Just thought I would share a bit of what I have been listening to...Although David Gilmour is not playing the guitar on this version of Pink Floyd's famous song Comfortably Numb, the signing by Van Morrison on this is just fab and the guitarist in Roger Waters band is well erm real good! Hope anyone looking in enjoys this just as much as I do being a lifelong Pink Floyd fan, although I generally prefer David Gilmour to Roger Waters since they split up.
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Whoops, looks like they got The Times as well, go home Mr Murdoch, you are not wanted here. We do not want your lying rags, bribed coppers and bent politicians, we want fairness and justice. Understand? Oh and PS stop lying for the McScams.
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Wiz, I think you saw this one coming!
Meanwhile the apparently undead Murdoch is amassing a really good team of lawyers (humm where I hear that before) to defend himself in The States from what is being termed an "international investigation" that has gained impetus after the two resignations of our top brass coppers Stephenson and Yates. The Murdoch investigation in The States could last four years and cost him tens of millions. What a murky
Sun website hacked by LulzSec
Hacking collective redirect Sun website to fake story claiming Rupert Murdoch had been found dead – before redirecting site to the LulzSec Twitter account
The fake page created by LulzSec
The LulzSec collective hacked the Sun's website and redirected it to another hacked page falsely reporting that Rupert Murdoch had been found dead.
LulzSec also claimed to be "sitting on their [the Sun's] emails" and that they would release the emails on Tuesday. They tweeted what they claimed was Rebekah Brooks's email address at the Sun, and said they knew her password combination.
LulzSec put up the fake page after they found a way into the News International system and changed the code for the breaking news banner on the Sun's site. When the Sun page refreshed, readers were redirected to a fake page on the New Times site at new-times.co.uk/sun.
The hoax story suggested Murdoch had taken the radioactive poison palladium before "stumbling into his famous topiary garden late last night".
The page later redirected to LulzSec's Twitter account.
"This is only the beginning. Fuck you Murdoch. You are next," tweeted the person behind the LulzSec Twitter account – thought to be the member known as Topiary, a Swedish-born citizen who lives in the Netherlands.
The episode demonstrated that News International's systems have been vulnerable to hackers for some time. Rumours had surfaced that thehacking collective Anonymous would hit the site last week, but nothing appeared to come of it.
LulzSec, a group of about six hackers, had announced last month it was disbanding, but it has seemingly reformed to attack News International.
"We have owned Sun/News of the World – that [Murdoch] story is simply phase 1 – expect the lulz [laughs] to flow in coming days," Topiary tweeted from the LulzSec account.
Another member of LulzSec, Sabu, had earlier in the day begun tweeting email addresses, passwords and names of former News International staff, including Bill Akass, the News of the World's managing editor, and Joe Campbell of the Sun. It is not known whether the claimed passwords were correct.
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Arrest us. We dare you. We are the unstoppable hacking generation and you are a wasted old sack of shit, Murdoch. ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWER!
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I think recently John Yates has done a very, very good job on counter-terrorism. I think he's been a very, very fine officer in that respect.
Boris Johnson
Do you think Theresa May has been telling blondy what to say, because it is strange but she emphasised what a good boy Yates had been since she came into office. But I guess he was very naughty getting her in there so they are not talking about that because he is in deep sh1t about that.
I know what I will do, I will say there is nothing to investigate, and I will only waste a day of my precious time doing that, brilliant! Then I can look after all my luvverly Murky tory mates and they will keep inviting me to fantastic parties and everything, oooh I love it. Ho hum Mr Yates.
It is strange Docmac is warning everyone to be so careful here, because I got a nasty virus whilst on MM the other night and not for the first time either. Maybe he has just too much insider information.
The Mucks closed their Facebook page down too, Kate is completely stuck to the loo. The twins are doing their packed lunches and getting themselves off to school like good kids.
I think this really is the end for the Mucks and both their personal newspapers got shut down/hacked off, this is just too awful how can they communicate with their fans?
No more highjacking genuine tragedies then Kate? I am sure they were pleased at your absence.
Iris Yesterday at 10:12 am
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-14178733
Claudia Lawrence's father at Downing Street
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Mr Lawrence gave evidence at the parliamentary inquiry in June.
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Mr Lawrence hopes the inquiry will result in a new law allowing families to appoint a trustee to deal with the affairs of missing people 90 days after they disappear.
He said: "I am pleased that the prime minister is taking an interest in the 'missing rights' issue and hope that this will ensure something will soon be done to help those families who find themselves in difficulties."
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McCanns slept in and missed the bandwaggon today??? That is not like them at all
From reading around this it is a group of young men, I have to say I am not so amused that they hacked into SOCA, that was a step too far and of course hacking is a serious offence!
But sometimes radical action by the young can carry a serious message and there has to be a message that needs to be sent to Rupert Murdoch and his friends who religiously practiced what these young men have done to pay them back and they are supposed to be elder statesmen. Something very wrong here.
It is high time that ALL those who seriously break the law get treated in the same way, this young lad is being prosecuted and dealt with, so let us have more of the same for adults who really ought to know the law, like senior police officers, politicians and journalists. Enough of just turning a blind eye, like Mr Yates who is hardly setting a good example!
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Oh dear Doc£, a bit late to go all sanctimonious on us! and well said susible
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The 'main guy' of LulzSec lives in the Netherlands. He is of Scandinavian origin, if I recall. Why would this story attract him and his mates?
Oh yes, loads and loads of 'visitors' - with loads and loads of personal info to collect...
As I said previously, so many assumptions.....
I do hope you are not suggesting that a group of what seems to be teenagers that have previously (allegedly) brought down the websites of the CIA and SOCA are to be trusted. Or funny. Or that they might have no other ulterior motives.
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susible Today at 6:20 am
Nah, they're not out to get the normal run of the mill punters...Anonymous do it to make not so subtle points, and I think they made a really good point with their hacking of the Sun last night...and the lulzsec tweets were hilarious
And btw I know my stuff, and I can assure you there was no malicious code or key loggers running on any of the hacked pages, they just wanted to bring down the Sun and give NI a taste of their own medicine
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if ever there was a good reason to think those dogs are a load of old woof, he provides one. But they sell books and they pay for bloggers.
Not this one though mate!
Really Nice..
Thank you.
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