ISIS Just So Happens to Hack CENTCOM While Obama Is Announcing New Cyber Security Legislation?Melissa Melton Via The Washington Free Beacon: Further: Really? How serendipitous. In fact, if you look up serendipitous in the dictionary, this situation might be in there as a textbook example. Obama is expected to address cyber security again at the State of the Union where he is set to continue drumming up support for two new pieces of legislation on cyber security he is about to propose. And now hes telling Americans that these attacks posea direct threat to the economic security of American families. Wired reported, The president cited the recent hacks at Target, Home Depot and Sony as primary reasons why Congress should pass the Personal Data Notification and Protection Act. The bill would help unify a multitude of state breach laws that currently exist. Lawmakers have tried for nearly a decade to pass a federal bill to replace the patchwork of state laws, but have repeatedly failed, in part because either the laws didnt go far enough or went too far. So for ten years theyve wanted to pass more federal laws to replace state laws, but they havent been able to now the Sony hack (which looks like a psyop) and the oh-so-timely CENTCOM hack and bam more laws? What better way to get support for passing more cyber security laws than an ISIS CENTCOM cyber attack occurring right when the president is talking about passing more cyber security laws? This is classic Hegelian Dialectic problem-reaction-solution for another government power grab. I mean, the writers ofWag the Dog couldnt make this stuff up. Or maybe they could, because it really seems like they did. The president will also be talking to the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday about even more ways the nation can defend itself against cybercrime Considering that everything Homeland Security does seems to take a little more of our liberties in exchange for security (theater), this ought to be good. Also note that government officials are using the recent attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo to justify and call for even more big brother surveillance society NSA spying on Americans. From recent article Sickening: Police Surveillance State Apologists Leap At Charlie Hebdo Opportunity To Advocate For More Spying, Less Freedom, in the blog Tech Dirt: Exactly. So while they are calling for even more surveillance state spying on Americans, even more unconstitutional collection of our data, at the same time they admit they cannot protect anyones data so please give them more laws and power? Does not compute. Melissa Melton is a writer, researcher, and analyst for The Daily Sheeple, where this first appeared, and a co-creator of Truthstream Media with Aaron Dykes, a site that offers teleprompter-free, unscripted analysis of The Matrix we find ourselves living in. Melissa also co-founded Nutritional Anarchy with Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper, a site focused on resistance through food self-sufficiency. Wake the flock up! 