Robert David Steele | Syria: Special Report | FADE To BLACK with Jimmy Church | Apr. 10, 2017

Source: jimmychurchradio.com, robertdavidsteele.com

Robert David Steele is the pro bono Chief Enabling Officer (CeO) of Earth Intelligence Network, a 501c3 devoted to teaching holistic analytics (HA), true cost economics (TCE), and open source everything engineering (OSEE).

USMCR Infantry, Adjutant, Intelligence 1976-1996; CIA Clandestine Service 1979-1988; USMC Civil Service 1988-1993, #2 civilian in USMC Intelligence, responsible for creating the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity; CEO Open Source Solutions, Inc. 1993-2010, responsible for creating the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) discipline world-wide, training over 7,500 mid-career officers from across 66+ countries; CeO Earth Intelligence Network, 2006 to date. External Researcher, US Army Strategic Studies Institute (SSI), 1998 to date. Now leading the OSINT Done Right – Active OSINT movement.

He seeks to create an international Open Source (Technologies) Agency for local to global information-sharing and sense-making as well as OSEE innovation. His ideas would enable the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals — first within the USA and then globally — within a decade or two at 10-20% of the cost of the prevailing industrial-donor model.

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE: Recommended for 2017 cycle by Jan H. Kalvik, as disclosed in his essay “Intelligence & the Nobel Peace Prize,” Defence and Intelligence Norway. PR1 PR2 (Norwegian) PR3 (English) PR4 (Trump-Putin).

Tonight we discuss the recent missile attack on Syria, the false-flag possibilities, the intel from the CIA, NSA and military...and govt surveillance. -jimmychurchradio.com

Interview start 31:00 min.

Newsbud | The Geopolitical Report with Kurt Nimmo | More Fake News: Russia Targets US Power Grid | Jan. 6, 2017

Source: newsbud.com, Newsbud on Twitter



On this edition of The Geopolitical Report, we examine how the establishment media attempted to manipulate a story about suspected malware found on a Vermont utility company computer. The story prompted The Washington Post and the establishment media to claim Russia is targeting the power grid in the United States, a dubious assertion on the heels of the CIA and FBI declaring Russia hacked the 2016 election. We take a look malware attacks and the number one producer of malicious software and cyber weapons — the National Security Agency. -newsbud.com

Show Notes
Russian operation hacked a Vermont utility, showing risk to U.S. electrical grid security, officials say
Vermont utility finds alleged Russian malware on computer
Leahy Reaction On Russian Hacking Of A Vermont Electric Utility
US Govt Data Shows Russia Used Outdated Ukrainian PHP Malware
Almost Everyone Involved in Developing Tor was (or is) Funded by the US Government
New report says the NSA is checking who visits Tor's website
FBI Warns of Cyber Threat to Electric Grid
Ex-Defense Chief: US Vulnerable to Terror Attack on Power Grid
Why haven’t hackers taken down the power grid?
Israel video shows Stuxnet as one of its successes
NSA Built Stuxnet, but Real Trick Is Building Crew of Hackers
NSA, Unit 8200, and Malware Proliferation
How the U.S. Government Hacks the World

Newsbud | The Geopolitical Report with Kurt Nimmo | NSA Hacked the Election, Not the Russians! | Jan. 3, 2017

Source: newsbud.com, Newsbud on Twitter



On this episode of The Geopolitical Report, we examine the unsubstantiated claim by President Obama, Democrats, and Republicans that the 2016 presidential election was fixed by Vladimir Putin and the Russians.

The Washington Post and The New York Times are leading the charge to delegitimize the election and unseat Donald Trump. Absent from the debate is the fact the CIA has specialized in meddling in foreign elections and has orchestrated coups and assassinations of political leaders for decades.

The NSA, the national security state, and its partners have at their disposal the technology to influence elections, not by changing votes but by using psychological operations and propaganda. The NSA and the CIA are at the forefront of that effort. -newsbud.com

Show Notes:
The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.
Here’s The Evidence Russia Hacked The Democratic National Committee
Lindsey Graham, Democrats plan probes of Russia hacking
U.S. Officials: Putin Personally Involved in U.S. Election Hack
Democrats Want Panel to Probe Election-Related Hacks
White House says Vladimir Putin had direct role in hacking US election
Democrats See Russia as Election Culprit, Others Don’t

New World Next Week | Snowjob 2.0? NSA Shadow Broker Nabbed by FBI | Oct. 6, 2016

Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com



Story #1: NSA Contractor Arrested For Stealing Secrets Already Being Called ‘Snowden 2.0’
NSA Contractor Harold Martin Busted in Alleged Theft of Secret Docs
NWNW Flashback: ’Shadow Brokers' Claim NSA Hack, Share Hi-Tech Hacking Tools (Aug. 18, 2016)
@BoozAllen, owned by @OneCarlyle, headed up by the @CIA who, again, "leak" from the @NSAGov
Wikileaks Cancels “October Surprise” Over “Security Concerns”
Again, Not Russia?: Yahoo Gave U.S. Spy Agencies Access to Hundreds of Millions of Users’ Emails

Story #2: World War Three Will Be “Extremely Lethal And Fast”
DefenceOne: Army Warns Future War With Russia, China Would Be “Extremely Lethal And Fast”

Story #3: Anonymous Internet Vigilantes Taking Peer Review Into Their Own Hands
The Crisis of Science (Is Worse Than You Think)

#GoodNewsNextWeek:
More Athletes Exercising Anti-War Views

Barry Eisler | Former CIA Agent Says Edward Snowden Revelations Emboldened Apple to Push Back Against FBI | Feb. 25, 2016

Source: democracynow.org



We speak with former CIA agent Barry Eisler about the role of Edward Snowden in raising public awareness about encryption and privacy ahead of the FBI’s push for Apple to break the encryption of the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters.

"So much of Snowden’s revelations were about this very thing. And the fact that the public knows about corporate cooperation with the government now is in part, I think, what has emboldened Apple to push back," Eisler says.

"If we didn’t know about these things, I would expect that Apple would be quietly cooperating. There would be no cost to their doing so." Eisner also discusses his new novel, "The God’s Eye View," which he says is "grounded in things that are actually happening in the world. … I realized I was not going nearly far enough in what I had imagined."- democracynow.org

John McAfee | "I'll Unlock San Bernardino Phone! Apple Shouldn't Give In To The FBI! | Richie Allen Show | Feb. 18, 2016

Source: richieallen.co.uk, McAfee2016.com

Rob Joyce | NSA TAO Chief on Disrupting Nation State Hackers | USENIX Enigma Conference 2016

Source: USENIX Enigma Conference youtube



Rob Joyce, Chief, Tailored Access Operations, National Security Agency

From his role as the Chief of NSA's Tailored Access Operation, home of the hackers at NSA, Mr. Joyce will talk about the security practices and capabilities that most effectively frustrate people seeking to exploit networks.

IT WAS THE talk most anticipated at this year’s inaugural Usenix Enigma security conference in San Francisco and one that even the other speakers were eager to hear.

Rob Joyce, the nation’s hacker-in-chief, took up the ironic task of telling a roomful of computer security professionals and academics how to keep people like him and his elite corps out of their systems.

Joyce is head of the NSA’s Tailored Access Operations—the government’s top hacking team who are responsible for breaking into the systems of its foreign adversaries, and occasionally its allies. He’s been with the NSA for more than 25 years but only became head of the TAO division in April 2013, just weeks before the first leaks from Edward Snowden were published by the Guardian and Washington Post.

Joyce acknowledged that it was “very strange” for someone in his position to stand onstage before an audience. The TAO has largely existed in the shadowy recesses of the NSA—known and unknown at the same time—until only recently when documents leaked by Snowden and others exposed the workings of this cabal as well as many of its sophisticated hacking tools.

Joyce himself did little to shine a light on the TAO’s classified operations. His talk was mostly a compendium of best security practices. But he did drop a few of the not-so-secret secrets of the NSA’s success, with many people responding to his comments on Twitter.

Short Animation on Glenn Greenwald's book, 'No Place to Hide' about Edward Snowden, the NSA and the U.S. surveillance state | by Obtain Eudaimonia

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Short animation on Glenn Greenwald's book, 'No Place to Hide' about Edward Snowden, the NSA and the U.S. surveillance state done by Obtain Eudaimonia.

New World Next Week | The NSA Metadata Shutdown Ruse | Dec. 3, 2015

Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com



Story #1: New Tech Aims to Authenticate Citizen Journalists' Cellphone Footage
Rita Katz Deserves An Oscar Nomination

Story #2: The NSA Metadata Shutdown Is A Ruse (Surprise, Surprise)

Story #3: #GoodNewsNextWeek:
Could The Third Amendment Be Used To Fight The Surveillance State?
Russia Bans Soros Foundation As A "Threat To National Security And Constitutional Order"

#NewWorldNextWeek Updates:
Sandy Berger - The Man Who Stole Documents From The National Archive About 9/11 - Is Dead
Sandy Berger - What Did He Take and Why Did He Take It? (Jan 2007)
PDF: Sandy Berger's Theft of Classified Documents - Unanswered Questions (Feb 2007)
War on Terror Fails/Succeeds as Terrorism Deaths Skyrocket
Greeks Told To Declare Cash "Under The Mattress", Jewelry And Precious Stones

New World Next Week | Activists Bombard NSA Outpost By Drone | Oct. 8, 2015

Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com



Story #1: There Will Be No Recovery - Large Pension Fund Files Plan to Cut Retiree Benefits Under New Law
It's Deadline Time at Morgan Stanley to Keep Your Right to Sue
Deutsche Bank Warns of $7B Loss, Stock Drops 6%
Q3 Earnings Bloodbath Continues With Terrible Monsanto Results: Company Fires 2,600 As It Boosts Buyback
Video: Air France Execs Have Clothes Ripped Off by Angry Workers Facing Layoffs
American Apparel Hangs On To Its Made-In-USA Ideal By a Thread
Rents Rise Nearly 20% In Apartment Owned by City of Portland

Story #2: The TPP Could Kill the Internet
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiations Are Finished: Here’s What You Need to Know
TPP Trade Agreement Text Won’t Be Made Public for Four Years
NWNW Archive: TPP

Story #3: #GoodNewsNextWeek: Activists Airdrop Flyers on NSA Base Urging Agents to Quit Their Jobs
BP to Pay Nearly $21B to “Settle” World’s Largest Oil Spill
Europe’s Top Court Strikes Down #SafeHarbor Data-Transfer Agreement With US
Van In New Mexico Picks Up Panhandlers, Pays $9/Hr for Labor
West Point, Harvard Debate Teams Lose to New York Prison Inmates
U.S. Troops May File Lawsuit Against Syrian War
5,500 Federal Drug War Inmates to be Released
U.N. Broadband Commission Pulls Feminist “Cyberviolence” Report

#NewWorldNextWeek Updates:
How Did ISIS Get So Many Toyotas?
Sometimes Photos Speak Louder Than Words Ever Could:
ISIS Training Tent Has US Written All Over It

William Binney to speak at Whistle Blower Summit in D.C. | July 29, 2015

Source: ruptly.tv



Start time at 8:12 min. 

Former National Security Agency (NSA) intelligence officer William Binney is due to speak at the Whistle Blower Summit in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, July 29.

The whistleblower will take part in a panel entitled ‘Money for Nothing: Why Are American Taxpayers Paying for Surveillance that Doesn’t Work.’ Other participants include director of the Center for Financial Privacy and Human Rights Bradley Jansen, vice president of policy for Campaign for Liberty Norman Singleton and national director of the Liberty Coalition Michael Ostrolenk.

Binney, who resigned in 2001 after working for the NSA for more than thirty years, is an outspoken critic of the agency’s warrantless surveillance. He has been awarded the Sam Adams Associates for Integrity in Intelligence Award in 2015. -Ruptly.tv

The End of Encryption? NSA & FBI Seek New Backdoors Against Advice from Leading Security Experts | July 8, 2015

Source: democracynow.org



FBI Director James Comey is set to testify against encryption before the Senate Intelligence Committee today, as the United States and Britain push for "exceptional access" to encrypted communications.

Encryption refers to the scrambling of communications so they cannot be read without the correct key or password. The FBI and GCHQ have said they need access to encrypted communications to track criminals and terrorists.

Fourteen of the world’s pre-eminent cryptographers, computer scientists and security specialists have issued a paper arguing there is no way to allow the government such access without endangering all confidential data, as well as the broader communications infrastructure. We speak with one of the authors of the paper, leading security technologist Bruce Schneier. -democracynow.org

An NSA Whistleblower's Guide to Encryption | July 6, 2015

Source: therealnews.com



Thomas Drake, a former senior executive at the NSA turned whistleblower, sat down with the Real News to talk about the USA Freedom Act as ersatz reform and how the public can take matters into their own hands by encrypting their phones and computers. -therealnews.com

XKeyscore: The search engine that lets the NSA keep tabs on you | July 1 , 2015

Source: RT.com



How powerful and far-reaching is the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Google-like search engine, known as XKeyscore? Alexey Yaroshevsky examines the facts from the Edward Snowden leaks and looks into how the engine is used to search for specific online communications. -RT.com

‘Utter lies’: Greenwald debunks Sunday Times spin on Snowden | June 16, 2015

Source: RT.com



Glenn Greenwald, a US journalist who published the first reports on documents leaked by Edward Snowden, says allegations in the British press that Russian and Chinese spies accessed Snowden’s documents are lies aimed at smearing the whistleblower. -RT.com

William Binney | USA Freedom Act to curb NSA: What’s next for the US surveillance state? | June 5, 2015

Source: RT.com



Two years after the NSA leaks provided by Edward Snowden were made public, legal protections have been made to regulate how agencies like the NSA collect data. Anya Parampil speaks with William Binney, another NSA whistleblower, about the future of the privacy of American citizens. -RT.com

Amnesty International hosts Q&A with Edward Snowden | June 2, 2015

Source: ruptly.tv, rt.com

Scroll to 04:30 to watch full Q&A with Snowden:



The National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden is due to take part in a Q&A session hosted by Amnesty International UK, on Tuesday, June 3. The former NSA contractor will appear on a video live-link to an audience in London.

The event comes ahead of the two-year anniversary of Snowden’s revelations on NSA’s mass surveillance practices to monitor the digital correspondence of millions of US citizens and international world leaders.

Snowden has since been in self-imposed exile in Russia. In absentia, he has been charged with espionage by the US government and faces arrest if he were to return home. -ruptly.tv

Glenn Greenwald | As Bulk NSA Spying Expires, Scare Tactics Can’t Stop "Sea Change" on Surveillance | DemocracyNow.org | June 1, 2015

Source: democracynow.org



The government’s authority to sweep up millions of Americans’ phone records has expired. The practice exposed by National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden could now face limited reforms as the Senate weighs the USA FREEDOM Act, which would require the government to ask phone companies for a user’s data rather than vacuuming up all the records at once. We get reaction from Glenn Greenwald, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who first reported on Snowden’s revelations. -democracynow.org

Julian Assange | Despite Congressional Standoff, NSA Has Secret Authority to Continue Spying Unabated | Democracy Now! | May 27, 2015

Source: democracynow.org , WikiLeaks.org



The Obama administration’s authority to collect Americans’ phone records in bulk will likely expire next week after senators from both parties rejected attempts to extend it. First, the Republican-led Senate rejected a House-passed measure to curb bulk spying by keeping the records with phone companies instead of the government.

The Senate then rejected a bid by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to extend the current bulk spying program for two months. The Senate adjourned and will reconvene May 31, the day before the program expires.

In an exclusive interview from his place of refuge inside the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange weighs in on the NSA standoff. -democracynow.org


Julian Assange on the TPP: Secretive Deal Isn’t About Trade, But Corporate Control



As negotiations continue, WikiLeaks has published leaked chapters of the secret Trans-Pacific Partnership — a global trade deal between the United States and 11 other countries. The TPP would cover 40 percent of the global economy, but details have been concealed from the public. A recently disclosed "Investment Chapter" highlights the intent of U.S.-led negotiators to create a tribunal where corporations can sue governments if their laws interfere with a company’s claimed future profits. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange warns the plan could chill the adoption of health and environmental regulations. --democracynow.org

As Julian Assange Faces Swedish Legal Setback, New Details Come to Light on U.S. Case Against Him



WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has spent nearly three years inside the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he has political asylum. Assange faces investigations in both Sweden and the United States. A secret grand jury in Virginia is investigating WikiLeaks for its role in publishing a trove of leaked documents about the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as State Department cables.

In Sweden, he’s wanted for questioning on allegations of sexual misconduct, though no charges have been filed. Earlier this month, Sweden’s Supreme Court rejected his appeal to lift his arrest warrant. Swedish prosecutors are reportedly preparing to travel to London to interview Assange, after refusing to do so for years. --democracynow.org

Snowden Docs: NSA Technology Lets Gov’t Generate Transcripts of Private Phone Calls | democracynow.org | May 6, 2015

Source: democracynow.org



A new article by The Intercept details how the National Security Agency is converting people’s private phone conversations into searchable text. According to documents released by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, the agency can now automatically recognize spoken words by generating rough transcripts and phonetic representations that are easily stored and combed for information.

The top-secret documents show NSA analysts congratulated themselves on developing what they called "Google for Voice" nearly a decade ago. It remains unclear how widely the spy agency uses its speech-to-text capabilities to transcribe and index U.S. citizens’ verbal conversations. The documents suggest the NSA has frequently used the technology to intercept phone calls — particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as Mexico — and to monitor international news. We are joined by Dan Froomkin, staff reporter at The Intercept. -democracynow.org