Excellent point, No Doll. They both know.
The fact that an unidentifiable pic was posted by Q, makes sense on two levels. He can't be accused of blatant spying and outing somebody, and if toup man was one of ours captured by "feed" by our guys and taken by bad guys, don't wanna give up the i.d. of one of our guys.
Still a puzzlement.
Fixin' to go to press and will neutrally report what I got. I will take no editorial stance at this point. All of yhou have great arguments, I have to say.
Such smart FReeQs and such open, inquiring minds.
Bagster
Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: 7817e1 No.2366811 📁
Jul 30 2018 23:52:07 (EST)
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/joshua-adam-schulte-charged-unauthorized-disclosure-classified-information-and-other📁
Tracking?
Unsealed indictment.
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Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: 6632ee No.2367164 📁
Jul 31 2018 00:14:44 (EST)
Anonymous ID: 987024 No.2367152 📁
Jul 31 2018 00:13:20 (EST)
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>>2366811
>>2367152
Track last.
JA offline cause.
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See this NY Times story:
WikiLeaks Releases Trove of Alleged C.I.A. Hacking Documents
The C.I.A. headquarters in Langley, Va. If the WikiLeaks documents are authentic, the release would be a serious blow to the agency.CreditJason Reed/Reuters
WASHINGTON — In what appears to be the largest leak of C.I.A documents in history, WikiLeaks released on Tuesday thousands of pages describing sophisticated software tools and techniques used by the agency to break into smartphones, computers and even Internet-connected televisions.
The documents amount to a detailed, highly technical catalog of tools. They include instructions for compromising a wide range of common computer tools for use in spying: the online calling service Skype; Wi-Fi networks; documents in PDF format; and even commercial antivirus programs of the kind used by millions of people to protect their computers.
A program called Wrecking Crew explains how to crash a targeted computer, and another tells how to steal passwords using the autocomplete function on Internet Explorer. Other programs were called CrunchyLimeSkies, ElderPiggy, AngerQuake and McNugget.
The document dump was the latest coup for the antisecrecy organization and a serious blow to the C.I.A., which uses its hacking abilities to carry out espionage against foreign targets.
The initial release, which WikiLeaks said was only the first installment in a larger collection of secret C.I.A. material, included 7,818 web pages with 943 attachments, many of them partly redacted by WikiLeaks editors to avoid disclosing the actual code for cyberweapons. The entire archive of C.I.A. material consists of several hundred million lines of computer code, the group claimed.
In one revelation that may especially trouble the tech world if confirmed, WikiLeaks said that the C.I.A. and allied intelligence services have managed to compromise both Apple and Android smartphones, allowing their officers to bypass the encryption on popular services such as Signal, WhatsApp and Telegram. According to WikiLeaks, government hackers can penetrate smartphones and collect “audio and message traffic before encryption is applied.”............Some of the details of the C.I.A. programs might have come from the plot of a spy novel for the cyberage, revealing numerous highly classified — and, in some cases, exotic — hacking programs. One program, code-named Weeping Angel, uses Samsung “smart” televisions as covert listening devices. According to the WikiLeaks news release, even when it appears to be turned off, the television “operates as a bug, recording conversations in the room and sending them over the internet to a covert C.I.A. server.”
And.....
WikiLeaks Vault 7 dump shows CIA can hack cars to kill people…Michael Hastings?
Hmmmm.....
