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irregulationary commented on the blog post Happy Trails: Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow
Be seeing you!
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irregulationary commented on the blog post Did Thomas Drake Get iJustice?
If only Stalin knew…
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irregulationary commented on the blog post The Gitmo Lawyers’ Information Gulag
In the Brave New World, the “court security officer” admits measured doses of truth into the courtroom so as not to impede the goosestep of justice. Publicly known facts can be admitted only by masquerading as dangerous secrets, shackled and hooded like detainees.
If the “court security officer” keeps information *out,* who keeps it *in?* That complementary function, naturally, is the job of the “public information officer.”
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irregulationary commented on the blog post Chet Uber Contacted HBGary before He Publicized His Role in Turning in Bradley Manning
Chet Uber’s deranged syntax and Munchausenesque tale-spinning remind me very much of L. Ron Hubbard, minus about 80 criminal IQ points.
Cryptome quotes Chet on Intelligence and Analysis:
The patterns that we are looking for are those that reveal the 5% of the world that has no conscious. The people that will take a rifle to work and kill their entire office, the student that will do the same to their school mates, the extremist groups that will encourage lone wolfs to go into a church and kill another human being because they don’t approve of their work, the domestic and foreign terrorists that the United States, United Kingdom and the other allies have identified as a threat to our way of life, or the facist groups that go beyond complaining about the blacks and the jews and actually curb them, burn them alive, and of their own free will go beyond free speech act in a way that deprives other human beings of their life.
It is hard to in one paragraph like I just wrote to describe what we look for because the the truth is we are really looking for “what hasn’t yet ever happened, what is likely to happen based on what we believe indicates behaviors in the real world (digital or physical). The problem is as we currently see it is what Dr. Fred Cohen proved in his thesis and later mathematical work — That you can always get punched in the nose once. Malware and “bad behavior” has been proven to suffer from the halting problem. So the best we can hope for is to have a mechanism driven by the best science possible that will provide those in Intelligence to spot the most likely bad things.
