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TK News by Matt Taibbi 18611 implied HN points 22 Apr 23
  1. There is an ongoing media blackout in effect, creating a situation similar to Sovietization.
  2. Allegations suggest a coordinated effort to discredit a New York Post expose about Hunter Biden's laptop before the 2020 election.
  3. The involvement of powerful intelligence figures raises concerns about potential subversion of electoral processes.
Natto Thoughts 79 implied HN points 10 Apr 24
  1. Intrusion Truth has a track record of correctly identifying Chinese threat actors tied to APT groups, leading to US DoJ indictments.
  2. Their success stems from starting investigations by leveraging report findings, receiving tips, and exploring science and technology companies in specific regions.
  3. Intrusion Truth's methods showcase the value of outdated research, the importance of community collaboration for threat hunting, and the need for deep understanding of the threat environment.
Yashar's Newsletter 5719 implied HN points 16 Sep 23
  1. Julian Swartz, a top Scientology official, has been covering up crimes, particularly those involving sexual violence, for years.
  2. Swartz's role in Scientology is to protect the organization at all costs, even if it means committing crimes like silencing victims and destroying lives.
  3. Swartz has been involved in covering up sex crimes by Scientologists, including cases of sexual assault, rape, and molestation of children.
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The Status Kuo 3 HN points 16 Feb 23
  1. The blame game around the toxic train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, has become highly political, with Republicans targeting the infrastructure bill and current administration.
  2. The ultimate responsibility for the disaster lies with Norfolk Southern, due to a combination of mechanical failures, inadequate safety measures, and regulatory loopholes.
  3. There is a need to revisit and strengthen regulations regarding the transportation of hazardous materials by rail to prioritize public safety over industry interests.
Joxley Writes 0 implied HN points 28 Jan 24
  1. The shocking history of illegal adoption in Georgia and its long-lasting effects were uncovered by a BBC report and documentary.
  2. Criminal gangs were involved in vast networks trading stolen babies during the Soviet period and early stages of Georgian independence.
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