Bolton pleads guilty to "retaining classifed information". https://www.cbsnews.com/news/john-bolton-guilty-plea-retaining-classified-national-security-information/ Bolton always said death, jail or bans should be done to Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, President Trump......... ......... .......when they were accused of "retaining classifed information". https://x.com/wikileaks/status/2070642285847412818/video/1 But Bolton did. & he put info where Iran would get it. (If Bolton helped LGBT-hating, terrorist Iran by purpose or by accident, u decide) In plea deal, Bolton got 18 charges down to 1, but must pay $2 million & do jail. According to the terms of the plea agreement read in court Friday, Bolton's legal team and the Justice Department agreed to a prison term of no greater than 60 months in federal detention, as well as the fine. The parties said they also agreed that Bolton would debrief national security officials on information he had unlawfully retained and would perform 100 hours of community service to assist in government efforts to stop unlawful disclosure of classified information. Victory lap from Kash Patel. https://x.com/FBIDirectorKash/status/2070591740348858782 This FBI’s investigation proved that John Bolton knowingly transmitted top secret information using personal online accounts and retained said documents in his house - all in direct violation of federal law. Despite an onslaught of false claims by the fake news stating this case was ‘retribution,’ this investigation was based on meticulous work from dedicated professionals at the FBI who followed the facts without fear or favor - and Bolton chose to admit his guilt and pled guilty.

@oblodsy I think I'm one of the few people who didn't care for this series. I often find RTDs work a bit formulaic - always a poor boy written in who we are all supposed to feel sorry for and secretly root for (Vince, Colin etc) but I've enjoyed his past stuff. This one I couldn't get on with. If I didn't know different, I would say it was written by a woman. I found some of it ridiculous - the decisions made were so extraordinary that they felt ridiculous and contrived to try to hammer in a point. Not for me.

brazilian here too

@ianfontinell is there any plan for a system to suggest new tags?

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@Aerethiel It is supposed to prevent that kind of thing in theory, but the big players to the market in Canada (Bell, Rogers, Telus, and Videotron) all have such DPI systems, which absolutely CAN and DO decrypt. Until Bill C-9 passed just recently, this practice was highly illegal, but since the passing of that bill, it has become the "standard" practice. There are other countries like Turkey that come to mind that have the same kind of DPI system. I don't know if their systems can read the actual traffic though to tell what kind it is, or if they can see the actual content as well, but I know in Canada (and likely also the USA), the big player providers (and by extension, the government) can not only see what kind of traffic is being transmitted, but they can also see the content of the traffic too. This means that for anyone who has smart home gadgets or appliances that connect to their home network, the government absolutely DOES know what you have, what you've got things set to, when you're home or not home, and so much more, as they read all the data from such gadgets to keep track of the people. It's actually kind of scary. Sadly even in Canada, especially with the recent passing of Bill C-9, a VPN doesn't help... It will keep other people on the internet from seeing what you're up to, or even seeing where and who you really are, but it absolutely will NOT stop the government from prying into your business.