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Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by Webmaster

Webmaster — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 16:08:15 +0000

Jokes aside, basic precautions for use of the KARD device are included in the User Manual, which is also available for download from the KonnektEd Customer Support Center. We urge all KARD users to pay attention to the laws and regulations of their countries and airlines regarding activation of mobile devices during flights.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by mobilephoneskill

mobilephoneskill — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 08:44:03 +0000

Maybe it wasn’t terrorism, so much as all those people decided that they needed to turn on their KARDs or their cellphones all at once, and then the plane went OMG I can’t see the ground!!!111!!! qq On no not again! kaboom.

Maybe they should have listened to their airline attendants.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by 2l33t4u

2l33t4u — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 08:42:23 +0000

I bet it was the Palestinians; I mean they hate everyone, especially the countries and the UN that forced them out of their country. I’d be pretty angry too, if my life was being kept in a fenced in pen, and not really let out of it, by my “keepers”. I’d want to blow up some planes too.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by Rook to King

Rook to King — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 20:18:46 +0000

I find these to be very dark times indeed if attempts at peace are so easily disrupted. If we are to rid this world of the cancer of terrorism, we will need to put aside the political correctness and the politeness of this liberal world and crush the enemies where ever they hide. If this means profiling, than profile. If we have to deny some “civilians” their “human rights” than do it long enough to get the job done. Back in my day no one talked of rights for the enemy. There was no consideration of offending their culture. They were the enemy. How can you offend a dead man?

Comment on Black Friday Product Release: KARD from KonnektEd by Webmaster

Webmaster — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 22:44:23 +0000

The customers of KonnektEd can rest assured that the KARD incorporates state-of-the-art encryption technology subcontracted to other cutting edge subsidiaries of StreamHeat such as Delve Technologies, Blackman-Meyers Communications, TOME Information Systems and StreamHeat’s own central research and development teams, the same experts who produced the Damocles Communication System in 2008. KARD is as e-secure as it gets in the private sector, with some room to boast!

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by Webmaster

Webmaster — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 21:50:22 +0000

StreamHeat’s Janissary Corps was contracted directly by the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission, with an exclusive client privilege contract for the proceedings of the UN African Peace Conference. StreamHeat Director of Contracts Kathleen Parker, in cooperation with Janissary Corps’ own legal department, made certain that the legal responsibilities and accountabilty to the United Nations alone was made clear to all national governments and tribal entities represented at the conference well before the event was scheduled to begin. Our ethical standards regarding this contract will not be compromised by any national government.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by TrixR4Govt

TrixR4Govt — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 20:49:49 +0000

I’d be shocked if StreamHeat actually managed to help or find something. If they did, maybe we should let them be running things instead of the damn government who is just setting this all up to make us scared. I trust money makers instead of people who just want power over others. The government is clearly no better than the ‘terrorists’ they’re fighting.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by Webmaster

Webmaster — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:38:33 +0000

StreamHeat and Janissary Corps are very concerned with the security of our clients. Janissary Corps utilized all contracted resources and personnel during the event and preceding it. No one in the United Nations anticipated an assault of this magnitude on their function. The conference facilities in Tunis rendered certain precautions and technological tools non-viable, but our crisis deployment specialists are examining every possible means that could have allowed the attack on the conference site. We have also stepped up our involvement in the UN-led investigation in order to bring the assailants to justice, but the United Nations is still in charge of the investigation, as well as the police and military authorities of the Tunisian Republic. Janissary Corps was not contracted for the transportation of delegates to Tunis, and so we were in no position to help those delegates who were lost en route.

Comment on Black Friday Product Release: KARD from KonnektEd by Sten Hall

Sten Hall — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:03:47 +0000

I’m hoping streamheat was smart enough to use encryption atleast on par with Blackberry. If they didnt this thing will be a waste of time and an easy way to hack multiple networks all at once.

Comment on Investigations at the UN African Peace Conference by Sten Hall

Sten Hall — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 02:56:50 +0000

So much for this Janissary Corps. They have such piss poor security that they cant even keep a summit secure? Why the fuck would anyone ever trust them to cover anything ever again. Way to go dumb asses.