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Re: Essay: Anatomy of the Deep State

By: faul in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Tue, 25 Feb 14 9:01 PM | 66 view(s)
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Another "conspiracy theory" becomes fact....

"... these GCHQ documents are the first to prove that a major western government is using some of the most controversial techniques to disseminate deception online and harm the reputations of targets. Under the tactics they use, the state is deliberately spreading lies on the internet about whichever individuals it targets, including the use of what GCHQ itself calls “false flag operations” and emails to people’s families and friends. Who would possibly trust a government to exercise these powers at all, let alone do so in secret, with virtually no oversight, and outside of any cognizable legal framework?"

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-24/conspiracy-theory-true-agents-infiltrate-websites-intending-manipulate-deceive-and-d

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Re: Essay: Anatomy of the Deep State
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Tue, 25 Feb 14 8:37 PM 		Msg. 15227 of 54959

Hi orda,

unless you think the head of the nsa has a different idea for devices than surveillance, i suggest their involvement of nsa in tcg tells its tale.

maybe tcg makes it hard for teenagers to breach your privacy. but the state clearly wants access to your machine.

and from a democratic standard of privacy viewpoint, privacy negation for the state and by the state is much more troubling.

if the us makes my perimeter transparent, then it is transparent to any other major state actor.

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