I take that as a big NO on serving in the military..
Does Anyone NOT Believe the Pentagon was Hit On 911 by a Plane
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I take that as a big NO on serving in the military..
you're a useless lazy connard, you know that? anyway here you go you smug ignorant twat. talk about dumb...you know they broadcast this shit almost completely uninterrupted 24/7 on cable and network tv for 4 years?
Well, thats your problem right there..you been watching cable TV 24/7 for 4 years. If they saw a molten metal it wasn't the structural steel beams that support the building. Shall we discuss how many different types of metal are used in construction and thier thermodynamic characteristics?... Damn son..free your mind and your ass will follow..
God,Whisperer,Root..........stop entertaining conversation from the 85's.
The videos adequately illustrate multiple facts and points that 85's purposely fail to connect for the final picture.
Anybody consistently doing the same thing and expecting different results is crazy.
Stop trying to make the blind see. Lets move on to other things, we can't save everybody, consider them collateral damage.
Hotep.
The videos adequately illustrate multiple facts and points that 85's purposely fail to connect for the final picture.
Anybody consistently doing the same thing and expecting different results is crazy.
Stop trying to make the blind see. Lets move on to other things, we can't save everybody, consider them collateral damage.
Hotep.
Well stated.
This video will make you rethink 911
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Scientifically impossible.
It got real quiet in here. The last video must have really put things in perspective.
I think the issue is settled. Now they're quiet because any further argument will expose them more and more.
watching this right now thanks.
Hackers Threaten to Dump Insurance Files Related to 9/11 Attacks
The Dark Overlord appears to be trying to capitalize on conspiracy theories about the September 11 attacks.
By Joseph Cox
Dec 31 2018, 10:37pm
On Monday, New Year’s Eve, a hacker group announced it had breached a law firm handling cases related to the September 11 attacks, and threatened to publicly release a large cache of related internal files unless their ransom demands were met.
The news is the latest public extortion attempt from the group known as The Dark Overlord, which has previously targeted a production studio working for Netflix, as well as a host of medical centres and private businessesacross the United States. The announcement also signals a slight evolution in The Dark Overlord’s strategy, which has expanded on leveraging the media to exert pressure on victims, to now distributing its threats and stolen data in a wider fashion.
In its announcement published on Pastebin, The Dark Overlord points to several different insurers and legal firms, claiming specifically that it hacked Hiscox Syndicates Ltd, Lloyds of London, and Silverstein Properties.
“Hiscox Syndicates Ltd and Lloyds of London are some of the biggest insurers on the planet insuring everything from the smallest policies to some of the largest policies on the planet, and who even insured structures such as the World Trade Centers,” the announcement reads.
It is unclear what exact files the group has stolen, but it is trying to capitalize on conspiracy theories around the 9/11 attacks.
“We'll be providing many answers about 9.11 conspiracies through our 18.000 secret documents leak,” the group tweeted on Monday.
Got a tip? You can contact this reporter securely on Signal on +44 20 8133 5190, OTR chat on jfcox@jabber.ccc.de, or email joseph.cox@vice.com.
A spokesperson for the Hiscox Group confirmed to Motherboard that the hackers had breached a law firm that advised the company, and likely stolen files related to litigation around the 9/11 attacks.
“The law firm’s systems are not connected to Hiscox’s IT infrastructure and Hiscox’s own systems were unaffected by this incident. One of the cases the law firm handled for Hiscox and other insurers related to litigation arising from the events of 9/11, and we believe that information relating to this was stolen during that breach,” the spokesperson wrote in an email.
“Once Hiscox was informed of the law firm’s data breach, it took action and informed policyholders as required. We will continue to work with law enforcement in both the UK and US on this matter,” they added. Lloyds of London did not respond to a request for comment.
The hacking group published a small set of letters, emails and other documents that mention various law firms, as well as the Transport Security Administration (TSA) and Federal Aviation Administration (The TSA could not provide a statement in time for publication, and the FAA told Motherboard in an email it was investigating.) Those documents themselves appear to be fairly innocuous, but the group says it may release more.
In its extortion note, The Dark Overlord included a link for a 10GB archive of files it allegedly stole. The group also provided a link to this archive to Motherboard before publishing its announcement. The cache is encrypted, but the hackers are threatening to release the relevant decryption keys, unlocking different sets of files at a time, unless the victims pay the hackers an undisclosed ransom fee in Bitcoin.
“Pay the fuck up, or we're going to bury you with this. If you continue to fail us, we'll escalate these releases by releasing the keys, each time a Layer is opened, a new wave of liability will fall upon you,” the extortion note reads.
The Dark Overlord is also claiming to be offering to sell the data on a dark web hacking forum, and is attempting to blackmail individuals who may be included in the documents themselves.
“If you're one of the dozens of solicitor firms who was involved in the litigation, a politician who was involved in the case, a law enforcement agency who was involved in the investigations, a property management firm, an investment bank, a client of a client, a reference of a reference, a global insurer, or whoever else, you're welcome to contact our e-mail below and make a request to formally have your documents and materials withdrawn from any eventual public release of the materials. However, you'll be paying us,” the group’s post reads.
As The Dark Overlord’s announcement notes, the breach itself was previously reported in vague terms by a specialist legal publication, and Hiscox Group pointed Motherboard to the firm’s own April 2018 announcement of a data breach.
“Hiscox recently learned of an information security incident affecting a specialist law firm in the US that provided advice to Hiscox or its policyholders on some of its US commercial liability insurance claims. The incident involved illegal access to information stored on the law firm’s server, which may have included information relating to up to 1,500 of Hiscox’s US-based commercial insurance policyholders,” that earlier announcement reads.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mother...eatens-dump-911-insurance-files-dark-overlord
The Dark Overlord appears to be trying to capitalize on conspiracy theories about the September 11 attacks.
By Joseph Cox
Dec 31 2018, 10:37pm
On Monday, New Year’s Eve, a hacker group announced it had breached a law firm handling cases related to the September 11 attacks, and threatened to publicly release a large cache of related internal files unless their ransom demands were met.
The news is the latest public extortion attempt from the group known as The Dark Overlord, which has previously targeted a production studio working for Netflix, as well as a host of medical centres and private businessesacross the United States. The announcement also signals a slight evolution in The Dark Overlord’s strategy, which has expanded on leveraging the media to exert pressure on victims, to now distributing its threats and stolen data in a wider fashion.
In its announcement published on Pastebin, The Dark Overlord points to several different insurers and legal firms, claiming specifically that it hacked Hiscox Syndicates Ltd, Lloyds of London, and Silverstein Properties.
“Hiscox Syndicates Ltd and Lloyds of London are some of the biggest insurers on the planet insuring everything from the smallest policies to some of the largest policies on the planet, and who even insured structures such as the World Trade Centers,” the announcement reads.
It is unclear what exact files the group has stolen, but it is trying to capitalize on conspiracy theories around the 9/11 attacks.
“We'll be providing many answers about 9.11 conspiracies through our 18.000 secret documents leak,” the group tweeted on Monday.
Got a tip? You can contact this reporter securely on Signal on +44 20 8133 5190, OTR chat on jfcox@jabber.ccc.de, or email joseph.cox@vice.com.
A spokesperson for the Hiscox Group confirmed to Motherboard that the hackers had breached a law firm that advised the company, and likely stolen files related to litigation around the 9/11 attacks.
“The law firm’s systems are not connected to Hiscox’s IT infrastructure and Hiscox’s own systems were unaffected by this incident. One of the cases the law firm handled for Hiscox and other insurers related to litigation arising from the events of 9/11, and we believe that information relating to this was stolen during that breach,” the spokesperson wrote in an email.
“Once Hiscox was informed of the law firm’s data breach, it took action and informed policyholders as required. We will continue to work with law enforcement in both the UK and US on this matter,” they added. Lloyds of London did not respond to a request for comment.
The hacking group published a small set of letters, emails and other documents that mention various law firms, as well as the Transport Security Administration (TSA) and Federal Aviation Administration (The TSA could not provide a statement in time for publication, and the FAA told Motherboard in an email it was investigating.) Those documents themselves appear to be fairly innocuous, but the group says it may release more.
In its extortion note, The Dark Overlord included a link for a 10GB archive of files it allegedly stole. The group also provided a link to this archive to Motherboard before publishing its announcement. The cache is encrypted, but the hackers are threatening to release the relevant decryption keys, unlocking different sets of files at a time, unless the victims pay the hackers an undisclosed ransom fee in Bitcoin.
“Pay the fuck up, or we're going to bury you with this. If you continue to fail us, we'll escalate these releases by releasing the keys, each time a Layer is opened, a new wave of liability will fall upon you,” the extortion note reads.
The Dark Overlord is also claiming to be offering to sell the data on a dark web hacking forum, and is attempting to blackmail individuals who may be included in the documents themselves.
“If you're one of the dozens of solicitor firms who was involved in the litigation, a politician who was involved in the case, a law enforcement agency who was involved in the investigations, a property management firm, an investment bank, a client of a client, a reference of a reference, a global insurer, or whoever else, you're welcome to contact our e-mail below and make a request to formally have your documents and materials withdrawn from any eventual public release of the materials. However, you'll be paying us,” the group’s post reads.
As The Dark Overlord’s announcement notes, the breach itself was previously reported in vague terms by a specialist legal publication, and Hiscox Group pointed Motherboard to the firm’s own April 2018 announcement of a data breach.
“Hiscox recently learned of an information security incident affecting a specialist law firm in the US that provided advice to Hiscox or its policyholders on some of its US commercial liability insurance claims. The incident involved illegal access to information stored on the law firm’s server, which may have included information relating to up to 1,500 of Hiscox’s US-based commercial insurance policyholders,” that earlier announcement reads.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mother...eatens-dump-911-insurance-files-dark-overlord
Nah, we’re just sitting back and laughing. You guys are grade A comedy. Carry on.
Pretty much true. It's almost impossible to get conspiracy theorists to accept facts and rid themselves underground fallacies. It's either stupidity or pride. Either way it's not worth beating your brain with holocaust deniers, area 51ers, UFO fanstics, we didn't go to the moon, flat earthers and the overall Man is behind everything.
Man these dudes wtach videos made by people with no professional credentials that play scary music and pass off “IF THIS THE WHY THAT” as proof. Then think that nonsense is running people off. Like you said, it’s not worth the time or energy. I just laugh at this “deep knowledge” they pass around and how they consider themselves as deep thinkers when skeptiscism does not equal logic.
Nope, try again. I haven't cosigned one video that I haven't posted myself. Here you have one where the expert is admiting to molten metal dripping down walls... now what metal would be located within the wall and be available in enough abudance to be dripping down the walls in the world trade centers? hmmmmm....
you don't have critical thinking skills, you're a parrot eating stale crackers. You don't really understand these maths playboy. Keep playing the asshole trying to score points online for whatever weird ass reason.
All on sammy nuts in that other thread about flat earth and here you are with these smart ass comments questioning his intellect (he said the official story was bullshit as well and you can pretend you didn't see that shit all you want just like you continue to pretend you don't see that tractor grapple scooping up that dripping metal and diagonally sliced steel beam in the image I posted.)
You don't know a goddamn thing about thermodynamics except for what googling the word told you ol' fronting ass nigga. Term never even came up until I mentioned it. smh
Point me to one credible scientist or engineer that says 9/11 was done by the government. Show me some cut and dry proof.
Even though you are a self proclaimed genius, let me explain to you some examples of actual proof.
Government documents showing the orders to bring down the towers.
Video of known government officials planning the operation.
Video of government agents putting the explosives in the buildings
You can throw insults all you want, but if you went to court with the “evidence” you presented in this thread, your case would be thrown out on its ass.
Unlike you, I don’t exclude possibilities. If someone shows actual proof - not youtube videos, but actual documentary proof, then great.
But I’m not going on the words of some random youtubers.
And for someone that’s so self proclaimed intelligent, you sure get your panties bunched up when someone asks for proof. Hurling lame insults.
So either show the proof from a credible, peer reviewed source or admit that proof doesn’t exist.
Show us them maths, playboy.
too many clowns in here that don't understand the facts and have no idea what thermite is.
anyone objectively looking at the facts from the pentagon and the world trade center site has to admit that there is much more there than what the commission released and what was reported.
some true trolls in here.
anyone objectively looking at the facts from the pentagon and the world trade center site has to admit that there is much more there than what the commission released and what was reported.
some true trolls in here.
Bingo
Ahreed. The conspiratists get insulting when they're asked for evidence or to rationally contradict the evidence that it was simply a plane. Grow up.
Peace, I understand what you are asking.
Do you honestly think that some professional would risk her life in order to prove a so called conspiracy theory?
I think YouTube is allowed because there are certain people who will never take it as "credible". But history has shown us that when you have some info that will rock the foundation of this country, you wind up dead.
