CIA vs. Wikileaks [video]
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#2One of several advantages military/policing/etc forces have is detailed records of what worked & what didn't in a confrontation, and the other doesn't even necessarily know that they are fighting. That and purpose-built gear which nearly goes without saying.
Something I've noticed with the riots in Europe/America/China/the Middle East/Africa is that we now have first hand video footage of how situations play out. Often longform over 20 minutes which goes far beyond what traditional media forces would show.
It isn't anywhere near enough to erase the organisational gap, but it is the furthest along the civilians have ever been in that game.
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#3Slides (PDF, 36 MB):
https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/rc3/2020/Fahrplan/system/even...
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#4One of several advantages military/policing/etc forces have is detailed records of what worked & what didn't in a confrontation, and the other doesn't even necessarily know that they are fighting. That and purpose-built gear which nearly goes without saying. Something I've noticed with the riots in Europe/America/China/the Middle East/Africa is that we now have first hand video footage of how situations play out. Oft…
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#5The meat starts at 15:52
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#7I am afraid the real world journalists don't care too much about Wikileak. I am afraid that's how I feel this way. To me, Wikileak is the real meat journalists, no speculation, no opinion, just information, data for people to process. But we don't want it, we want to read tldr;, one sentence is something I am interested to read about a topic. Journalists know that, they rather publish unchecked facts, as long as it grabs eyeballs. They want to force opinion, ideology to people. Can news be news, not opinions? I don't know. I am not going to anything related to this on mainstream news media I am sure.
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#8– (1) “Do you live in the UK?” / Alternative: “What is your occupation?”
– (2) “How long do you stay?”
– (3) “What do you do in the UK?”
These are the questions I always get every time I cross any border anywhere except the border (on the way in) of my own country. I don't get this bit.
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#9One of several advantages military/policing/etc forces have is detailed records of what worked & what didn't in a confrontation, and the other doesn't even necessarily know that they are fighting. That and purpose-built gear which nearly goes without saying. Something I've noticed with the riots in Europe/America/China/the Middle East/Africa is that we now have first hand video footage of how situations play out. Oft…
The main advantage 'the man' has is organization and unit cohesion.
Riots look fun on TV. and then you're in one. And you've only met these protesters casually a few times. Are you ready to take a beat down for them? And are you willing to fight hard against a tight unit like LEO or the military who have a lot more weapons to escalate with.
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#10Am I alone in finding that these slides read like the ramblings of a looney?