Harrison H. Smith ✞ @HarrisonHSmith | So let me see if I have this Crowdstrike story straight….

X.com ^ | 10:22 PM · Jul 20, 2024 | Harrison H. Smith ✞ @HarrisonHSmith

[ransomnote]

[H/T Mewzilla]

So let me see if I have this Crowdstrike story straight….

When Hillary Clinton was Sec. of State, she was illegally funneling sophisticated weapons through Libya to terrorists in the MidEast in an effort to take out Assad in Syria for Israel. When the weapons transfer went sideways and the US Ambassador was killed in Benghazi, it was discovered she was using an illegal private server for secret communications. She destroyed the server, but not before its contents were leaked by Wikileaks, including communications about bizarre occult rituals and inexplicable code words involving children and pizza. Instead of investigating the leak themselves, the FBI relied on a Crowdstrike investigation that falsely claimed the server was hacked by Russia. The FBI cleared HC despite admitting she broke the law, and launched the Russiagate investigation, using more fake Clinton campaign disinfo to tie Trump to Russia to get a FISA warrant and spy on Trump while leaking dirt to the press to undermine first his campaign, then his presidency. When Trump had a call with Zelenskyy and asked about Crowdstrike, a “whistleblower” falsely claimed quid-pro-quo and launched the first impeachment to stop Trump’s inquiries. (It was in the midst of this impeachment trial, btw, when Event 201 took place. But that’s another story.) Fast forward to 2024 and Trump is dominating Biden when he miraculously survives a deep state orchestrated assassination attempt two days before the RNC. Two days later Crowdstrike causes the biggest computer network crash in all of history, knocking millions of corporate and government systems offline for hours.

Other than the fact that Blackrock owns Crowdstrike and a Blackrock affiliated investment firm placed millions of dollars betting against DJT in the hours before the assassination attempt by a shooter who was featured in a Blackrock promo, did I miss anything?

10:22 PM · Jul 20, 2024

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[escapefromboston]

Too be fair Crowdstrike might just be hiring incompetent H1-B scammers from India

[struggle]

This is what many are joking about. They pushed out a system update that was kernel level or something that crashed windows while also preventing rebooting without a previous version install by USB. Absolute trash coding.

[Indy Pendance]

To be fair, this has been going on since HC and BJC came to prominence. I still don’t buy Tyson chicken. Remember Vince Foster? The list of crimes is very long. And what happens? A blue dress, a big nothing.

[dforest]

Well yeah.

Do we need more oddities to make a pretty safe conclusion?

We have a RATFINK.

[escapefromboston]

Hanlon’s Razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

[Little Pig]

The only part you missed is pointing out that Crowdstrike is a Ukrainian company.

So they’re likely not hiring H1-B workers from India

[icclearly]

Too be fair Crowdstrike might just be hiring incompetent H1-B scammers from India

To be really fair, that author may have just nailed this!

[Indy Pendance]

Funny how that’s Ukraine. Nothing to see here folks, move along.

[Skwor]

Hanlon’s Razor updated: Never attribute stupidity that which can be adequately explained by malice using stupid people.

[M. Thatcher]

Hanlon’s Razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

That mentality blinded conservatives to actual malice of the left for many decades.

[struggle]

Dr. Philip Buckhaults said the same about the DNA left in the COVID vaccine. However, when no one can get information to find out whether it was malicious, one should assume it was malicious.

[Calvin Cooledge]

My experience is that many of the offshore programmers are highly intelligent, very logical thinkers that somehow write bad code. It’s peculiar.

[PGR88]

CrowdStrike “ investigated “ the DNC server hack, which released information about how Hillary Clinton had rigged the 2016 Democratic primaries. CrowdStrike blamed “Russian hackers” while everyone else assumes it was Seth Rich ( who was killed immediately after the hack) who released the info to Wikileaks

On December 9, 2016, the John Brennan’s corrupt CIA told U.S. legislators that the U.S. Intelligence Community had concluded Russia conducted the cyberattacks and other operations during the 2016 U.S. election to assist Donald Trump in winning the presidency.

[old-ager]

> somehow write bad code

Because they lack so much context. Knowledge of the history of computing, including operating systems, languages, and programming “paradigms” and “methodolies.”

They buy whatever development philosophy their managers impose upon them at work. They do not have the broader critical thinking to resist any programming fad.

They lack any expectation of personal autonomy of thought.

It’s all about not being born in the US and having been brought up at least somewhat as a patriot. No questioning of authority. So they more or less do as told. Which is really terrible, even for the businesses that are telling them what to do.

Wish I could explain this better. I’ve been in the trenches now for over forty years.

It’s hopeless for anything like a predicable career path. But it’s not hopeless. The hope is in the bad human arrangements collapsing. Danger too.

[PeterPrinciple]

Is it possible the elites drained off all the money for various purposes and little was left for actual work to be done?

[escapefromboston]

The left being stupid isn’t much better than them being evil

[escapefromboston]

They have offices in America

[Calvin Cooledge]

Yea — I think you nailed it. It’s like they don’t push back on faulty or confusing/vague requirements. A friend of mine was using Eastern European programmers for her products, and even when she sent an American to Eastern Europe to supervise them for 6 months, they still got it wrong. That caused her to contract to me and my team in US and we were successful. In the end she preferred paying me 2 to 3 times what the offshore folks were getting because she got a working, marketable product.

[Hatteras]

So, what was the purpose of the alleged shenanigans? Was this an attempt to remove evidence data? A communication trail?