[ChicagoConservative27]

This makes me think some eco whack job in our country hacked the system and not Russia. This idiots timing on spouting this crap is interesting.

[dsrtsage]

Everything is always false flag with demonrats. Hacks, shootings, all crisis. Buttjuice knows this

[alstewartfan]

That little pipe smoker should donate his entire salary to the project.

[Pollard]

This makes me think some eco whack job in our country hacked the system and not Russia.

Or one of our own intel agencies.

Ah the good old days when we opened and closed valves by hand instead of letting a computer do it.

[Paladin2]

It’s the Green New Deal.

[Sacajaweau]

Maybe putting the Keystone Pipeline back in business would help. One of the stupider thinks that Biden did.

[Gen.Blather]

I hope someone points out to him that the government made, and announced, a policy where the govern would not protect private industry from hacking. The WH just said as much, “This is not a matter for the government.”

I assure you the government could completely shut down hacking if they wanted to. For whatever reason they don’t want to.

They do, however, keep track of everything you and I do.

[allendale]

The Biden cabal blames the Russians for shutting down this pipeline. Not the first tome the Biden cabal has blamed the Russians and this is not the first pipeline shut down on their watch.

[a fool in paradise]

Some group in Russia created the software which they sell to other criminals. The FIB said that the group using the software is a Robin Hood group of theives who donate money to charity.

Since they consider themselves “charitable” and attacked a pipeline it sure sounds like Leftist ecoterroristas.

[PBRCat]

How is this foolish Alfred E. Neuman clone fit to run a federal agency?

His only qualification for office is that he withdrew from the presidential race to benefit Biden. South Bend, Indiana is one of the worst cities in Indiana thanks to Mayor Pete.

[PGalt]

Buttplug uses crack? Whatta hack. C’mon Peter.

[Texas Eagle]

And there it is.

[polymuser]

Southeast states are already having gasoline shortages.

Green eco-nuts are pleased.

Watch the train tracks where fuel is hauled; they’ve been targeted by green eco-nuts already.

[griswold3]

The Monkeywrench Gang

[Texas Eagle]

There you have it. They're peeing on our leg and telling us it's raining.

Even FReepers are conning themselves. FReepsplaining about how the gas shortage is the result of people "topping off" and other such nonsense.

[Eddie01]

So, you’re the deep state and you want to drive gas prices higher.

Hack your own pipeline, then tell everyone it wasn’t your fault and we need to pass a new 2T bill to solve a minor IT problem.

I want to know who clicked on the link in the email that said their facebook account was blocked, “click here to resolve”.

[chrisser]

The issue isn’t so much how one defines “infrastructure”. The issue is that, however it’s defined, it never gets fixed because Democrats siphon off all the money to unions, corruption, influence peddling and vote buying and there’s never enough left to actually fix “the infrastructure”

Besides, I thought Obama fixed it all 5 years ago.

[rlmorel]

Would this push spending proposals up to $8 trillion now?

If so, why stop at $2 trillion. Why don’t we spend $20 trillion on it and go world class?

/s

[Tench_Coxe]

"Buttigieg added, “That’s true when we think about roads and bridges, obviously. It’s a safety issue if they’re not in good shape. But it’s also true as we’re confronting threats of the future ranging from climate security to cybersecurity. It’s one of the reasons why there is such a robust amount of funding for resilience built into the President’s American Jobs Plan, an awareness that we need to be preparing and building for the future.”"

So the next logical question is: what specifically is in this infrastructure bill to address what just happened to the Colonial pipeline? Please point out the exact section.

[G Larry]

Hey Pete!

You need to define Cybersecurity threats as "Infrastructure" and then prosecute accordingly.

Otherwise, you're just lying.

[logi_cal869]

But of course.