Microsoft Guilty But Protected by NSA, AB PAC, India, and DelBenes
By
Duane Thresher, Ph.D. March 22, 2021
IT
incompetent Microsoft is guilty of
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach
and
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach Sequel and
should be in serious, even terminal, legal and public
relations/business trouble for it, but remains untouchable.
This is because Microsoft is being protected, for several
reasons, by those in and closely tied to the federal
government. First, Microsoft has become inherent in federal
government IT over the decades and it's too late for the
federal government to do anything but defend Microsoft, no
matter how disastrously IT incompetent they are. Second,
Microsoft has colluded with the National Security Agency (NSA)
to spy on Americans and is being rewarded for that by the
federal government. Third, Microsoft, via its IT incompetent
leadership, including those from India, has paid for many
elected federal officials. These include U.S. Representative
Suzan DelBene from Washington state, home of Microsoft, who
used to be a Microsoft executive, and whose husband Kurt
DelBene is a longtime Microsoft executive, except for when he
was appointed by the federal government to implement
HealthCare.gov, which was hacked at implementation;
see
HealthCare.gov
Hacked. While at Microsoft, IT incompetent Kurt DelBene
managed both Outlook, implicated in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach, and
Exchange, implicated in
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach Sequel. Not
to mention — and no one does — Microsoft liberally
supports the dirty tricks political action committee, AB
PAC.
As I explained in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach, Microsoft
has become inherent in federal government IT over the decades.
For example, Microsoft Office, which includes Outlook email,
is standard in all federal government offices; in fact, files
from the federal government are often Microsoft Office .doc
files instead of .pdf. It's too late for the federal
government to do anything but defend Microsoft, no matter how
disastrously IT incompetent they are. It would be political
suicide for the federal government to admit, by declaring
Microsoft guilty and punishing them, that they turned over
federal IT to such an IT incompetent corporation and it
destroyed federal IT. This is part of the
IT incompetence
principle of
IT
Hiring: No Personal Consequences for IT Incompetence, Just
Excuses.
As I also explained in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach, Microsoft
has made an extensive and vigorous effort to provide built-in
easy access to Outlook email, and probably also Exchange
email, to the NSA (also hacked during the doomsday data
breaches) — and thus the CIA, FBI, etc. — for
their electronic surveillance efforts, as proven by documents
stolen from the
NSA
and CIA when they were hacked by
Edward
Snowden (in what was then called the worst data breach in
history). Some of this NSA spying was on Americans, with whom
it is deeply offensive. If many Americans knew that Microsoft
was helping the NSA spy on Americans, Microsoft would suffer
severely in their public relations/business. Microsoft thus
has to be rewarded for this NSA collusion by being protected
by the federal government.
Microsoft, via its
IT
incompetent leadership, including those from India, has
paid for many elected federal officials, particularly through
AB PAC. These very large contributions are documented by the
Federal Election Commission (FEC), assuming the FEC data has
not been tampered with — see
Federal
Judiciary Reacts To Hackers: Evidence Tampering OK, Exposing
NSA Surveillance Not — since the FEC was hacked
during
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data
Breach.
As I discussed in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach,
Satya Nadella
is the CEO of Microsoft and a cheap
IT incompetent programmer from India. In 2016 Nadella made
two $2,700 contributions (the max) to liberal Democrat Suzan
DelBene, a U.S. Representative from Washington state, home of
Microsoft. In 2018 Nadella also made two $2,700
contributions, one to DelBene again and one to Adam Smith,
another liberal Democrat U.S. Representative from Washington
state.
There are even more contributions to Democrat
U.S. Representative Suzan DelBene by Microsoft leadership; see
ahead. Why so many contributions to
Suzan DelBene
? Because Democrat Suzan DelBene is
both a former Microsoft executive herself, having been
Corporate Vice President for Mobile Communications (which was
probably useful to the NSA), and the wife of
Kurt DelBene
, Microsoft Executive Vice President
since January 2021 — but scheduled to retire at the end
of the fiscal year — and for six years before that
Microsoft Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy and
Core Services Engineering and Operations. For 21 years, from
1992 to 2013, Kurt DelBene was President of the Microsoft
Office Division, and Office includes Microsoft email;
see
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data
Breach.
Kurt DelBene only has management degrees, so is IT incompetent
(see
The
Most Important IT Credential: An IT Education in
Principles of
IT Incompetence), and was previously general manager for
Outlook and group program manager for Exchange. Outlook was
the IT incompetent Microsoft email responsible for
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach and
Exchange was the IT incompetent Microsoft email responsible
for
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach
Sequel.
In 2013 Kurt DelBene was "retired in a reorganization" of
Microsoft. A couple of months later in 2013, DelBene was
appointed by Democrat President
Barack Obama
to oversee, as part of the
hacked
Department of Health and Human Services, the
implementation of HealthCare.gov, which was disastrous and
hacked right from its launch in 2013; see
HealthCare.gov
Hacked.
In 2015 Microsoft CEO
Satya Nadella
hired back Kurt DelBene, but only
for his new political connections, since Nadella knew DelBene
was IT incompetent, even more than Nadella himself
(see
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach). Obama
only hired DelBene because he was from Microsoft, so
supposedly must be IT competent, and was available, never
wondering why he was available.
As I said in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach, "Of
course, with its CEO [Satya Nadella] now being a cheap IT
incompetent programmer from India, Microsoft hires even more
cheap IT incompetent programmers from India." Another cheap
IT incompetent programmer from India who leads Microsoft, and
is even more directly responsible for the Microsoft email
doomsday data breaches, is
Rajesh Jha
, Executive Vice President for the
last 15 years.
Rajesh Jha leads the development of Office 365, which includes
Microsoft email; see
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach. Jha only
has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the Indian
Institute of Technology Madras, which is way down at #639 in
Best Global Universities according to U.S. News, the premier
college ranker, and a master’s degree in computer science from
a low-ranked American University; see
The
Most Important IT Credential: An IT Education in
Principles of
IT Incompetence, which specifies IT degrees
and
good universities (
like me).
A quote from an interview with IT incompetent Rajesh Jha on
how he felt about working at Microsoft: "Wow, I can't believe
they're actually trusting me to ship stuff. And sure enough,
you know, I had some hideous bugs that went out in the first
release, and I was incredibly down on myself."
For at least the last ten years, Rajesh Jha has made maximum
contributions to Democrat U.S. Representative Suzan DelBene.
Perhaps more importantly, in 2020 Rajesh Jha made a $100,000
and then a $25,000 contribution to AB PAC, which is a Super
PAC.
PACs are political action committees, which may legally engage
in unlimited political spending (usually on ads), and Super
PACs are PACs that, unlike regular PACs, may legally raise
funds from individuals, corporations, unions, and other groups
without any limit on contribution size. AB PAC stands for
American Bridge 21st Century PAC and is the "dirty tricks" PAC
for the Democratic Party, founded by
David Brock
, an ideologically-confused writer
from anti free speech (as Brock himself points out) UC
Berkeley. AB PAC employs many high-tech equipped (by
Microsoft and/or NSA?) "trackers" to stalk Republican
candidates around the country and record everything they do
and say at all times (much like the NSA), even private times
while not campaigning, as well as digging deeply into their
pasts and compiling dossiers on them, all for the purpose of
making truth-distorting attack ads to hurt Republicans, as AB
PAC itself proudly advertises.
Another IT incompetent programmer who leads Microsoft is
Kevin Scott
, Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
since 2017. Kevin Scott has degrees in computer science but
from low-ranked colleges. Scott uses a fake first name,
James, in the FEC database to make it hard to figure out who
he is ("James Scott" may be a pseudonym in honor of the famous
African-American ragtime composer). Scott too makes maximum
contributions to Democrat U.S. Representative Suzan DelBene.
Perhaps more importantly, Scott made a $30,000 contribution in
2017, when he first became Microsoft CTO, a $50,000
contribution in 2018, and a $50,000 contribution in 2019, all
to Democratic dirty tricks PAC, AB PAC. Scott advertises
himself as a humanitarian caring about society, like all
Microsoft leadership does actually, but out of the spotlight
heavily contributes to such antisocial behavior.
As I discussed in
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach Sequel,
Bradford Lee Smith
is President and Chief Legal Officer
of Microsoft, as well as being Microsoft's white mouthpiece
during the Microsoft email doomsday data breaches. Brad Smith
only has degrees in public affairs and law. In the FEC
database, Smith has made so many maximum contributions to so
many Democrat political candidates under so many variations of
his name that it is impossible to find and list them all.
They of course include Democrat U.S. Representative
Suzan DelBene
, but also Democrat Speaker of the
House of Representatives
Nancy Pelosi
(over $125,000), Democrat President
Joe Biden
, Democrat Vice President
Kamala Harris
, and Microsoft's own Democrat PAC,
MSVPAC (the "V" stands for "Voluntary", lest anyone think that
if you work at Microsoft you must donate to it, even if that
is true).
As I also discussed in
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach Sequel,
John Thompson
is Chairman of Microsoft, but is
kept out of the spotlight. Thompson only has business degrees
and was the one who chose Satya Nadella to be CEO of
Microsoft. He is an African-American with long close ties to
the Democratic Party and its federal government officials.
For example, Democrat Speaker of the House of Representatives
Nancy Pelosi appointed Thompson to the Financial Crisis
Inquiry Commission. In 2020 John Thompson made two $50,000
contributions to Democratic dirty tricks PAC, AB
PAC.
You can be certain Democrat U.S. Representative
Suzan DelBene
,
along with Democrat Speaker of the House of Representatives
Nancy Pelosi
, will do whatever is necessary in
Congress to protect Microsoft.
It's telling to note that the Democrats in the U.S. House of
Representatives were themselves hacked by their IT incompetent
Pakistani IT tech
Imran
Awan, but all that happened to him was he was sentenced to
time served, which in legal terms is almost the same thing as
saying "not guilty", particularly if you were out on bail and
didn't serve any time. Awan was sentenced by Jamaican-born
Democrat (based on her political contributions) judge
Tanya Chutkan
of the U.S. District Court for the
District of Columbia, after being investigated by the
Department of Justice and the FBI, which were hacked in
The
Doomsday Microsoft Government Email Data Breach
and
Doomsday
II: The Massive Microsoft Email Data Breach Sequel; see
also
Federal
Judiciary Reacts To Hackers: Evidence Tampering OK, Exposing
NSA Surveillance Not.