Bill, could I just mention one real great observation by one of the people in the chat?

Absolutely.

Okay.

Cape Breton drone pilot thought that, and I think I kind of agree that maybe an ultimate goal of this group was to get into a position where you could hack someone's system, like their computer system, and hold, and I'm thinking, hold it for ransom,

you know, as, you know, or infect some sort of agency, maybe a federal agency or state agency

with malware. So that possibly could be, and I think Cape Breton drone pilot is onto something,

that could possibly be what they were maybe ultimately going to do is use their intelligence to hack and destroy other computer systems.

It's a possibility.

You know, look, that's, that is a lot of crime these days has moved off the street into cyberspace.

So that is a real possibility.

And with their skills, with their intelligence, there's no doubt that is the way they

would probably commit their crimes.

And look, I've heard of colleges being extorted for millions of dollars.

And believe it or not, they have insurance for that.

And they pay, they pay.

So they're paying their blackmailers, which I thought was, you should never pay them.

But I don't know the whole story about how do they get their systems back online.

Is it irreparably damaged by these computer people, these computer geniuses that hack in and caused unbelievable damage, unbelievable cost?

And if they could do it to a college, they could do it to a large corporation or anyone.

Yeah.

Just think about the money that's out there.

You know, these, this group is a fringe group and maybe they don't, they don't seem to have long, you know long employment records with large companies.

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