@GuntherEagleman I heard that but I also heard “beginning farmers” and “teaching people what to do” I’m for that and I don’t care what color anybody is we need to educated people to grow their own food but these ridiculous HOAs need ti get out of the way
The UK is officially on notice.
The attack is not a possibility anymore.
It is a matter of time
The UK government is sounding the alarm on a catastrophic cyber event.
The UK Minister for Artificial Intelligence just publicly admitted that a devastating, large-scale cyber attack is "extremely likely" to hit the country.
And the terrifying part is not the likelihood.
It is his official admission that neither the government nor private industry is prepared for it.
The warning lands hours after the chief of the National Cyber Security Centre accused British businesses of being "willfully blind" to state-backed hacking operations.
For decades, modern systems ran on cheap tech, cutting corners on security to save money.
Now hostile nations and automated AI scripts are hunting those exact blind spots.
They are not talking about stolen emails.
They are warning about power grids going black, food logistics freezing, and hospitals locked out of patient systems.
We are watching commercial cooling units get hacked across Europe and meat processing plants compromised in real time.
Call me crazy...
But maybe the fact that 3 MILLION people in Paraguay just had their salaries, pensions, and savings frozen...
...while every American news network spent the last 48 hours hyper-focused on election night...
is not a coincidence.
Ueno Bank.
60% of all adults in the country.
Accounts locked.
App dead.
Branches guarded by police.
Central bank stepped in after the solvency ratio cratered below half the legal minimum.
State pension funds exposed for hundreds of millions.
Depositors locked out overnight.
And almost nobody in U.S. media is talking about it.
Because election coverage is easier.
And infinitely more convenient.
@educator4ever36 Tell your daughter that under Obama MY monthly premium was $1400 a month with a $10,000 deductible and my daughter got Sepsis and spent a week in ICU. So, she did NOT solve her problem, she made it worse.