Material (133) Massacre of Algeria x

https://chihaukam.blogspot.com/2024/12/john-you-might-have-look-at-this-article.html

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Ref: https://chihaukam.blogspot.com/2024/12/john-you-might-have-look-at-this-article.html .

John : Before we start,  you may read it.  https://chihaukam.blogspot.com/2024/02/john-during-incident-of-911-bradley.html?m=1.

Me: Ok.

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John: Kelvin feel that if the public guess that Mr.  Lam is a spy,  that mean,  the hacker's techniques of Kelvin is high and Kelvin feel successful. Else,  the hacker's techniques of Kelvin is low and Kelvin feel successless.  Take a look https://chihaukam.blogspot.com/2024/12/is-this-guy-illegal-httpsen.html?m=1 The matter isn't over yet. 

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Kelvin : Last week,  did you say to Mr.  J ,"You are a mental disease patient.  You better stay in the mental hospital. ".

Mr. Leung : Yes,.

Kelvin : Good. 

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Kelvin put his notebook on the desk top.  Kelvin press a button.  The hospital records of Mr. J change from diabetes to mental disease. 

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Kelvin : Without touching a button of the hospital computer,  I can change the hospital records.  Is my hacking techniques high ?

Mr. Leung: Yes,.

Kelvin : Tomorrow, in the canteen of the hospital,  in front of 50 staff of the hospital, you say, " Without touching a button of the hospital computer,  I can change the hospital records. You guess guess if I'm a spy or not. ".

Mr. Leung : If they refuse to guess 

Kelvin: You force them to guess.

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John : Kelvin think if the staff of the hospital guess that Mr. Leung is a spy,  Kelvin 's hacking techniques is high and Kelvin feel successful.  Else,  the hacker's techniques of Kelvin is low and Kelvin feel successless. 

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Bradley: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Da%C3%AFat_Labguer_(M%27sila)_massacre .I kill 70 folks.  What should Kelvin and Mr.  Leung do ?

Charles : They should murder the folks too.  However,  they don't.  How do we handle them ?

Bradley: Murder them.  

Charles : Allahu Akbar. 

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