kay so wait
theyre all like oh no hes not a terrorist
but if a muslim in london hacked the computers
yeah he's definitely a terrorist
he is and should be treated like one.
theres nothing stopping him from gettin things and telling a group or groups of people that are terrorists what he saw which could lead to gaps in defense systems.
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31-07-2008, 10:16 AM #22
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There's no proof linking him to terrorist organisations though so it would be unfair to treat him like that, however you've raised a good point, I bet if he was a Muslim he would of been defined as a Terrorist straight away?
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It doesn't matter if he is linked to a terrorist organization or not.
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Which seems like he used the intimidation part, the political objectives is the whole UFO thing,.One who utilizes the systematic use of violence and intimidation to achieve political objectives, while disguised as a civilian non-combatant. ...
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Its SonicMouse!!
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31-07-2008, 10:28 PM #26
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WAIT NO, FINCH HIMSELF IS BACK, LOCK YOUR ROOMS! Originally Posted by AndrewByrne
Its SonicMouse!!
Lol
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The US Army/Navy would have info on UFO's.
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yeh but he shouldnt have walked in, in the first place.. there was no need for blank password checking.. Originally Posted by Mr.Sam
its like, trying the test every doors of peoples homes and see which one isnt locked lolz
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Well, its Nasa's fault. They should have installed Norton
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