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ISIL hack proves Oz police are a pack of INCOMPETENT dummies
by Nino Bucci via jason - Canberra Times Wednesday, Aug 12 2015, 10:55am
international / prose / post

Aussies know too well that every time Tony Abbott opens his lying mouth it’s to evade, lie, cheat and DISTRACT the public from focusing on his government’s appalling leadership and lack of vision. The Abbott government makes hopeless Rudd and Gillard look like political geniuses, both former leaders at least have successful reforms and policies to their credit – what is Abbott’s record after two years at the helm? More LIES, attacking vulnerable and average Aussies while allowing tax evading multi-nationals and large corporations a free run.

Abbott, incompetent lying clown

We should also note that the gay marriage media saturation ploy is simply another MAJOR distraction, what is the percentage of homosexuals in this nation, miniscule? The vast majority of Australians want effective government, which, after two years in power, Abbott is CLEARLY incapable of delivering – fuck media saturation on gay marriage, let them marry, WHO CARES? Get back to taxing the tax evaders and serving the overwhelming majority of hard working Australians – and sacking INCOMPETENT police and ASIO bureaucrats, while you’re at it!

The following piece from the Canberra Times highlights yet again how the regulatory authorities, “the best police in the world,” according to pathological liar Abbott, have been caught with their pants down – these clowns are so busy playing politics and ‘cover my arse,’ they have completely forgotten basic police work. An inbred bunch of Islamist morons, without the advantage of zillions in taxpayer funds, sweeping metadata laws and pan surveillance, were able to hack into various digital devices of prominent Australians and do so without the authorities being any the wiser. So the next time Abbott or any other corporate serving politician murmurs new or additional ‘anti-terrorist’ laws Australia knows exactly what the politician can do with that policy, jam it!

Story from the Canberra Times follows:

ISIS posts Australian hit list after hacking Aussie Citizens
by Nino Bucci

Islamic State has hacked the personal information of Australian Defence Force employees and their relatives, a Victorian MP, and several public servants, and urged home-grown terrorists to attack them, in a chilling online breach.

Many of the Australians whose mobile phone numbers, email addresses, online passwords, and home suburbs were published had no idea their safety had been compromised until contacted by Fairfax Media on Wednesday.

Islamic State bragged for hours on social media about the dump of information relating to more than 1400 people, most of them supposedly US military personnel, and accompanied it with a terrifying call-to-arms.

But Australian authorities were caught on their heels, with Defence personnel and the Victorian MP among those who were unaware of the hack.

This is despite Australia's most senior Islamic State militant, former Melbourne man and terror recruiter Neil Prakash, posting links to the information on social media about 4.30am on Wednesday.

A message from the Islamic State Hacking Division, which accompanied the spreadsheet of personal details, warned: "know that we are in your emails and computer systems, watching and recording your every move.

"We have your names and addresses, we are in your ... social media accounts.

"We are extracting confidential data and passing on your personal information to the soldiers of the khilafah [caliphate], who soon with the permission of Allah will strike at your necks in your own lands!"

Fairfax Media found the details of at least eight Australians in the list, including a mother who is employed by the ADF, a Victorian MP, employees or former employees of NSW Health, and an Australian National Audit Office employee.

The brother of a Defence force employee and a former Army reservist were also compromised.

Fairfax Media will not publish the names of those on the list.

Half of those whose information had been leaked – including the MP, a Defence employee, the former reservist, and the relative of a Defence employee – confirmed they had first learnt about the breach when contacted by Fairfax Media.

The numbers published on the spreadsheet were used to contact them.

The Victorian MP said he had contacted the security detail tasked with protecting parliamentarians and was concerned about his family's welfare.

"I'm completely at a loss," he said.

"What do I do? The police probably know less than you and I."

One of the Defence employees was home with her children when she was alerted to the breach. She was shocked she had not been contacted by her employer.

The brother of a Defence employee was equally staggered that he had not been contacted by authorities.

"I've just been thinking about whether I should be calling someone," he said.

"I would think they would have their finger on the pulse a bit more.

"It's not as if they don't have my number."

Prakash, a former attendee of the Al-Furqan Islamic Centre in Springvale South, urged his Twitter followers to share the hacked information, also tweeting "cyber war got em shook!"

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