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michael moore website hacked (pg. 3)
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| Neo nEro |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
, my friend is the one who hacked the site and today in school he was freaking out because apparently, he had a stats page up for the NHA (not hacking anything) IRC channel up on his site and someone found it through the names that he mentioned on moore's site. now it's all over the net, on fark.com + someone found his livejournal and from there they found his name / city / IP
what kind of trouble can he get into for doing this? |
my guess is that he is just trying to get some extra attention. If you pulled off some like that, the last thing you would want to do is go around pissing your pants and telling everyone you see that you did it. You get what i am saying there. Not to bash your friend or anything like that, but his actions just dont make sense. And best of luck to him if he did do it cause he can be looking at some jail time, and civil cases cause of this.
As far as the person who said the Media wasn't liberially biased: my college text book says it is in nice big letters. |
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| MisterOpus1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Neo nEro
my guess is that he is just trying to get some extra attention. If you pulled off some like that, the last thing you would want to do is go around pissing your pants and telling everyone you see that you did it. You get what i am saying there. Not to bash your friend or anything like that, but his actions just dont make sense. And best of luck to him if he did do it cause he can be looking at some jail time, and civil cases cause of this.
As far as the person who said the Media wasn't liberially biased: my college text book says it is in nice big letters. |
Well, not to sound pompous to you or anyone else in college, but when you get out of college and begin to read things a little closer in the real world on your own (as opposed to "required reading"), you start to see things a little differently. As far as the media goes, you will have a very difficult time convincing me that it is liberally biased these days, considering all the corporate backing.
| quote: | Are you that brainwashed? Conservative Talk Radio is "attacked" by the Fairness Doctrine because it is nothing but lies and half truths and if they presented a honest representation of current events they would have no problems at all with the Fairness Doctrine. I say thank God we have it.
In a free society with freedom of the Press the media should have an adversarial role towards the government and its policies. The media should have questioned our military action in Iraq. The media should be critical of the Presidents tax plan. The media should be critical of the Presidents conservation policies. The media should be critical of the Presidents foreign policy.
If the media is nothing more than a cheerleader for the President then we no longer live in a free and open society.
As far as the myth of the liberal media goes I say What Liberal Media?
The Princeton Survey Research Associates released a report in November, 2000 for the "Project for Excellence in Journalism" documenting a news media biasagainst Democrat Al Gore. They reviewed 1,149 national stories from newspapersand television. The study found that the news media reported 24% positive stories for Bush, while only 13% positive stories for Gore. Similarly, news organizations reported 12% negative stories on Gore, and only 8% negative stories on Bush.
A 1996 Nexis search of sources used by major newspapers and broadcasters, show that 7,776 media citations were used from conservative think tanks (Heritage Foundation topping the list); 4,665 from centrist think tanks; and 1,837 from liberal think tanks. That means the news media used sources from conservatives 54% of the time, centrists 33%, and liberals 13%.
While the press has been unrelenting on a private sex scandal involving
Democratic President Bill Clinton, it was much less interested in covering the constitutional scandal that enveloped Republican President George Bush with Iran/Contra. A Nexis search of news stories from the New York Times, Washington Post, Time Magazine and Newsweek Magazine, shows that in one month, at the height of the Iran Contra scandal, 653 news stories were written about he scandal. Compare that to 995 stories written about the Clinton/Lewinsky affair at its height in one month.
KABC, an ABC affiliate in Los Angeles refused to air any anti-war protest stories during the Gulf war. This from staffers inside the station.
ABC's 20/20 program has never run a story critical of nuclear power. Come to find out, the show's producer Victor Neufeld's wife works for the nuclear industry.
Of all the guests on ABC's Nightline in an average year, only 6 % have
represented public interest groups, labor or racial/ethnic minorities. Only 13% were women.
Rupert Murdoch, an ultra right wing activist, (he initially offered Newt Gingrich a multimillion dollar book deal thru his Harper Collins publishing firm), owns the entire Fox media conglomerate, the Fox television network and Fox news channel. He also owns the New York Post and TV Guide magazine.
ABC's David Brinkley had to apologize for making insulting remarks about President Clinton on the air during the 1996 election. He now is a spokesman for a multimillion dollar corporation.
John Stossel, known for his ultra-rightwing pro-corporate views, is a regular reporter for ABC news.
CBS canned a 60 minutes story on tobacco company lies because of pressure from upper management.
NBC has squelched stories about boycotts of General Electric, its parent company.
CNN has no one as far to the Left as Pat Buchanan is to the right, on its nightly political show Crossfire.
NBC's reporter Pete Williams is a former Bush administration official.
CBS's and ABC's Diane Sawyer was a Nixon administration insider before landing a job covering the news.
Britt Hume of Fox News is a known conservative ideologue who used to play tennis with George Bush.
PBS has many shows dedicated to covering corporate America - Nightly Business Report, Adam Smith's Money World, Tony Brown's Journal, Wall Street Week, etc., but no shows dedicated to covering consumers or labor. PBS's longest running show is Firing Line hosted by ultra conservative William F. Buckley, the editor of the conservative National Review Magazine. Other shows hosted by conservatives regularly are: One on One , The McLaughlin Group and American Interests. Additionally, PBS has added a show that is based on
holier-than-thou conservative William Bennett's book "The Book of Virtues." (now we of course all know that William Bennett is nothing more than a hypocrite)
Talk radio is hosted almost exclusively by conservative talk show hosts, headed by Rush Limbaugh, Ollie North, Larry Elder, Michael Reagan and G. Gordon Liddy.
Former Republican presidential candidate and religious right leader, Pat Robertson, owns the Christian Broadcasting Network which airs nationwide. He also owns the Family Channel and a radio news service called Standard News.
The Washington Times was founded by ultra right wing extremist Sun Myung Moon, known for his controversial Unification Church.
Fox News is run by a former Reagan aid. It is known to have some of the most blatantly Conservative news bias in the business.
The Wall Street Journal employs some of the biggest liberal bashers in the country.
If you would like I can provide another litany of examples of the conservative bias in the media.
There has not been a single independent study showing any liberal bias what so ever in the mainstream media. In fact every independent study actually found the opposite with conservatives and their viewpoints getting more air time than liberals.
Somewhere in there you can add that Murdock who owns FOX just recently purchased DirectTV. Assuming it will pass the FCC (it will since it's head up by Bush's bitch, errr Colin Powell's son - Michael), he'll be able to control what another 100 million+ viewers watch on TV. And considering that the rules on media will soon be relaxed thanks to Michael Powell, we'll get to watch and listen to as much corporate-sponsored, conservative-controlled media as we could have possibly wish for! |
Oh sure, liberals have their flaws as well. That's why I do my best to read from both sides of the aisle. But in terms of media coverage, I have a very difficult time thinking it is liberally biased. |
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| Dumonde Trancer |
| i jsut looked now and its fixed, but the website is in awful, it looks as if there is no spaces between the words... |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by MisterOpus1
As for you, I'd get new friends - preferably the white-hacking type. |
hmmph? he IS white...
anyway, i heard that if the offence leads to damage of less than 5000, then the FBI doesn't get involved. that's at least 1 positive note, cuz I don't believe he caused any damage to michael goddamn moore. |
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| whiskers |
btw, i forgot to mention that my friend is only 16 (or 17, i don't know exactly)
but he's a juvenile anyway
and I don't approve of his hacking either |
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| MisterOpus1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
hmmph? he IS white...
anyway, i heard that if the offence leads to damage of less than 5000, then the FBI doesn't get involved. that's at least 1 positive note, cuz I don't believe he caused any damage to michael goddamn moore. |
By White I meant White Hat Hacker:
| quote: | White Hat Hacker - noun. A hacker who, upon discovering a vulnerability in a computer system, alerts the system vendor to the problem.
Black Hat Hacker - noun. A hacker who exploits system security breaches for nefarious ends.
source: www.wordspy.com |
Now which one of these does this hackjob sound like to you? |
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| Dumonde Trancer |
can sumbody please enlighten those of us who dont really give a about america who michael moore is and what he has done.
hes website is just a shrine for himself. |
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| JohnSmith |
Michael Moore is an american actor/director. he's often poked fun at american politicians and the american way of life. He had a great television show called "the awful truth" a long time ago. I think he also did one called SCTV, but i could be wrong.
Here, read more: http://entertainment.msn.com/celebs...x?mp=b&c=260710
He's most recently famous (some would say infamous) for his documentary, Bowling for Columbine (http://www.bowlingforcolumbine.com/about/faq.php)
Excellent movie, i highly reccomend you see it ste. |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by MisterOpus1
Now which one of these does this hackjob sound like to you? |
hmmm, let me think... nope, still don't get it, posing as the dumbass that you think i am
i hate it when people patronize me |
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| MisterOpus1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
hmmm, let me think... nope, still don't get it, posing as the dumbass that you think i am
i hate it when people patronize me |
Whiskers, I wasn't trying to patronize you, but I apologize if I came off that way. As you may know, I'm not terribly partial to hackjobs on personal websites. Not that I particularly like Moore's self-aggrandizing website too much (though I do appreciate his links to other websites and info.). And I also realize this guy you know isin't a particular friend of yours. Regardless, I'll still frown upon his actions, as I would anyone who maliciously hacks or uses their hacking skills for anything but constructive purposes. And he still could use a lawyer, regardless of his age. |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by MisterOpus1
Whiskers, I wasn't trying to patronize you, but I apologize if I came off that way. As you may know, I'm not terribly partial to hackjobs on personal websites. Not that I particularly like Moore's self-aggrandizing website too much (though I do appreciate his links to other websites and info.). And I also realize this guy you know isin't a particular friend of yours. Regardless, I'll still frown upon his actions, as I would anyone who maliciously hacks or uses their hacking skills for anything but constructive purposes. And he still could use a lawyer, regardless of his age. |
i apologize too, i was a bit jumpy. and i myself don't like what he's doing. and though he's not the best friend of mine, i'm still concerned about his fate. |
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| davinox |
| quote: | Originally posted by JohnSmith
congratulations you have just qualified yourself as only the second person i need to use the ignore option for(the other being tiesto14)
you have a right to your opinion, but calling someone a fat just shows your imaturity and unworthiness of having a legitmate discussion with. |
oh lighten up, your head is always up your ass with everything somewhat political. |
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