Just a day after the headlines read: Lone-wolf terrorists could attack U.S. ‘at any moment,’ Homeland Security chief admits (by Adam Edelman), a digital billboard was hacked in Buckhead (Atlanta) and a male nude image was inserted in the photo rotation. According to local news reports:
The case is now in the hands of the APD’s Homeland Security unit.
Why treat this as a terrorist strike?
1. The male nude image is the first tip-off. Had it been a female nude image, it could have been a Victoria Secrets ad, a new Sport’s Illustrated cover, or even a bath oil ad:
Female nudes are advertising. Male nudes, well, that is a psychic attack on everyone who sees it.
2. Disruption of a legitimate commercial activity (advertising). Another sign of terrorism is the disruption of legitimate commerce, in this case, advertising various products. Disrupting advertising is the moral equivalent urinating in the corners of a cathedral.
3. Hacking into computers is a classic “lone wolf” activity. Keep an eye out for anyone working at a computer display/keyboard by themselves. One of the early signs of a computer hacker/lone wolf. Look around on your commute. See all the single passenger vehicles? Another sign of lone wolves.
4. When they capture this lone wolf cyber-porno-terrorist, no doubt they never discussed their hatred of the United States, loyalty to whatever they are loyal too and their plans to rain death and destruction, as well as psychic distress on innocent civilians. People of certain groups, wink, wink, who don’t discuss their plans for terrorism, are obviously concealing those plans. Non-discussion is another tip off that you are dealing with a terrorist, possibly a lone wolf one.
BTW, fear lackey Sen. Barbara Feinstein is quoted in the Edelman post:
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Democratic Sen. Barbara Feinstein said there appears to be a new model for terrorist attacks, in which ISIS encourages people across the world to launch attacks, and then the group takes credit.“(ISIS) is putting that lone wolf in a position that they have never been in before: ‘You do it, we’ll take credit for it,’” she said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
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There has been no word so far if ISIS has taken credit for the Buckhead digital billboard hack.