Forwarded from We Are The News
Dan posted at 9:12 and 9:15 the other night. 912 + 915 = 1827. Q1827 Previews are over. Showtime! Q
Forwarded from SHELLSHQCK
Q drop 22
OCTOBER 31
How does Devolution POTUS get the National Guard spread across the nation without spooking the herd?
Today is Oct. 8th. They will be pushing the mandate hard this Red October month and the National Guard will be there to replace them. This could be given to us ahead of time to keep us calm and not do anything rash.
You have to keep the public calm, under guise of military exercise, humanitarian relief, etc. our men and women in uniform are being trickled around the US.
Do you trust your military?
OCTOBER 31
How does Devolution POTUS get the National Guard spread across the nation without spooking the herd?
Today is Oct. 8th. They will be pushing the mandate hard this Red October month and the National Guard will be there to replace them. This could be given to us ahead of time to keep us calm and not do anything rash.
You have to keep the public calm, under guise of military exercise, humanitarian relief, etc. our men and women in uniform are being trickled around the US.
Do you trust your military?
Forwarded from Liberty Loving Latino
““To the angel of the church in Sardis write: These are the words of him who holds the seven spirits of God and the seven stars. I know your deeds; you have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead. Wake up! Strengthen what remains and is about to die, for I have found your deeds unfinished in the sight of my God. Remember, therefore, what you have received and heard; hold it fast, and repent. But if you do not wake up, I will come like a thief, and you will not know at what time I will come to you.”
Revelation 3:1-3 NIV
https://bible.com/bible/111/rev.3.2-3.NIV
Revelation 3:1-3 NIV
https://bible.com/bible/111/rev.3.2-3.NIV
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Wake up! Strengthen what remains and is about to die, for I have found your deeds unfinished in the sight of my God. Remember, therefore, what you have received and heard; hold it fast, and repent. Bu
And they literally cheat in multiple ways this thing has to be fixed and I mean soon stolen elections cannot stand And Justice better be done soon this is ridiculous if people don’t wake up in a hurry. They are taunting patriots & my only fear is this is getting out of hand in order to reach a precipice. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
Forwarded from WorId Awakening
If there is no vaccine, there is no medicine.
One of the largest hospital systems in Colorado has introduced a new policy prohibiting organ transplants to patients who have not accepted an experimental vaccine against Covid-19.
All organ donors will also have to be vaccinated under the new policy, and it has already prevented one woman with fifth-degree kidney failure from receiving the life-saving treatment she needs.
One of the largest hospital systems in Colorado has introduced a new policy prohibiting organ transplants to patients who have not accepted an experimental vaccine against Covid-19.
All organ donors will also have to be vaccinated under the new policy, and it has already prevented one woman with fifth-degree kidney failure from receiving the life-saving treatment she needs.
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Forwarded from Digital Nukes
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/10/05/ag-merrick-garlands-daughter-married-to-co-founder-of-company-selling-critical-race-theory-resource-material-to-school-districts/
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AG Merrick Garland's Daughter Married to Co-Founder of Education Company Selling Critical Race Theory Resource Material to School…
Well, well, well… This is interesting. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland recently instructed the FBI to begin investigating parents who confront school board administrators over Critical Race Theory indoctrination material. The U.S. Department of Justice…
Forwarded from GEORGENEWS
Wuhan whistleblower resurfaces after 600 days (reports)
The Chinese journalist who mysteriously vanished after reporting on the ground at the start of the pandemic outbreak in Wuhan has finally reappeared in a video after publishing a letter on Twitter, but hasn't disclosed his location, per the WSJ.
Chen Qiushi had claimed the Chinese Communist Party had worked to “cover up of the truth...” over Covid and SARS, defiantly adding he was "not even scared of death. You think I’m scared of you, Communist Party?”
"Over the past year and eight months, I have experienced a lot of things. Some of it can be talked about, some of it can’t,” the letter reads. "I believe you understand.”
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https://news.1rj.ru/str/georgenews | @GEORGENEWS
The Chinese journalist who mysteriously vanished after reporting on the ground at the start of the pandemic outbreak in Wuhan has finally reappeared in a video after publishing a letter on Twitter, but hasn't disclosed his location, per the WSJ.
Chen Qiushi had claimed the Chinese Communist Party had worked to “cover up of the truth...” over Covid and SARS, defiantly adding he was "not even scared of death. You think I’m scared of you, Communist Party?”
"Over the past year and eight months, I have experienced a lot of things. Some of it can be talked about, some of it can’t,” the letter reads. "I believe you understand.”
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https://news.1rj.ru/str/georgenews | @GEORGENEWS
Forwarded from Q) The Storm Rider /Official Page
[CYBERATTACK] of the CENTURY<<<2021
Forwarded from Ice Age Farmer
Cyberattack shuts down US grain distributor — (this is the third attack/distributor)
At least three U.S. grain distributors’ systems have been infected with ransomware in recent weeks, raising concerns that hackers have found an easy target in a vital part of the U.S. food supply chain.
All three known victims are Midwestern grain cooperatives that buy grain from farmers and then process, store and resell it for uses like livestock feed and fuel. The attacks, in which organized cybercriminals lock up organizations’ computers and demand ransom for a program to unlock them, has slowed the distributors’ operations, hampering their ability to quickly process grain as it comes in.
The timing is particularly bad, said Charles Hurburgh, the head of Iowa State University’s Grain Quality Laboratory.
“We’re going into harvest, and right now is when they’re taking in a large amount of grain and putting out a large amount of grain,” Hurburgh said. “It’s a real nasty situation.”
Like many industries, grain production involves heavily digitized operations that were previously done by hand. Hackers who deploy ransomware, locking up their computers and demanding payment, may not be able to stop the distributors entirely, but they can severely slow them down.
The largest of the three known victims, New Cooperative in Iowa, is still working to restore automated systems after it was hacked last month, a spokesperson said in a statement. An employee for another, Farmers Cooperative Co., also in Iowa, declined to comment, citing advice from the company’s attorneys. The third, Crystal Valley in Minnesota, didn’t respond to emails and voicemails.
Private files of all three have been published to ransomware hackers’ websites, which NBC News has viewed, a common tactic for ransomware hackers to deploy against victims who refuse to pay.
While grain is a key component to the U.S. food supply chain, its market is large enough that the country won’t see a noticeable effect from slowed production by three distributors, Hurburgh said.
#Cyberpandemic #usa
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ransomware-hackers-find-vulnerable-target-us-grain-supply-rcna2702
At least three U.S. grain distributors’ systems have been infected with ransomware in recent weeks, raising concerns that hackers have found an easy target in a vital part of the U.S. food supply chain.
All three known victims are Midwestern grain cooperatives that buy grain from farmers and then process, store and resell it for uses like livestock feed and fuel. The attacks, in which organized cybercriminals lock up organizations’ computers and demand ransom for a program to unlock them, has slowed the distributors’ operations, hampering their ability to quickly process grain as it comes in.
The timing is particularly bad, said Charles Hurburgh, the head of Iowa State University’s Grain Quality Laboratory.
“We’re going into harvest, and right now is when they’re taking in a large amount of grain and putting out a large amount of grain,” Hurburgh said. “It’s a real nasty situation.”
Like many industries, grain production involves heavily digitized operations that were previously done by hand. Hackers who deploy ransomware, locking up their computers and demanding payment, may not be able to stop the distributors entirely, but they can severely slow them down.
The largest of the three known victims, New Cooperative in Iowa, is still working to restore automated systems after it was hacked last month, a spokesperson said in a statement. An employee for another, Farmers Cooperative Co., also in Iowa, declined to comment, citing advice from the company’s attorneys. The third, Crystal Valley in Minnesota, didn’t respond to emails and voicemails.
Private files of all three have been published to ransomware hackers’ websites, which NBC News has viewed, a common tactic for ransomware hackers to deploy against victims who refuse to pay.
While grain is a key component to the U.S. food supply chain, its market is large enough that the country won’t see a noticeable effect from slowed production by three distributors, Hurburgh said.
#Cyberpandemic #usa
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ransomware-hackers-find-vulnerable-target-us-grain-supply-rcna2702
NBC News
Ransomware hackers find vulnerable target in U.S. grain supply
The attacks have slowed the distributors’ operations by hampering their ability to quickly process grain as it comes in.