Corporate Communication Tool Blackberry Joins BOA in Cyber-Hell .. What’s Next?

A couple days ago Michael Redman published an article I wrote speculating that Bank of America’s website problems could be the result of hactivists, hacker-activists — including and especially Anonymous — engaged in a cyber-war with Bank of America.

There isn’t any firm evidence, but there is a lot of circumstantial evidence.  Anonymous announced in June they were beginning a campaign to target banks.  Bank of America’s web problems have been intermittently ongoing.

BOA’s excuse that this is a routine upgrade gone bad sounds stupid.  BOA has an army of exceptionally talented techies: if their bankers were as good as their techies they wouldn’t be a corporate welfare basket case.  Similarly, while Anonymous supports the non-violent Occupy Revolution, the group itself are hackers; they have repeatedly successfully attacked servers: the high-powered computers that run the world.

Neither Michael R., the owner of 4closurefraud.org, nor I heard from either the bank nor Anonymous to admit or deny this speculation.  That’s odd in itself; neither of them are publicity shy.  If there is a cyber-war people should preemptively move their money since it’d be irrational to keep one’s money in a war-zone.  That alone should cause BOA to definitively say “no .. here, with specificity, is what’s happening.”  Instead .. dead silence.

Now the problems have spread to the Blackberry network.  I switch back-and-forth between iPhone’s and Android’s.  Most people I know use one, the other, or regular smart phones.  An ever shrinking number of people use Blackberry’s.  Who still uses Blackberry’s?  Banks and other large corporations.  Blackberry’s are the preferred communication tool for the one-percent.

As I explained in my original article, I am a techie, not a solider.  But if I were going to start a war — and wanted to make it clear I was serious — I’d a) launch a successful attack against the largest fort my enemy had, to show any lesser one was vulnerable, and b) disrupt their primary means of communication.  We’re seeing both, timed with a non-violent (at least on the part of the protestors; the police have acted barbarically) and growing movement.

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.  “… whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it.”  Fascists who cloak themselves in patriotic symbols conveniently forget the US was founded by a group of, well, rebels.

At 9:45AM, on Oct. 25, 1917, the Russian battleship Aurora fired a blank shot across the then Russian political capital of Petrograd, sending a message to Russians fed-up with economic injustice that it was time to take over.  Oct., 25 .. twelve days from now.  That revolution didn’t end well, though it radically transformed the world for over seventy years.

Despite rants from well-publicized defenders of the status quo I don’t know any American Socialists.  We admire our great inventors, like Steve Jobs, who earn their money by making life better for everybody.

But we’re not as dumb as they think.  We know the difference between a genuine inventor and a “financial innovator.”  That latter group “innovates” with Ponzi-schemes designed to drain the life-blood from the middle-class, unfunded insurance renamed “credit default swaps” that taxpayers pay out when the insured-for event happens (including taxpayer-funded bonuses for those who ran their businesses off a cliff), and derivatives that “spread the risk,” but in reality provide a good excuse that everything is too “interconnected” to allow the market to fail.

We’ve noticed the bailouts that enable reckless, incompetent bankers — who bribe corrupt politicians — to collect mortgages, student loans, and credit-card debts at face value when they should be broken financial institutions begging for any payment their former customers are willing to fork over for a few cents on the dollar.

Despite the lies it really was a choice of foreclosures in Manhattan, Greenwich, and Palm Beach Island, or foreclosures everywhere else.  Our politicians sold us out and made the wrong choice.

I’m not a conspiracy kook.  Even in the anti-foreclosure movement I focus on large sets of data to definitively prove patterns.  I’m unwilling to draw a conclusion until the evidence is overwhelming.  But I’ve seen enough patterns of misbehavior to finally say that this was a premeditated hit on the American public: on my children, my family, my neighbors, my grocer and shop owner .. on the people I interact with every day that make our country what it is, or at least what it’s supposed to be.

A growing mountain of circumstantial evidence continues to build that there’s a silent but very real American Revolution brewing or underway.  We’re waking up, finally.  Too many of us have taken the red pill, either by choice or because it was forced down our throats, and don’t like what we see.

Michael Olenick

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