When it's given over by an insider, it's a leak. When someone hacks into a computer system and takes them, it's a hack.
When the media likes the documents, it’s a leak. When they don’t, it’s a hack. One of many subtle and pernicious ways they shape the narrative.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/25/world/europe/russian-documents-leaked-ddosecrets.html …
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Still illegal
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Oh no doubt. But it's Russian law. I'll break Russian law all day. As far as I know there's no international treaties on leaking.
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They don’t even pretend anymore. Astounding.
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Also Good: Transparency Bad: Cybersecurity OMG
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They were all for the "Pumpkin Papers" and the "Pentagon Papers".... Hummmmm.
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Speaking of hacks, hi Mike! Hi Will!
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Or when the report something as fact...this happened...when it would advance their POV and/or support the narrative they try to create, but when it contradicts their POV or narrative it’s, ...so and so says this happened
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Welcome to our current police state ladies and gentlemen that's exactly what the Democrats want for us to become a police state how you like them now
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