Friday Squid Blogging: Operation Squid

This message will be deleted... • March 15, 2024 5:16 PM

I’ll save you the time of reading echo’s posts and just leave this message here, IMO:

Men are always wrong and Women are always right.

Gay parades for all you must all be gay or kneel before the gays in worship.

Grown men wearing women’s clothing and clown makeup can read to your children during story time but you cannot raise your children in going to “church” because they need to figure out based on nothing whether they’re even a boy or a girl.

Clive is always wrong and he’s also a man.

We need more strong lesbian and gay alliance people here to spread their religion of homosexuality to others, even if it’s completely off topic.

tut

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cybershow • March 15, 2024 5:17 PM

Hi all,

This week we have a Cybershow episode called “Disappearing Worlds” It
is about how digital technology is making familiar human concepts like
trust, money, truth, care and even people “disappear”. This makes us
insecure.

Disappearing Worlds

Have a great weekend.

vas pup • March 15, 2024 5:56 PM

@https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2024/03/friday-squid-blogging-operation-squid.html/#comment-433827

Yes, probably will be deleted.
I guess this blog is not about LGBTQ+, WOKE, you name it but about really security issues which affect people regardless of their demographics, sexual orientation, political/religious affiliation.
Those subjects of security should unite all folks OR we just need danger of total extinction of humanity to forget about what is different among us and remember what is similar? – just opinion.

Hope my post will not be deleted as well.

vas pup • March 15, 2024 5:57 PM

Hundreds rescued from love scam centre in the Philippines
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hundreds-rescued-love-scam-centre-094252739.html

“Hundreds of people have been rescued from a scam centre in the Philippines that made them pose as lovers online.

Police said they raided the centre on Thursday and rescued 383 Filipinos, 202
Chinese and 73 other foreign nationals.

The centre, which is about 100km north of Manila, was masquerading as an online
gambling firm, they said.

South East Asia has become a hub for scam centres where the scammers themselves are often entrapped and forced into criminal activity.

Young and tech-savvy victims are often lured into running these illegal operations, which range from money laundering and crypto fraud to so-called
love scams. The latter are also known as “pig butchering” scams, named after
the farming practice of fattening pigs before slaughtering them.”

For more information – follo the link.