Originally published at: CABLE CUTTING UPDATE: YET ANOTHER INTERNET CABLE CUT
This story will seem familiar to those readers who’ve been watching this website going back about ten to fifteen years. Indeed, it is for the reason that this is not even remotely the first such story that I’m blogging about it, and also because it is the ever-suspicious UK Daily Mail reporting it. As I…
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I am starting to think that the only company that really benefits from severed internet cables is SpaceX.
Data center in space and Starlink internet are solutions to earthly “hardware architecture of internet.”
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5th, 6th, 7th Generation WARFARE…
The frame for reading today’s blog
Cable-cutting is a division of “intelligence agencies”, also using business fronts.
Business fronts too small to know; or, too big[google], not to know.
They also do ransomeware.
Chinese, Iranian, CIA, MI6, Russian, u-name-it.
Even, interdimensional can be ghosted.
Like 20th-Worst Century Elections…
The last to steal; WIN$! elections.
An political/economy based on FRAUD/CRIME!
Crime that stays/Is crime that stays.
https://rt.com/news/642432-ai-digital-nuclear-weapons/
https://rt.com/news/642429-ai-agents-market-meltdown-boe/
Built into system - with foreknowledge?
… Ah yes, as reported by the Daily Mockingbird Mail
such maps already exist … here is an example …
https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home
… also see “map using reference” in The X-Files episode Kill Switch … below is the relevant dialog
ESTHER: Well, obviously we can’t inject Kill Switch over the Net. There’s only one way now: We have to find its home node and physically feed it the poisoned apple.
MULDER: Physically?
ESTHER: Right into its eager little CD drive. It knew it couldn’t hide over the Net forever, not until it learned to completely disguise itself. It requires a physical nexus of hardware so somewhere its built itself a little safehouse. (FROHIKE is in awe. SCULLY is totally over her.) David went looking for it.
MULDER: Did he find it?
ESTHER: There’s no way to know.
SCULLY: Why don’t you just call him. (They all look at SCULLY.) Oh, right – death from above.
LANGLY: It would need bandwidth.
ESTHER: It’s a pig for bandwith.
BYERS: It would need a T3, at least.
SCULLY: T3?
FROHIKE: A hard line – 45 megs a second.
BYERS: Major research labs and internet service providers use them.
LANGLY: But the government keeps those records secret for fear of sabotage.
ESTHER: Gee, you guys know anyone that works for the government?
(All look at MULDER.)
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