Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Sheik Obama Tells Islamists His United States Is Willing To Surrender


The king of double speak, President Obama, has just admitted that he has no intention of keeping Americans safe from Islamist aggression here or abroad. This should come as a tremendous comfort to terrorism’s big money backers. Saudi Arabia and Qatar will no longer have to worry about the Obama Administration getting in the way of their terror financing and global Islamic aspirations.
I am referring to Sheik Obama’s recent National Security speech.
Over the last 5 years, Obama has gone to great lengths to shield and encourage aggressive Islamist influence inside the United States and elsewhere. Nothing is an act of terror unless Obama says so. No one is our enemy unless the boy King proclaims it so and anyone who says different find himself or herself vilified, investigated and harassed by federal authorities. Unless of course they are Muslims. Granted access to the highest levels of government, Muslims now help shape Obama’s new anti-American national security policies.
Do not be fooled by the token drone strike or the alleged masterful use of special operations to eradicate terrorism’s leaders. If the missiles fired are not finding targets in Saudi Arabia and Qatar chances are the Sunni leaders of global Islamic terrorism are directing them
The people with the RPG’s and AK-47’s have never really been the big problem. It is the people who provide the money to recruit, train, arm and execute small and large offensives in the Islamist war on US Judeo-Christian freedoms and liberty. The same people who escaped criminal responsibility for the 911 attacks. Saudi Arabia and Qatar’s terrorism sponsors that direct Obama’s Islamic appeasement strategy and anti-American foreign policy. That is the problem.
Obama’s true loyalties were on display a few days ago.  He does not surprise me. Neither will the predictable gullibility of the ignorant masses who believe his lies.  After all, government paychecks and handouts buy a lot of misguided loyalty from those that conveniently proclaim executive branch criticism as racially motivated.
Obama’s regurgitated shift from combat operations to intelligence and law enforcement based terrorism opposition is another deception.
Obama ended operations in Iraq only to fuel the growth of Islamist insurgency that is tearing Iraq apart. He publicly ordered the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, but the Taliban continue the fight. Obama wants America to believe that Al Qaeda is no longer a threat, a ”shell of its former self” and Muslim Brotherhood appeasement is now beneficial to US national security interests. Yet America is excoriated as one country after another is being radicalized by a re-packaged Al-Qaeda and it‘s affiliates. Moreover, all over the world, Islam is destroying Christian houses of worship and enslaving or murdering its faithful as its violent Sharia influences spread. Not a peep about this in Obama’s National Security address. No outrage. No condemnation for these unprovoked attacks on non-believers. Just talk about closing Gitmo and setting Islamists free.
For five years, Obama has attacked American traditions and snapped to attention when Islamic influences cry foul. Somehow, Fort Hood, the Boston Marathon bombing and citywide lockdown, Americans murdered on US soil in Libya by Al Qaeda and the global Islamic attacks on Christian faithful seem to escape our myopic President. Treasonous Islamic activism is at an all time high in America. Yet our Justice Department has not only ignored it, but also embraced it.
Obama’s loyalties are no longer debatable.
Make no mistake the threat of Islamic jihad—both violent and stealth—has never been higher in America. The war waged on America by Islam started long before the first World Trade Center bombing. It will continue until our enemies have destroyed our economy and reshaped American law. The only people who could possibly believe different are Islamists themselves or people on their payroll.
Sheik Obama Tells Islamists His United States Is Willing To Surrender
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The king of double speak, President Obama, has just admitted that he has no intention of keeping Americans safe from Islamist aggression here or abroad. This should come as a tremendous comfort to terrorism’s big money backers. Saudi Arabia and Qatar will no longer have to worry about the Obama Administration getting in the way of their terror financing and global Islamic aspirations.

I am referring to Sheik Obama’s recent National Security speech.

Over the last 5 years, Obama has gone to great lengths to shield and encourage aggressive Islamist influence inside the United States and elsewhere. Nothing is an act of terror unless Obama says so. No one is our enemy unless the boy King proclaims it so and anyone who says different find himself or herself vilified, investigated and harassed by federal authorities. Unless of course they are Muslims. Granted access to the highest levels of government, Muslims now help shape Obama’s new anti-American national security policies.

Do not be fooled by the token drone strike or the alleged masterful use of special operations to eradicate terrorism’s leaders. If the missiles fired are not finding targets in Saudi Arabia and Qatar chances are the Sunni leaders of global Islamic terrorism are directing them

The people with the RPG’s and AK-47’s have never really been the big problem. It is the people who provide the money to recruit, train, arm and execute small and large offensives in the Islamist war on US Judeo-Christian freedoms and liberty. The same people who escaped criminal responsibility for the 911 attacks. Saudi Arabia and Qatar’s terrorism sponsors that direct Obama’s Islamic appeasement strategy and anti-American foreign policy. That is the problem.

Obama’s true loyalties were on display a few days ago. He does not surprise me. Neither will the predictable gullibility of the ignorant masses who believe his lies. After all, government paychecks and handouts buy a lot of misguided loyalty from those that conveniently proclaim executive branch criticism as racially motivated.

Obama’s regurgitated shift from combat operations to intelligence and law enforcement based terrorism opposition is another deception.

Obama ended operations in Iraq only to fuel the growth of Islamist insurgency that is tearing Iraq apart. He publicly ordered the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, but the Taliban continue the fight. Obama wants America to believe that Al Qaeda is no longer a threat, a ”shell of its former self” and Muslim Brotherhood appeasement is now beneficial to US national security interests. Yet America is excoriated as one country after another is being radicalized by a re-packaged Al-Qaeda and it‘s affiliates. Moreover, all over the world, Islam is destroying Christian houses of worship and enslaving or murdering its faithful as its violent Sharia influences spread. Not a peep about this in Obama’s National Security address. No outrage. No condemnation for these unprovoked attacks on non-believers. Just talk about closing Gitmo and setting Islamists free.

For five years, Obama has attacked American traditions and snapped to attention when Islamic influences cry foul. Somehow, Fort Hood, the Boston Marathon bombing and citywide lockdown, Americans murdered on US soil in Libya by Al Qaeda and the global Islamic attacks on Christian faithful seem to escape our myopic President. Treasonous Islamic activism is at an all time high in America. Yet our Justice Department has not only ignored it, but also embraced it.

Obama’s loyalties are no longer debatable.

Make no mistake the threat of Islamic jihad—both violent and stealth—has never been higher in America. The war waged on America by Islam started long before the first World Trade Center bombing. It will continue until our enemies have destroyed our economy and reshaped American law. The only people who could possibly believe different are Islamists themselves or people on their payroll.

Two employees of the US embassy in Venezuela were shot and wounded early Tuesday in the capital Caracas, in a murky incident that local media and a police source said took place at a strip club. “We can confirm that two members of the US embassy in Caracas were injured during an incident early this morning,” State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell told reporters in Washington. “Medical staff inform us that their injuries are not life-threatening,” he added, noting that they were hurt at “some sort of a social spot” but without specifying the venue or nature of their injuries. US diplomatic sources later confirmed to AFP that the two men were shot. The Venezuelan media identified the two men as Roberto Ezequiel Rosas and Paul Marwin, and said they were military attaches at the embassy, but neither the State Department nor the embassy in Caracas would confirm those reports. “My understanding is that they are other agency personnel, not from the State Department,” Ventrell said. Venezuelan television channel Globovision reported on its website that the incident took place at the Antonella bar located in a shopping center in the Chacao district of Caracas, after an altercation with other bar patrons. Bar staff told AFP on condition of anonymity that the venue is indeed a strip club that only admits men over the age of 30, but refused to say anything about the alleged incident involving the US embassy personnel. A district policeman, who also spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity, said a shooting incident had been reported just outside the Antonella bar, involving three Americans. In the entryway of the club, there are photos of female strippers. Venezuela has the highest murder rate in South America with 54 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants. In the first quarter of 2013 alone, there were 3,400 murders, according to government statistics. Several diplomats have been assaulted in recent months in the country. The United States and Venezuela, which have had no ambassadors since 2010, have had strained relations since Caracas accused Washington of backing a coup that briefly ousted the late Hugo Chavez in 2002. President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez’s former vice president, has maintained a confrontational stance with the US government since his election on April 14, calling President Barack Obama the “grand chief of devils.” Foreign Minister Elias Jaua, however, said two weeks ago that the new government was prepared to normalize relations with the United States, beginning with a return of Venezuela’s ambassador to Washington. Despite the tensions, Venezuela sells the United States 900,000 barrels of oil a day.


Two employees of the US embassy in Venezuela were shot and wounded early Tuesday in the capital Caracas, in a murky incident that local media and a police source said took place at a strip club.
“We can confirm that two members of the US embassy in Caracas were injured during an incident early this morning,” State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell told reporters in Washington.
“Medical staff inform us that their injuries are not life-threatening,” he added, noting that they were hurt at “some sort of a social spot” but without specifying the venue or nature of their injuries.
US diplomatic sources later confirmed to AFP that the two men were shot.
The Venezuelan media identified the two men as Roberto Ezequiel Rosas and Paul Marwin, and said they were military attaches at the embassy, but neither the State Department nor the embassy in Caracas would confirm those reports.
“My understanding is that they are other agency personnel, not from the State Department,” Ventrell said.
Venezuelan television channel Globovision reported on its website that the incident took place at the Antonella bar located in a shopping center in the Chacao district of Caracas, after an altercation with other bar patrons.
Bar staff told AFP on condition of anonymity that the venue is indeed a strip club that only admits men over the age of 30, but refused to say anything about the alleged incident involving the US embassy personnel.
A district policeman, who also spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity, said a shooting incident had been reported just outside the Antonella bar, involving three Americans.
In the entryway of the club, there are photos of female strippers.
Venezuela has the highest murder rate in South America with 54 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants. In the first quarter of 2013 alone, there were 3,400 murders, according to government statistics.
Several diplomats have been assaulted in recent months in the country.
The United States and Venezuela, which have had no ambassadors since 2010, have had strained relations since Caracas accused Washington of backing a coup that briefly ousted the late Hugo Chavez in 2002.
President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez’s former vice president, has maintained a confrontational stance with the US government since his election on April 14, calling President Barack Obama the “grand chief of devils.”
Foreign Minister Elias Jaua, however, said two weeks ago that the new government was prepared to normalize relations with the United States, beginning with a return of Venezuela’s ambassador to Washington.
Despite the tensions, Venezuela sells the United States 900,000 barrels of oil a day.

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One State Department mid-level official has resigned over the security failures related to the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi and three others have been placed on "administrative leave." But lawmakers and experts are asking why the disciplinary action stops there.
Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security Eric Boswell resigned. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Embassy Security Charlene Lamb, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Raymond Maxwell, and a third as yet unidentified diplomatic security official were placed on "administrative leave" pending further action.
"The ARB identified the performance of four officials, three in the Bureau of the Diplomatic Security and one in the Bureau of Near East Asia Affairs," State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said in a statement late Wednesday evening. "The Secretary has accepted Eric Boswell's decision to resign as Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security, effective immediately. The other three individuals have been relieved of their current duties. All four individuals have been placed on administrative leave pending further action." 
Lamb, Maxwell, and the still unnamed DS official have not "resigned." As federal employees, they are entitled to an administrative process to determine what, if any disciplinary action might be taken against them. It's possible they could simply be reassigned to new roles inside the State Department after the Benghazi issue blows over.
Nuland's statement indicates that State is pointing to the report of the Accountability Review Board (ARB) that was released Wednesday as the source of the names of officials to be disciplined. The ARB was led by Tom Pickering and Adm. Mike Mullen. In a press briefing Wednesday, Pickering explained the logic the ARB used to come up with its disciplinary recommendations.
"We fixed it at the assistant secretary level, which is in our view the appropriate place to look, where the decision-making in fact takes place, where, if you like, the rubber hits the road," he said.
That explanation left lawmakers, employees inside the State Department, and outside experts scratching their heads, because Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Beth Jones will apparently escape any disciplinary action, letting her subordinate Maxwell take the fall.
"The report says that there were ‘systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels within two bureaus of the State Department,' namely the Diplomatic Security (DS) and Near East (NEA) bureaus," wrote former NSC Middle East official Elliott Abrams. "Why is the head of the DS bureau forced out, and the head of NEA allowed to remain?"
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) challenged Deputy Secretaries of State Bill Burns and Tom Nides in a Thursday Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on why the disciplinary actions were limited to officials at the assistant secretary and deputy assistant secretary level.
"And why I find that quite puzzling is because Benghazi and Libya in general is not some remote outpost, is not Luxembourg. I mean, this is a country that we were involved in militarily not so long ago in a high-profile intervention," he said.
Rubio wanted to know whether Stevens had raised his concerns about security to Burns or Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during their trips to Libya earlier in 2012. Burns said that security had been discussed, but not in specifics.
"And you know, as Secretary Clinton has said, all of us as senior leaders in the department are accountable and responsible for what happened. And I certainly fault myself," said Burns. "You know, I accompanied the remains of my four colleagues back after the attack in Benghazi... And on that long flight home, I certainly had a lot of time to think about sharper questions that I could have asked, sharper focus that I could have provided."
When pressed by Rubio over whether the March and July cable requesting more security had reached the upper echelons of the State Department, Burns said they had.
"Well, they certainly would have been reviewed up through assistant secretary level, and it may be that some of my colleagues on the 7th floor saw them as well." Burns said. "There were certainly memos that came up to the 7th floor that talked about the deteriorating security situation in eastern Libya, yes, sir."
Maxwell, according to several State Department sources, had been slated to retire in September but was asked to stay on as DAS for the Maghreb after the attack. Maxwell might have been in a position to directly receive the requests for more security in Benghazi, giving him a direct connection to the security failures, those sources speculated. Those details are confined to the classified version of the ARB report. But State Department officials insist that he would not have been able make any decisions about such matters with consulting with Jones, who would have had the final say.
"Either they have some kind of documentary evidence that puts Maxwell in a bad light specifically, or this could be the Foreign Service elite protecting itself. Maxwell is not a member of the elite, but Jones is," one senior foreign policy hand who has worked in the State Department said.
Jones, who had already retired, was brought back to State by Deputy Secretary Bill Burns after Assistant Secretary Jeff Feltman moved to the U.N. Jones is close to Burns, fueling speculation that her stature allowed her avoid punishment.
"Being on the Seventh Floor appears to grant immunity. I'm sure that's what is being said around the water coolers at State, and from what I can see they are not wrong. Pickering led what was called an ‘Accountability Review Board.' A better name might have been ‘Accountability for Mid Level Officials Review Board,'" Abrams wrote.

The "lawful interception" fig leaf obscures real state of surveillance



The "lawful interception" fig leaf obscures real state of surveillance


Last month I wrote about how cell phone spoofing technology manufacturers are hawking their goods to police departments, advertising the secret sniffing devices as ideal for covertly monitoring protests.
We know this because a spook-tech purveyor made the mistake of being forthright about his product with the wrong person: Eric King of Privacy International. To his enormous credit, representatives of the surveillance industrial complex have called King an "Anti-lawful interception zealot blogger."
Reading those words – “lawful interception” – reminded me to write this.
I’ve been thinking about that phrase for a while. I come across it daily on the websites and promotional materials of corporations that profit off of world governments’ seemingly insatiable appetites for surveillance tools; it’s the go-to rhetorical defense when anyone raises privacy concerns about these technologies. “We are complying with all necessary state and federal laws,” the refrain goes. “These tools enable lawful interception so law enforcement can keep us safe,” and so on.
Hearing the refrain repeated ad nauseam by people who work in the billions of dollars rich (and growing) surveillance industry begs the question:
What does “lawful interception” really mean?
Unfortunately, it is a euphemism which masks an ugly reality. Our digital communications privacy law is woefully obsolete, where it hasn’t been degraded. The phrase contains the word “lawful,” which makes it sound nice, but it is a dangerous fig leaf that effectively obfuscates the nasty truth about surveillance law in the United States today.
From the federal USA Patriot Act and the FISA Amendments Act to little-known but powerful administrative subpoena statutes in states, US surveillance law presently grants government agencies wide latitude to spy on our communications without or with minimal judicial oversight. Making matters worse, the processes and even sometimes the laws themselves are shrouded in secrecy.
The most extreme example is also the most threatening. NSA whistleblowers say the agency retains all of our electronic communications, no matter who we are or what we’ve done. It's possible that the government is here playing on a technicality, enabling them to collect and store our information without warrants, while claiming it is following the law. As long as a human being never looks at our emails, they haven’t really been collected, the argument goes.
But we can't be sure about any of this because the government won't tell us how it interprets key portions of surveillance law.
Our relationship with the government is precisely the opposite of what it should be. We know very little about it, and it knows virtually everything about us.
Known knowns, known unknowns
The lack of clarity around surveillance law notwithstanding, what we know is enough to give us serious pause when we hear surveillance technology purveyors justify their tools by claiming they are deployed only for “lawful interception.”
In a must-read article featuring ACLU privacy expert and counsel Catherine Crump, we learn that the federal government doesn’t think it needs a warrant to read our emails.
Let that sink in: The federal government doesn’t think it needs a warrant in order to read our emails.
As Crump says,
No data is more personal than email correspondence...Email is deeply personal and private. It is an unfiltered view of our thoughts and a catalog of our relationships stretching back for years. Government agents should not be allowed to troll through all of our most private correspondence without proving to a judge that they have probable cause to believe that a search will turn up evidence of a crime.
Here's something else we know:
Where it hasn't affirmatively made the law more permissive to government spies and more invasive against our personal privacy, Congress has allowed giant loopholes in electronic communications privacy law to wreak havoc on the security of our digital communications and data. In most cases, the law on the books today in the United States does not explicitly address new technologies like GPS tracking via mobile phones, license plate readers, face recognition identification schemes, or mega-databases that contain unimaginably comprehensive data profiles of each of us.
We have ample reason to believe that where the law does not explicitly prevent police from tracking us or surveiling us with new technology, the police and federal government are likely doing so without pesky judicial oversight. In the first two weeks of August the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals issued two decisions underscoring both this problem and the issue of official impunity, making both worse.
In one case on GPS tracking, the court's ruling will likely give police departments more reason to disregard Fourth Amendment considerations in the applications of cutting edge surveillance tools.
Again, Catherine Crump:
…the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a disappointing but fortunately narrow decision in a case involving warrantless tracking of a vehicle with a GPS device. The three-judge panel refused to exclude GPS tracking evidence under what’s known as the “good faith” exception, ruling that when the tracking took place, law enforcement agents reasonably relied on binding circuit court precedent in concluding that no warrant was necessary. The tracking happened before the Supreme Court issued its decision in United States v. Jones that GPS device tracking triggers Fourth Amendment protections....
In this most recent round of briefing in the Ninth Circuit, Mr. Pineda-Moreno argued that, after Jones, the GPS tracking evidence in his case should be thrown out, because a warrant is the constitutional minimum (the ACLU filed an amicus brief in his support). Today the Ninth Circuit disagreed, but on narrow grounds that limit the decision’s relevance for the rest of us. It held that, given the state of Ninth Circuit case law at the time Mr. Pineda-Moreno was tracked, the agents reasonably relied on binding Ninth Circuit precedent in believing it was lawful to attach a GPS device to a car without a warrant. And given that reasonable reliance, the Court held that the evidence gathered by GPS tracking could be used against Mr. Pineda-Moreno.
The court found that the evidence used to convict Mr. Pineda-Moreno was legit, even though it doesn’t stand a constitutional test according to the Supreme Court, because police believed they were obeying the law when they used the technology to warrantlessly track him. The implications of this unfortunate decision are clear: Police have been given a green light to ignore the spirit of the Fourth Amendment when using new technologies that the drafters of the Constitution could not have imagined. If it isn't explicitly covered, the police can run wild until a court or a legislature explicitly tells them to stop and get a warrant.
Another 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision from August 2012 underscores why we should be skeptical of “lawful interception” claims -- and stand ready to confront official impunity and government secrecy. EFF’s Cindy Cohn wrote on the Al Haramain warrantless wiretapping case, in which claimants sued the US government for spying on them without judicial oversight:
First, the Court ruled that Congress in passing this section of FISA created a cramped statute that, at least in section 1810, only allows a claim for redress if the government uses the information it illegally gathers, and creates no a remedy against the government for the unlawful collection of information. Apparently, when it came to granting a legal claim for damages, Congress intended to allow the government to do as much wiretapping in violation of the law as it wanted to, and only allow individuals to sue for use of the information illegally collected.  It seems unlikely that the American people believe that the line should be drawn in this strange way.
“Lawful interception” therefore means very different things to different people. To civil libertarians, it means getting a warrant to invade someone’s privacy, to look at their private communications or real-time location information. Full stop.
But to many law enforcement agencies, from your local police department all the way up to the NSA -- and even to Congress and some courts -- it has in most cases come to mean ignoring commonsense application of the spirit of the Fourth Amendment to new technologies wherever the law doesn’t explicitly regulate their use. It means the government can spy on us with total freedom in dark rooms scattered across our national landscape, and we don’t have an opportunity for redress unless it uses that private information against us in court.
As Cohn wrote, it’s unlikely most people agree with that interpretation. Nonetheless, it’s the prevailing order of our time.
That may be technically "lawful", but it sure isn't right.
n Monday February 27th, 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor. The e-mails date between July 2004 and late December 2011. They reveal the inner workings of a company that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co., Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and government agencies, including the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defence Intelligence Agency. The emails show Stratfor's web of informers, pay-off structure, payment laundering techniques and psychological methods.

Obama Leak Investigations (internal use only - pls do not forward)

Released on 2012-09-10 00:00 GMT
Email-ID 1210665
Date 2010-09-21 21:38:37
From burton@stratfor.com
To secure@stratfor.com
Brennan is behind the witch hunts of investigative journalists learning
information from inside the beltway sources.

Note -- There is specific tasker from the WH to go after anyone printing
materials negative to the Obama agenda (oh my.) Even the FBI is
shocked. The Wonder Boys must be in meltdown mode...

On Monday February 27th, 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor. The e-mails date between July 2004 and late December 2011. They reveal the inner workings of a company that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co., Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and government agencies, including the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defence Intelligence Agency. The emails show Stratfor's web of informers, pay-off structure, payment laundering techniques and psychological methods.

RE: Humint - Afghanistan - Karzai (Strictly Protect - Confidential)

Released on 2012-09-18 00:00 GMT
Email-ID 5522439
Date 2007-06-15 00:57:19
From burton@stratfor.com
To reva.bhalla@stratfor.com, secure@stratfor.com
Was described to me as close. Karzai will end up being another Noreiga.

Off the record --

DEA will proceed and take 'em (both?) down anyway, once this White House
disappears.

As I've said before, every country we have touched, turns to shit.

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From: Reva Bhalla [mailto:reva.bhalla@stratfor.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 5:52 PM
To: 'Fred Burton'; 'Secure List'
Subject: RE: Humint - Afghanistan - Karzai (Strictly Protect -
Confidential)
how close is karzai to this brother?

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From: Fred Burton [mailto:burton@stratfor.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 5:42 PM
To: 'Secure List'
Subject: Humint - Afghanistan - Karzai (Strictly Protect - Confidential)
(Strictly Protect - Confidential - For Our Internal Use Only - Do Not
Forward)

The brother of President Karzai of Afghanistan is under investigation by
DEA as a major narcotics trafficker. For political reasons, DEA has been
told to backoff by the White House and CIA. DEA is seeing a direct nexus
between terrorism and narcotics in Afghanistan with narcotics sales being
used to fund jihadist operations.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Imbedded DEA agents in CT ops in Afghanistan have turned up loads of
threat information and DEA sources are being used to ferret out jihadis.
Several US soldier lives were recently saved (this week) based on DEA
source information and safehouse raids in Afghanistan. SpecOps in
Afghanistan are using imbeds from DEA and ATF. FBI and ATF IED techs are
also being imbedded to learn the latest IED technology in anticipation of
the devices (eventually) showing up in CONUS.

Xbox One ‘Spy Camera’ Questioned by Australian and German Officials

Xbox One ‘Spy Camera’ Questioned by Australian and German Officials

Source: IBT
The Australian and German officials are concerned with the “always on” camera and privacy policies of Xbox One.
Software giant Microsoft revealed in the unveiling of Xbox One is the console’s always ‘on’ Kinect camera is being questioned by activities concerned with privacy. While Microsoft maintains that the company has “very, very good policies around privacy,” it’s a fact that the Kinect camera is always listening and watching even in a low powered state.
Microsoft exec Phil Harrison told Eurogamer that the Kinect camera does not collect personal information unless the user’s “opt” into it even if it is still listening and watching.
“We take it very seriously. We aren’t using Kinect to snoop on anybody at all. We listen for the word ‘Xbox on’ and then switch on the machine, but we don’t transmit personal data in any way, shape or form that could be personally identifiable to you, unless you explicitly opt into that,” Harrison said.
Australian authorities are concerned with this particular feature of Xbox. Time Vines, director of Civil Liberties Australia, recently told GamesFIX that he is concerned with the Xbox One and Kinect. He said that Microsoft will have to answer questions about its product that has the ability to listen and watch people all the time.
Vines stated, “people should have the ability to turn off the camera or microphone, even if it limits the functionality of the machine.” He added, “of course, if Microsoft doesn’t allow that [control], then people should vote with their wallets and skip the next Xbox.”
German officials are alarmed as well by the spying capabilities of Xbox in households. Peter Schaar, Berlin’s federal data protection commissioner also expressed concerns about the Kinect camera. He told Spiegel Online, “The Xbox One continuously records all sorts of personal information about me. My reaction rates, my learning or emotional states. These are then processed on an external server, and possibly even passed on to third parties. A person cannot influence what information is stored or deleted.”
However, Microsoft defended its product claiming that the “always on” camera can be used for marketing research. Another Microsoft exec Phil Spencer hinted at some of the marketing implications that can come from Kinect’s watchful eye. In the past, he painted a picture of a scenario where the Kinect camera can collect data for marketing purposes.

i wish our troops would take back our nation from the islamic terrorist in the white house time to take our nation back

Obama’s Memorial Day message: Suck it up, Marine

Marine funeral at Arlington
It’s a good thing we set aside the last Monday in May to honor our nation’s fallen heroes and their families — the government is doing a lousy job of it. Our soldiers’  final resting places are in jeopardy and survivors’ benefits are being sacrificed, all in the name of sequestration. The president, meanwhile, continues living the high life as if to say, “Sequester? What Sequester?”
Arlington National Cemetery is unquestionably both the most famous and exclusive final resting place for our nation’s heroes. It dates back to the Civil War and is comprised of the land surrounding the Virginia home of Robert E. Lee, according to Daily Finance.
However, Arlington is bursting at the seams. It currently contains the remains of an estimated 400,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. Congress realized that the cemetery was approaching capacity in the late 1990s, and so established the Millennium Project to expand Arlington’s boundaries.
$103 million was budgeted for this purpose — a shade over one-tenth of a billion in an age when Congress bandies around figures in the trillions without raising a sweat. But that budget has been cut by 8 percent due to sequestration cuts, and additional cuts may be in the offing.
In addition to land acquisition, Arlington’s operating budget has been impacted.
“Arlington is absorbing this cut by using the last of the funds that were recovered from previous fiscal years,” noted Jennifer Lynch, the cemetery’s public affairs officer. What happens when those previous surpluses are used up is unclear.
Sequestration is also impacting how we care for those our fallen military leave behind. Daily Finance noted:
The VA’s Survivors’ Pension Benefits program, which provides needs-based financial help for the spouses and children of fallen soldiers, is scheduled to lose $84.5 million, a 5.3 percent cut. Another program, the Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, gives a small monthly payment to the spouses and children of fallen soldiers. It’s also facing a 5.3 percent cut, which will cost those survivors $307.5 million.
The very idea of the sequester cuts, which are the source of all this grief, came from the president himself. Moreover, rather than bringing everyone together to work our a compromise, he totally disengaged himself from the negotiation process. Lastly, President Obama had the opportunity to make intelligent cuts by eliminating wasteful or redundant programs and leaving others intact, but he preferred across-the-board cuts — except when it came to his own creature comforts.
Meanwhile, President Obama and his family have averaged one vacation per month in 2013, ranging from a family stay at a luxury retreat in Hawaii to a “fantasy golf weekend” in Florida with Tiger Woods. Taxpayer costs for Obama vacations during his first term in office are estimated at $20 million, according to Breitbart News.
The president celebrated this Memorial Day weekend with his 124th round of golf.

Wikileaks releases more Global Intelligence Files; some highlights


Wikileaks releases more Global Intelligence Files; some highlights



Wikileaks has released another batch of emails from the private intelligence company Stratfor. Among them are some interesting bits of information, including:
  • Allegations that the White House and CIA ordered the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to cease investigating Afghanistan president Ahmed Karzai's brother for drug trafficking that funded terrorism. The email reads in part: "For political reasons, DEA has been told to backoff [sic] by the White House and CIA. DEA is seeing a direct nexus between terrorism and narcotics in Afghanistan with narcotics sales being used to fund jihadist operations." 
  • References to the Obama war on whistleblowers. One email, dated September 2010, reads in full: "Brennan is behind the witch hunts of investigative journalists learning information from inside the beltway sources. Note -- There is specific tasker from the WH to go after anyone printing materials negative to the Obama agenda (oh my.) Even the FBI is shocked. The Wonder Boys must be in meltdown mode..."
  • A breakdown of the FBI's major "Going Dark" concerns, as laid out by the Albany field office. The FBI has been publicly hinting at what it says are major impediments to its "legal electronic surveillance" operations. (For an interrogation of the supposed "legality" of the FBI's surveillance, read this.) In a document prepared for law enforcement, the Albany field office of the FBI listed the Tor network, encryption and anonymous remailers as technologies that impede total information awareness. Take a look at the document here.
  • Possible Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) attacks on Mexican drug cartel leaders. A May 2011 email reads: "Have been told by a very good contact that JSOC is looking at unilateral actions in MX targeting cartel HVT's."
  • An assessment that DHS fusion centers amount to "freaking amature [sic] hour."
  • Problems with the TSA and its reliance on contractors. One email claims a "senior agent at DHS" said: "Another issue is that DHS in general has too many contractors whose first interest is furthering their company's interests, and many of these folks couldn't find their bottoms with both hands and a mirror. Unfortunately, the few direct hire staff end up overwhelmed by their contractor majority staffs....Contractor footnote: have observed that the contractors are extremely adept at showing up at meetings in large numbers, eating the donuts and drinking the beverages without contributing anything more than body count."
  • DHS' assessment of the Occupy Wall Street movements. One Stratfor email contains a link to a DHS bulletin for law enforcement and the intelligence community on OWS. The last sentence of that bulletin reads: "Due to the location of the protests in major metropolitan areas, heightened and continuous situational awareness for security personnel across all CI sectors is encouraged."

Exclusive: Hillary’s Benghazi ‘Scapegoat’ Speaks Out

Raymond Maxwell, the only official at the State Department's bureau of Near Eastern Affairs to lose his job after the attacks, tells Josh Rogin that he’s been scapegoated by Hillary Clinton’s team.



Following the attack in Benghazi, Libya, senior State Department officials close to Hillary Clinton ordered the removal of a midlevel official who had no role in security decisions and has never been told the charges against him. He is now accusing Clinton’s team of scapegoating him for the failures that led to the death of four Americans last year.

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Hillary Clinton laughs as she testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Capitol Hill in January. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Raymond Maxwell was placed on forced “administrative leave” after the State Department’s own internal investigation, conducted by an Administrative Review Board (ARB) led by former State Department official Tom Pickering. Five months after he was told to clean out his desk and leave the building, Maxwell remains in professional and legal limbo, having been associated publicly with the death of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other American for reasons that remain unclear.

Maxwell, who served as deputy assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs from August 2011 until his removal last December, following tours in Iraq and Syria, spoke publicly for the first time in an exclusive interview with The Daily Beast.

“The overall goal is to restore my honor,” said Maxwell, who has filed grievances regarding his treatment with the State Department’s Human Resources Bureau and the American Foreign Service Association, which represents the interests of foreign-service officers. The other three officials placed on leave were in the Diplomatic Security Bureau, leaving Maxwell as the only official in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA), which had responsibility for Libya, to lose his job.

“I had no involvement to any degree with decisions on security and the funding of security at our diplomatic mission in Benghazi,” he said.

Watch the highlights of Hillary Clinton's testimony about Benghazi.

Maxwell was removed from his job December 18, the day after the ARB report was released, and subsequently placed on administrative leave, which is meant to give the State Department time to investigate whether Maxwell should be fired or return to work. Five months later, that investigation seems stalled, and Maxwell sits at home, where he continues to be paid, but is not allowed to return to his job.

The State Department declined to comment on the reasons Maxwell and the other officials were placed on administrative leave or on what the four were told about the reasons for the decision. It did confirm that the ARB did not recommend direct disciplinary action because it didn’t find misconduct or a direct breach of duty by the officials. “As a matter of policy, we don’t speak to specific personnel matters,” said State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki.

Since the leave is not considered a formal disciplinary action, Maxwell has no means to appeal the status, as he would if he had been outright fired. To this day, he says, nobody from the State Department has ever told him why he was singled out for discipline. He has never had access to the classified portion of the ARB report, where all the details regarding personnel failures leading up to Benghazi are confined. He also says he has never been shown any evidence or witness testimony linking him to the Benghazi incident.

Maxwell says he had planned to retire last September, but extended his time voluntarily after the September 11 attack to help the bureau in its time of need. Now, he is refusing to retire until his situation is clarified. He is seeking a restoration of his previous position, a public statement of apology from State, reimbursement for his legal fees, and an extension of his time in service to equal the time he has spent at home on administrative leave.

“For any FSO, being at work is the essence of everything, and being deprived of that and being cast out was devastating,” he said.

Soon after being removed from his job, Maxwell was visited at his home late one evening and directed to sign a letter acknowledging his administrative leave and forfeiting his right to enter the State Department. He refused to sign, responding in writing that it amounted to an admission he had done something wrong.

“They just wanted me to go away but I wouldn’t just go away,” he said. “I knew Chris [Stevens]. Chris was a friend of mine.”

“Behind Beth’s back, Maxwell ended up being put on administrative leave.”

The decision to place Maxwell on administrative leave was made by Clinton’s chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, according to three State Department officials with direct knowledge of the events. On the day after the unclassified version of the ARB’s report was released in December, Mills called Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Beth Jones and directed her to have Maxwell leave his job immediately.

"Cheryl Mills directed me to remove you immediately from the [deputy assistant secretary] position," Jones told Maxwell, according to Maxwell.

The decision to remove Maxwell and not Jones seems to conflict with the finding of the ARB that responsibility for the security failures leading up to the September 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi should fall on more senior officials.

“We fixed [the responsibility] at the assistant-secretary level, which is in our view the appropriate place to look, where the decision making in fact takes place, where, if you like, the rubber hits the road," Pickering said when releasing the ARB report.

The report found “systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels within two bureaus of the State Department,” namely the Diplomatic Security (DS) and Near East bureaus. Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns testified in December that requests for more security in Libya, denied by the State Department, did reach the assistant secretaries, and “it may be that some of my colleagues on the seventh floor saw them as well."

But Jones was not disciplined in any way following the release of the report, nor was the principal deputy assistant secretary of State at NEA, Liz Dibble, who is slated to receive a plush post as the deputy chief of mission at the U.S. Embassy in London this summer. In the DS bureau, the assistant secretary, the principal deputy, and the deputy assistant all lost their jobs. In the NEA bureau, only Maxwell was asked to leave.

Jones and Dibble were responsible for security in Libya, Maxwell and three State Department officials said. What’s more, when Maxwell was promoted to his DAS position in August 2011, most responsibility for Libya was carved out of his portfolio, which also included Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. Although Maxwell did some work on Libya, all security-related decisions were handled by Dibble and Jones, according to the three officials.

One State Department official close to the issue told The Daily Beast that Clinton’s people told the leadership of the NEA bureau that Maxwell would be given another job at State when the Benghazi scandal blew over. Maxwell said Jones assured him he would eventually be brought back to NEA as a “senior adviser,” but that Mills, Clinton’s chief of staff, reneged.

“The deal that NEA made with Cheryl Mills and the seventh floor was to keep Ray within NEA and just give him another portfolio. For whatever reason, it didn’t go down like that, and that was a complete shock to Beth [Jones], because that was the deal that Beth made with Cheryl,” the official said. “Behind Beth’s back, Maxwell ended up being put on administrative leave.”

Jones and Mills both declined to comment for this article, but a source close to Mills denied that any kind of deal was made or reneged on regarding Maxwell’s future employment. The decision to place Maxwell on administrative leave was based on the classified portion of the ARB’s report, which named Maxwell specifically, the source said, but since the ARB didn’t say that Maxwell had committed a “breach of duty,” he couldn’t be outright fired.

“Administrative leave was the best option available within the very narrow authority that anyone had. That was the harshest discipline the department could mete out,” a State Department official involved in the decision making process said. “There really weren’t any other options available. If they could have been fired, they would have been.”

One person who reviewed the classified portion of the ARB report told The Daily Beast that it called out Maxwell for the specific infraction of not reading his daily classified briefings, something that person said Maxwell admitted to the ARB panel during his interview.

“The crime that he is being punished for is not reading his intel. That explains why Jones and Dibble were not disciplined,” this person said.

Maxwell had no response to this allegation other than to say he has not been officially counseled on what he did wrong and has not been allowed to read the classified report. Also, he believes that Clinton’s staff, not the ARB, was in charge of the review of the attack that took place during her watch.

“The flaws in the process were perpetrated by the political leadership at State with the complicity of the senior career leadership,” he said. “They should be called to account.”

“There are people who seem to have responsibility who have yet to be held accountable.”

Eight months after the attack, congressional investigators and outside groups are still pressing the State Department to explain how the ARB came to the conclusion that four midlevel officials were the only ones with responsibility for the failures that led up to the attack.

The chairman of the House oversight committee, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), has announced that he will subpoena Pickering to compel him to submit to a deposition. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), the chairman of the subcommittee on national security, told The Daily Beast in an interview that he wants to know exactly why Maxwell and the three other officials were placed on administrative leave and have not been granted due process to defend themselves.

“I certainly would like to hear their side of the story. It seems fair that they should be given that opportunity. If they can’t get it within the administration, I think Congress would love to hear their story,” he said. “Secretary Clinton says she takes responsibility, but that seems like lip service rather than the reality, because there are people who seem to have responsibility who have yet to be held accountable, and I don’t understand that.”

Chaffetz and Issa sent a letter in January to State asking why Clinton, Deputy Secretary Tom Nides, and Burns were not interviewed by the ARB. Undersecretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy admitted in October 10 congressional testimony that he was in the loop on decisions regarding security requests in Libya before the attack. He was interviewed by the ARB, but not identified as having done anything wrong.

“The ARB tried to blame everyone but hold no one responsible, except for some of the lower level people who were not in control of the situation,” said Chaffetz. “You have a report that seems incomplete at best.”

Susan Johnson, the president of the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA), told The Daily Beast that administrative leave does damage to a foreign-service officer’s reputation and career if it goes on for more than a couple of weeks, much less several months. The treatment amounts to a de facto disciplinary action, she said.

“There’s a feeling that foreign-service officers often end up as scapegoats when scandals rise to congressional or public attention,” she said. “Our broader concern is to ensure some measure of fairness and transparency, ensure some reasonable process that meets some kind of minimal standard here.”

The AFSA sent a letter to Burns in January asking a number of questions about the review process and the criteria senior department leaders used in choosing to discipline the four individuals removed from their jobs in relation to the Benghazi attack.

“The State Department began an administrative process to review the status of the four individuals placed on administrative leave. That review process continues, and Secretary Kerry will be briefed with an update, and decisions will be made about the status of these employees,” Psaki told the Beast. “This internal administrative process can take some time.”

She added: “It is also important to remember that the four people discussed are all long-serving government officials who over the years have provided dedicated service to the U.S. government in challenging assignments.”

Maxwell just wants his day in court. He wrote a poem on his personal blog in April which referred to the State Department’s treatment of the four officials removed from their jobs after Benghazi as a “lynching.”

Last week, he posted another poem about the growing Benghazi scandal.

“The web of lies they weave gets tighter and tighter in its deceit until it bottoms out -at a very low frequency – and implodes,” he wrote. “Yet all the while, the more they talk, the more they lie, and the deeper down the hole they go.”

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On Monday February 27th, 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor. The e-mails date between July 2004 and late December 2011. They reveal the inner workings of a company that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co., Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and government agencies, including the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defence Intelligence Agency. The emails show Stratfor's web of informers, pay-off structure, payment laundering techniques and psychological methods.

List of Releases

Released onName
2013-02-18 00 [alpha] INSIGHT -- SOMALIA -- US drones at Kismayo, Al Shabaab training grounds
2013-02-18 00 CIA operations suffer setback in Lebanon due the presence of "stupid" CIA officers
2013-02-17 00 [alpha] More - INSIGHT - Yemen - Awlaki death op - SA701
2013-02-17 00 INSIGHT - US/Afghanistan - more on strategy debate
2013-02-17 00 INSIGHT - IRAN - Nuclear scientist is a double agent? - IR2
2013-02-17 00 INSIGHT: IRAN/CT- Stuxnet and Bushehr
2013-02-17 00 [alpha] INSIGHT - EU - EFSF/Dexia - DE5000 [Germany Financial Crisis]
2013-02-17 00 [alpha] INSIGHT - IRAQ - Tasking results on Iraqi intel/security - ME1444, ME1479, ME1471
2013-02-17 00 [alpha] INSIGHT - AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN - Rabbani, an agent of Iran - CN123
2013-02-17 00 INSIGHT - EGYPT/SUDAN - response to intel tasking
2013-02-17 00 INSIGHT - GERMANY - Euro exit - via OCH007
2013-02-13 00 Additional Latin American Stratfor Emails: 116983 emails
2013-02-13 00 INSIGHT - Carlos the Jackal Trial - new source
2013-02-13 00 Google - China Internet Censorship Note
2013-02-13 00 US intelligence firm Stratfor Eyes Latin America: 684691 emails
2013-02-10 00
2013-02-10 00 DUBAI brief final DOC & PDF
2013-02-05 13 Petraeus: the Plot Thickens
2013-02-05 00 Des forces spéciales américaines au Mali pour des opérations contre Al-Qaida
2013-02-03 05 More from Wikileaks on the DHKP in Turkey
2013-02-02 08 Marxist Group claims they did bombing at US embassy in Turkey
2013-01-20 00 Strafor Comments on WikiLeaks Cables - Wikileaks Cable -- DEFENSE MINISTER ZU GUTTENBERG REVEALS STRUGGLE ,WITH FM WESTERWELLE ON TROOP INCREASE FOR AFGHANISTAN
2013-01-16 00 Strafor on Wikileaks, 9/11 plot and Intel Sharing
2013-01-16 00 Stratfors Ignorance
2013-01-16 00 Stratfor´s "FOR COMMENT" - WIkileaks and the Iran dilemma
2012-12-31 00 Police shoot at a Man unarming himself droping the gun on the ground
2012-12-31 00 Stratfor: Assange and his complainant
2012-12-29 00 Stratfors Weekly for comment - the great treatment of Wikileaks
2012-12-29 00 Stratfor about WikiLeaks legal issues
2012-12-29 00 Bahrain's secret Mossad ties revealed?
2012-12-28 00 Stratfor EMails on WikiLeaks
2012-12-16 08 Stratfors CIA source on Iran/Israel
2012-12-16 00 Egypt sent 1000 troops to rescue rebels in Libya told to do so by U.S
2012-12-12 23 WMD: Should Syrians feel safer because the Left hears echoes of Iraq?
2012-12-11 00 Stratfor on Operation Payback
2012-12-08 00 Stratfor about own Investigations and useful WikiLeaks Cables
2012-11-29 00 Egypt: 244 EMails abt. Musri Mubarak and the Muslim Brotherhood
2012-11-29 00 Stratfor files: British mercenaries trained rebels during Libyan Revolution!
2012-11-21 00 Retour sur les opérations du Mossad – Sabotage et crash du vol ET-409 Beyrouth/Addis Abeba
2012-11-17 02 Inviting another Israeli offensive against Gaza is Hamas's worst nightmare
2012-11-17 01 Insight on Israel's information on Hamas
2012-11-15 00 Israeli intelligence agent claims Iranian nuclear facilities were destroyed in secret ops
2012-11-12 08 Stratfor: Algerian Secret Services’ grip on power
2012-11-12 08 Desertec et Medgrid : « nouveau colonialisme solaire » ?
2012-11-07 02 China's two conditions to lend money to Europe
2012-11-05 08 Spanish diplomacy warned against the enormous power of Germany in EU
2012-11-02 05 Suomen Kuvalehti: 5 miljoonaa viestiä, 30 000 osumaa
2012-11-02 00 ME1
2012-10-28 00 The “Drama Triangle”: the Breivik terrorist model is the knowledge to perform mass destruction conspiracy
2012-10-27 00 FBI Agent Shooting, Newark, NJ Division (internal use only - do not forward)
2012-10-26 03 The Activities of Barrett Brown
2012-10-23 00 The niobium secret: CBMM and The Minas Gerais State Govern knows the truth
2012-10-23 00 The Nordic-Baltic alliance a potential mini-NATO in Northern Europe
2012-10-23 00 MV Arctic Sea - A Mysterious Missing Vessel
2012-10-23 00 [alpha] INSIGHT - RUSSIA/FSU - the dead Europe option - RU189
2012-10-23 00 Baltic Intrigue Over Energy and Polish-Lith Relations
2012-10-19 08 Obama and the DNC; 38473 emails from Stratfor (sixth release)
2012-10-18 17 Obama and the DNC; 38475 emails from Stratfor (fifth release)
2012-10-17 17 Obama and the DNC; 38475 emails from Stratfor (fourth release)
2012-10-16 17 Obama and the DNC; 38475 emails from Stratfor (third release)
2012-10-15 17 Mitt Romney and the GOP: 2740 emails from Stratfor (second release)
2012-10-15 14 Non-Euro States and Eurozone
2012-10-13 16 CHINA - Alternative Supply Route
2012-10-13 16 Smuggling Routes
2012-10-13 00 Les emails de Stratfor confirment l'existence d'une guerre des clans au sommet de l'état algérien
2012-10-12 10 Obama and the DNC; 38475 emails from Stratfor (second release)
2012-10-12 00 Stratfor Purchased www.stratfor.xxx and www.stratcap.xxx
2012-10-11 16 Obama and the DNC; 38475 emails from Stratfor
2012-10-11 00 The “Ghost Town”: Chongqing is becoming a modern town with no people
2012-10-10 17 Mitt Romney and the GOP: 13,734 emails from Stratfor
2012-10-05 08 STRATFOR, RAAM & Chevron: The Privatisation of Regime Change
2012-10-05 00 Debbie Does Stratfor
2012-10-05 00 Chevron gathered intelligence on Venezuela
2012-10-05 00 5a
2012-10-05 00 STRATFOR, RAAM & Chevron: The CONTRACT
2012-10-05 00 Iraq Order of Battle & Troop movements
2012-10-05 00 Stratfor Site Vulnerablility Report (McAfee February 2011)
2012-10-05 00 Texas Border Security Assessments 2011
2012-10-04 00 STRATFOR 2010 Forecast - The recession is over!
2012-10-03 08 Wikileaks enters US election campaign
2012-10-01 14 INSIGHT - Russian view of the Balts
2012-09-30 17 USAID Funds Terrorist Groups
2012-09-30 00 UC Davis Pepper Sprayer
2012-09-29 00 On German banks and Southern Europe
2012-09-29 00 Commerzbank and Stratfor Business as usual
2012-09-28 05 Stratfor's Investigation into Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 crash
2012-09-27 00 Occupy: DISCUSSION - Spanish protesters and the World
2012-09-25 01 Kriegsporno für den Weltfrieden
2012-09-22 22 Stratfor: China Collects Intelligence on USA and Japan through Taiwan Govt Computer Systems
2012-09-22 03 PETA, The ELF, a Mysterious Fire, and Amazon
2012-09-21 04 FBI covered up danger of polonium 210 to public in 2007? "strictely protect"
2012-09-19 11 Fuerzas Especiales mexicanas empleadas como escuadrones de la muerte en la guerra contra las drogas, revelan correos publicados por WikiLeaks
2012-09-19 09 FDI Tamasha
2012-09-19 09 FDI Tamasha
2012-09-19 03 U.S Embassy staff in Venzuela told to break the law in order to exchange currency in the black market relying on "Diplomatic immunity"
2012-09-19 00 Iranian sanctions are having a reverse effect
2012-09-18 05 Mexican Special Forces Employed as Death Squads in Drug War, Email Records Released by WikiLeaks Reveal
2012-09-18 00 Eurozone Opinion - London is Screwed
2012-09-18 00 DEA told to back off by the U.S when investigating President Karzai's brother for drug corruption
2012-09-18 00 View of the Eurozone Crisis - London is Screwed
2012-09-17 00 LATVIA/RUSSIA - Oligarchs and Russian Interests || LATVIJA/KRIEVIJA - Oligarhi un Krievu Intereses
2012-09-16 00 A post office In ABBOTTABAD - a militant french connection and Bin Ladens Death
2012-09-16 00 CIA is monitoring Facebook and Twitter - "similar to ours" Stratfor says
2012-09-16 00 Plausible deniability: the “conjoined twin” is an Iranian political discussion
2012-09-14 00 Barack Obama's Courtship of Bashar al-Assad
2012-09-13 07 Mikhail Fridman: Background Investigation
2012-09-12 05 FBI and Stratfor Two Dysfunctional Peas in a Pod
2012-09-11 00 Greetings - Our govt is capable of anything
2012-09-10 12 One woman's fight for peace
2012-09-10 00 Obama Leak Investigation
2012-09-09 00 The Hondura’s chaos: Fox News and Roger F. Noriega can tell us the Hugo Chavez’s secret plan
2012-09-07 00 [alpha] "Going Dark" ** FBI: Going Dark: Law Enforcement Problems in Lawful Surveillance
2012-09-06 00 Egyptian Military Intervened in Revolution to Protect Own Economic Interests
2012-09-05 07 NYPD's "Felonious Activity
2012-09-04 07 (Latvia) Stratfor: devaluation may mean apocalypse
2012-09-03 09 The Collective Fraud
2012-09-02 23 Spain in Europe's Libya Intervention
2012-09-02 23 Europe Osint Guidance (2011)
2012-09-02 00 From Stratfor: Breivik and possible Knights Templar connection
2012-09-02 00 [alpha] INSIGHT -- NORWAY -- bio stuff on Anders Behring Breivik
2012-09-01 01 Torture Supporter
2012-08-31 12 Bob Carr's secret meeting with Stratfor
2012-08-31 07 Spanish backup plan to have Banco Santander take over as the country's central bank
2012-08-31 05 Stratfor Discusses Anonymous's #OpCartel
2012-08-30 00 The Raul Reyes Files: Colombia and Ecuador enforcement to protect Hugo Chavez
2012-08-30 00 Wikileaks: Parpública na mira do Goldman Sachs e “CIA privada”
2012-08-29 00 Egyptian sources tell stratfor about the then mubarak regimes plan on Nile dispute
2012-08-27 09 Stratfor hot on the trail of the Galician separatist group Resistencia Galega
2012-08-27 00 ** pls do not forward **
2012-08-26 04 Unveiling Stratfor 4: On A Lighter Note
2012-08-26 00 Robalo deposits: espionage and power in the oil and gas sector
2012-08-26 00 Did a U.S. Government Lab Help Israel Develop Stuxnet?
2012-08-25 09 Right to Bear Arms=Right to Life in India
2012-08-25 03 Stratfor Employees Ordered Not To Browse AnonOps Website
2012-08-25 02 GOOGLE & Iran ** internal use only - pls do not forward **
2012-08-25 00 Fast and Furious: A Prequal
2012-08-24 09 Assam Violence _ A Premonition
2012-08-24 05 An Unethical Record – Stratfor & the New York Times
2012-08-24 04 [Ro-RO] Principiul balcanizării în acțiune la nivelul Uniunii Europene
2012-08-23 12 Stratfor VP for counter-terrorism's favourite description of Obama and the White House: "dumb asses"
2012-08-22 13 The 'rebels' at play in Cote d'Ivoire
2012-08-22 09 Solution Imposed - Syrian Demolition
2012-08-22 00 The buffer between close friends: Mexican cartels and U.S Government hide a trade partnership
2012-08-21 09 Secessionist movement in Galicia under surveillance
2012-08-21 04 Stratfor Analyzes Chevron's Lawyers Suing A Documentary Maker
2012-08-21 01 STRATFOR On DHS Failings, Wikileaks and Bradley Manning
2012-08-20 17 Funcionarios mexicanos negocian tratos con "cárteles" de droga, según documentos de WikiLeaks
2012-08-20 02 Wikileaks: assessor de Relvas foi informador da "CIA privada"
2012-08-20 00 Stratfor Contacts Germany - Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik
2012-08-19 09 Astrology - For Monsoons?!
2012-08-19 05 US, Mexican Officials Brokering Deals with Drug “Cartels,” WikiLeaks Documents Show
2012-08-19 00 Băsescu
2012-08-19 00 Insight - Election ** internal use only - not for pub ** (2008 USA)
2012-08-19 00 Hilary Clinton- voiaj de afaceri 2011
2012-08-19 00 Mass people suicides: Foxconn carries strange facts in the last years
2012-08-18 22 Stratfor analysis on catalan separatism
2012-08-18 00 2 Blackwater contractors were among the dead in the December 30 suicide bombing at the CIA Operating Base in Khost, Afghanistan.
2012-08-17 09 Indian Railways - Safety Bet!!!
2012-08-16 00 London surveillance & Russian Spies
2012-08-16 00 London Terror Surveillance (not for pub)
2012-08-16 00 United Kingdom - The Falkland Islands
2012-08-15 17 Does Stratfor not comply with PCI standards?
2012-08-15 00 The Assange Arrest and WikiLeaks' Survival
2012-08-15 00 G3* - IRAN/UN/MIL - Iran IAEA report leaked - Part of an coordinate PR Operation
2012-08-14 11 Narcotraficking and Conspiracy in the Colombian Military
2012-08-14 04 National Park Police Wanted Trapwire Expanded In The National Mall, Email Reveals
2012-08-14 00 A Brief Introduction To Abraxas (TrapWire) And Their Partnership With STRATFOR
2012-08-14 00 France on an Ivory Coaster
2012-08-13 23 France on an Ivory Coaster
2012-08-13 09 On My Own - Nicobarese Braveheart
2012-08-12 20 [RO] Nu, americanii nu vin să ne salveze democrația
2012-08-12 08 trapwire: multi-country surveillance network operated by company with deep ties to the CIA
2012-08-12 00 Increasing MX prescence for Obama's re-election campaign
2012-08-12 00 The Story Behind Germany's Terror Threat
2012-08-11 09 Exploiting Independence in name of Dispensing Justice
2012-08-11 00 Thoughts on Der Spiegel?
2012-08-11 00 War Crimes by the U.S. and The World
2012-08-11 00 Illuminati and Future Plans
2012-08-11 00 White House Special Handbook. Bilderberg, Mind Control And More.
2012-08-10 21 Relaciones de poder: El negocio petrolífero de Venezuela a través de la inteligencia de Stratfor
2012-08-09 05 Diplomático mexicano intercambió secretos de inteligencia con empresa privada, revelan documentos de WikiLeaks
2012-08-09 05 Mexican Diplomat Traded Secrets with Private Intel Firm Stratfor, WikiLeaks Documents Reveal
2012-08-08 00 The German NATO Airstrike ordered by Georg Klein
2012-08-07 05 Muad Bin Jebel - A One-Off Terrorist Grop Or An Exception?
2012-08-07 05 Nuclear and Electrical Power Economics in Europe
2012-08-06 13 Spying Africa
2012-08-06 02 Hacker sends spam for phishing, not caring about the relevant info on the Stratfor server
2012-08-06 00 Unveiling Stratfor 3: Anonymous Defined?
2012-08-06 00 Stratfor doubt the Spanish government official communications about terrorism in the Balearic Islands
2012-08-05 20 Unveiling Stratfor 2: Anonymous, A Threat Assessment?
2012-08-05 16 USA AND IRAN COLD CONFLICT: BACKCHANNELS OF THE IRAQ WAR
2012-08-05 00 Did Mossad kill German politician involved in Iran-Contra scandal?
2012-08-02 04 Arquivos secretos da Stratfor
2012-08-01 03 Wikileaks: Tukeeko Venäjä Suomen ydinvoiman vastaisia järjestöjä?
2012-08-01 01 Turkey raping Cyprus, victims again.
2012-07-31 08 al-Qaeda In US, No One Told For Political Reasons
2012-07-30 00 STRATFOR dishonours New Zealand's dead soldiers
2012-07-29 00 Stratfor Thinks the CIA Is Incompetent, Yet They Can Lock You Up Forever?
2012-07-29 00 STRATFOR's opinion on asset sales - Attn John Key
2012-07-28 00 Obama's Fuck you
2012-07-26 04 Exclusif: Alors qu'il était en fuite, Kadhafi aurait tenté en vain de trouver refuge auprès des autorités algérienne
2012-07-24 17 Stratfor source claims former Libyan dictator tried to find refuge in Algeria but its government ignored him
2012-07-24 01 Secret LA Terror Plot Revealed
2012-07-01 04 U.S. Backstabbing, Duplicity and Diversion in Kosovo
2012-06-20 10 U.S. biggest threat to Canadian sovereignty in Arctic: leaked intelligence firm emails
2012-06-18 08 CANVAS: How a US funded group trains opposition - from Egypt to Venezuela
2012-05-10 01 Lauren Goodrich - “the darling of a powerful man in the Kremlin” or a pathological liar? Investigating striking emails of Stratfor`s Senior Eurasia analyst and former Director of Analysis (eng, rus)
2012-04-30 00 Venezuela's Government Grasps Greater Economic Control
2012-04-26 00 Chavez's Health and Implications for Chinese Investment
2012-04-24 01 Emails Reveal Anti-Obama Prejudice
2012-04-02 04 Chavez indebted to cuban intelligence services
2012-04-01 08 Stratfor predijo que Rajoy pondría a Guindos para ejecutar recortes presupuestarios brutales
2012-03-27 12 Fred Burton's protected source: Bibi Netanyahu
2012-03-27 11 STRATFOR: Moscow mob drives Bulgarian PM Borisov decisions
2012-03-26 13 Alunos de Clouseau (how Stratfor's Reva Bhalla was received by the heads of Brazilian intelligence. She reported hearing that Brazil has secretly arrested terrorists linked to the 09-11 attacks)
2012-03-26 09 Iran Attack Would Last 48 Hours: Straftor Source
2012-03-25 14 Unusual Russians Negotiate Russian Energy Projects in Bulgaria
2012-03-23 12 Private Eye - Lockerbie and Megrahi
2012-03-23 07 Los espías de EEUU vigilan a los líderes del 15-M
2012-03-20 10 Fred Burton, Stratfor VP for Racist Slurs
2012-03-20 10 Senior Hurriyet editor on Dom&FP issues
2012-03-20 10 Buffer zone in Syria
2012-03-19 12 Blackwater Veteran “Took Part” in Gaddafi Killing; Asked by US to “Help” Syrian Opposition
2012-03-19 12 Blackwater Veteran “Took Part” in Gaddafi Killing; Asked by US to “Help” Syrian Opposition
2012-03-19 10 Calik's business deals with Russia and Turkmenistan
2012-03-17 18 Greek source to Stratfor: "Greek government purposefully exacerbated the deficit problem in 2009"
2012-03-16 21 Stratfor enters ISI headquarters
2012-03-16 21 Turkish source becomes advisor to Erdogan
2012-03-16 18 Gulen sleeping cells in Turkey
2012-03-16 12 StratforLeaks: Wadi’ Haddad’s Death by Chocolate, “a nice fiction story”
2012-03-15 20 Syrian army defections and executions
2012-03-15 20 PKK/Ocalan/TAK relations
2012-03-15 20 Erdogan reprimands Assad
2012-03-15 12 Fred Burton: Mossad Stealing Companies’ Secrets
2012-03-15 04 The $10 Million Email Scheme
2012-03-15 04 Venezuela’s complex transition scenario
2012-03-14 22 StratforLeaks: Google Ideas Director Involved in ‘Regime Change’
2012-03-14 18 Cyprus theater of spies
2012-03-14 17 New case against AKP
2012-03-14 17 PKK and alledged Israel ties
2012-03-14 17 Former Gulenist Hurriyet columnist speaks about Gulen movement
2012-03-13 17 Friedman on Davutoglu
2012-03-13 17 Imad Mughniyeh assassination
2012-03-13 09 brasiguayos
2012-03-12 18 Terrorist Bruno Breget not dead - lives in Cuba?
2012-03-12 16 PM advisor's mediation with Sabah on behalf of Stratfor
2012-03-12 16 Gulen-AKP split on Gaza flotilla
2012-03-12 16 Stratfor on Taraf
2012-03-11 12 Stratfor's clients US Marine Corps/OSIS and TUSIAD
2012-03-11 12 Military portal for US Marine Corps
2012-03-11 12 Stratfor's Turkish army research
2012-03-10 18 Turkey threatens military confrontation if Cyprus doesn΄t back off drilling
2012-03-10 10 Turkish captain talks about civil-military relations
2012-03-10 10 Stratfor Turkey trip
2012-03-09 18 Turkish Fighter Pilot for Greece
2012-03-09 10 Stratfor's Guidance on PKK and Turkish sources
2012-03-09 08 STRATFOR'S FAVORITES: TURKISH PRIME MINISTRY AND THE SABAH DAILY
2012-03-09 04 Makled and survival of the Chavez regime
2012-03-08 18 Austerity, cold war and external help for Greece 1946-2008 from US and EU
2012-03-08 16 Turkey-Cyprus drill
2012-03-08 16 IRGC and Hezbolah presence in Syria
2012-03-08 16 Turkey-Hezbollah-Syria
2012-03-08 09 Stratfor files shed light on one of the world's most famous spies: Comrade J
2012-03-08 09 Fbi on the death of Comrade J
2012-03-08 09 The mystery of Syed Saleem Shahzad
2012-03-08 09 The Fbi, Stratfor and the Mossad
2012-03-08 09 Comrade J: Lech Kaczynski plane crash and the FSB
2012-03-08 08 SAUDI ARABIA ND TURKEY FED UP WITH THE SYRIAN REGIME
2012-03-08 08 PKK'S KARAYILAN UNDER THREAT FROM PKK'S RADICALS
2012-03-08 06 Sobre fiscalía, mafias, un candidato y el ejército estadounidense en Guatemala
2012-03-08 05 Venezuela’s corruption spiral
2012-03-07 18 Information for military equipment for Greece
2012-03-07 18 Discussions for coup d' etat in Greece
2012-03-07 16 Davutoglu-IK spat
2012-03-07 16 Stratfor's dialogue with Turkish PM's advisor
2012-03-07 14 TURKEY'S GULEN MOVEMENT IN THE GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FILES
2012-03-06 20 Malaysia's racial divide deepening
2012-03-06 18 Erdogan's health problems
2012-03-06 18 AKP over Turkish Army
2012-03-06 17 EEUU no arrojó al mar el cuerpo de Bin Laden
2012-03-06 09 Stratfor: Israeli intelligence should pick up founder of movements.org, Jared Cohen, for "an interview"
2012-03-06 09 Stratfor got inside information on Erdogan's health
2012-03-06 08 IRAN REACHES OUT TO THE US TO BRING DOWN ASSAD
2012-03-06 08 BASHAR ASSAD'S MOTHER IS ANGRY WITH HER BOYS
2012-03-06 08 TURKEY-ERDOGAN'S HEALTH-SYRIA PLANS
2012-03-06 08 Iranian nuclear scientist assasinations
2012-03-06 08 STRATFOR'S PAID SOURCE IN TURKEY
2012-03-06 08 WILL TURKEY INVADE SYRIA
2012-03-06 08 PKK SENDS MESSAGE TO STRATFOR ABOUT OCALAN
2012-03-06 07 Guerre en Libye, rumeurs de guerre en Syrie
2012-03-06 01 "Mossad and Saudi Arabia"
2012-03-06 00 Stratfor ninguneó a los Anonymous que después irrumpieron en sus mensajes
2012-03-05 16 CARLOS THE JACKAL-BRUNO BREGUET
2012-03-05 09 china´s game in argentina
2012-03-05 08 Russian & German deal over Moldova and Transnistria
2012-03-04 20 Next election: do or die for Umno
2012-03-04 00 State Corruption for Dummies - The RUSSIA/UKRAINE Gas Deal
2012-03-03 18 Welch assassination
2012-03-03 18 US Embassy Athens RPG
2012-03-03 08 STRATFOR-ZAMAN-CIHAN-ENERGY REPORT
2012-03-03 08 PAID SOURCES
2012-03-02 18 Greek bureaucracy discourages investors
2012-03-02 18 Privatization opportunities in Greece
2012-03-02 13 Stratfor very skeptical on Berlusconi 'personal diplomacy'
2012-03-02 13 Stratfor: Giulio Tremonti, Mario Draghi and Mario Monti
2012-03-02 13 Italy: Stratfor labels Eni-Gazprom partnership as 'squirrely'
2012-03-02 10 RUSSIA/EUROPE - natural gas money & influence
2012-03-02 08 The US focus on Georgia and Ukraine
2012-03-02 01 Italy: Stratfor emails and the 'Burlescony orgies'
2012-03-02 01 Stratfor: Anonymous
2012-03-02 01 Stratfor: Occupy
2012-03-02 00 Stratfor on the Australian Assange
2012-03-01 23 WikiLeaks' Impact is Stratfor's Bottom Line
2012-03-01 20 Masacre en finca Los Cocos Petén Guatemala 2
2012-03-01 18 Mr. Noble Energy and the natural gas in Cyprus
2012-03-01 16 STRATFOR-SABAH DAILY
2012-03-01 10 Masacre en finca Los Cocos Petén
2012-03-01 08 جواسيس « ستراتفور » في تونس
2012-03-01 08 STRATFOR-SABAH DAILY
2012-03-01 04 WikiLeaks: Stratfor show signs of fears and concerns within Chavez’ military
2012-03-01 01 911 Used as an Excuse to Clamp Down on the Opposition
2012-03-01 01 Haliburton, Stratfor (Arabic)
2012-03-01 01 WikiLeaks, Assange, Stratfor (Arabic)
2012-03-01 00 WikiLeaks: Stratfor emails show little appreciation for Web security
2012-02-29 23 Recherche oder Spionage?
2012-02-29 22 el agente caracciolo
2012-02-29 18 Greek Referendum on 26th October deal
2012-02-29 18 OBL's copse after the killing
2012-02-29 18 Osama Bin Laden's corpse mystery
2012-02-29 18 OBL's body transfered to Delaware with CIA plane
2012-02-29 14 Our Man in Brisbane: Bill O'Chee: Stratfor's prolific Australian source
2012-02-29 12 Файлы глобальной разведки: секреты приватизации
2012-02-29 11 ICANN responsible Veni Markovski was a Stratfor informant
2012-02-29 11 Stratfor and Anonymous 2
2012-02-29 11 Stratfor and Anonymous
2012-02-29 10 Das Geschäft mit den Informationen
2012-02-29 08 SARKO CANCELS SWEDEN TRIP OVER TURKEY
2012-02-29 08 SWEDISH FM AGAINST TURKEY IN THE EU
2012-02-29 08 ORGANIZED CRIME IN CROATIA
2012-02-29 08 STRATFOR COOPERATION WITH HURRIYET DAILY NEWS
2012-02-29 08 STRATFOR'S CONFED PARTNERS AND SOURCES IN THE MEDIA
2012-02-29 08 CRIMEA CAN ATTACH ITSELF TO RUSSIA ANY TIME
2012-02-29 08 BLACK DEMOCRATS CHEAT TO HELP OBAMA
2012-02-29 03 "Stratfor and WikiLeaks"
2012-02-29 02 CIA IN BEIRUT
2012-02-29 00 What Homeland Security Thinks of Occupy Wall Street
2012-02-28 19 U.S. Indictment on Assange?
2012-02-28 18 Greece monitored by Stratfor for its moves towards IMF ten months before asking IMF's help
2012-02-28 15 Stratfor emails reveal US has a sealed indictment against Julian Assange
2012-02-28 15 Stratfor: Julian Assange needs to be waterboarded
2012-02-28 13 Julian Assange: sealed indictment
2012-02-28 13 Stratfor's connection with US government agencies
2012-02-28 11 Bulgaria Investment Climate Report
2012-02-28 08 UKRAINE-RUSSIA-TIMOSHENKO-MEDVEDEV
2012-02-27 22 The Falklands Files
2012-02-27 20 Espionaje contra los defensores de las víctimas de Bhopal
2012-02-27 15 "Wir weisen der CIA den Weg"
2012-02-27 12 Stratcap investment fund explained to Stratfor staff
2012-02-27 12 Haaretz Journalist is Stratfor Informant
2012-02-27 12 Business idea inspired by Wikileaks: Stratfor plans a "leak-focused" gravy train
2012-02-27 12 Fred Burton's High Level Informants - Bolivia and Pakistan
2012-02-27 12 Mexico Hippy Bombers
2012-02-27 12 Fred Burton's Rules
2012-02-27 12 Coca Cola Contracting Stratfor to Spy on PETA
2012-02-27 09 WikiLeaks sheds light on 'the shadow Cia'
2012-02-27 02 Overview of Stratfor
2012-02-27 01 Renseignement privé de secrets
2012-02-27 00 Global Intelligence Files: Russian sources and other secrets of Stratfor
2012-02-27 00 MASSIVE LEAK REVEALS CRIMINALITY, PARANOIA AMONG CORPORATE TITANS
2012-02-27 00 Stratford monitored Bhopal activists including The Yes Men for Dow Chemical and Union Carbide
2012-02-27 00 Stratfor Hedge Fund Entity - StratCap
2012-02-27 00 Stratfor Informants, Contacts and Partners
2012-02-27 00 Stratfor Background Working Methodolgy Structure
2012-02-27 00 Stratfor, la privatización del espionaje
2012-02-27 00 Los espías de EEUU se burlan de Aznar
2012-02-25 02 «المصري اليوم» تنشر رسائل سرية لـ«المخابرات الأمريكية» و«البيت الأبيض»
2012-01-29 16 К вопросу о генеральном прокуроре и приговоре Ассанжу
2011-03-15 18 Lehman Brothers Collapse
2011-03-05 18 Papandreou΄s failed effort to form a coalition government
2010-03-10 10 Taksim attack
2001-03-13 18 The road to to the first Greek bailout