Former Army officer who actually remembers his oath.
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Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense and this plan to purge generals means Trump will deliver on his promise to use the military against Americans. Please ready yourself now. wsj.com/politics/national-se…
Why am I doing more work than @github and @GitHubSecurity informing GitHub users that their repositories are being spoofed and serving malware that steals credentials?
@github how long does it take support to process a takedown request for malware? More importantly, what are you doing to prevent the creation of spoofed repos that contain a single .zip file which can be clearly detected as malware with known IoCs? This is becoming a big problem.
@github and now more malware has been released to the spoofed repository. No response from support. I have identified HUNDREDS of repositories with similar malware. @GHSecurityLab
@GitHubSecurity is anyone actually able to react to this? How long does it take to get malware removed from GitHub?
For people who are still unclear that yes there is popular support for Trump invoking the Insurrection Act to use against Americans, look no further:
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The New York Times has learned a lot about how to improve headlines for news stories heralding the arrival of fascism.
1933: “PERSECUTION IS UNLIKELY”
2024: “The choice … is outside the norm.”
Still downplaying it, but more subtle. 👏🏻 @nytimes
#PeteHegseth
And Hegseth didn’t just serve at Guantanamo—he actively defended use of torture there. He would go on to privately push Trump in 2019 to pardon war criminals.
There is no mistaking the threat that he presents as SecDef. The military will become a political arm of MAGA overnight.
Voluntary deportations were the plan in 1933, too. But the numbers were never high enough. By 1938, only 20,000 Jews were leaving Germany every year. That’s why Kristallnacht happened.
I’m sure @Cernovich knows this, right?
The one thing that didn’t happen in Nazi Germany? I have found no records of Nazis crying that they got called Nazis too many times.
If you have any doubt as to what’s coming, this is about as clear as MAGA can be.
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These people, of course, have no idea that Jews did indeed vote for Hitler. You didn't want to look like those pesky "Eastern Jews." No, no, of course not. You were a GERMAN and only accidentally a Jew.
It's not like there are whole volumes written on this for us to read.
@bryanbehar Thanks for calling out Trump’s threat to use the military. I wrote in detail about how his Insurrection Act strategy mirrors Hitler’s ‘Enabling Act,’ but struggling to get people to care. Do you mind sharing to help more people see this, too? hownaziswin.com/topics/enabl…
Just finished my third article comparing 1930s Germany to America today.
This one focuses on the fact that Hitler needed an ‘enabling act,’ but Trump already has one in the Insurrection Act—and he plans to use it on ‘day one’ hownaziswin.com/topics/enabl…
From Hitler’s Reichstag fire to Trump’s plan for an Inauguration Day emergency, far-right leaders create and exploit crises to coordinate their takeovers.
hownaziswin.com/topics/reich…