Nestlé says it leaked its own test data, not Anonymous Nestlé, which is to stop selling KitKats and other brands in Russia, says corporate data leaked online this week by Anonymous was not stolen nor all that useful. The hacktivist group boasted it had obtained and dumped on the internet 10GB of the multinational's records, including emails, passwords, and customer information, …
Do as we do, not as we say. I guess Daniel never saw War Games. Or comments that NATO might consider hacking an act of agression. Or even incitement to commit illegal activity given hacking is still a crime in most countries.
Then again, perhaps war games are the future. Have a few UN designated war zones for trials by combat. Then war mongering politicians can fight things out instead of leaving the dying to their civilians. Would probably be self-financing via pay per view.
Other junk foods are available. Like Roshen. A local Polish deli stocked that, and Ukrainian chocolate tasted waaay better than Nestle or Hershey. Probably due to cocoa content rather than being vaguely chocolate flavored vegetable fat. AFAIK, already banned in Russia though.
And as we know they've been sponsoring Rebel Alliances for years now.
in general, making lots of noise to demonstrate we're doing the right thing and good guys and, when in fact, we're creating smoke screen to divert attention and could you please stop hurting our bottom line, please, please, we're an honest, family-based, hard-working, ethical, progressive, eco-friendly biz!
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and as for diverting attention, well, look at Decathlon!
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