Justen

I help find risks and threats before they become problems.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

🧵on Hydra, the largest Russian dark web marketplace, recently shut down by the German government and U.S. law enforcement. Here are some things you haven't heard.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

A ‘RED RISING’ movie is in the works at Paramount

• Francis Lawrence (‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’) set to direct

• The story follows a young miner living on Mars who attempts to bring down the color-coded class system

(Source: https://t.co/D0HJsC3HMS)

[Chad Nelson @Chad_Nelson_]

If you're a crypto trader that’s worried about your security, here's what you should do NOW:

Stop posting photos or references to your where you live.

You’re not on MTV cribs, so stop doing house tours of your own house.

You don’t want to provide stalkers and thugs with the exact layout and entry points of the place you live.

Stop sharing your location in real time.

If you want to take sick trips, do it!

Just hit post once you leave.

Lock down apps that are leaking your location and other sensitive info that can be exploited.

You need to take privacy settings seriously.

Every app, every platform, make things as private as you can.

This doesn’t mean you have to stop posting, vlogging and tweeting. It means you need to do it with privacy in mind.

You’re not only putting yourself and your wealth at risk, you’re also putting the lives of your loved ones on the line.

Is it worth it?

Last thing (for now), your phone number and email address are like a key that can be used to connect your entire life together.

Guard them closely.

Not everyone needs your private personal number.

Share it sparingly.

You don’t need to become a hermit, you just need to manage your digital footprint well or have a team that can help you.

We’re already working with your mutuals so if you need to step your game up, reach out!

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@TMZ The trash that is TMZ. Amell is a super decent dude.

[Amber Brittain-Hale @DrBrittainHale]

Many such vulnerabilities 👇🏼

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@BloodaxeOnPrime The 2nd actor had more of the Viking feel. These guys aren’t touching Ragnar though.

[Chad Nelson @Chad_Nelson_]

We’re not prepared for drone warfare on our shores and we need to be.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

OSINT is the process of collecting publicly available information and analyzing it for key insights to support intelligence requirements.

It is not about going on Telegram, finding a video, posting it on X, and then adding your commentary.

That's research and editorial work, not open-source intelligence.

The buzzword of OSINT makes people think it is just research, which it is not.

OSINT requires more than identifying a source or uncovering a piece of information. It involves assessing credibility, verifying claims, establishing context, identifying relationships and patterns, and analyzing findings against a defined intelligence requirement.

Research is an essential component of OSINT, but research alone does not make something intelligence.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@BradThor

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@DiscussingFilm

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@BradThor I have a first edition. 😎

[Jack Carr @JackCarrUSA]

STATE OF EXILE. 2027.

Some secrets won’t stay buried.

For James Reece, those secrets will kill…

Pre-order today in hardcover, eBook, and audio.

https://t.co/hdLemPMzpw

[mark greaney @MarkGreaneyBook]

Here's a link to a great cause. Gray Man fan Michelle Percopo is a nurse who is heading back to Ukraine soon with Global Care Force as a medical volunteer. The people in Ukraine need our help and the brave volunteers who risk everything to go help them need medical equipment so they can do their jobs.

https://t.co/jlOmRgMpR0

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@Chad_Nelson_ Love this.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@DiscussingFilm One of the best shows ever.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@jason_howerton Physical abuse? Does that qualify? Living a double life? Rampant infidelity? Are those within the scope of acceptable?

[Justen @JustenCharters]

@DiscussingFilm My wife: And for your 43rd birthday I bought you StarCraft and a knee brace.

[Toby Harnden @tobyharnden]

When the first plane hit the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, these men were spread across the world. One was on a flight from Tashkent to Heathrow. Another was in a courtroom thousands of miles from the U.S. finalizing the adoption of his son. A third was underwater off Key West as part of his Special Forces diving course. A fourth was at CIA headquarters, furious that he was evacuated. “Why are we leaving when we can stay and do something?” he asked. When he finally got home, he told his wife: “This is war.”

Just over a month later, they became the CIA’s Team Alpha - the first Americans behind enemy lines after 9/11. Here they are at K2 air base in Uzbekistan on October 16, 2001, in front of one of the Black Hawks that flew them into Afghanistan that night. Back row, left to right: Alex Hernandez, Scott Spellmeyer, J. R. Seeger, Mark Rausenberger, David Tyson, Mike Spann. Front row: Andy Hartsog, Justin Sapp (Green Beret captain, attached). Stenciled on the side of the 160th SOAR helicopter was a phrase adapted from the 1987 movie The Untouchables, about Al Capone: “Don’t Bring a Knife to a Gunfight.”

Team Alpha’s writ was to extend over Samangan, Balkh, Faryab, Jowzjan, and Sar-e Pol, five of Afghanistan’s thirty-four provinces. This was a land area of over 30,000 square miles—slightly larger than the state of South Carolina.

The men of Team Alpha embodied America’s desire to strike back after 9/11. On September 20, President George W. Bush, in an address to a joint session of Congress, described the United States as “a country awakened to danger and called to defend freedom,” declaring: “And in our grief and anger we have found our mission and our moment.”

One of these eight never came back and is now at rest in Arlington National Cemetery.

Team Alpha’s story - a tale of American heroes and how the U.S. won the Afghanistan War in a few weeks before taking 20 years to lose it - is revealed in my book “First Casualty: The Untold Story of the CIA Mission to Avenge 9/11.”

Never forget.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

It happened with commercial airliners, not guns or bombs.

2,977 lives gone, children growing up without dads and moms.

A rescue dog barked next to a first responder, and he froze.

Because it was from the ash that clung to his clothes.

A CIA officer deployed with a small team to an inhospitable land.

His name was Mike Spann, and he would become the first American killed in combat in the war in Afghanistan.

An Afghan teenage boy who had been told the Americans were evil.

Eventually, he would fight alongside them against the Taliban and help free his people.

So many lives changed, so many left mourning,

All because of what happened that September morning.

[Chad Nelson @Chad_Nelson_]

Fraudsters use urgency as a weapon.

Don't fall for the urgency trap.

Verify what you're being told, especially if you're asked to urgently send money or provide access to one of your accounts.

[Justen @JustenCharters]

Essentially, you're ill-informed because you don't keep up with current events, and you support far-fetched theories that lack any grounding in truth. Like, the moon landing was fake? Is this Earth also flat? Also, it's very clear that you are far from nonpartisan, given your history and patterns of behavior, so I'm not sure why you wrote a hook like that.