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Muh party.
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WikiLeaks
►CIA Listed BlackBerry's Car Software (Which Runs 60 Million Cars) as Possible Target in Leak
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Breaking WikiLeaks has decided to give details of CIA hacking tools to tech companies, Julian Assange says
►CIA Listed BlackBerry's Car Software (Which Runs 60 Million Cars) as Possible Target in Leak
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Breaking WikiLeaks has decided to give details of CIA hacking tools to tech companies, Julian Assange says
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Former Intel Officer: Ex-NSA officials hacked DNC to expose Hillary, left fingerprints to frame Russia.
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WikiLeaks@wikileaks · 7 min.
VP Pence states US will use "full force of the law" against publisher WikiLeaks but not CIA or Clinton
http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/323315-pence-sharing-intel-a-very-serious-offense
VP Pence states US will use "full force of the law" against publisher WikiLeaks but not CIA or Clinton
http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/323315-pence-sharing-intel-a-very-serious-offense
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I have a sneaking suspicion that this cognitive dissonance being played upon the masses and that Trump's administration is really working close with WL. Right now taking anything face value is hard from any party and any interest. So....much......disinformation going on. But who knows the truth 100% and whoever wins this conspiracy will have a case study for years to come.
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►Assange: "Cache of cyber weapons was passed around "out of control" by contract hackers."
►Assange accuses CIA of “historic act of devastating incompetence”
"It looks like not only is [the CIA arsenal] being spread
around contractors and former American computer hackers for hire,
but now maybe around the black market
or being used by these American hackers
who sometimes, you know cross both sides of the fence."
While WikiLeaks was not yet publishing the tools themselves,
he and WikiLeaks would share the exploits with the targeted companies
in order to help them protect against attacks.
Assange then accused the CIA of covering up the leak
and causing damage to those companies with what he claimed was
"what appears to be the largest arsenal of Trojans and viruses in the world,
that attacks most of the systems that
journalists,
people in government,
politicians,
CEOs,
and average people use."
Reuters yesterday, reported the CIA had been aware of a breach at the end of last year.
He said such stories show it was clear the CIA knew
"that it had lost that material,
or that we had that material,
and has not disclosed that—to the public at least,
CIA had not warned the public that there's [a] loose weapons arsenal out there…
►Assange accuses CIA of “historic act of devastating incompetence”
"It looks like not only is [the CIA arsenal] being spread
around contractors and former American computer hackers for hire,
but now maybe around the black market
or being used by these American hackers
who sometimes, you know cross both sides of the fence."
While WikiLeaks was not yet publishing the tools themselves,
he and WikiLeaks would share the exploits with the targeted companies
in order to help them protect against attacks.
Assange then accused the CIA of covering up the leak
and causing damage to those companies with what he claimed was
"what appears to be the largest arsenal of Trojans and viruses in the world,
that attacks most of the systems that
journalists,
people in government,
politicians,
CEOs,
and average people use."
Reuters yesterday, reported the CIA had been aware of a breach at the end of last year.
He said such stories show it was clear the CIA knew
"that it had lost that material,
or that we had that material,
and has not disclosed that—to the public at least,
CIA had not warned the public that there's [a] loose weapons arsenal out there…
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pcosmar
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Reading through that,,
All the sources are questionable,, and some has been known for years.
Sifting the chaff on this story is going to be as difficult as getting it taken seriously.
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Are the manufacturers innocent?
Are the manufacturers innocent?
Assange is giving the code to the manufacturers to "fix" the flaws in their products. How do we know that these manufacturers didn't purposely work with the government to create these back doors? The telecoms have certainly worked with the government in illegally surveilling customers; it's really not a stretch that manufacturers of products might have purposely put back doors into their products.
Are the manufacturers innocent?
Assange is giving the code to the manufacturers to "fix" the flaws in their products. How do we know that these manufacturers didn't purposely work with the government to create these back doors? The telecoms have certainly worked with the government in illegally surveilling customers; it's really not a stretch that manufacturers of products might have purposely put back doors into their products.
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It is known in some circles. Some consider it theory (of the conspiracy sort).
Seems some people may be proven right. Theory might become Fact.
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Our National Police State.
Slay the Monster: http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/march/10/do-we-live-in-a-police-state/
the power of the Deep State is even more forbidding – and seemingly invincible – than anyone knew. Joyful anticipation because, for the first time,... it is dawning on the most unlikely people that we are, for all intents and purposes, living in a police state. …
American “liberalism” – which now champions the Deep State as the savior of the country – has become a toxic brew that is fundamentally totalitarian. ... What we are seeing, as the role of the “intelligence community” in basically leading a seditious conspiracy against a sitting President is revealed, is a complete switch in the political polarities in this country: what passes for the “left” has become the biggest advocate of the Surveillance State ...
The material in “Vault 7” is extensive: it ranges from examining the ways in which a Samsung television set that is seemingly turned off can be – and no doubt has been – used to spy on the conversations and activities of a room’s occupants, to the various ways in which our spooks infiltrate and subvert common electronic devices, such as the iPhone, in order to gather information. “Infected phones,” we are told in the introduction to the material, “can be instructed to send the CIA the user’s geolocation, audio and text communications as well as covertly activate the phone’s camera and microphone.” The CIA is even working on remotely controlling the electronic steering systems installed in cars – a perfect route to pulling off an assassination that looks like an “accident.” Not that the intelligence services of the “leader of the Free World” would ever consider such an act. ...
As these viruses and other invasive programs are unleashed on an unsuspecting public, they fall into the hands of a variety of bad actors: foreign governments, criminals, and teenagers on a lark ... This plague is being spread over the Internet by a veritable army of CIA hackers: “By the end of 2016 … the CIA’s hacking division, which formally falls under the agency’s Center for Cyber Intelligence (CCI), had over 5000 registered users and had produced more than a thousand hacking systems, trojans, viruses, and other ‘weaponized’ malware.” The inevitable end result: a world infected with so much malware that computers become almost useless ...
In short, a war that made us less safe. ...
[CIA/NSA False Flag Hacking and Spying] the CIA’s Remote Devices Branch’s “Umbrage group,” ... “collects and maintains a substantial library of attack techniques ‘stolen’ from malware produced in other states including the Russian Federation.” The idea is to mask the Agency’s cyberwar operations … The process of attribution, WikiLeaks explains, is “analogous to finding the same distinctive knife wound on multiple separate murder victims. The unique wounding style creates suspicion that a single murderer is responsible. As soon one murder in the set is solved then the other murders also find likely attribution.” … It simply draws on computer code used by its adversaries ... and inserts it into its own handcrafted malware and other invasive programs, thus leaving Russian (or Chinese, or North Korean) fingerprints on the handiwork of CIA hackers. … So now we learn that the CIA has perfected the art of imitating its rivals, mimicking the Russians – or whomever – in a perfect setup for a “false flag” scenario. ...
We have created a monster, a Deep State with such unchecked power, armed with such Orwellian technology, that it represents a clear and present danger to our constitutional republic. This threat is underscored not only by the latest WikiLeaks revelations, but also by the intelligence community’s intervention in our domestic politics, which has been documented in the headlines of the nation’s newspapers for the past few months. … Accelerated by our foreign policy of perpetual war, the national security bureaucracy has accumulated immense power, and our elected leaders have neglected to provide any oversight. Indeed, they are at its mercy. ...
Either we slay the monster or it will enslave us.
Slay the Monster: http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/march/10/do-we-live-in-a-police-state/
the power of the Deep State is even more forbidding – and seemingly invincible – than anyone knew. Joyful anticipation because, for the first time,... it is dawning on the most unlikely people that we are, for all intents and purposes, living in a police state. …
American “liberalism” – which now champions the Deep State as the savior of the country – has become a toxic brew that is fundamentally totalitarian. ... What we are seeing, as the role of the “intelligence community” in basically leading a seditious conspiracy against a sitting President is revealed, is a complete switch in the political polarities in this country: what passes for the “left” has become the biggest advocate of the Surveillance State ...
The material in “Vault 7” is extensive: it ranges from examining the ways in which a Samsung television set that is seemingly turned off can be – and no doubt has been – used to spy on the conversations and activities of a room’s occupants, to the various ways in which our spooks infiltrate and subvert common electronic devices, such as the iPhone, in order to gather information. “Infected phones,” we are told in the introduction to the material, “can be instructed to send the CIA the user’s geolocation, audio and text communications as well as covertly activate the phone’s camera and microphone.” The CIA is even working on remotely controlling the electronic steering systems installed in cars – a perfect route to pulling off an assassination that looks like an “accident.” Not that the intelligence services of the “leader of the Free World” would ever consider such an act. ...
As these viruses and other invasive programs are unleashed on an unsuspecting public, they fall into the hands of a variety of bad actors: foreign governments, criminals, and teenagers on a lark ... This plague is being spread over the Internet by a veritable army of CIA hackers: “By the end of 2016 … the CIA’s hacking division, which formally falls under the agency’s Center for Cyber Intelligence (CCI), had over 5000 registered users and had produced more than a thousand hacking systems, trojans, viruses, and other ‘weaponized’ malware.” The inevitable end result: a world infected with so much malware that computers become almost useless ...
In short, a war that made us less safe. ...
[CIA/NSA False Flag Hacking and Spying] the CIA’s Remote Devices Branch’s “Umbrage group,” ... “collects and maintains a substantial library of attack techniques ‘stolen’ from malware produced in other states including the Russian Federation.” The idea is to mask the Agency’s cyberwar operations … The process of attribution, WikiLeaks explains, is “analogous to finding the same distinctive knife wound on multiple separate murder victims. The unique wounding style creates suspicion that a single murderer is responsible. As soon one murder in the set is solved then the other murders also find likely attribution.” … It simply draws on computer code used by its adversaries ... and inserts it into its own handcrafted malware and other invasive programs, thus leaving Russian (or Chinese, or North Korean) fingerprints on the handiwork of CIA hackers. … So now we learn that the CIA has perfected the art of imitating its rivals, mimicking the Russians – or whomever – in a perfect setup for a “false flag” scenario. ...
We have created a monster, a Deep State with such unchecked power, armed with such Orwellian technology, that it represents a clear and present danger to our constitutional republic. This threat is underscored not only by the latest WikiLeaks revelations, but also by the intelligence community’s intervention in our domestic politics, which has been documented in the headlines of the nation’s newspapers for the past few months. … Accelerated by our foreign policy of perpetual war, the national security bureaucracy has accumulated immense power, and our elected leaders have neglected to provide any oversight. Indeed, they are at its mercy. ...
Either we slay the monster or it will enslave us.
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Pence is a snake, but Farage did meet with Assange earlier this week.
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That's extremely worrisome. That's blatant all out Fascism.
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From Dennis Kucinich:http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017...wn-slippery-slope-toward-totalitarianism.html
[FONT="]The U.S. government must get a grip on the massive opening that the CIA, through its misfeasance, nonfeasance and malfeasance, has created. … the agency left open electronic gateways that make all Americans vulnerable to spying, eavesdropping and technological manipulation …[/FONT]
[FONT="]That the CIA has reached into the lives of all Americans through its wholesale gathering of the nation’s “haystack” of information …[/FONT]
[FONT="]It is bad enough that the government spies on its own people. It is equally bad that the CIA, through its incompetence, has opened the cyberdoor to anyone with the technological skills and connections to spy on anyone else. The constant erosion of privacy at the hands of the government and corporations has annihilated the concept of a “right to privacy,” …[/FONT]
[FONT="]we are sliding down the slippery slope toward totalitarianism, where private lives do not exist.[/FONT]
[FONT="]We have entered a condition of constitutional crisis that requires a full-throated response from the American people. ...[/FONT]
[FONT="]The U.S. government must get a grip on the massive opening that the CIA, through its misfeasance, nonfeasance and malfeasance, has created. … the agency left open electronic gateways that make all Americans vulnerable to spying, eavesdropping and technological manipulation …[/FONT]
[FONT="]That the CIA has reached into the lives of all Americans through its wholesale gathering of the nation’s “haystack” of information …[/FONT]
[FONT="]It is bad enough that the government spies on its own people. It is equally bad that the CIA, through its incompetence, has opened the cyberdoor to anyone with the technological skills and connections to spy on anyone else. The constant erosion of privacy at the hands of the government and corporations has annihilated the concept of a “right to privacy,” …[/FONT]
[FONT="]we are sliding down the slippery slope toward totalitarianism, where private lives do not exist.[/FONT]
[FONT="]We have entered a condition of constitutional crisis that requires a full-throated response from the American people. ...[/FONT]
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Go to hell Andrea Mitchell. "That would say something about their motives indeed." How about instead of questioning the motives of Assange she questions the motives of her guests? Hey, when the Pentagon papers were released were liberals running around screaming "Why isn't the press releasing info on the communists?" We expect totalitarian regimes to spy on their own people! Finding out that happens is no shocker. No surprised. Finding out our own "democratic" government is doing it to us (and yes they are doing it to us) is the shocker. (Well...not so much anymore.)
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So the CIA/NSA national stasi surveillance state apparatus is not to blame for illegally hacking and domestic spying on everyone. Rather, its the millennials for not having enough "loyalty" to a big brother police state Stasi apparatus.
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