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Perhaps it's US spy equipment that has been stuxnet'd by a third-party, like Russia or the DPRK or Iran.
by numbsafari 8y ago
Perhaps it's US spy equipment that has been stuxnet'd by a third-party, like Russia or the DPRK or Iran.
- rdiddly 8y agoOne more possibility: US equipment operated intentionally by covert US personnel. Why? Maybe for simple "field testing." Or as a false flag attack. Or in service of some intra-US political goal (power games don't always cross national borders even when they happen in foreign lands - example: Mr. Diplomat is getting too cozy with Cuba/China, or talking to the "wrong people" in Cuba/China, or is getting dangerously close to stumbling on some important information about US activity in Cuba/China). Another possibility since we're already in some pretty cynical territory: The whole thing is made up. That way, you get all the "blaming" benefits of a false flag attack without the expense and risk of pulling off an actual attack. I haven't scrutinized the evidence at all though, if there is any, so if you jump down my throat, do it gently. The Skripal poisoning may be one of these also.