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    1:16 – Silk Road
    11:39 – Mass surveillance
    15:50 – Operation Onion Peeler
    21:06 – Hacker Avunit
    31:56 – Ross Ulbricht and Silk Road
    44:39 – Edward Snowden
    46:44 – NSA surveillance
    58:51 – Silk Road murders
    1:07:37 – Dark web
    1:11:39 – Ross Ulbricht's arrest
    1:19:37 – Aaron Swartz
    1:22:55 – Donald Trump and the Mar-a-Lago raid
    1:26:01 – Tech companies and censorship
    1:35:00 – War in Ukraine
    1:38:58 – Anonymous and LulzSec
    1:49:10 – FBI
    1:52:11 – Personal threats
    1:57:57 – Hector Monsegur a.k.a Sabu
    2:11:07 – Cyber attack threats against civilians
    2:27:55 – Most secure operating system
    2:31:44 – Cyber war
    2:39:38 – Advice for young people
    2:44:50 – FBI's credibility
    2:53:21 – Love

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  2. "I don't want my children to have access to drugs so I'm gonna make it harder for everyone.."

    When was the vote on rather or not this dude should be allowed to have kids??

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  3. Silk road.. Brings back memories of how much cash I could of had if I didn't keep my bitcoin in some dumb site that stole it all.. Totally forgot about my 2.4( was only like 80 bucks back then) bitcoin till I saw the news that it was 20 grand each.. Went through my Google email to find my account and learned mtgox was hacked.. Twas a sad day

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  4. I like the fact that the agent did acknowledge that even though a tech company is a private company, if they're working hand in hand with the government, it kind of means they aren't. In my opinion anyway. It's at least an argument for why the 1st amendment might apply even though it's private

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  5. 1:22:16 the FBI can't pick and choose? Uhh no investigation into the hunter Biden laptop, people that took pictures inside the building on January 6th r facing 20 years, but blm protesters that burned down building and police stations didn't even get arrested. This doesn't add up

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  6. This is so fascinating. Thank you to all of our law enforcement that truly aims to keep people safe at the end of the day. No matter how Libertarian I am, Silk Road was dangerous and I couldn't imagine what it may have turned into in today's state with the current fentanyl crisis.

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  7. 15:30 This is a fair talking point had the POTUS not been completely deranged and unhinged. He was literally spewing false information out as the most powerful man in the world. This type of "freedom of speech" is not protected as such. You can save that nonsense for your family gatherings etc. Do as you choose. But once your "free speech" endangers the lives of innocents it is no longer protected speech and warrants a ban or being censored. It's not rocket science. Don't say stupid shit.

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  8. This guy uses the same excuse the Nazis used during the Nuremburg Trials, "Just doing my job, just following orders, so it's not my fault, doesn't matter if it's right or wrong, just doing my job maaaaan."
    No accountability for anything, "government paid me money so i'm just doing my job."
    No respect for people like this NPC government pawn.

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  9. . .✨ At 27:58 is he intimating how there’s a ‘Robin Hood’ worth interviewing, hacking the Federali’s who are the true gangsters ? . . they stole from and deleted McAfee after he exposed them . .

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