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http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/12/22/north-korea-experiencing-widespread-internet-outages/
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Ha...nice.
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http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/12/22/north-korea-experiencing-widespread-internet-outages/
Did Obama do something RIGHT Coach????????????
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eheheheheheheheh
NSA :D
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Did Obama do something RIGHT Coach????????????
If he did give the ok to do this (and so far he's denying it) he'll find some way to F#%K it up.
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I was waiting for something like this to happen. If those retards can do something like the Sony thing here in America can you imagine what we have the capability to do to them?
LOL we should roll that country back to the stone ages
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kinda creepy though, you guys ever watch "The Strain" on FX. Not a bad show about a plaque in the form of a virus that turns its hosts into blood sucking like vampire creatures.
One of the ways they help spread it is by taking out the internet to prevent people from communicating/posting videos.
If they could do it over there, they can do it here.
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Outstanding. :)
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If he did give the ok to do this (and so far he's denying it) he'll find some way to F#%K it up.
WOW...goes to show you that no matter what Obama does you will say its not good enough.....you exposed your true bias finally
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WOW...goes to show you that no matter what Obama does you will say its not good enough.....you exposed your true bias finally
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LMAO, Finally? you act as though I was hiding it. Hahahahaha
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LMAO, Finally? you act as though I was hiding it. Hahahahaha
well, at least glad you openly admit it...I always knew you were incapable of critical thinking 8)
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well, at least glad you openly admit it...I always knew you were incapable of critical thinking 8)
It didn't take any critical thinking to figure out Obama or almost any liberal. Predictability is just too easy.
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It didn't take any critical thinking to figure out Obama or almost any liberal. Predictability is just too easy.
Yep. Nate silver predicted wins in 2008 and 2012 for obama. He was right. Libs like obama are predictable.
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Predictability discussion on this forum! hehehehehehehehe
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I like how FOX mentioned that "some are saying..." that Obama only orchestrated this internet outages to take eyes off his approval rating, which is currently at 47% on Gallup.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/113980/gallup-daily-obama-job-approval.aspx
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Predictability discussion on this forum! hehehehehehehehe
who would have thought!
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I like how FOX mentioned that "some are saying..." that Obama only orchestrated this internet outages to take eyes off his approval rating, which is currently at 47% on Gallup.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/113980/gallup-daily-obama-job-approval.aspx
FOX is absolutely amazing in terms of their bias......why don't they just call themselves the ANTI-OBAMA CHANNEL and stop the pretense?they embarrass themselves all the time
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FOX is absolutely amazing in terms of their bias......why don't they just call themselves the ANTI-OBAMA CHANNEL and stop the pretense?they embarrass themselves all the time
Bill OReillay admitted it on the air back in 2006 or 2007. "We PROVIDE the balance by telling THIS point of view. We balance out the others, which all lean left, because our numbers are so much higher".
I believe he promptly took a brief 3-day "vacation" (read: quiet suspension) following that announcement LOL.
Since then, it contunues to be "WE are fair and balanced". They obviously are not. NONE of the networks are. Each has their slant to one direction. Even MSNBC says "LEAN forward". Everyone knows they're leaning left. The problem is FOX is that many of its viewers (especially those that hate libs yet voted Clinton and lived the lib lifestyle for so long) will INSIST that FOX has no leaning, no bias. They truly believe they get both sides of an issue painted fairly and clearly. It's beyond false, but they believe it.
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Bill OReillay admitted it on the air back in 2006 or 2007. "We PROVIDE the balance by telling THIS point of view. We balance out the others, which all lean left, because our numbers are so much higher".
I believe he promptly took a brief 3-day "vacation" (read: quiet suspension) following that announcement LOL.
Since then, it contunues to be "WE are fair and balanced". They obviously are not. NONE of the networks are. Each has their slant to one direction. Even MSNBC says "LEAN forward". Everyone knows they're leaning left. The problem is FOX is that many of its viewers (especially those that hate libs yet voted Clinton and lived the lib lifestyle for so long) will INSIST that FOX has no leaning, no bias. They truly believe they get both sides of an issue painted fairly and clearly. It's beyond false, but they believe it.
totally agree....but basicaly they don't realize what a laughing stock they are....it amazes me that they aren't in on the joke...or maybe they are ???..I mean there are some days when they look like weekend update on Saturday Night Live
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FOX is absolutely amazing in terms of their bias......why don't they just call themselves the ANTI-OBAMA CHANNEL and stop the pretense?they embarrass themselves all the time
And MSNBC is any better? GMAFB
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And MSNBC is any better? GMAFB
I don't really watch MSNBC except for Rachel Maddow....but there are times I have watched and turned the channel fdue to their cheerleading the Democrats as well
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I don't really watch MSNBC except for Rachel Maddow....but there are times I have watched and turned the channel fdue to their cheerleading the Democrats as well
Dude - I know the thread about you trolling for sex via pm got moved - but for realz - not interested - go hit up Vince or Shaman D or something.
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totally agree....but basicaly they don't realize what a laughing stock they are....it amazes me that they aren't in on the joke...or maybe they are ???..I mean there are some days when they look like weekend update on Saturday Night Live
The funny thing is the people that say "I ONLY watch fox" yet claim to have this deep understanding of the programming of other stations.
I love watching both networks. It's hilarious to see FOX completely trash Michelle obama for wearing a red dress during a CHinese visit. It's hilarious when MSNBC spends 7 straight minutes dissecting a rambling Palin answer. They're BOTH pandering to their idiot base with red meat, visceral shit that has nothing to do with actual new. And the stupidest people in the world are those who cannot see it - those who wake up and believe the other network is out to destroy the USA, but their network is 50/50, balanced, honest, fair, and completely neutral on issues.
It's scary because they vote - and they would vote for Stalin if he was wearing an "Obama sucks" t-shirt. Or, they would vote Mussolini if he was holding a "Blame Bush" sign.
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The funny thing is the people that say "I ONLY watch fox" yet claim to have this deep understanding of the programming of other stations.
I love watching both networks. It's hilarious to see FOX completely trash Michelle obama for wearing a red dress during a CHinese visit. It's hilarious when MSNBC spends 7 straight minutes dissecting a rambling Palin answer. They're BOTH pandering to their idiot base with red meat, visceral shit that has nothing to do with actual new. And the stupidest people in the world are those who cannot see it - those who wake up and believe the other network is out to destroy the USA, but their network is 50/50, balanced, honest, fair, and completely neutral on issues.
It's scary because they vote - and they would vote for Stalin if he was wearing an "Obama sucks" t-shirt. Or, they would vote Mussolini if he was holding a "Blame Bush" sign.
excellent post....FOX pays attention to the most inane stuff....like your mention of Michelle Obama wearing the red dress......I remember when FOX got upset because Obama bowed to foriegn leader as a curtesy....and made it as if the United States had surendered to that country.....the problem is that this type of stuff appeals to guys like coach and soul crusher who hav e difficulty separating reality and whats really important from fiction/nonsense
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excellent post....FOX pays attention to the most inane stuff....like your mention of Michelle Obama wearing the red dress......I remember when FOX got upset because Obama bowed to foriegn leader as a curtesy....and made it as if the United States had surendered to that country.....the problem is that this type of stuff appeals to guys like coach and soul crusher who hav e difficulty separating reality and whats really important from fiction/nonsense
Michelle Obama should be mocked for her hideous wardrobe
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Michelle Obama should be mocked for her hideous wardrobe
maybe..but not on the news..maybe on entertanment Tonight or TMZ
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maybe..but not on the news..maybe on entertanment Tonight or TMZ
She looks like a Sasquatch in a table cloth
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She looks like a Sasquatch in a table cloth
Hahahaha ;D
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She looks like a Sasquatch in a table cloth
Its amazing you are allowed to post in the political threads with no intellectual content whatsoever.....this is why theres absolutely no way you are a lawyer
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Its amazing you are allowed to post in the political threads with no intellectual content whatsoever.....this is why theres absolutely no way you are a lawyer
Well - going by the perverted sick twisted shit you send me via pm - you obviously don't believe that. ;)
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Its amazing you are allowed to post in the political threads with no intellectual content whatsoever.....this is why theres absolutely no way you are a lawyer
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many of us guys have banged chicks after they have fallen asleep or passed out.
Im gonna bang you after you pass out, idiot 8)
when I'm done with you, you'll swing that way....the BBC has a habit of being very convincing
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^^^^^^^^:D
Meanwhile outside the closet...
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/22/world/asia/north-korea-internet/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews (http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/22/world/asia/north-korea-internet/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews)
North Korea's Internet still spotty
(CNN) -- [Breaking news update, posed at 535 a.m. ET]
Internet service in North Korea is still intermittent, Dyn Research, a company that monitors Internet performance, announced on Twitter Tuesday morning. Service went down completely for about nine hours earlier, Dyn Research said.
[Previous story, posted at 1:42 a.m. ET]
North Korea's Internet was back up Tuesday after a more than nine-hour outage, according to Dyn Research, a company that monitors Internet performance.
The disruption came amid an escalating war of words between the United States and North Korea over a massive cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
"Usually there are isolated blips, not continuous connectivity problems. I wouldn't be surprised if they are absorbing some sort of attack presently," Doug Madory, director of Internet analysis at Dyn Research, said when the Internet was down.
Matthew Prince, president of CloudFlare, a performance and security company, described the disruption as if "all the routes to get to North Korea just disappeared.
"It's as if North Korea got erased from the global map of the Internet," he said.
Prince, who also spoke when the Internet was down, told CNN it's well within the realm of possibility that a single individual could have been behind the interruption but said he can't conclude at this point that an attack took place.
"If it is an attack, it's highly unlikely it's the United States. More likely it's a 15-year-old in a Guy Fawkes mask," he said.
The outage brought down sites run by the Korean Central News Agency and the Rodong Sinmun -- major mouthpieces for the regime -- according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.
There were no problems accessing pro-Pyongyang pages that have servers abroad, Yonhap reported.
The United States blames North Korea for the Sony hack; North Korea denies it was involved.
The regime is upset over Sony's controversial comedy, "The Interview," which follows a plot to assassinate its leader, Kim Jong Un.
The studio decided to pull the film amid threats to moviegoers.
U.S. President Barack Obama told CNN on Sunday that the hack was "an act of cybervandalism that was very costly, very expensive" but that he didn't consider it an act of war.
He had previously said that the United States would "respond proportionally" to the attack on Sony, without giving specifics.
A spokeswoman for the National Security Council declined to comment on the reported outage.
A State Department spokeswoman similarly deflected a question about the disruption.
"We aren't going to discuss -- you know -- publicly, operational details about the possible response options or comment on those kind of reports in any way, except to say that as we implement our responses, some will be seen, some may not be seen," Marie Harf told reporters.
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I guess I have myself ANOTHER stalker
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(https://d26horl2n8pviu.cloudfront.net/pictures/images/000/017/295/large_v2/korea.jpg?1419086793)
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^^^^^^^^:D
Meanwhile outside the closet...
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/22/world/asia/north-korea-internet/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews (http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/22/world/asia/north-korea-internet/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews)
North Korea's Internet still spotty
(CNN) -- [Breaking news update, posed at 535 a.m. ET]
Internet service in North Korea is still intermittent, Dyn Research, a company that monitors Internet performance, announced on Twitter Tuesday morning. Service went down completely for about nine hours earlier, Dyn Research said.
[Previous story, posted at 1:42 a.m. ET]
North Korea's Internet was back up Tuesday after a more than nine-hour outage, according to Dyn Research, a company that monitors Internet performance.
The disruption came amid an escalating war of words between the United States and North Korea over a massive cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
"Usually there are isolated blips, not continuous connectivity problems. I wouldn't be surprised if they are absorbing some sort of attack presently," Doug Madory, director of Internet analysis at Dyn Research, said when the Internet was down.
Matthew Prince, president of CloudFlare, a performance and security company, described the disruption as if "all the routes to get to North Korea just disappeared.
"It's as if North Korea got erased from the global map of the Internet," he said.
Prince, who also spoke when the Internet was down, told CNN it's well within the realm of possibility that a single individual could have been behind the interruption but said he can't conclude at this point that an attack took place.
"If it is an attack, it's highly unlikely it's the United States. More likely it's a 15-year-old in a Guy Fawkes mask," he said.
The outage brought down sites run by the Korean Central News Agency and the Rodong Sinmun -- major mouthpieces for the regime -- according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.
There were no problems accessing pro-Pyongyang pages that have servers abroad, Yonhap reported.
The United States blames North Korea for the Sony hack; North Korea denies it was involved.
The regime is upset over Sony's controversial comedy, "The Interview," which follows a plot to assassinate its leader, Kim Jong Un.
The studio decided to pull the film amid threats to moviegoers.
U.S. President Barack Obama told CNN on Sunday that the hack was "an act of cybervandalism that was very costly, very expensive" but that he didn't consider it an act of war.
He had previously said that the United States would "respond proportionally" to the attack on Sony, without giving specifics.
A spokeswoman for the National Security Council declined to comment on the reported outage.
A State Department spokeswoman similarly deflected a question about the disruption.
"We aren't going to discuss -- you know -- publicly, operational details about the possible response options or comment on those kind of reports in any way, except to say that as we implement our responses, some will be seen, some may not be seen," Marie Harf told reporters.
lol @ outside the closet. :D
I'm glad we took some action. Disrupting their internet access was a good move. Sort of a shot across the bow.
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lol @ outside the closet. :D
I'm glad we took some action. Disrupting their internet access was a good move. Sort of a shot across the bow.
I wish we would do more.
There is no more noble an action to rescue a nation's people from tyranny, repression, murder etc. than from North Korea
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I wish we would do more.
There is no more noble an action to rescue a nation's people from tyranny, repression, murder etc. than from North Korea
Meh. We do enough by keeping our troops on the ready just south of the border.
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Meh. We do enough by keeping our troops on the ready just south of the border.
I am glad we have troops there.
But that doesn't stop what's going on in that country.
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I am glad we have troops there.
But that doesn't stop what's going on in that country.
True. It does stop them from crossing the border, which they would have done if we weren't there.
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I wish we would do more.
There is no more noble an action to rescue a nation's people from tyranny, repression, murder etc. than from North Korea
I agree..If the world was a better place there would be more cooperation among nations and the U.N. would go in with a multi-national force and remove the dictatorship forcefully...but troublemakers in the world like China and Russia, would never agree to such