Govern Like A Christian (GLAC) Cyber-crimes

Far too long individuals who participate in cybercrimes, have been treated as a white-collar criminal which hurt no one. In reality what hackers and other cybercriminals do is as brutal and frightening as someone placing a gun in your face. Now with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer learning, the opportunities for criminal activity have skyrocketed. The government needs to take specific actions right now! 

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Welcome to another session of the Govern Like a Christian or GLAC podcast. This is not just a podcast, but a call to join an American revival movement. Christians are the one group in the United States of America which have not been heard from during these toxic times. It is time for us to stand up and govern like a Christian. This means we apply Christian principles to every aspect of government. The establishment Democrats keep us poor and the establishment Republicans won't let us get rich. The far left and progressives have left all sense of societal norms and values behind. They want to diminish our right to worship and teach our children according to our religious beliefs. The far right MAGA does not mean make America great again, but rather minimize anti-God attitudes. MAGA is taking the nation right into destructive hypocrisy. This allows hypocrites to proclaim God but govern contrary to God. Their hateful attitudes and chaos are attempts to return the USA to a dark time of racial divide, thus weakening the nation. Politicians on both sides try to pull us to the left or to the right, divide us, repress our freedoms, and in the end want us to choose the lesser of two evils. That time is over. Citizens identifying as Democrats, Republicans, and independents can now enter primaries and eventually general elections, standing only on the platform to govern like a Christian. Stay with us and see how the GLAC policies are fair and aligned with Christian principles of how to govern and treat our neighbors fairly. We live in an age of technology which is so easily accessible for anyone. With all of the benefits of technology, there comes some risk we have been assuming. These risks are by criminals who seek to rob and take advantage of others, disrupt commerce and business, and pose risks to national security. Far too long, individuals who participate in cybercrimes have been treated as a white-collar criminal which hurt no one. In reality, what hackers and other cyber criminals do is as brutal and frightening as someone placing a gun in your face. Now, with artificial intelligence or AI and computer learning, the opportunities for criminal activity have skyrocketed. The government needs to take specific actions right now. GLAC recommends consolidating military and civilian resources. There is a common foe that both seek to put out of business. The use of contracted cyber trackers and cyber bounty hunters will go a long way to curb cyber crimes. The USA must be in the offensive mindset at all times. Once these cyber criminals are apprehended, just punishment and consequences must be the sentence. GLAC believes that immediate compensation must be a part of any sentence as a means to compensate the victims of their cyber attacks. The idea of losing all one's possessions to pay someone they plan to victimize will be a sobering consideration before engaging in cybercrimes. As far as criminal sentences, these crimes must be treated like robbery and assault. Thus, hard labor where possible and no parole or probation will be appropriate. Those remedies cover cybercrimes at home in the USA. However, international cybercrimes require a different approach. GLAC holds that cyber crimes are a war and must be treated as such. In most wars, a successful coordination with allies is required. This war to stop cybercrimes which know no borders requires a joint effort of nations. Foreign nationals engaging in cybercrimes against the USA should receive a lifetime travel ban to the USA. For those cybercrimes originating within the borders of nations classified as enemies, we must make the consequences immediate and painful. If those nations plead ignorance to the cyber crimes, then they must be shown our seriousness. For every cyber attack, there will be a one-third reduction in that country's visas to the USA. This will force adversaries to monitor and control the criminal cybercrimes originating within their borders. There is so much we will be able to do when we are committed to govern like a Christian. Join us on the next GLAC podcast. Thank you for listening and God bless.