On November 5, 2024, a large-scale cybersecurity exercise will unfold, coinciding with Election Day in the United States. This event aims to simulate a cyber-attack on “critical infrastructure,” involving participants from various government levels—federal, state, county, and city—along with representatives from academia and industry. The primary goal is to test and enhance the resilience of these systems against potential cyber threats.
Poster Comment:
1) There were similar simulations on 9-11.
2) The WEF at Davos has annual cyber polygon exercises.
3) This is why Trump told his voters to vote early.
4) This could kick off a civil war if we have no election result.
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Horse posted on 2024-10-23 09:39:26 Reply Private Reply
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Poll: Most Americans Oppose Sending U.S. Troops to Defend Israel
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With the US amassing aircraft carriers, fighter jets and 4,500 Marines and sailors in the eastern Mediterranean Sea to defend Israel, a new poll found the majority of Americans oppose sending US forces to defend the Jewish state from Iran.
From Antiwar, "Majority of Americans Oppose Using US Troops To Defend Israel":
The majority of Americans oppose the idea of US troops being used to defend Israel if it comes under attack by Iran, according to a poll conducted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs that was released on Tuesday.
The poll, conducted from June 21–July 1, 2024, found that 56% of Americans oppose US troops defending Israel, while 42% support the idea. Support for defending Israel is stronger among Republicans, with 53% in favor and only 32% of Democrats in favor.
The survey also found that 55% of Americans oppose US troops defending Israel if it comes under attack by a neighboring country.
Horse posted on 2024-10-23 09:45:13 Reply Private Reply