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New details have emerged on the U.S. government spying on citizens following the release of a bombshell report showing that intelligence agencies have bought vast troves of sensitive information on Americans from businesses that harvest people’s data.Over the years, private data collection services have accumulated commercially available information (CAI), which encompasses highly-revealing data on millions of American citizens, including location, smartphone, and web browsing data.While much of this commercially available data is anonymous, it can be “deanonymized” and used to identify people, according to a recent report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), released on June 9.U.S. intelligence agencies have admitted to buying large quantities of this information and are able to tap it for valuable intelligence on unsuspecting Americans, per the report.The report warned that a lack of standards and procedures around obtaining and handling this data by spy agencies poses risks to people’s privacy and even safety.
https://www.ntd.com/new-details-emerge- ... 26068.html
 

WASH DC ==== East Germany 1950

Majik » 17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm

New details have emerged on the U.S. government spying on citizens following the release of a bombshell report showing that intelligence agencies have bought vast troves of sensitive information on Americans from businesses that harvest people’s data.Over the years, private data collection services have accumulated commercially available information (CAI), which encompasses highly-revealing data on millions of American citizens, including location, smartphone, and web browsing data.While much of this commercially available data is anonymous, it can be “deanonymized” and used to identify people, according to a recent report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), released on June 9.U.S. intelligence agencies have admitted to buying large quantities of this information and are able to tap it for valuable intelligence on unsuspecting Americans, per the report.The report warned that a lack of standards and procedures around obtaining and handling this data by spy agencies poses risks to people’s privacy and even safety.
https://www.ntd.com/new-details-emerge- ... 26068.html

OOOO! we're all  on * The list*.  don't kid yourself. We're not politically correct.   
 

Sumela » 17 Jun 2023, 9:58 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:58 pm

WASH DC ==== East Germany 1950

No, much worse ....
Romania 1970...
 

sootedupCyndi » 17 Jun 2023, 10:36 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 10:36 pm

OOOO! we're all  on * The list*.  don't kid yourself. We're not politically correct. 

And some of us ...like myself have been on that list far longer than most.....
Pretty soon the only choice we will have my dear....is too submit or resist.....
and I will always choose resist....our country and way of life depends upon us all ...now.

 

Majik » 18 Jun 2023, 12:37 am » wrote: ↑

18 Jun 2023, 12:37 am

And some of us ...like myself have been on that list far longer than most.....
Pretty soon the only choice we will have my dear....is too submit or resist.....
and I will always choose resist....our country and way of life depends upon us all ...now.

I know.
 

your congress thing controls the list. and you. it spies on you. if you say anything bad about your congress thing, you will have bad luck walking across streets, being pulled over by police and holding your job.

walkingstick » 18 Jun 2023, 2:53 am » wrote: ↑

18 Jun 2023, 2:53 am

your congress thing controls the list. and you. it spies on you. if you say anything bad about your congress thing, you will have bad luck walking across streets, being pulled over by police and holding your job.

They spy on each other!
 

require your congress thing to wear a body camera. as your representative, you should know your congress thing every move. be the boss!!! 

how to get elected into usa congress. takes money! rich people provide the money; for congress things that spy on the government,  for the rich  contributors.

Majik » 17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm

New details have emerged on the U.S. government spying on citizens following the release of a bombshell report showing that intelligence agencies have bought vast troves of sensitive information on Americans from businesses that harvest people’s data.Over the years, private data collection services have accumulated commercially available information (CAI), which encompasses highly-revealing data on millions of American citizens, including location, smartphone, and web browsing data.While much of this commercially available data is anonymous, it can be “deanonymized” and used to identify people, according to a recent report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), released on June 9.U.S. intelligence agencies have admitted to buying large quantities of this information and are able to tap it for valuable intelligence on unsuspecting Americans, per the report.The report warned that a lack of standards and procedures around obtaining and handling this data by spy agencies poses risks to people’s privacy and even safety.
https://www.ntd.com/new-details-emerge- ... 26068.html

These people are evil.  

Sumela » 17 Jun 2023, 9:56 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:56 pm

 
 
 

Sumela » 17 Jun 2023, 9:58 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:58 pm

WASH DC ==== East Germany 1950

my mother went home to East Germany in '68 after an 18 yr hiatus...a few days after she got back, the FBI showed up at our door and questioned her about her trip and what her business there was all about....i thought it was odd that they'd come to a town of 20k and harass my mother who obviously had to be an East German spy for the STASI planted in central MN...all 5'4" 60kg of her...but apparently they were local agents as my older brother went to HS with one of the agent's daughter...he told her to tell her dad to back off...they never came back...my thinking is he was STASI as well...  

Majik » 17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm

New details have emerged on the U.S. government spying on citizens following the release of a bombshell report showing that intelligence agencies have bought vast troves of sensitive information on Americans from businesses that harvest people’s data.Over the years, private data collection services have accumulated commercially available information (CAI), which encompasses highly-revealing data on millions of American citizens, including location, smartphone, and web browsing data.While much of this commercially available data is anonymous, it can be “deanonymized” and used to identify people, according to a recent report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), released on June 9.U.S. intelligence agencies have admitted to buying large quantities of this information and are able to tap it for valuable intelligence on unsuspecting Americans, per the report.The report warned that a lack of standards and procedures around obtaining and handling this data by spy agencies poses risks to people’s privacy and even safety.
https://www.ntd.com/new-details-emerge- ... 26068.html

makes one wonder when there's a security breach like the MN education system just had, if it wasn't our gubment doing the breaching while laying the blame to the usual suspects, the Russians...*GASPS*
 

Majik » 17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm » wrote: ↑

17 Jun 2023, 9:50 pm

New details have emerged on the U.S. government spying on citizens following the release of a bombshell report showing that intelligence agencies have bought vast troves of sensitive information on Americans from businesses that harvest people’s data.Over the years, private data collection services have accumulated commercially available information (CAI), which encompasses highly-revealing data on millions of American citizens, including location, smartphone, and web browsing data.While much of this commercially available data is anonymous, it can be “deanonymized” and used to identify people, according to a recent report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), released on June 9.U.S. intelligence agencies have admitted to buying large quantities of this information and are able to tap it for valuable intelligence on unsuspecting Americans, per the report.The report warned that a lack of standards and procedures around obtaining and handling this data by spy agencies poses risks to people’s privacy and even safety.
https://www.ntd.com/new-details-emerge- ... 26068.html

I remember the early days of the Bu$h/Cheney regime and this creep... I joked about it back then, it seemed like a pipe dream, making 1984 a reallity, that would never happen, people would never go along with it... yeah, I was pretty naive at the time...lol... but they are getting close, it's not funny anymore...

 


 

ROG62 » 18 Jun 2023, 7:34 am » wrote: ↑

18 Jun 2023, 7:34 am

my mother went home to East Germany in '68 after an 18 yr hiatus...a few days after she got back, the FBI showed up at our door and questioned her about her trip and what her business there was all about....i thought it was odd that they'd come to a town of 20k and harass my mother who obviously had to be an East German spy for the STASI planted in central MN...all 5'4" 60kg of her...but apparently they were local agents as my older brother went to HS with one of the agent's daughter...he told her to tell her dad to back off...they never came back...my thinking is he was STASI as well...

Dam bro, thats crazy.  That cold war was sort of fun - Spy vs Spy.  It made for some really good movies.

Biden Regime's cold war 2.0 is not very fun and warming up quickly  
 

sootedupCyndi » 18 Jun 2023, 2:56 am » wrote: ↑

18 Jun 2023, 2:56 am

They spy on each other!

They certainly do.
They spy on everyone .....

 

roadkill » 18 Jun 2023, 3:31 am » wrote: ↑

18 Jun 2023, 3:31 am

These people are evil.

Yes, they are ....as Evil as the satanic agenda they serve .....