it's unfortunate that the US government is debating such issues instead of
real things!

On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 12:15 PM, n3td3v <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> If Marcus Sachs can convince the white house to treat hackers as part
> of the "war on terror", it means he and his agenda gets priority
> funding, thats whats going on right now.
>
> The only problem is, this is a cheat and a lie is what he is doing
> just to get cyber security put into the "war on terror" category.
>
> In its natural state, cyber security is nothing to do with the "war on
> terror", but thats how this new dodgy dossier coming out in November
> is going to sell it to the next administration as it is coming in and
> 100 days after.
>
> Should we allow Marcus Sachs to put hackers into the "war on terror"
> category, just for the sake of the extra $100 million, ontop of the
> $30 million he's already managed to swindle?
>
> He is taking advantage of a funding system, and frauding the
> government by making them think, shit sachs is right, let's give this
> shit the "war on terror" category funding it deserves!
>
> Its a shame the government don't know to come onto the mailing lists
> and find out everyone is 'lol'ing' at sachs and realize he's cheating
> the system, the tax payer, the government and every other person under
> the sun of out money!
>
> What uncle sam doesn't know won't hurt them about sachs I guess.
>
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