White House deletes “Canada = cyberterror” claim from much-anticipated report
“…such as Canada, which is known to be a haven for cyberterror operatives working to attack the United States…”
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Laugh.com announced it will stop promoting comedians who joke about Internet security. Founded by the late George Carlin, the website is known for free MP3 downloads of uncensored comedy. “Dennis Miller jokes about the death penalty and George Carlin jokes about the Ten Commandments,” Laugh.com spokesman D.K. Matai explained, “but Internet security is a topic too sensitive for humor.” Matai believes it will someday become an acceptable subject for comic treatment. “I hope that by the time I’m old and gray, we’ll be able to make a few jokes about the threat of an unsecured computer…”
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