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be consistent. will they continue on the path? i think facebook s statement shows that it s completely unapologetic about the campaign. you know? they really have kind of been open about it. they didn t push back hard on it. and i think their statement shows that they feel that this is valid and wild because there s a difference of valid criticism and underhanded attack campaign. this is the type of thing you see in politics with opo research and planting op-eds from allegedly concerned parents drafted with metta. it is shocking but at the same time i guess they feel like this is business these days. how should a discerning news consumer know to be skeptical or suspicious about a negative
come from 100 polluters. any meaningful action has to be focused on them. if you look at the ipcc report, despite the dramatic impacts that it lays out in detail, it is many some sense in some sense reticent and conservative when it comes to the policy side of the matter and the political side. because scientists by their nature tend to be conserve in that regard. they don t want to get ahead of the science and wade into politics. they are afraid frankly of being attacked. i ve been at the center of a massive, you know, attack campaign, the fossil fuel industry has funded attacks against climate scientists for decades now. and any scientist who would speak out about the threat of climate change would be villified on, you know the pages of the wall street journal and on fox news. and you d have carb get angry politicians demanding you re
We have identified a global campaign that introduces a compromise into the networks of public and private organizations through the software supply chain, FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia announced in a Sunday blog post. This compromise is delivered through updates to a widely used IT infrastructure management software - the Orion network monitoring product from SolarWinds. The campaign demonstrates top-tier operational tradecraft and resourcing consistent with state-sponsored threat actors.
Left unsaid in Mandia s statement was that FireEye was one of the victims of the campaign against an unknown number of SolarWinds customers, which include hundreds of the world s largest companies and government agencies, including the U.S. National Security Agency.
and i think it is more likely that the senate will keep its push on to get republican agreement on a repeal and replace bill. but, senator mcconnell is trying to keep moderates and conservatives both on board. hasn t had success with that tactic as yet. and it s legitimately a really politically difficult balance to strike. you know, you talk you brought up actually the perfect segue. you mentioned lawmakers aren t confident how the president is going to react. we saw the highly publicized attack campaign on nevada senator dean heller. how has that worked out over the last week is that making more senators afraid? it doesn t appear to have been successful. this is outside group that supports the president s agenda that took on dean heller a moderate who had come out against the healthcare package. the problem was that it caused a backlash among