Soldier Posts Secret Attack Plans on Facebook

[flaminggerbil]

Lets all make posts on a tech website about political bullshit, that sounds like a good idea.

 

[Tomtompiper]

What a clever chap, not only does he scupper an illegal terrorist attack on a foreign country, he also gets out of an Army where he is obviously unhappy. A win win situation from his point of view. It's a pity there weren't more upstanding citizens like him.

 

[Yuka]

What did you say about privacy, Google?

Cheers! xD!

 

[ss78]

assuming he did this intentionally and isn't just a doofus but yes I hope there's an Israeli soldier in every operation who does this

 

[crom]

The operation was eventually carried out several days later, the report said.

Ummm... irony?

 

[pooflinger1]

I guess that's easier than wearing dresses in an attempt to obtain a section 8.... Maybe he didn't have the legs to pull it off.

 

[joesapp37]

If he wanted to get out of the army he should have admitted he was a homosexual.

 

[dkArchon]

My god, how stupid can you be...

 

[hack__you]

The best thing is, Osama Bin Laden liked it!

 

[jellico]

[citation][nom]sicpric[/nom]Facebook is blocked at my work, I'm in the USAF.[/citation]
Yeah, my employer blocks it too. Not that big of a deal. I'm not the sort of person who updates what I'm doing on a minute by minute (or even day by day) basis.

P.S. Thank you (and all the other military folks here) for your service!

 

[neiroatopelcc]

well there's hardly a way you can really block stuff like facebook without blocking everythign but select whitelisted stuff!
You could just use a feature like internet cloaker or a private vpn or ssl based remote control and circumvent port and destination blocks - even protocol inspectors would only see that it was 'encrypted web traffic' not that it was a remote desktop wrapped in something