William Binney: NSA had 9/11 foreknowledge
William Binney is the second most well known NSA whistleblower. He attended the worlds first mind control conference in Brussels, 20 November 2014. On that C...
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Statements, NSA PUA, 27.11.2014
Statements der Obleute nach der 24. Sitzung des NSA Untersuchungsausschusses.
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Provided by The Hill How to stop NSA from snooping on your phone
The first thing to know about securing your phone is that you cant secure your phone.
If [National Security Agency officials want] to get into your phone, theyre going to get into your phone, said Chris Soghoian, the principal technologist for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
Spying on the content of cell phone communications is trivially easy, added Eva Galperin, global policy analyst with the digital rights advocate Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
That said, the last year has seen a booming desire to make spying more difficult. Since former NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed the government was collecting data on Americans phone records and Internet activity, average people now ask: How can I keep the NSA from snooping on my phone?
The market has responded.
Major tech companies like Apple and Google promoted their new phones by highlighting the encryption methods they claim will lock out the government. A slew of apps to encrypt text messages and voice calls have popped up. Previously obscure Internet encryption methods are being adopted by non-technophiles.
And though hacking teams at the NSA and FBI will almost always win-out when sufficiently motivated, the rise of widespread encryption has worried law enforcement officials.
FBI Director James Comey calls it the going dark problem.
Its set up a standoff. Law enforcement on one side, privacy advocates and major tech companies on the other.
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National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval, who will be in Sri Lanka on Monday, will meet top leaders of the newly-formed common Opposition platform, in addition to meeting President Mahinda Rajpaksa, The Hindu learns from political sources in Colombo.
Mr. Doval is on Monday scheduled to deliver the keynote address at Galle Dialogue 2014, an international conference on maritime security and cooperation in the coastal town of Galle in southern Sri Lanka.
The Presidents office confirmed that the NSA was scheduled to meet Mr. Rajapaksa. In his meeting with the President and Sri Lanka's Defence Secretary Mr. Doval is expected to discuss maritime security in Sri Lanka and Maldives. China's increasing role in the island may also be raised. Just over a month ago, the NSA met Presidents brother and Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa in New Delhi, to convey Indias serious concerns over Chinas growing military presence in the island. According to political sources Mr. Doval, during his visit, is expected to meet Maithripala Sirisena, who recently defected from Mr. Rajapaksas ruling party to be named common Opposition candidate in the upcoming presidential elections, and former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga, who is backing him. He will also meet leaders of the United National Party the main Opposition party that has joined the common platform the Tamil National Alliance and the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress.
The NSAs visit, apparently packed with political meetings with the government and the opposition, comes days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Mr. Rajapaksa good luck in the upcoming political elections when the two leaders met at the recently-held SAARC summit in Nepal.
The Sri Lankan President, who in 2010 rewrote the Constitution to remove the two-term limit on the presidency, will target an unprecedented third term in office in the coming elections. Perceived as an "invincible and charismatic" leader among certain sections, Mr. Rajapaksa called for snap polls -- two years ahead of schedule -- reportedly due to the waning popularity of his government that some sections term corrupt and authoritarian.
Mr. Dovals visit on December 1 and 2 is his first after assuming charge as Indias NSA. His predecessor Shivshankar Menon was in Sri Lanka in July 2013, and delivered a clear message on the need for Sri Lanka to deliver on its promises to devolve power to its provinces.
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NSA Shri Ajit Doval full speech in Hindustan Times Summit 2014
Ajit Doval Sir speech during HTSummit2014.
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