Politricks, UFOs and the hacker-demon
May 6th, 2006In 2002, Gary McKinnon was arrested by the UK’s national high-tech crime unit, after being accused of hacking into Nasa and the US military computer networks.
He says he spent two years looking for photographic evidence of alien spacecraft and advanced power technology.
America now wants to put him on trial, and if tried there he could face 60 years behind bars. […]
Profile – Gary McKinnon
“I found out that the US military use Windows,” said Mr McKinnon […]
The defence rests, m’lud!
See also: Hacker fears ‘UFO cover-up’ … with video interview from today.
May 6th, 2006 at 11:30 am
Poor old Gary!
What he did’nt understand in time is that there is already plenty of evidence in the public arena; finding more evidence of a cover up, even if it is from NASA will do nothing to speed up the release of the secretly held technology.
What needs to happen now is a privately controlled effort to coax down or shoot down UFOs. This is the only way we will be able to get our hands on the goods. Complaining to government or trying to steal the stuff that they have collected is pointless.
Shooting them down is not going to happen, not when they can accelerate from 0 to 3000MPH almost instantly (you HAVE seen that footage have’nt you?). Coaxing them down … even less likely. Would YOU step off of your helicopter into a seething jungle of cannibals dancing around a huge cooking pot? Thats what we look like to them, I assure you.
Gary is being punished because if they do not burn him at the stake in a SuperMax, they will have to do a billion dollar security review of all their installations. Better to frighten off everyone than throw out windoze right?
May 8th, 2006 at 5:57 pm
So, all the papers all over the world are reporting that the MOD says UFOs are plasma.
What a joke.
The paranoid amongst us will thinkg that this a deliberate release to discredit Gary so they can ship him to the USA, more likely that this is just another chapter in the already lost disinformation war.
Either way, if you want to read a REAL report on this subjec, you can do no better than COMETA part one and two. A mind blowingly honest report, as I have described before on this blog.
May 9th, 2006 at 9:56 am
Not guilty!
Dr K, another UK hacker interviewed by the BBC News website, questioned why Mr McKinnon had to be extradited to be tried for the crimes for which he has already confessed.
“We have laws in this country to deal with this kind of trans-national data crime,” he said, “Gary McKinnon should be tried here under UK law.
“Gary McKinnon should not be extradited – he’s just a hacker – not a terrorist – and the UK should resist any attempts to hype up his activities by the US government in order to pillory and crucify him in public in America,” he added.
May 9th, 2006 at 10:06 am
Someone clever said:
(Comment: This is just another example of bias from the BBC. They state how something doesn’t exist without looking back at the evidence that came from reliable sources. Military personnel, Police officers, American Presidents are just a few people who have documented UFO’s.
The dis-information from this article and the MOD will do very little to convince any UFO enthusiast as the common excuses layed out have been used for the past 60 years.
It will only harden those who lack an open mind to even look at the evidence that has been documented for well over 60 years. ‘Seeing is believing’ I guess; with those who even see something strange will no doubt deny its existance.
This is one of the reasons why I have no faith in the BBC. They state something is not real without providing enough evidence; I’m sure Ufology has more documented evidence than the MOD or any other government has ever gathered or documented; Especially when the MOD’s freedom of Information act says they have no documented information of UFOs before the 1960s.)
From this blog
I am simply amazed at how everyone has swallowed this BBQ report; no one has ACTUALLY READ THE MOD REPORT, and yet, all over the world the conclusion of this report is being repeated over and over again, including extrapolations, like this:
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http://www.physorg.com/news66281961.html
Truely amazing.