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Tag Archives: US national security
CONFIDANTS KEY TO ASSANGE CAMPAIGN – Tuesday June 25 2013
– Sarah Harrison isn’t a person who seeks publicity. However, the WikiLeaks staff member may get more than 15 minutes of fame after she accompanied US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden on an Aeroflot flight from Hong Kong to Moscow on … Continue reading
Posted in Espionage, Intelligence & National Security
Tagged Aeroflot flight, Australia's signals intelligence agency, Australian Defence Signals Directorate, Australian Senate candidate, Baltasar Garzon, Britain's Government Communications Headquarters, British Foreign Secretary, British national security, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, Ecuadorian dipomats, Ecuadorian embassy, Ecuadorian Foreign Affairs Minister, Ecuadorian government, Ecuadorian President, Edward Snowden, espionage, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, former Spanish judge, Frontline Club, Hong Kong, Hong Kong authorities, Julian Assange, London, Moscow, national security, National Security Agency, NSA, Rafael Correa, Ricardo Patino, Sarah Harrison, Syrian Government emails, The Guardian newspaper, The Washington Post, United States, US Department of Justice, US extradition request, US Government, US intelligence whistleblower, US national security, US signals intelligence and surveillance programs, WikiLeaks, WikiLeaks Party, Wikileaks staff members, Wikileaks' website, William Hague
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FBI’S EYES IN THE SKY – Friday June 21 2013
– Unmanned drones are in the sky conducting surveillance on some US residents in a “very minimal way”, the head of the FBI has told Congress. Robert Mueller said his agency’s use of a small number of aerial drones was … Continue reading
FBI CONFIRMS SPY DRONES USED OVER US – Friday June 21 2013
– The FBI employs drones in domestic surveillance operations, director Robert Mueller revealed, but said they were used in a “very, very minimal way.” Mr Mueller, in Senate testimony on Wednesday, acknowledged for the first time that the Federal Bureau … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence & National Security
Tagged ATF, Britain, Bureau of Alcohol, DEA, Drug Enforcement Administration, Edward Snowden, Eric Holder, FAA, FBI, FBI's use of drones, Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Bureau of Intelligence, Firearms and Explosives, Guardian newspaper, Mexico, National Security Agency surveillance programs, NSA, Obama administration, Patrick Leahy, Rand Paul, Robert Mueller, September 11 Attacks, The Washington Post, Tobacco, US Attorney-General, US citizens, US Democrats, US Department of Homeland Security, US intelligence, US National Conference of State Legislatures, US national security, US President, US Republican Senator, US Senate floor, US Senate Judiciary Committee, US Senate testimony, US Senator Chuck Grassley, US Senator Mazie Hirono, US soil
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DATA SEARCHES – Thursday June 20 2013
– Google says it has asked a special US court handling national security investigations for permission to publish the number of government requests for data to the internet giant. The court filing in Washington on Tuesday came amid a firestorm … Continue reading
FACEBOOK RELEASES FIGURES ON US GOVERNMENT DATA REQUESTS – Sunday June 16 2013
– Facebook has revealed it received between 9000 and 10,000 requests for user data from US authorities in the second half of last year, as it seeks to shield itself from a growing scandal. The requests covered matters ranging from … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence & National Security
Tagged Apple, Chinese territory, Edward Snowden, Facebook, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Google, Hong Kong, Microsoft, National Security Agency, NSA, NSA surveillance program, PRISM, Ted Ullyot, US authorities, US Justice Department, US national security, Yahoo!
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AMERICA’S MOST WANTED: I’M READY FOR A COURT BATTLE – Friday June 14 2013
– Officially, he might not be a fugitive. But Edward Snowden, the man Washington most wants to run to ground – just as soon as it gets its legal paperwork in order – has emerged from hiding in Hong Kong, … Continue reading
Posted in Espionage, Intelligence & National Security
Tagged American businesses, American privacy, Booz Allen Hamilton, Edward Snowden, espionage, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, Hong Kong lawyer, Hong Kong Mira Hotel, Hong Kong rule of law, Kevin Egan, Law Yuk-Kai, National Security Agency, NSA, Reuters, South China Morning Post, US charges, US court applications, US Espionage Act, US Government, US intelligence, US intelligence surveillance, US national security, US officials, US politcians, US pundits, US security agencies, Washington
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SALE OF ORWELL’S 1984 SKYROCKET AMID US SPYING SCANDAL – Thursday June 13 2013
– Sales of George Orwell’s novel ‘1984’, featuring a futuristic totalitarian state, jumped on Amazon.com’s website following reports of a classified program that lets the US government collect personal data. One edition of the book, which was originally published in … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence & National Security
Tagged 1984 novel, Amazon Mover and Shaker List, Amazon.com, Animal Farm, Apple, Big Brother, Facebook, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, George Orwell, George W. Bush, Google, literature, Microsoft, National Security Agency, NSA, PRISM, US Government, US intelligence, US internet companies, US national security, Washington Post, Yahoo!
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GOOGLE PUSH TO EASE SECURITY GAG – Thursday June 13 2013
– Google led a charge by internet and social media firms demanding that the Obama administration allow them to reveal details of their cooperation with government surveillance schemes – as angry members of Congress urged tighter controls on the mass … Continue reading
Posted in Espionage, Intelligence & National Security, Terrorism
Tagged ABC TV, ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, AT&T, BellSouth, Bill Pascrell, Booz Allen Hamilton, British rule, Bush administration, California Republican, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, David Drummond, Democrat congressman, Democrat senator, Ecuadorian embassy in London, Edward Snowden, espionage, Facebook, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Google, Google chief counsel, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Hong Kong High Court, Human Rights Watch, James Bamford, James Clapper, Julian Assange, Lateline program, Latin America, Moscow, National Security Agency, New York, NSA, Obama administration, Ron Wyden, Russia, September 11 Attacks, terrorism, Tom McClintock, US Congress, US Director of National Intelligence, US dragnet, US Fourth Amendement, US House of Representatives, US intelligence, US Justice Department, US national security, US Patriot Act, USA Today, Utah, Verizon, Walter Pincus, Washington Post, WikiLeaks, Wired magazine, Xavier Becerra
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