Society's Child
Right at the tail end of 2018, Motherboard reported that a hacking group called The Dark Overlord had stolen files related to litigation around the 9/11 attacks, and dumped a selection of them online.
The release of the files was part of an extortion scheme against The Dark Overlord's hacking victims, and followed the group's established technique of stealing information and then approaching media outlets with the files in an attempt to exert further pressure on the group's targets. The Dark Overlord also distributed a set of encrypted folders, ready to be unlocked at a later date, and which they claimed contained more 9/11-linked material.
Now, around two months after the first data dump, someone has released another encryption key for the third layer of stolen material, which appears to contain thousands of emails, at least some of which are between different law firms.
- Two women who were formerly employed by Planned Parenthood and one woman who did work for the abortion organization shared their stories with The Daily Caller News Foundation in a series of interviews.
- Planned Parenthood schedules later abortions to make a profit, encourages sex, violates policies and does not keep young women safe, the former workers said.
- Planned Parenthood bars workers from speaking about traumatic events and fires workers who don't schedule enough abortions, according to the women.
Myra Kincaid worked as a surgical assistant at a Planned Parenthood in Baltimore, Maryland, from February 2013 to February 2014, she said. Planned Parenthood called Kincaid shortly before she graduated college to recruit her, Kincaid told TheDCNF. She previously worked as a pharmacy technician and was in school to become a medical assistant.
Kincaid said Planned Parenthood didn't emphasize abortion at the beginning of her employment and told her the organization provided services for women like cancer screenings, but shortly thereafter, she was "thrown right into the surgical room where they perform the abortions, and that's because they were so short-staffed that they had to rush me through training."
Comment: The last thing Planned Parenthood has (if it ever did) is an interest in the well-being of women and children. See also:
- Morally repugnant: VA Governor Northam received nearly $2 million from Planned Parenthood to support infanticide
- Medication abortions far more dangerous than surgical abortions, says former Planned Parenthood director
- Top doctor for Planned Parenthood caught on camera describing selling fetal organs on black market
- Nick Cannon: Planned Parenthood founded to "exterminate the Negro race"
- Planned Parenthood's outgoing president dismembers the 'only 3% abortions' lie
- Planned Parenthood begins offering children transgender hormone therapy drugs
The pressure group is currently advertising a US-government backed 'Disinfo Week', with seminars in Belgium, Greece and Spain next month. Ironically, at the same time its own lobbyists have decided to concoct some misleading headlines of their own.
This is the only explanation for a bizarre report which suggests Russia is currently suffering from an exceptional "brain drain."
A contention which flies in the face of facts, given the country has one of the lowest emigration rates in Europe. Indeed, Russians are around four times less likely to depart their homeland than Brits, for example.
Comment: As noted in How Putin won the support of Russia's youth:
According to a survey last year by the Levada Center - Russia's only major independent polling firm - 86 per cent of young Russian adults (between 18 and 24 years old) approve of Vladimir Putin as president, the highest approval rating among any age group.And this is the kind of approval rating politicians in the West could only dream of.
See also:
- UK poverty: Hungry children 'eating from school bins' - head teacher
- Yellow Vests Rise Against Neo-liberal King Macron
- Despite "shiny new buildings" children in Northern England face poverty, bad schools and a lack of opportunities
- New York's millennials are waiting tables to pay off student loans - fighting elimination of 'tip credit'

More than $19 million of cocaine was seized at the Port of Savannah by federal agents.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents at the Port of Savannah came across the shipment in November, the agency said in a statement released last week. They found 450 packages that weighed over 1,150 pounds hidden within the fresh produce.
"This was an outstanding interception of narcotics by our CBP officers, "said Lisa Beth Brown, Savannah Area Port Director for the agency. "This seizure is a positive enforcement action against drug smuggling organizations and highlights the important work our officers do each day to stop illegal activity at our borders and ports of entry."
The shipment originated in the coastal city of Cartagena. An investigation into the drugs is ongoing. No arrests have been made.
On a typical day, customs agents seize over 5,000 pounds of drugs, according to the agency.

A Palestinian stands on his property overlooking the Israeli settlement Har Homa, West Bank, February 18, 2011.
Jerusalem's planning and construction committee approved the project earlier this week, paving the way for 4,416 housing new units in the city.
According to local reports, units will be built in the East Jerusalem neighborhoods of Shuafat and Beit Hanina, 464 in the Gilo settlement which is built on the lands of the Beit Jala town in Bethlehem, and 480 units in the West Jerusalem neighborhoods of Kiryat Yuval and Kiryat Menachem.

Screenshot of the infamous sniper photo in the context of Mor Ostrovski’s Instagram account on 15 February 2013, before its deletion.
Israeli soldier Mor Ostrovski subsequently deleted his Instragram account after the global attention his image received. However we have now posted screen captures of his account below showing the main account page and the sniper photo in its original context.
Original Post
This disturbing image shows the back of the head of a child or young man as seen in the crosshairs of a rifle. The photo was posted on the personal Instagram account of Mor Ostrovski, a 20-year old Israeli soldier in a sniper unit.
The context - particularly the character of the buildings seen in the background of the image - strongly suggests the child could be Palestinian.
There are no other images to suggest that the photographer actually fired at the person in the image in this case. The image is simply tasteless and dehumanizing. It embodies the idea that Palestinian children are targets.

Pope Francis attends a Eucharistic celebration at the Regia Hall of the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican on Sunday.
"The brutality of this worldwide phenomenon becomes all the more grave and scandalous in the church, for it is utterly incompatible with (its) moral authority and ethical credibility," the Pope said in a speech in Vatican City on Sunday.
"Consecrated persons," he continued, "chosen by God to guide souls to salvation, let themselves be dominated by their human frailty or sickness and thus become tools of Satan."

A gunner mans a machine gun at the back of a US Marine Corps V-22 Osprey flying near a French artillery base near Al Qaim in Iraq's western Anbar province opposite Syria's Deir Ezzor region, a few kilometres away from the last scrap of territory held by ISIS.
Colonel Francois-Regis Legrier, who has been in charge of directing French artillery supporting Kurdish-led groups in Syria since October, said the coalition's focus had been on limiting its own risks and this had greatly increased the death toll among civilians and the levels of destruction.
"Yes, the Battle of Hajin was won, at least on the ground but by refusing ground engagement, we unnecessarily prolonged the conflict and thus contributed to increasing the number of casualties in the population," Mr Legrier wrote in an article in the National Defence Review.

Displaced people from the minority Yazidi sect, fleeing violence from forces loyal to the Islamic State in Sinjar town, walk towards the Syrian border in 2014. About half of the 6,500 Yazidis kidnapped by IS are still missing
The men were buried alive in a mass grave, while the women and children were taken to a nearby town in the north of the country, where they were divided up by age.
The most prized, taken off by senior IS figures, were those aged between ten and 20.
This petrified group included Marwa, a member of the Yazidi persecuted minority religion. She had turned ten shortly before the appalling events in August 2014.
The image of Suzan Hindi, a local Muslim woman in her early 40s wearing a blue headscarf, now welcomes motorists entering Gavle, a coastal municipality in Sweden about 100km north of Stockholm. The photo is occasionally shown on a digital board along with the message: "Welcome to Gavle!"
Comment: It's not just that many of Sweden's Muslims ideologically supported ISIS, many of them travelled there to fight FOR ISIS. And then the Swedish government welcomed the surviving members 'home'.
- Swedish police: 3000 violent extremists in Sweden, 2000 Islamists
- Sweden welcomes returning Islamic State terrorists by giving them protected identities
- Seriously? Sweden wants to welcome terrorists home from Syria with free driver's license, housing & tax perks









Comment: See also: Hacker group threatens to leak secret documents on 9/11 'truth' unless paid in bitcoin