Tag: intel
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corbett report: episode080 – the summer of our discontent
from corbett report: The governments of the developed world have been preparing for decades to implement martial law. Now intelligence agencies, CFR members, Trilaterals, think tanks and analysts of all stripes are predicting a summer of rage. Join us for this week’s edition of The Corbett Report as we use this slim window of opportunity…
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2 arrested in fbi raid at obama appointee’s office
dc official & contractor arrested in bribery stingfrom raw story: The office of the District of Columbia’s chief technology officer was raided by federal agents Thursday morning as part of a federal bribery sting. The Washington Post is reporting that Yusuf Acar, 40, was taken into custody this morning by FBI agents at his home…
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nsa, dhs, aipac & the web: a cyber tug-of-war
…and now, a few twisted tales of the coming cyberwar… nsa chief continues bid to take over cybersecurityfrom threat level: In the wake of the resignation on Friday of National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) Director Rod Beckstrom over concerns that the National Security Agency plans to take over government cybersecurity efforts, comes an announcement that…
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econocrash: hoarding, seizing, drinking & cashless
this is all starting to sound like a bad country song…economist says hoard gold & scotch outrage brewing in oregon over proposed 1900% beer taxfrom kgw: Five Oregon state lawmakers want to impose a hefty tax on beer and have introduced a bill that brewers say would cripple them. Four Portland legislators joined a Springfield…
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police state international: false flags & the strategy of tension
german intel agents caught staging false flag terrorfrom paul joseph watons: German intelligence agents have been caught staging a false flag terror attack against an EU building in Kosovo, apparently in an attempt to create a pretext for EU police to be deployed in Kosovo after government leaders rejected the UN-mandated proposal. “Germany declined to…
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‘plausible but unsubstantiated’ threataganda against nyc subway
from ap: Federal authorities are warning law enforcement personnel of a possible terror plot against the New York City subway and train systems during the holiday season, and police are beefing up security in preparation. An internal memo obtained by The Associated Press says the FBI has received a “plausible but unsubstantiated” report that al-Qaida…
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obamessiah updates: osama, intel & the gwot
obama: US must capture or kill osamafrom times online: Catching or killing Osama bin Laden will be one of the key targets of Barack Obama’s administration as it is “critical” to American national security… Mr Obama made good on his rhetoric from the campaign trail that the hunt for bin Laden would remain top priority…
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nsa agents admit spying on americans
from raw replay: ABC’s Brian Ross talked to NSA agents who admit spying on phone calls of Americans that have nothing to do with terrorism investigations. Brian Ross reported: “Despite pledges by President George W. Bush and American intelligence officials to the contrary, hundreds of US citizens overseas have been eavesdropped on as they called…
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bullets, bombs, benazir, fbi spy, quarantines, drugs & hitler
bullet shortage affects policefrom ap: A nationwide spike in demand for small-arms ammunition and the skyrocketing cost of raw materials to make the bullets have forced some law enforcement agencies in Washington state to plan their orders further in advance. On average, the cost of ammunition has increased by 67 percent between 2004 and this…
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cyanide psyop & the coming denver convention
pound of cyanide found in room where man diedfrom ap: About a pound of highly toxic sodium cyanide was found in a hotel room where a man’s body was discovered, authorities said Wednesday. The Denver medical examiner was still awaiting test results to determine what killed Saleman Abdirahman Dirie, 29, of Ottawa. Police said they…
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pentagon closes controversial intelligence unit
from reuters: The Pentagon on Monday said it was closing a controversial intelligence office that had raised concerns about domestic spying by the military after the September 11 attacks. The Defense Department said it had “disestablished” the Counterintelligence Field Activity office, or CIFA, created in February 2002 by former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to manage…
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bush centralizes control of intelligence agencies as the police state agenda marches onward
from washington post: The Bush administration unveiled new operating guidelines for the nation’s intelligence community yesterday in a move that boosted the authority of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) while triggering protests from lawmakers who complained that they weren’t properly consulted. The changes affirmed the DNI’s role as head of the…
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colorado ‘fusion center’ to gather intel during dnc
from colorado independent: Federal and state law enforcement officials will increase intelligence operations during the Democratic National Convention, overseeing an information war room that will be staffed around the clock with analysts who access a dozen databases while receiving reports of “suspicious activity” — activity that some civil libertarians claim could be nothing more than…
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geopolitiks: dog meat, poison & weather wargames
china may modify weather for olympicsfrom xinhua: If bad weather threatens the August 8 opening of Beijing’s Olympic Games, then meteorologists may change the weather, according to a Chinese meteorology official. Chen Zhenlin, a vice director with the China Meteorological Administration (CMA), made the statement Tuesday afternoon at a press conference held at the Beijing…
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carlyle, cops, main core, youtube, turnpikes & redlights
carlyle group to acquire booz allen hamiltonfrom deseret news: Carlyle Group, the private-equity firm run by David Rubenstein, agreed to acquire Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.’s U.S. government-consulting business for $2.54 billion, its biggest buyout since the credit markets collapsed in July… The Booz Allen government-consulting unit has more than 18,000 employees and annual sales of…