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Nigeria And The Nigerien Coup: The Allegory Of The Hunch-Backed Cripple – Mike Ozekhome, SAN

Once upon a time, a cripple with a hunchback boasted about leading his people to war. He was warned to keep off because of his visible infirmity. He was asked how he would escape when the war broke out. He said it did not matter. He believed that since he was the king of his |
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Phone chargers given to world leaders by G20 Russian hosts 'were able to capture data for the Kremlin' – Engineering Evil

The revelation came after Germany's  secret service investigated the devices It warned that they were 'trojan horses'  capable of fishing for information Warnings have gone out to every  government that received them By  Hannah Roberts In Rome PUBLISHED: 08:53 EST, 29  October 2013 |  UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 29 October 2013   America’s NSA spy agency…
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Nigeria And The Nigerien Coup: The Allegory Of The Hunch-Backed Cripple (5) – Mike Ozekhome, SAN

Our lengthy dissertation on this vexed issue took us in part 4, through the gamut if threat of war and sovereignty under international law; the UN and Regional Agencies and international laws and instruments that govern wrongful intervention. This is th concluding part of our discourse. The UN Charter prohibits the use of force which |
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U.S. intelligence agencies spend millions to hunt for insider threats, document shows

By  Carol D. Leonnig, Julie Tate and Barton Gellman, Published: September 1 The U.S. government suspects that individuals with connections to al-Qaeda and other hostile groups have repeatedly sought to obtain jobs in the intelligence community, and it reinvestigates thousands of employees a year to reduce the threat that one of its own may be trying…
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