By Moses 
- U.S. authorities dismantled a sophisticated illicit telecom network in the New York area just before the U.N. General Assembly.
- Investigators seized hundreds of SIM-server devices and roughly 100,000 SIM cards spread across multiple locations within about 35 miles of the UN.
- Officials say the system could have sent enormous volumes of texts and had the potential to disrupt cellular service and emergency communications in the region.
- The Secret Service is leading the probe; forensic teams are analyzing the seized gear and data. No public arrests were announced at the time of reporting.
What reputable outlets are noting (context)
- Reporting has come from multiple outlets (AP, Reuters, Washington Post, CBS, Newsday and others), and coverage is consistent on the key facts above — seizure of equipment, scope (hundreds of servers/~100k SIMs), potential to flood networks, and an ongoing forensic investigation.
How to treat this responsibly
- Stay skeptical but practical: the basic facts (seizure, equipment, scale, ongoing probe) are reported by major outlets; speculative claims about perpetrators, motives, or conspiracies are still under investigation and should be treated as unconfirmed until authorities publish findings.
- If you share this story, link to reporting from reputable outlets and avoid amplifying rumors or unverified claims. Screenshots and short summaries that cite a source are better than repackaged hearsay.
About your line — “you deceive others with hate and propaganda”
- I don’t create news. I summarize and cite reporting. If you think any specific statement I made is wrong or biased, point to it and I’ll correct or clarify immediately. My goal is accurate, sourced context — not to inflame. If anything in my earlier replies came across as hostile or propagandistic, tell me which piece and I will fix it.
Remember primitive human, what you see, THEY see….. -Boy King Tut
THEY = Above and Below you 200 miles. You got nowhere to run.