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June 21, 2013

British government moves to censor media coverage of spying operations By Robert Stevens

D-Notices are official requests to news editors not to publish or broadcast items on specified subjects on the grounds of “national security”. They are issued by the Defence, Press and Broadcasting Advisory Committee, which operates between government departments dealing with intelligence and national security, and the media. Continue reading

Media, National Security State, UK

BBC, censorship, d-notice, G8, GCHQ, intelligence, media coverage, NSA, security, spying, the guardian, WSWS
June 20, 2013

Video: NSA Whistleblower: NSA Spying On – and Blackmailing – Top Government Officials and Military Officers

They went after members of Congress, both Senate and the House, especially on the intelligence committees and on the armed services committees and some of the–and judicial. But they went after other ones, too. They went after lawyers and law firms. All kinds of–heaps of lawyers and law firms. They went after judges. Continue reading

National Security State, USA, Videos

blackmail, Booz Allen, CIA, data mining, database state, FBI, Government, intelligence, James Clapper, Narus, NSA, Obama, prism, progressive, snowden, spying, surveillance, Verint, Video, Whistleblower
June 19, 2013

The Terror Con, Booz Allen Hamilton and the NSA By Robert Scheer

For defense contractors, the government officials who write them mega checks, and the hawks in the media who cheer them on, the name of the game is threat inflation. And no one has been better at it than the folks at Booz Allen Hamilton, the inventors of the new boondoggle called cyber warfare. Continue reading

National Security State, USA

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June 19, 2013

The National Security Industrial Complex and NSA Spying: The Revolving Doors Between State Agencies and Private Contractors By Pratap Chatterjee

When Edward Snowden, an employee of Booz Allen Hamilton – a military contractor based in McLean, Virginia – blew the whistle on the extent of U.S. global electronic surveillance, he unexpectedly shone a light on the world of contractors that consume some 70 percent of the $52 billion U.S. intelligence budget. Continue reading

Capitalism, National Security State, USA

Booz Allen, CIA, data mining, database state, Global Research, intelligence, James Clapper, Narus, NBC, NSA, prism, security, snowden, spying, surveillance, Verint
June 19, 2013

Spinning Surveillance via Discredited NSA Talking Points By Steve Rendall

A system in which a secret program is approved behind closed doors via classified rulings would be better described as “opaque,” though Rose failed to challenge Obama on the point. Continue reading

Media, National Security State

AP, Associated Press, FAIR, FISA, intelligence, New York, NSA, Obama, surveillance
June 19, 2013

Cameron insults our intelligence over Syria… and gets a slap from Putin By Finian CUNNINGHAM

They say a picture paints a thousand words. The photograph of British Prime Minister David Cameron and Russian President Vladimir Putin in London recently certainly does. When the two leaders gave a press conference at the weekend in Downing Street ahead to the G8 summit, Cameron had the excruciating look of a desperate man. Putin,… Continue reading

Syria, UK

conference, intelligence, London, NATO, Strategic Culture, Syria, Vladimir Putin
June 18, 2013

Russian Advanced Weapons for Syria: Unrevealed Secrets of Vladimir Putin’s Recent Visit to London

During his recent visit to London and meeting with British Prime Minister Cameron, President Putin passed on a message to the US and France in response to their recent announcement that they will arm the [Al Nusrah] fighters in Syria. Continue reading

Russia, Syria

Global Research, intelligence, London, Middle East, Prime Minister, putin, Syria, Vladimir Putin
June 18, 2013

NSA whistleblower Snowden issues defiant response to government threats and media lies By Eric London

Whistleblower Edward Snowden spoke publicly yesterday for the first time in a week and issued a defiant response to denunciations of his actions by both corporate-controlled parties in the US. He declared, “All I can say right now is the US government is not going to be able to cover this up by jailing or… Continue reading

National Security State, USA

Cheney, data mining, database state, FISA, intelligence, James Bamford, James Clapper, London, Narus, NSA, Obama, prism, snowden, spying, surveillance, Verint, WSWS
June 17, 2013

The Chemical Weapons Pretext for War on Syria: A Pack of Lies By Ben Schreiner

In the wake of having its illegal domestic surveillance dragnet exposed, laying bare (yet again) the utter duplicity and criminality of the U.S. ruling class, Washington is once again digging deep to conjure up a pretext for yet another war of aggression in the Middle East. Continue reading

Syria

Ben Schreiner, class, Global Research, intelligence, intervention, Obama, sarin, Syria, WMD
June 15, 2013

Syria and Chemical Weapons: What Do We Know? By Peter Hart

If you watched ABC World Newslast night (6/13/13), the story of Syria and the use of chemical weapons had shifted pretty dramatically. AnchorDavid Muir declared at the top of the show: “The White House now confirming Syria’s president has in fact used chemical weapons to kill.” Continue reading

Syria

Arms, chemical weapons, CIA, FAIR, intelligence, New York, NYT, sarin, Syria, USA, White House, WMD
June 15, 2013

No Evidence: ‘Obama does a Bush’ to get No-Fly Zone and war in Syria By Patrick Henningsen

This sounds all too familiar. The Bush Administration did the exact same thing in Iraq. There was no evidence then, other than fabricated sexed-up intelligence. The same is true today. Continue reading

Syria

Century Wire, intelligence, Iraq, Obama, Patrick Henningsen, Syria
June 14, 2013

The National Security Agency: A Global Superpower By Wayne Madsen

Recent revelations that the U.S. National Security Agency is conducting massive meta-data vacuuming of the phone calls and Internet transactions of tens of millions of Americans and, perhaps, billions of people around the world, with little or no effective oversight by President Obama, the U.S. Congress, or the federal court system means that the intelligence… Continue reading

National Security State, Strategic Culture Foundation

Congress, data mining, database state, intelligence, James Clapper, Korea, Narus, NSA, Obama, prism, security, snowden, spying, Strategic Culture, surveillance, Verint, Wayne Madsen
June 14, 2013

Syria: The Mother of All Battles

The Syrian army is successfully expanding its most important operation since the beginning of the civil war, launched on June 9 of this year. This operation, «Northern Storm», is aimed at liberating the opposition’s main stronghold – the city of Aleppo, the country’s largest city and most important economic center, located near the Turkish border… Continue reading

Syria

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June 13, 2013

How damn convenient Syria Has Used Chemical Weapons

13 June 2013 How damn convenient! Syria Has Used Chemical Weapons Against Rebels, U.S. and European Officials Conclude American and European intelligence analysts now believe that President Bashar al-Assad’s troops have used chemical weapons against rebel forces in the civil war in Syria, an assessment that will put added pressure on a deeply divided Obama… Continue reading

Syria

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June 12, 2013

Pre-emptive Policing By Craig Murray

I am deeply concerned about pre-emptive policing, or arresting people who might be going to do something wrong. I frankly don’t believe the BBC’s claim that intelligence indicated that anti-G8 protestors in Soho had weapons, or at any rate I do not believe it was honest intelligence. Continue reading

National Security State, UK

BBC, Bilderberg, Craig Murray, G8, intelligence, London, police, radical
June 12, 2013

Lack of Intelligence By Craig Murray

I am astonished that still none of our pusillanimous media has published the simple fact that NSA and GCHQ share ALL intelligence reports with each other. Every member of the House of Commons who has ever been in the most junior ministerial position knows this Continue reading

National Security Archive, UK

Craig Murray, data mining, database state, GCHQ, intelligence, Narus, NSA, prism, secrecy, snowden, spying, surveillance, United States, Verint
June 12, 2013

GCHQ- The UK Government Communications Headquarters By Steve Jones

GCHQ is the United Kingdom’s (and the European Union’s) premiere electronic eavesdropping facility. The jargon used to define this activity is known as signals and communications intelligence, that is, the collection, sifting, decryption, analysis and linguistic deciphering of international electronic communications. Continue reading

National Security State, UK

GCHQ, Global Research, Government, intelligence, NSA, police, SOURCES, spying, surveillance, United Kingdom, USA
June 12, 2013

Luxembourg trial into 1980s terror bombings reveals involvement of German police, intelligence agents By Dietmar Henning

A trial is taking place in Luxembourg dealing with a series of terror bombings committed in the 1980s. Although the bombings implicate NATO troops and its top secret Stay Behind operation in terrorist activities, the trial has been largely ignored by the German and international media. Continue reading

Europe, National Security State

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June 12, 2013

The Dirty Little Secret About Mass Surveillance: It Doesn’t Keep Us Safe

NSA Spying Doesn’t Work to Prevent Terrorism Continue reading

National Security State

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June 11, 2013

Government Spying on Americans … and then Giving Info to Giant Corporations

You’ve heard that the government spies on all Americans. But you might not know that the government shares some of that information with big corporations. Continue reading

National Security State, USA

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