White House to Abandon Spy-Satellite Program

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration plans to kill a controversial Bush administration spy satellite program at the Department of Homeland Security, according to officials familiar with the decision.

The program came under fire from its inception two years ago. Democratic lawmakers said it would lead to domestic spying.

The program was to share satellite information with state, county, and city governments for threat and emergency preparedness, and to identify weak links in port defense. It would have created the National Applications Office.

The plans to shutter the office signal Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano’s decision to refocus the department’s intelligence on ensuring that state and local officials get the threat information they need, the official said. She also wants to make the department the central point in the government for receiving and analyzing terrorism tips from around the country, the official added.

Lawmakers alerted Ms. Napolitano of their concerns about the program-that the program would violate the Fourth amendment right to be protected from unreasonable searches-before her confirmation hearing.

Once she assumed her post, Ms. Napolitano ordered a review of the program and concluded the program wasn’t worth pursuing, the homeland official said. Department spokeswoman Amy Kudwa declined to speak about the results of the review but said they would be announced shortly.

So it comes down to them not wanting to get sued for violitating our rights. Also, Los Angeles Chief William Bratton, spoke refreshingly when he said:

…he police chiefs would be concerned about privacy protections and whether using military satellites for domestic purposes would violate the Posse Comitatus law, which bars the use of the military for law enforcement in the U.S.

The further erosion of our rights, bit by bit, chunk by chunk has been ongoing for decades. Can we see this as a pause in the action? Nahhhh…. Get ready for 1984…

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Guess what that means? It means some ACORN punks are going to come around, and want to know all the Unconstitutional garbage that the census now asks from us. The census was originally designed as a count of the people to help with determining the amount of Representatives & direct taxes. Under Section 2 of the Constiution, it states:

The actual Enumeration shall be made within three Years after the first Meeting of the Congress of the United States, and within every subsequent Term of ten Years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct.

The word census only comes up 2x in the Constitution, and it always appears like this: “census or enumeration.” The definition of enumeration is: vb; to determine the number of.

So the Supreme Law of the Land gives the government the right to count us for taxes & representation purposes. The addition of dozens of privacy invading questions is not a requirement of the count of the people, and I have never given them any other information, and neither should you. The only time in my life I did talk to a census person, in 49 years is the last time, and I pretended like I did not live there, and they left.

Now, we have to deal with the ACORN thugs coming around demanding all kinds of personal data, and who is to say what they will do with it. And what if we say no? Will the brown shirts with sticks smash our doors down? We saw voter intimidation recently with the new Black Panthers, really just punks, holding clubs in front of a voting location in Philly. While that might pass for normal in the city of brotherly love, just wait until you city punks head out to American to try that; it aint’ going to work.

And we read about Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann, who now has the biggest balls in Washington, to come out and say she is not going to comply with the next census beyond name & how many people live there.

Our new hero in Congress, next to Congressman Ron Paul!!! Thank you Representative Bachmann for igniting what we feel will be the tipping point among the American people that we have had enough of the unrestrained growth of the US Government. Its meddling in every aspect of our life, when it’s completely Unconstitutional, and most of the country now embraces the teats of Uncle Sam.

We urge you to also refuse to give any other information, because we sure won’t. When the ACORN punks come to the door, tell them how many people live here. When they ask the next question, say “It’s none of your business,” and slam the door shut. If they won’t go, call the police & tell them some punks are trying to break into your house & get ready. You might get fined $100, though I will never pay it & neither should you.

Don’t forget: That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

Let’s take back OUR government…

Christopher Winkler

Privacy may be a victim in cyberdefense plan

Obama’s vow to protect civil liberties may be difficult to put into practice

WASHINGTON – A plan to create a new Pentagon cybercommand is raising significant privacy and diplomatic concerns, as the Obama administration moves ahead on efforts to protect the nation from cyberattack and to prepare for possible offensive operations against adversaries’ computer networks.

President Obama has said that the new cyberdefense strategy he unveiled last month will provide protections for personal privacy and civil liberties. But senior Pentagon and military officials say that Mr. Obama’s assurances may be challenging to guarantee in practice, particularly in trying to monitor the thousands of daily attacks on security systems in the United States that have set off a race to develop better cyberweapons.

And Mr. Doublespeak says:

The cybersecurity effort, Mr. Obama said at the White House last month, “will not — I repeat, will not — include monitoring private sector networks or Internet traffic.”

Which means they will be all over our rights. And no matter how much doublespeak comes out of the empty suit called Obama, I can’t believe a word of it. However, many people do think their privacy will be respected.

Frida Berrigan, who is a “longtime peace activist,” is naive enough to say, “Obama was very deliberate in saying that the U.S. military and the U.S. government would not be looking at our e-mail and not tracking what we do online.”

Hello Frida, unless you live in a cave in the mountains of Packistan, a whistle blower reported AT&T being a giant sieve for the US government to filter all internet traffic through certain locations throughout the US.

And Project ECHELON has been around for years, which is intercepting all phone calls & faxes to filter also for certain key words.

So in other words, all your phone calls, all your faxes, all your emails, all of them have been sliced & diced by the most expensive computers in the world looking for anything they can relate to terrorism.

So my little Frida, maybe all those days hanging out with the Grateful Dead have melted your brain. While you can’t stop the Government from listening, there is a device called the Comsec C3i II, the World’s Only Downline Tap Detector.

The Comsec C3i-II is the only unit designed specifically for detection of legal and illegal central station or “down line” surveillance taps, and “on premise” telephone recording devices that were PREVIOUSLY UNDETECTABLE! The kind AT&T uses…

Now you can know if someone is listening. You can’t do squat about it though…

Protecting your privacy…

Christopher Winkler
Spy & Surveillance Product Expert
EyeSpyPro.com/ComsecC3i-II

However, they took cash from the Feds to imlement it, so they have some ‘Splaining’ to do…

However, now Obama & the Socialists in Congress want to shove the PASS ID Act down our throats in place, which gives States 4 more years to comply with the reporting requirements of REAL ID, and guts it to minimum standards that hijacker can easily bypass. More Government waste from a completely dysfunctional Government.

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Tor: anonymity online

Tor is free software and an open network that helps you defend against a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security known as traffic analysis.

Tor protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, and it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location. Tor works with many of your existing applications, including web browsers, instant messaging clients, remote login, and other applications based on the TCP protocol.

Hundreds of thousands of people around the world use Tor for a wide variety of reasons: journalists and bloggers, human rights workers, law enforcement officers, soldiers, corporations, citizens of repressive regimes, and just ordinary citizens. See the Who Uses Tor? page for examples of typical Tor users. See the overview page for a more detailed explanation of what Tor does, and why this diversity of users is important.

Tor doesn’t magically encrypt all of your Internet activities, though. You should understand what Tor does and does not do for you.

What Tor does is allow you to keep websites from tracking you, as well as allowing you to publish web content without allowing you to reveal the location of the site, such as sensitive chat rooms or forums for rape & abuse survivors, or ill persons.

Tor helps reduce the risk of Internet surveillance called Traffic Analysis, which knows the source & destination of all things on the net. Like when you make an online purchase or send an email. There is a start point & destination point.

It reveals who & where you are. If you are whistle blower pointing out huge Government waste, your security could be compromised. So Tor uses many computers to pass the data along a hard to trace route; kind of like when you take a route to try to throw someone off, and you go different ways than expected. That is what Tor does.

So it passes along the net over rendezvous points, which will not be traceable. By not revealing your weblocation, you can surf the Internet free of anyone watching or recording your movements. As Big Brother becomes Gargantuant Brother, you need all the privacy you can get.

So start by downloading the FREE Tor software and browse in freedom.To learn more about the Tor Project, click here.

Protecting your privacy…

Christopher Winkler
Spy & Surveillance Gear Expert
EyeSpyPro.com

"You had to live–did live, from habit that became instinct–in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized."–George Orwell, 1984

“The U.S. government now has at its disposal a technological arsenal so sophisticated and invasive as to render any constitutional protections null and void. And these technologies are being used by the government to invade the privacy of the American people.

Several years ago, government officials acknowledged that the nefarious intelligence gathering entity known as the National Security Agency (NSA) had exceeded its legal authority by eavesdropping on Americans’ private email messages and phone calls. However, these reports barely scratch the surface of what we are coming to recognize as a "security/industrial complex"–a marriage of government, military and corporate interests aimed at keeping Americans under constant surveillance.

The increasingly complex security needs of our massive federal government, especially in the areas of defense, surveillance and data management, have been met within the corporate sector, which has shown itself to be a powerful ally that both depends on and feeds the growth of governmental bureaucracy. For example, USA Today reports that five years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the homeland security business was booming to such an extent that it eclipsed mature enterprises like movie-making and the music industry in annual revenue. This security spending by the government to private corporations is forecast to exceed $1 trillion in the near future.”

Many of us have known this for years. However, recent advances in computer database dissecting and compiling is putting resources that the deep pockets the Federal Government has created this monster that is unstoppable in it’s thirst for our private data.

“In such a climate, everyone is a suspect. And you’re guilty until you can prove yourself innocent. To underscore this shift in how the government now views its citizens, just before leaving office, President Bush granted the FBI wide-ranging authority to investigate individuals or groups, regardless of whether they are suspected of criminal activity.

Here’s what a lot of people fail to understand, however: it’s not just what you say or do that is being monitored, but how you think that is being tracked and targeted. We’ve already seen this play out on the state and federal level with hate crime legislation that cracks down on hateful thoughts and expression in order to discourage so-called hateful behavior.

Total Internet surveillance is merely the next logical step in the government’s attempts to predict and, more importantly, control the populace–and it’s not as far-fetched as you might think. For example, the NSA is now designing an artificial intelligence system that is designed to anticipate your every move. In a nutshell, the NSA will feed vast amounts of the information it collects to a computer system known as Aquaint (the acronym stands for Advanced QUestion Answering for INTelligence), which the computer can then use to detect patterns and predict behavior. No information is sacred or spared. Everything from cell phone recordings and logs, to emails, to text messages, to personal information posted on social networking sites, to credit card statements, to library circulation records, to credit card histories, etc., is collected by the NSA. One NSA researcher actually quit the program, "citing concerns over the dangers in placing such a powerful weapon in the hands of a top-secret agency with little accountability."

We can’t stop this, well we can, though we can’t. Enjoy the net, as it can be flicked off any time the big cheese wants.

While you can’t stop your phone being tapped by the Government, the Comsec C3i II World’s Only Downline Tap Detector is the only one telephone tap detector that will check for those downline taps, the ones that the phone company does at the direction of the government, as well as any other telephone tap.

We will be featuring more of Mr. Whiteheads writings in the future.

Protect your privacy…

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Christopher Winkler
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You might as well curl up with a good bottle of Cabernet, and a soon to be legal Cuban cigar, because the first one is 160 pages long…

I use to think humans could be no sicker and crueler than they were in the middle ages. I saw a traveling exhibition in TJ a decade ago of medieval torture devices. The sickness and the cruelty of what they did to people astound me, and in many places, they are still used today.

Speaking of medieval torture devices, my buddy JD, who owns the Museum of Death up in Hollywood, is opening up an art gallery next door, and the first show is of tapestries of medieval torture devices and I HIGHLY suggest you get there in the next few weeks to see the show. Click the link to see their MySpace/MuseumofDeath page, which has a little too much red, though I guess it’s for the blood. We set up an 8 camera video surveillance system to keep the place secure…

Anyway, going back to Bush the Torturer, they were talking about a water boarding device that would flip the suspected terrorist upright if he quit breathing.

I could not think of a more ghastly way to die than to be dunked under water. I almost died in a car wreck in 84, and had fluid in one lung. Since then, my breathing is labored, and you can hear it in all of our EyeSpyPro YouTube videos.

I gasp easily, and it’s a horrible feeling to not be able to breathe. Hell, i wonder if they would rip their fingernails off like the Germans, Japanese, or Vietnamese did? I am sure at one time or another, a US interrogator ripped off a few fingernails.

Anyway, I gotta get back to work, as we have a ton of new products we are adding and we are launching a completely new division that we will talk about shortly.

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Christopher Winkler
Spy & Surveillance Products Expert
EyeSpyPro.com/CompleteSystems

Along with fellow ‘new wave’ science fiction writers like Brian Aldiss and Michael Moorcock, Ballard revolutionised the way British people saw ourselves, our present and our futures. He recognised that the real danger to society was not some distant dystopia, but a current and ongoing nightmare of consumer-driven ennui, a lethargic cultureless space of casual selfishness and lost ideals. Anticipating academics like Baudrillard and Marc Auge by some years, he saw the future in what Nairn called ’subtopia’: suburbs, industrial ruins, traffic islands, gated communities. He once said that the airport departure lounge was the apotheosis of western civilisation and its ultimate destination.

While I have not read every Ballard book, I have read a few and one of my most favorite is High Rise, which I have heard might be a movie one day. Imagine living in a high rise as civilization degenerates, and the building turns into a society of sorts with the rich living at the top, the middle class in the middle, and the lower class at the bottom. It’s been 20 years since I read it and I have to pull it out again.

Empire of the Sun was a good movie set in Japan during the war, and Crash was from 1996, though I think that’s the one with Robert Blake that Eraserhead made?

I searched Blockbuster for The Atrocity Exhibition & Low Flying Aircraft and they were no where to be found. Maybe more of his books will be made to film. It’s estimated he wrote 40,000,000 words, which is a lot of writing.

JG, we will miss you…

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Two Secure Digitally Encrypted Telephones

They look and function just like normal telephones, however, when you can the other one, it will unlock the encryption, allowing the receiving telephone to decrypt the call so they can hear you.

We have been reporting for years how the NSA was using AT&T to funnel the entire internet through a filter to snoop on everyone. Warrantless wiretaps are the norm with our Government and no matter if you want to protect your personal privacy, or business secrets, you really need a pair of these digitally encrypted telephones.

Don’t wait, as these prices they wont’ last forever; first come, first serve. For more information, visit the product page for the Two Secure Digitally Encrypted Telephones.

Protecting your privacy…

Christopher Winkler
Spy & Surveillance Product Expert
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Now a former NSA analyst reports it’s much wider then we ever imagined. Every single thing ever wrote, spoke, faxed, emailed, or text messaged has been captured & cataloged in huge computers somewhere.

Whistleblower: NSA spied on everyone, targeted journalists

Former National Security Agency analyst Russell Tice, who helped expose the NSA’s warrantless wiretapping in December 2005, has now come forward with even more startling allegations. Tice told MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann on Wednesday that the programs that spied on Americans were not only much broader than previously acknowledged but specifically targeted journalists.

“The National Security Agency had access to all Americans’ communications — faxes, phone calls, and their computer communications,” Tice claimed. “It didn’t matter whether you were in Kansas, in the middle of the country, and you never made foreign communications at all. They monitored all communications.”

Tice further explained that “even for the NSA it’s impossible to literally collect all communications. … What was done was sort of an ability to look at the metadata … and ferret that information to determine what communications would ultimately be collected.”

That’s just great to know. We have told you about the Comsec 3Ci-II, which can detect the downline taps the Government likes to place at the phone company switches, we forgot about a very interesting product that works to counter any hidden bug or microphone, and is called the White Noise Audio Jammer.

The White Noise Audio Jammer

The White Noise Audio Jammer is a product that emits a white noise or static with adjustable volume, that will successfully mask any hidden bugs that might be in your room. Just turn on the White Noise Audio Jammer and adjust the volume to a little higher than your conversation and no one can hear anything except static or white noise.

If you think there are hidden microphones around you, nothing will stop them like the White Noise Generator. Find our more information on this, and our other Telephone Security products over at our Spy & Surveillance SuperStore…

Protecting your privacy,

Christopher Winkler
Spy & Surveillance Products Expert
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