Forwarded from Intel Slava
🇺🇲🇷🇺 Elon Musk reports that the latest Russian electronic warfare system is capable of fighting satellites in geostationary orbit.
“The new Russian electronic warfare (EW) system is capable of suppressing spacecraft in geostationary orbit and irrevocably disable electronics”
It's a good news. Enemy satellites must be destroyed
In fact, last year there were rumors that restrictions on the use of Starlink satellites in Ukraine were associated with Musk's fear of losses in his satellite constellation as a result of the use of some kind of anti-satellite weapon.
“The new Russian electronic warfare (EW) system is capable of suppressing spacecraft in geostationary orbit and irrevocably disable electronics”
It's a good news. Enemy satellites must be destroyed
In fact, last year there were rumors that restrictions on the use of Starlink satellites in Ukraine were associated with Musk's fear of losses in his satellite constellation as a result of the use of some kind of anti-satellite weapon.
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Another derailment in USA: A freight train carrying hazardous materials derailed near Rockwood, Maine.
Information about victims and the type of materials that the train transported has not yet been given.
Information about victims and the type of materials that the train transported has not yet been given.
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WATCH 🚨 Train carrying potentially hazardous materials derailed and caught fire near Rockwood, Maine
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Accused Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira got caught, but now the Biden administration reportedly wants to expand online surveillance.
Pete Hegseth dives into his skepticism of gov’t institutions who take every crisis to expand control on YOU.
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Pete Hegseth dives into his skepticism of gov’t institutions who take every crisis to expand control on YOU.
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Far beyond cracking down on TikTok, the bill envisages frightening powers to control citizens’ access to ‘unwanted’ information | In an eerie semblance to George Orwell's '1984', the Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act, or RESTRICT Act, looms as a dark cloud over American liberties. Branded as a mere "TikTok ban," this act possesses a sweeping reach that would empower the federal government to designate any nation a "foreign adversary," ban online services and products even indirectly controlled by an entity within their jurisdiction, and severely punish Americans who engage in almost any transaction with them.
● Sponsored by Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), the RESTRICT Act not only targets the Chinese-linked TikTok platform but also has the potential to dismantle the very foundations of American freedom. One cannot help but draw comparisons to Orwell's dystopian masterpiece, where pervasive government surveillance and control are the norm. In a frightening twist, this proposed legislation could make such nightmarish fiction a stark reality. ● The chilling provisions of the RESTRICT Act would impose a civil penalty of up to $250,000 by the Secretary of Commerce on individuals who conduct transactions that violate the act. The bill's definition of a transaction is disturbingly broad, encompassing activities such as acquisitions, importation, data transmission, software updates, repairs, data hosting services, and other transactions designed to evade or circumvent the act's application. However, as in the oppressive world of '1984', the $250,000 fine is only the beginning. American citizens found to be in violation of the act could face a criminal fine of up to $1 million and a jail sentence of up to 20 years.
■ The Restrict Act is a violation of citizens right to privacy
● Sponsored by Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), the RESTRICT Act not only targets the Chinese-linked TikTok platform but also has the potential to dismantle the very foundations of American freedom. One cannot help but draw comparisons to Orwell's dystopian masterpiece, where pervasive government surveillance and control are the norm. In a frightening twist, this proposed legislation could make such nightmarish fiction a stark reality. ● The chilling provisions of the RESTRICT Act would impose a civil penalty of up to $250,000 by the Secretary of Commerce on individuals who conduct transactions that violate the act. The bill's definition of a transaction is disturbingly broad, encompassing activities such as acquisitions, importation, data transmission, software updates, repairs, data hosting services, and other transactions designed to evade or circumvent the act's application. However, as in the oppressive world of '1984', the $250,000 fine is only the beginning. American citizens found to be in violation of the act could face a criminal fine of up to $1 million and a jail sentence of up to 20 years.
■ The Restrict Act is a violation of citizens right to privacy
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