Hackers affiliated with the Anonymous collective have leaked a US Department of Defense memo relating to the PRISM program, revealing that the National Security Agency has secretly gathered intelligence on millions of Americans for years. The hacktivists, who have long sought complete transparency online and elsewhere, published a total of thirteen documents, one of which outlines the US government’s “NetOps Strategic Vision” for monitoring the Internet.
The documents are mostly pulled from 2008, just after when the government reportedly began using PRISM to mine servers at technology companies including Microsoft and Yahoo. An NSA slideshow published Thursday by the Guardian and the Washington Post reveals the intelligence community first gained access to Google in January of 2009 and Facebook in June of the same year.
YES, THAT DRAKE. The one working with ALLIANCE personell, FORMER NSA. SPEAKS PUBLICLY on camera to FOX NEWS about NSA data collection and the new UT data center cabaple of ZILLA-byte data collection.
IT IS KNOWN already that the NSA conducts wiretapping/interception of(from Ft.Meade ECHELON STATION): wireless phone calls, landline phone calls, txt messages and internet activity. Ive stood atop part of ECHELON myself. You wouldnt know it was there unless you looked with a keen eye about things that dont belong.
Cooling systems and drains...cement blocks in middle of nowhere.
PUZZLE PALACE has more details. JUST AIRED /AIRING on FOX NEWS NOW.
In the revealing PBS video documentary The Secret Government, host Bill Moyers exposes the inner workings of a secret government much more vast that most people would ever imagine. Though originally broadcast in 1987, it is even more relevant today. Interviews with respected top military, intelligence, and government insiders reveal both the history and secret objectives of powerful groups in the hidden shadows of our government.
"The National Security Act of '47 gave us the National Security Council. Never have we had a National Security Council so concerned about the nation's security that we're always looking for threats and looking how to orchestrate our society to oppose those threats. National Security was invented, almost, in 1947, and now it has become the prime mover of everything we do as measured against something we invented in 1947."
The filmmaker Laura Poitras profiles William Binney, a 32-year veteran of the National Security Agency who helped design a top-secret program he says is broadly collecting Americans' personal data.
