Right, I'm not under the impression that this is some kind of insane security breach. The fact is that they are actively targeting places that are exclusively populated by armed forces, with propaganda that mirrors the subverted narrative of our generation. If you don't think there's any single thing to discuss about this, that's cool, but linking to a comic that trivializes it doesn't really foster the best discussions from those who might find it interesting.

It's not the army Facebook page. It's army.mil, which as far as I know is a hub for soldiers. Propaganda is what it is, directly to the soldiers. The sad part is that the words are true. The message is not.

Pff. I already knew that

My assumption is we'll see a lot more hacking attempts/sucess stories in the media. 1.) Partially because there are actual takes and the NSA/Five-Eye attempts to ensure the existence of backdoors/cover-up security has made things weaker 2.) If their going to push CISA it will be necessary to portray some present danger. One frustrating part to me is the lack of investigation about claims that the hacking occurred. For example, with the DHS hack the primary evidence that China was responsible was a DHS spokesperson and anonymous sources claiming it to be so. Some alternate sites dig into these stories but its representative, to me, of the corporate media/government relationship.