HaHa, the enemy! Just who is that, the North Koreans, the Russians, the Canadians, the Democrats? I think it's probably just some crooks fishing for gullible people, willing to believe all sorts of conspiracies, who will believe that their computer has been taken over and they need to call a "Microsoft" number and download something to prevent their computer from being disabled. I don't doubt that these same crooks try to hack leftist sites promoting stories about right wing conspiracies. Neither Republicans, nor Democrats, nor Whatevers have a monopoly on gullibility.

On the whole, I think it makes for a better life, to be trusting (and trust worthy). That's why I generally look askance at conspiracy theories (especially about large scale conspiracies). I think conspiracy theories promote distrust.

So in keeping with the old saying, "Fool me once..." I'll skip trying to view the video again. But to satisfy my curiosity, could you give a summary of the points made? Thanks.

When I tried to view the video, I got pop up that told me to call an 866 number for "Microsoft" and if I closed the window, "Microsoft" would disable my computer because it had been compromised. When I called the number, the person on the other end told me I needed to download a file. I was skeptical, and didn't. The window wouldn't let me change windows (tab), so I killed my browser with the task manager. When I brought the browser back up, the same window popped up. I killed the browser again, and started it without restoring all the tabs. So if you play this video and this happens to you, DO NOT call the 866 number, but if you do, Do NOT download anything the person tells you.

Running this locks up your computer.

In his book, "Why Do Bad Things Happen To Good People", Rabbi Harold Kushner explored the seemingly three mutually contradictory propositions:
1. God is all powerful.
2. God is all knowing.
3. God is good.
As I remember, Kushner came to believe the God is not all powerful. I don't remember his reason for the belief.

I think one's answer to this riddle says much about one's personality.

I kinda like the story that all three are true, but on the seventh day, when God rested, He forgot to set His alarm clock, and is still asleep. Our job is to protest loud enough at the injustice in the world, that we wake God from His slumber and She sets things right.

Tiny thought that holds in wonder stars, some
Think can fathom the intervening black.
God? Do i want the anger that should come
With that belief, or anguish with the lack?