Message from @The Patriot
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LOL @Jayde
@mee6...I have no memes in This meme war....Please forgive
i love ya'll memes 😃
COUNCIL TROUBLE: The #Grenada Star reports Councilman Joshua Hughes faces a four-count indictment by a Grenada County grand jury. https://goo.gl/hLKxAL #WTVA9News
Alyssa Milano been on the anti trump train lately
Bad Alyssa!
Alyssa has serious problems
Doesn't Milano have chlamydia? Lol
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mhmm
I can't wait to get back to my computer
@Smiley, you cra cra
I can't do ant digging from my phone
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) - Homeland Security officials said that Russian hackers who penetrated hundreds of U.S. utilities, manufacturing plants and other facilities last year gained access by using the most conventional of phishing tools.
Officials said the hackers could have caused blackouts, but chose not to, and there was no threat the grid would go down.
The victims included vendors that had links to nuclear plants and the electrical grid.
Officials gave the briefing for businesses Wednesday on how the breach worked in an effort to prevent it from happening again.
The newly disclosed details of the 2017 hack come amid growing concerns over the Kremlin's efforts to interfere in midterm elections and recent news that a dozen Russian military intelligence officers hacked into Democratic email accounts to infiltrate the Clinton presidential campaign.
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Can I have a run down of R 🤣