Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Cyberattacks Reveal U.S. Is 'One Step Away From Cities Being Plunged Into Darkness'" video.

When Americans created the world wide web their first illegal use was called "piggy-backing". Americans would add a separate signal to monitor the computer use of end users. That also let them access the non-used computer capacity of end users as part of their military expansion.
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@sato88888888 : When three universities in Toronto were wired into the American "information highway" in 1980, each paying $50,000 a year for the privilege, I had my fingers on one of the computers just for fun. I am Clan Watt. That's before the American military took over and it became the world wide web. Also in 1980, my friend Professor John McCallum, Electronics at York University, signed a one-year contract with China to help build their internet and write their university curriculum. You asked where's my source. I'm the source. At the time China was the only online country with a sovereign online, able to shut off the rest of the world if they wanted to. Americans never built a firewall like that, always wanting to reach into the pockets of other countries further and further. The world wide web was appropriately named. I could tell you about how I got over my video game addiction in 1980, or how Americans hacked other countries since then, but 'nuffs E-nuff.
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@sato88888888 : I was just talking about Americans. It was a Scotsman who invented wires, using copper, but you can't blame him for the world wide web, hard-wired at first.
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