(w/video):
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/17/world/americas/brazil-ex-president-luiz-inacio-lula-da-silva.html
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/brazil-erupts-after-ex-president-snags-cabinet-role-giving-him-immunity-from-oil-scheme-investigation
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-17/rousseff-phone-tap-renews-doubt-over-brazil-government-s-future
The Brazil's situation is caotic, we need help!!!
>>29961
Until they say the olympics are in danger it's hard to get covered in the international press
>>29962
it’s true, the brazilians is furious. i don’t know what will happen. And thanks for your post and sorry for my english
Welp, boys, now it's in our backyard.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2016/03/15/hacker-group-anonymous-declares-total-war-on-donald-trump.html
has anonymous gone retard?
>>29416
yes
John Oliver wants his hat back
>>29416
you're implying they weren't already there, and had not been there from the start.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/pennsylvania-man-charged-hacking-apple-and-google-e-mail-accounts-belonging-more-100
>The charge against Collins stems from the investigation into the leaks of photographs of numerous female celebrities in September 2014 known as “Celebgate.” However, investigators have not uncovered any evidence linking Collins to the actual leaks or that Collins shared or uploaded the information he obtained.
>Many of Collins’ victims were members of the entertainment industry in Los Angeles. By illegally accessing the e-mail accounts, Collins accessed at least 50 iCloud accounts and 72 Gmail accounts, most of which belonged to female celebrities.
>“By illegally accessing intimate details of his victims' personal lives, Mr. Collins violated their privacy and left many to contend with lasting emotional distress, embarrassment and feelings of insecurity,” said David Bowdich, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office. “We continue to see both celebrities and victims from all walks of life suffer the consequences of this crime and strongly encourage users of Internet-connected devices to strengthen passwords and to be skeptical when replying to emails asking for personal information.”
>The case against Collins is the product of an ongoing investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Tabloid version of the story:
http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/15/the-fappening-hacker-arrest-guilty-plea-ryan-collins/
Hypocrite version of the story:
http://gawker.com/man-pleads-guilty-to-celebrity-fappening-hacks-1765100174
>>29391
tl;dr While Ryan did illegally obtain the pictures, he didn't leak the pics to 4chan or reddit. The investigation is ongoing.
>“By illegally accessing intimate details of his victims' personal lives, Mr. Collins violated their privacy
Their privacy was violated the moment they uploaded their pictures onto devices they didn't own.
>>29391
>feelings of insecurity
If I had thousands of people on the internet jerkin it to my nudes I wouldn't be that insecure.
https://www.yahoo.com/music/sinatra-family-frank-sinatra-jr-died-003227750.html
Frank Sinatra Jr., who carried on his famous father's legacy with his own music career and whose kidnapping as a young man added a bizarre chapter to his father's legendary life, died Wednesday. He was 72.
The younger Sinatra died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest while on tour in Daytona Beach, Florida, the Sinatra family said in a statement to The Associated Press.
Sucks. I guess Seth Macfarlane will have to bring in a new non-celebrity.
>>29517
Now he can finally fly with his daddy... fly, let's flyyyy away...
>>29554
But he'd be more talented than Frank Sinatra Jr., right?!
It's becoming increasingly obvious to myself that voter turnout will play a massive role in November. Firstly there's California, who has their GOP Primary on June 7th. Trump and Cruz are tied. Looking back at 2002, one of the reasons Arnold Schwarzenegger (CA Governor 2002-10) won both the primary and general was because of higher than average voter turnout.
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-california-primary-20160316-story.html
Now, looking at the general, the question is if liberals will turnout for Hilary and if conservatives would turnout for Trump or Cruz.
>>29474
California Republicans will go for Cruz before they go for Trump. They're not like the Floridians. Which is not to say the state GOP assembly isn't a bunch of cockweasels in their own right, but they'll go for Cruz before Trump.
>Blue State
>The Republicans aren't moderates
>They would vote Cruz over Trump
Theres a real shocker. What?
Think of it this way: All they have to do is the same method presented 50 more times on the same creature and then you will have your very own little dinosaur?!
http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-grown-dinosaur-legs-on-a-chicken-for-the-first-time
>>29378
I would think they would want to do woolly mammoths before dinosaurs. Neat story though, /news/team.
>>29395
The order is Lycanthropes, then Mammoths, then the Dodo , then Dinosaurs...
Also, when will they invent specialized umbrellas for the Drop Bears amongst us?!
Have you seen what the Terror Birds that prowled the South before it went extinct
Scary ass mother fuckers
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-indiana-fogle-idUSKCN0WI2CW
>Former Subway sandwich chain pitchman Jared Fogle, who is serving a sentence for child pornography and sex offenses, was beaten in a Colorado federal prison in late January by another inmate, according to TMZ.
>He pleaded guilty on Nov. 19 to charges of child pornography and traveling for illicit paid sex with minors.
>TMZ reported that Fogle suffered a bloody nose, swollen face and scratches on his neck after being beaten on Jan. 29 in a recreation yard by inmate Steven Nigg.
>Nigg, who is in custody on a weapons charge, got a small cut on his left hand in the fight and was put in solitary confinement as punishment, TMZ said.
>>29351
>Steven Nigg
Also, man, that really sucks for him. He brought it on himself, though. Shoulda' just fapped to loli or something.
pedo gets beaten in prison,,
tha't actually a normal day
>>29351
>Nigg, who is in custody on a weapons charge
Oh god help me but I lol'd.
Primary contest staus: Ignored.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/boehner-endorses-paul-ryan-for-president-220855
Here's another capital grade asshole chiming in how they can do whatever they want whenever they want!
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/16/we-choose-the-nominee-not-the-voters-senior-gop-official.html
>>29329
>In the same question-and-answer session here, Boehner referred to Ted Cruz as "lucifer." He previously called the Texas senator, who led the failed Republican effort to shut down the government over Obamacare, a “jackass.”
More like Ted Cruz BTFO if you ask me. The fact that Boehner won't support either a sitting senator or the frontrunner from his own party is unprecedented in modern times.
So I take it you're a Trump fan against the idea of a contested convention, OP? It seems to me they're trying to do to Trump something similar to what they did to Ron Paul in 2012. Although this time they've fixed the rules at the state level to not allow non-approved party delegates to be sent to the convention because of the way Ron Paul's people tried to game the system last time.
>>29342
Well, first of all, I thought Boenher stepped down? Why does he have any say at all?! Also, nothing is unprecedented - just rare, maybe. I'm also not a Trump-fan, I just don't like the idea of them popping anybody in who wasn't elected. I don't even know why they're talking about brokered convention candidates this early - Trump is still only half way from winning the delegate contest, anyway.
>>29346
>nothing is unprecedented
No really, this level of chicanery hasn't ever happened because party conventions aren't that old. They only go back to the turn of the last century.
>I don't even know why they're talking about brokered convention candidates this early -
It wouldn't be a true brokered convention, but an open one.
It's mathematically impossible for John Kasich to get the nomination without one. So why does he stay in? Because he's counting on either Rubio's or Cruz's delegates to be awarded to him by Reince Priebus doing "Yea-or-Nay" votes on the second and third ballot and saying "The ayes have it!" no matter how many affirmative votes were actually expressed.
The old guard neocon Anti-trump faction in the GOP today is supposed to have a planning meeting tomorrow to figure out their strategy.
http://www.providencejournal.com/news/20160316/trump-gop-leaders-should-embrace-fervor-for-his-candidacy
They only have hope as long as everybody else who isn't Trump has more combined delegates than Trump. Once Trump goes over the number of delegates where all the others combined can't add up to what he has then it's over and he won the nomination. That hasn't happened yet though and it's looking increasingly like it isn't going to until the convention (if he can somehow get one of the other candidates with delegates to pledge for him) if ever.
As they said in OPs second link:
>"The rules haven't kept up," Haugland said. "The rules are still designed to have a political party choose its nominee at a convention. That's just the way it is. I can't help it. Don't hate me because I love the rules."
>also a former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party, told "Squawk Box" in the same interview that he's concerned about party officials pulling "some shenanigan."
>"You have groups of people who are going to try to take over the rules committee," he warned. "[That] could totally change everything, and mess things up with the delegates.
Is US going to do anything about the life of this student?
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/28/asia/north-korea-otto-warmbier/
15 of forced labor in internment camp! This guy is Fuuucked
>>29264
>go to a country that's not to be fucked with
>literally steal their flag and try to turn people against their own government
>surprised when you get the boot
dude was probably a redditor too
he can learn what true socialism is during his 15 years
And there's nothing the GOP can do to stop it, unless of course they just plumb kick him out of the primary election on the grounds of HE'S INSANE and just put Cruz or Kasich in, and viola - the big loud problem is solved. Don't worry about the General - loud mouth is no Theodore Roosevelt.
http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/nc/
http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/oh/
http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/il/
http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/fl/
>>29141
he's going to win. and he's going to make america great again. he's a great person. and he's smarter than all the other candidates put together. also, he's actually done something with his fucking life.
MAGA
>>29166
HI, /pol/, did you get banned?
>>29166
Don't drink the Trump Kool-Aid... It's just the diarrhea of said person.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWlUgI4cB4M
Trump is going to get elected, isn't he? He's really going to be our next President, isn't he?
>>29085
early polls favor the dems:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/pres_general/
just saying... (ducks)
>>29087
It's easier when you've made a pact with el diablo to be successful.
>>29087
their poll for michigan also said Hillary would win by a landslide.
I think this is going to be an election where polls and political pundits can't predict shit. Everything and everyone has gone insane this year, and at the very least, it's entertaining.
>The United States Department of Justice (DoJ) has slid a disturbing footnote in its court filing against Apple that could be interpreted as a threat to seize the iOS source code unless Apple complies with a court order in the FBI case.
>The DoJ is demanding that Apple create a special version of iOS with removed security features that would permit the FBI to run brute-force passcode attempts on the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone 5c.
>Meanwhile, President Barack Obama has made public where he stands on the Apple vs. FBI case, which has quickly become a heated national debate.
>In the court papers, DoJ calls Apple’s rhetoric in the San Bernardino standoff as “false” and “corrosive” because the Cupertino firm dared suggest that the FBI’s court order could lead to a “police state.”
The fuck are you doing America?
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/03/14/dos-threats-seize-ios/
>get phone from Arabic serial killers
>killers destroyed all other electronics because of good opsec
>leave cheap 5c
>because it has nothing on it
>law enforcement/fbi change password for some fucking reason
>rather than doing an iCloud backup you can capture or social engineer password using now dead suspects appleid
>flip the fuck out because they are incompetent as usual
>we could make the nsa give us the password but then America would wonder where the evidence came from, thus validating that govt has backdoors/good hacking ability
>fbi tries to make apple give security stripped version
>Apple says no lol
>oh shit they called our bluff
>uh-uh give us the source code or else!
>“If it was technologically possible to make an impenetrable device where there’s no door at all, then how do we apprehend the child pornographer? How do we disrupt a terrorist plot? How do we even do a simple thing like tax enforcement?” Obama posed.
Fucking tyrants...using this as an excuse to fuck up our privacy even more. And all because THEY DIDN'T DO THEIR GOD DAMN JOB IN THE FIRST PLACE.
While I respect Tim Cook for standing up to FedGov on this, I wish he were more like Trump. He needs to get on TV and state that if the FBI doesn't back down Apple will move the entire company, all operations, off shore and never return.
I'm actually more scared of America's government than Isis.
Seriously, if Apple loses this then no tech company will stick around and every modern device made in the US should be considered potentially hardware back doored as the precedent would allow the government to then push out signed firmware updates for any of the various hardware in your devices such as the Intel Management Engine on post 2008 Intel processor, AMD's Platform Security Processor on post 2013 processors, ARM's Trustzone on any Cortex A series SOC (anything with better specs than a second gen iPhone and any single board computer still made or made recently that isn't a first gen Raspberry Pi), the firmware for the baseband processor in any phone ever, etc., and no software coming from the US would ever be able to be trusted.
One morning in 2007, Leah DuBuc, a twenty-two-year-old college student in Kalamazoo, began writing an essay for English class that she hoped would save her life. She knew that people like her had been beaten, bombed, shot at, killed. The essay aired details about her past that she’d long tried to suppress; by posting it on her class’s server, where anyone who Googled her name could find it, she thought she might be able to quiet the whispers, the threats, and possibly make it easier to find a job. Her story, she warned, “is not a nice one, but hopefully it will have a happy ending.”
DuBuc had grown up in Howell, Michigan, a small town of berry and melon farmers. In high school, she had thrived. She had earned straight A’s, written for the school newspaper, led Students Against Driving Drunk (she voted to change the name to Students Against Destructive Decisions, she says, to stress that “there are lots of bad decisions that can get you killed”), and performed in “Grease” and “Once Upon a Mattress,” while working part time as a cashier at Mary’s Fabulous Chicken & Fish. “High school was bliss for me,” DuBuc said recently. “I tried not to dwell on the stuff that wasn’t good.” But, as she was about to start her freshman year at Western Michigan University, she got a call from a close childhood friend, Victoria, who asked, “Did you know you’re on the public sex-offender registry?”
>Full story below.
>Pic unrelated
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/03/14/when-kids-are-accused-of-sex-crimes
>>28993
>Megan's Law
>Jessica's law
I knew it was going to end up being about that before I even clicked. Agreed that these horrible kneejerk laws need to be revamped. Good but sad in depth journalism there, /news/team, although slightly slanted to the left. Not gonna criticize.
Wow. I looked at this thread because it had a picture of a character from one of my favorite anime, and ended up reading something really long and heavy. Thanks for sharing. This isn't something I had thought about often, but I'll remember this.
>>29017
I really think this might be one of the first anime picture ever posted on /news/. I can't remember another one tbh. A momentous occasion!
http://pamelageller.com/2016/03/isis-muslims-post-kill-list-of-minnesota-cops.html/
Where is the list ?
>>29310
>pamelageller
This isn't exactly a trusted news source. The woman has a clear agenda and that's her blog. If you read the story on Vocativ.com that both she and The Washington Times are sourcing, these cards actually came out last november and the only thing that happened is that some ISIS themed twitter account retweeted the ones that were cops. Pam Geller is the type that would call the FBI over some 12 year old trolling her with Quran quotes.
Anyway, here's the source, crap as it is:
http://www.vocativ.com/news/296718/isis-hackers-post-wanted-list-of-minnesota-cops
tl;dr this is pure clickbait & much ado about nothing
>>29321
I guess you're not a Minnesota cop if you're not concerned...
In an official announcement, the group vowed to “expose what he doesn’t want the public to know," adding that Trump "[doesn't] stand for anything but your personal greed and power."
http://anonhq.com/anonymous-april-fools-surprise-donald-trump/
They're just doing it for attention now...
>>29339
I wouldn't be surprised if there little stunt puts heavier restrictions on everything.
Big deal. Any loser can claim to be "Anonymous."
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