In the second week of October 2017, Australia's general
population was informed that there was a security breach in the offices of the
defence force, where it was revealed to the public that secret F-35, P-8 C-130
data was stolen.
Since Australia is a Constitutional Monarchy the government
went into 'Monarchical Mode', meaning the Queen can do no wrong, where the
government denied all responsibility, something which cannot be further from
the truth.
What is also concerning is that the people in government are
under no mandate to report to the general population security breaches nor the
accuracy of what data has been 'stolen' (or rather copied - can you really
technically 'steal' data?), where the people are left in the dark with regards
to the true state of incompetence of the people in government.
As late as 2011 the people in government have been warned not
to use default passwords and the latest defence 'hack' was as a result of
default parameters being used.
Some would even say they deserve that hack.
Irrespective of whether or not a contractor was involved, a
person employed within the government overseeing the project is ultimately
responsible, where at the end of the day
they failed in their job, therefore it's a 'failure of government' and the
person should be on the unemployment queue the next day.
Since many government jobs fall in the category of 'money
for mates' where even if we name the person responsible, they will still be
employed no doubt still capable of putting the Australian population in harm's
way.
Don't the police 'fine' the herd population for traveling
over the speed limit ('Wipe off 5' BS
campaign) an action which apparently may cause someone harm, but did not at
that actual point in time?
Irrespective of whether these people in positions of
significance are assholes or just plain imbeciles incapable of carrying out the
duties required, it seems that these assholes are in charge of the safety of
their Australian tax slave population.
STILL trust the people in government?
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