or ads. Don't know much when or where they appear. DU, news sites, Youtube, or ESPN is about the only places I go. Stay away from the sponsored links at the bottom -- that one caught me by surprise.

I've never clicked on an ad here.

Strange internet filter blocks them out. Odd sites too like urbandictionary.com The Davenport Iowa poll results source was blocked but I eventually found them at Bloomberg.

I clicked back out and the story is phony and for some reason my search keywords it includes O'Malley in the text. I don't know malware virus but probably phishing but why the phony stuff seemingly to key on defense or contractors or O'Malley though don't know if that is a coincidence. Could be a satire article, you could try those 3 keywords and see if it comes and try to see.

1) Is this the link? I don't see a problem with it.
http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/community-bulletin/defense-contractor-plead-guilty

2) Specifically which software program gave you the warning?
Some of them give a lot of false alarms, some are politically biased and give warnings on "liberal" sites and "objectionable" material.

"I understand the risks" or the back-out option. It was "This connection is untrustworthy". All I said were "pled guilty" before I went into but for some reason your link I didn't get the connection warning thing.

I can't remember what it was I use Windows probably 7. Firefox, whatever is standard on those.

I thought it was clearly making the implication about Snowden but what are the odds a different civilian defense contractor in Hawaii actually does plead guilty. Interesting story though she is 27, he's 52 "were in love" "not about espionage" but "gives" her the secrets?

Thanks I don't ever remember getting those things since a guest went to those casino sites.

That's a firefox warning when it can't connect securely to an https site.
The link I posted was just plain http not https, so you didn't get a warning.
Your original search probably returned the same link with https.

I just tried the link using https instead of http, and got the same warning with firefox:
https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/community-bulletin/defense-contractor-plead-guilty

The site administrators probably messed up, this would be a serious problem for a bank or anyplace you log into with personal info, but here the site administrators are using the wrong domain name for the certificates they're using, they'll probably consider a low priority problem and not fix it, they may not even be aware of it.

I mean the coincidence of the location.

...the link and usually see HTT*//* ChingchonDingaLing.com ...which I doubt seriously has anything to do with my PayPal account being "Compromised"

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