Mr.T

Ne ut qui millia annorum victurus sit; fatum impendet; dum vivis, dum licet, fac bonus fias.
Astra inclinant, sed non obligant.

[Mr.T @MisterTonon]

@Luz_Angelina_ Ah, bueno. Yo entendía que no era lo mismo que PTO y que dependía del patrono, pero puede ser.

[Mr.T @MisterTonon]

Me enteré de que los gringos tienen algo llamado PTO, tiempo libre pagado para descansar o resolver asuntos personales.

Lamentablemente aquí no funcionaría, porque a los 5 minutos saldría alguien diciendo que eso fomenta la huevonería y que el descanso es comunismo...

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

Americans...

[Mr.T @MisterTonon]

@josejoaking Es X, no una tesis. Si lo que molestó fue “cerotal” y no la contradicción cultural que señalé, creo que el punto quedó bastante claro.

[Mr.T @MisterTonon]

@josejoaking José Joaquín, lo de los tacos era un ejemplo, no el objeto de estudio. Si se sintió aludido, ahí ya no puedo ayudarle. El punto es simple: mucha gente desprecia a México en público, pero vive consumiendo su cultura.

[Ana Kasparian @AnaKasparian]

@netanyahu fuck you

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

F CK
I SRAEL
F CK
A MERICA

[Mr.T @MisterTonon]

El cerotal de compatriotas celebrando que eliminaron a México y subiéndose al bus de Inglaterra, como si no tuviéramos más historia, cultura y vida cotidiana compartida con México que con esos piratas. Después ahí andan hartando tacos, oyendo música mexicana y copiando todo... 🙄

[Explosive Media @ExplosiveMediaa]

FIFA is corrupt AF!

And this is just one example in this world.
Justice is dead. They're not even hiding it anymore.

[Phillip Chicola @pchicola]

El otro dato irónico de esta historia
Folarin Balogun es un "birthright citizen".

Sus padres vivían en Londres, viajaron a USA y ahí nació Balogún.

Bajo la propuesta Trump, Balogún no debería ser ciudadano americano.

Y que si Trump terminó abogando por él.

Realismo mágico!

[Bosnian Football @BosniaNTBall]

Just end the torunament now. This is disgraceful! #FIFAWorldCup

[TSN @TSN_Sports]

The Royal Belgian Football Association have released a statement following FIFA's decision to allow the USA's Folarin Balogun to play on Monday despite picking up a red card in his team's Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. #FIFAWorldCup

[Merajul Hasan @jusslaugh1]

@WhiteHouse FIFA is not Rigged, Right !?

[KlaasEngels @Xinirnix]

@larssivertsen This seems like a 100% pure red card, no?

[Cloudbet @Cloudbet]

@nytimes Folarin Balogun overturns a red card using a Trump card! 🇺🇸🟥

[Danis @DanisMCFC]

This is 100% a robbery senegal have been robbed how is this a penalty???? Belgium do not deserve to go through corruption https://t.co/ykILb8NnBG

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ Huntress' CEO says it's not illegal that an employee of theirs tipped off a threat actor about the FBI looking for them, then closes his blog post with "protecting ALL businesses while wrecking adversaries in the process."

How exactly are you wrecking adversaries when you act as their informant by allegedly sending them screenshots that named FBI agents?

Their CEO, Kyle Hanslovan, said in an interview today that a current employee told a ransomware actor that law enforcement had reached out asking about that actor. He calls it "poor judgment," says it was not illegal, and rejects the "insider threat" label.

The former employee who raised it, Ben Folland, says that admission proves his point. He alleges the employee forwarded FBI communications to the DevMan ransomware group, then refused to cooperate with the FBI. His supporting evidence is not public yet.

Threat-intel teams routinely talk to criminals for research, but once a researcher warns a target that law enforcement is circling, an active case can collapse, and that is the line Huntress now has to defend in public.

We've reached out to Huntress with questions about the employee who allegedly sent DevMan information, and they pointed us to their CEO's blog post.

[ELKIN ISAZA @elkin_isaza]

Confirmado el robo...