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CIA 2010 propaganda proposals to combat pressure to withdraw troops from #Afghanistan:

"messaging that dramatizes the potential adverse consequences of a... defeat for Afghan civilians could leverage French (and other European) guilt for abandoning them"
t.co/PfxHZrzghU t.co/3Cwvlp6UHw

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Question for infosec people

Is there an open source alternative to Cyberark and similar products?

I'm looking for something that can manage secrets of all types, and not just user credentials (which is what things like Keycloak does)

#infosec

@freemo Thinking worst case scenario; if hijacked at sea, the waste could be used to produce "dirty bombs".

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Did we not already learn our lesson that nuclear power plants on or near the ocean are bad, very very bad! Stop this nonsense. Build it on tracks or as a vehicle if you realy want to... anything but this!

@freemo I agree with you regarding ships, they can be hijacked among other risks as well, but still think modern nuclear plants on land is a given to reduce CO2 emissions.

@freemo I think you are confused, partly because of this:
youtube.com/watch?v=NK1tfkESPV

The video is old but still holds true about decades of mainstream lies. Cuba and more countries are mentioned as being lied about.

@freemo It was easier when the CIA pushed narrative was "communism is bad" (the boogeyman), it's getting a bit more complicated the past two or three decades when "socialism" is the new "communism" propaganda wise. (Ask any old timer, they will confirm the communist ghost.)

@freemo Looks like it was a century, not 50 years:

"Swedish Social Democratic Party at May Day demonstration in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2006. The party has dominated Swedish politics for nearly a century. The trade union palace in Stockholm is seen at the end of the picture."

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internat

Also, first of May is still a public holiday in Sweden.

@freemo These days they all bend over to the empire, unfortunately, but it wasn't always that way.

Socialism doesn't control means of production, they do control unions to some degree however.

@freemo Occassionally? Funny, after WW2 Sweden was socialist for 50 years straight, with elections every 3 years, and they still win some elections, although not the last one.

@freemo That's your definition, not that I like wikipedia, but they are closer to the truth.

"Western Bloc countries which have been democratically governed by socialist parties such as Britain, France, Sweden and Western social-democracies in general, among others."

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialis

@freemo China is communist, you are wrong about Socialism, it includes countries like Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Lets just agree to disagree.

@freemo Second thought, the lower box should have been a scene from the show "Breaking Bad", oh well, always room for improvement.

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