about. I mean,
I've got my basis covers somewhat well,

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but I'm going to make an investment
in getting some of his books. Yeah,

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yeah, Civil Defensemanuel dot com.
As Jack Lawson, he's had a

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wealth of experience as a mercenary soldier
and in the military, and then he

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knows people are special forces and so
he had them talk about their areas of

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responsibility. So yeah, you can
look at that. And he's got a

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free chapter there about water because that's
the principal thing. He can't go along

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without water. And we've got all
of our water systems are now being hacked

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left and right all over the place
as well. They can mess up the

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delivery, they can mess up the
water itself in these systems. So as

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everything goes online, as everything becomes
more and more complicated, it gets more

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and more vulnerable. And I guess
that's the key takeaway and for people to

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prepare for themselves. Well, thank
you so much for joining us. Sorry,

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go ahead, okay, and you
tell Jackie there's me a cup of

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coffee from promote this book. I'll
do that. Yeah, thank you for

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coming on, Thank you for doing
a Saturday with me. It's important to

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get this stuff out and people need
to start paying attention to this. This

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is going to be a really wild
ride I think between now and the election,

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and I don't think things are going
to slow down after the election.

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I think it's going to continue to
escalate as we come to a close on

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this fourth turning. We've got another
four years of it and I think we're

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going to have a lot of crazy
things that are going to be happening.

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And it isn't really from our perspective. You know, we can look at

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it. Is it malicious or is
it incompetence, But either way you've got

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to prepare for when this stuff goes
down. So thank you for joining us

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scope tree and explain this stuff.
Appreciate it my pleasure. David, hearing

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of bias and false snooze has become
all too commons. First, unfortunately,

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this is extremely dangerous to our democracy. This is extremely dangerous to our democracy.

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This is extremely dangerous to our democracy. This is extremely dangerous to our

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democracy. This is extremely dangerous to
our democracy. This is extremely dangerous to

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our democracy. This is extreme dangerous
to our democracy. This is extremely dangerous

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