A fresh look at Private Contractors for our Intelligence Apparatchik

It was an odd sequence of events.

First, on Thursday, the Senate Armed Services Committee passed a bill to stop the Obama administration from purchasing a new prison that could house detainees now at the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay under lock and key here in the United States.

NSA and Google exploring business partnership. Say “NO!”

A ruling on the Bush administration’s use of wiretapping makes apparent the need for the new state secrets law.

The National Security Agency spies on all Americans illegally. This includes, landline phones, cell phones, internet and probably everything else they can use Government whistleblowers are threatened with prison or worse, if they reveal this Conspiracy. The Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board helps direct these criminal activities. This Board is a secret neo-con government. It is controlled by corporate criminals and war profiteers such as Stephen Friedman of Goldman Sachs.

a diary asking others to have their Senators address Senate bill S372

The sad saga of the demise of our 4th Amendment, EW’s diary, “CIFA Lives”; Amy Goodman’s interview with Christopher H. Pyle whose work and perseverance resulted in the Church Committee; Peter B. Collins’ column on Bradblog interviewing Mark Klein former tech who blew the whistle on ATT datamining; and finally the song of ridicule on YouTube by Roy Zimmerman entitled, “Hello NSA”.

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“Q Group” and “FirstFruits” are NSA programs to cover up neo-con involvement in the 9-11 attacks.
Also Al Qaeda in Irak may be another false flag op.

Senior members of the Senate Defense Appropriation Subcommittee were briefed on the Bush/Cheney Administration’s illegal warrantless wiretapping program (aka the Terrorist Surveillance Program – TSP) before the program was revealed by the New York Times in December 2005.

And they were briefed in order to fund this massive violation of US citizens’ rights!

Russell Tice, who previously blew the whistle on the NSA warrantless eavesdropping, has more to say now that W has left the building. Invited to return for another Countdown appearance tomorrow, he seems to be prepared to list news agencies that weren’t in the “discard” pile but were instead in the “monitor” stack.