Troll/college mischief; I think. Or deranged local wannabe; not unknown sadly.
Cant remember where read that they are going through footage, but they were no cameras at the rock itself
Troll/college mischief; I think. Or deranged local wannabe; not unknown sadly.
Over the weekend, the police requested that residents refrain from posting details of the raids on social media and potentially tipping the suspects off in the process. Twitter users followed through by flooding the platform with photos of cats in order to show a moment of levity and stamp out any possible security leaks.
On Monday, British Prime Minster David Cameron announced that he will seek parliamentary support to launch new airstrikes against ISIS in Syria.
http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2015/11/brussels-terror-lockdown-raids
Def a dog person but loved the way they did the robe!!!
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...bels-down-russian-rescue-helicopter/76310300/
Syrian rebels say they downed a Russian rescue helicopter
They were warned. This is from October:
Turkey 'cannot endure' Russian violation of airspace, president says
roflmao
Looks like the campaign by Anonymous against ISIS has fallen apart: http://www.news.com.au/technology/o...g/news-story/311002b42259faac63ca936ba5ce225c
Sweden slams shut its open-door policy towards refugees
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/24/sweden-asylum-seekers-refugees-policy-reversal
Pretty embarrassing, really. Hard to think how that was ever going to work.
Its actually good
Anonymous's Cyber War with ISIS Could Compromise Terrorism Intelligence
​http://www.scientificamerican.com/a...isis-could-compromise-terrorism-intelligence/
easy jet and BA canceling all flight to where hotel happened till jann 6 sky news
Borg contends, however, that Anonymous and the hacker community in general do more good than harm. Given the brutality of ISIS’s attacks, and its successful Internet recruitment efforts, the hacker collective’s latest rally against the terrorist organization is an acceptable risk. “Right now, the harm to innocent parties that Anonymous might cause by going after the servers ISIS is using would probably be worth it,” he says. In addition to the ISIS-related Twitter accounts taken down, Anonymous used #OpIceISIS, #OpParis and other Twitter threads to report on their progress and reveal names, locations and pictures of those supporting ISIS.
“To me, it’s not surprising, it’s a little overdue,” Borg adds. Anonymous launched a similar campaign against ISIS following its attack on Charlie Hebdo, claiming to disrupt tens of thousands of Twitter accounts connected to the terrorist organization
The cost of the Liberal government’s plan to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees has been pegged at $1.2 billion over the next six years, The Canadian Press has learned.
A government document obtained by The Canadian Press that lays out the proposed funding model says $876.7 million would be needed in 2015-2016 alone.
Some of that will be covered this year by $16.6 million announced by the previous Conservative government during the election and $100 million coming out of an existing pool of funds to respond to international crises.
The document, called “Responding to the Syrian Refugee Crisis: Rapid Resettlement of 25,000 Syrians Funding Table,” says $1.1 billion in new money will be required between now and 2021.