Posted on 02/26/2009 12:39:57 PM PST by JoeProBono
British prosecutors have decided not to charge Gary McKinnon with crimes, but that's bad news for the alleged computer hacker. It opens the door for extradition to the U.S., where McKinnon could face much more serious charges. The London man is accused of hacking into 97 U.S. government and military computers to attempt to find evidence of UFOs.
He may be in luck ... under the Obama administration, convicted criminals will no longer be put in jail. Instead, they will be given a house with a monthly mortgage payment of $1.99, courtesy of we taxpayers.
I’m not in favor of particularly foreign hackers wandering through truly classified defense stuff. I mostly feel such folks need severe punishment.
HOWEVER, He demonstrably did nothing of any hurt or danger to our defense establishment and gave them plenty of great info about their weaknesses.
Personally, I think they should drop the charges and pay him for that.
And, in terms of the UFO stuff and the off planet astronaut corps he found evidence of . . . imho, such info has been due to be told to the folks paying so dearly for such stuff over many decades with much loss of life all to the tyrannical satanic global government oligarchy’s benefit instead of benefitting Americans—patriotic Americans.
Personally, I think he did patriotic Americans a service to out such stuff.
However, it is the oligarchy’s nature to punish folks like the border guards who dared to hinder their lucrative drug trade as well as any who dare to expose their UFO technologies and off planet stuff.
Though it looks like they and the critters are getting ready to out the whole kit and cabootle to a certain degree. If so, extradicting him and punishing him would look really mean-spirited—as it would be—and dumb.
Actually, he found quite a lot.
I think he was afraid to try and download them, capture them.
However, he did see a lot of them, IIRC.
Including a list of the highly secret off planet astronaut/officer corps.
Quix has never been a hacker into anything.
And he’s not likely to begin.
Besides, most of what Quix has learned since 1962 is now more or less in the public domain due to lots of leakers over those years.
This is the kid who claims he found files relating to a secret U.S. “space navy” on DoD computers.
Maybe he’s a lying nutjob. Or maybe he found out too much of the truth. I don’t know which — but I can’t help but wonder. He’s just some dumb, pot-smoking script kiddie, after all. They sure are going to a lot of trouble to bust him.
In any case, he’s about to get a visit from the Party Van. Only God can help him now.
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