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“There’s so much of it going on the adversaries don’t know what the line is. They do not know that there is a line they can’t cross.”
Soft on Cyber Crime Bill Gertz The Washington Free Beacon 3/11/2013 President Barack Obama two years ago rejected a series of tough actions against China, […] March 11th, 2013 | Tags: cyber attacks, espionage, Gen. Keith Alexander, hacking, Rep. Mike Rogers, spying, Treasury debt, U.S. Cyber Command | Category: Barack Obama, China, Federal spending, Internet, Military, National Security | Comments are closed
Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo Associated Press 7/28/2012 The CIA station chief opened the locked box containing the sensitive equipment he used from his home in Tel Aviv, Israel, to communicate with CIA headquarters in Virginia, only to find that someone had tampered with it. He sent word to his superiors about the break-in. The […] July 28th, 2012 | Tags: espionage, Jewish voters, Nancy Pelosi, spying | Category: Central Intelligence Agency, Israel, National Intelligence | Comments are closed
Jim Kouri Law Enforcement Examiner 6/10/2012 Since 2011, when the GOP took control of the House of Representatives, President Barack Obama has all but begged the Democrats and Republicans to work together in both houses of Congress. Unfortunately, a bi-partisan investigation of the White House over alleged intelligence leaks was obviously not what Obama had […] June 10th, 2012 | Tags: "kill list", 2013 Intelligence Authorization, Attorney General Eric Holder, drones, espionage, James R. Clapper, Kathryn Bigelow, leaks, Majid Jamali Fashi, Nancy Pelosi, Osama bin Laden, Rep. Mike Rogers, Rep. Peter King, Robert Mueller, Sen. Carl Levin, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Sen. John McCain, Sen. Roy Blunt, Sen. Saxby Chambliss, Stuxnet worm, WikiLeaks | Category: Barack Obama, Central Intelligence Agency, Congress, corruption, Department of Justice, Elections, FBI, Iran, Israel, law enforcement, legislation, National Intelligence, National Security, Pakistan, Politics, terrorism, Video | Comments are closed
John McCain was urged to mount a last ditch legal challenge to Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential victory but decided against it out of fear that holding back the historic election result would damage the US and could even lead to violence, according to a leaked memo from an American private intelligence firm. John […] February 29th, 2012 | Tags: "Anonymous", espionage, hacking, Hispanics, Julian Assange, Sen. John McCain, Stratfor, voter fraud, voter ID laws, WikiLeaks | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Justice, Elections, Florida, History, Internet, Media accountability, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Politicians, Russia, sarah palin, technology, Texas, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Trevor Loudon New Zeal Blog 2/13/2012 Julian Assange of WikiLeaks fame claims to hate secrecy and corruption wherever it may be found. However his WikiLeaks revelations have mainly worked against the interests of Washington, and in favor of Moscow. Is this deliberate?
My new report “Julian Assange: Whistleblower or Spy for Moscow?” attempts […] February 14th, 2012 | Tags: "Anonymous", "Russia Today", anarchists, chaos, class warfare, espionage, hacking, Julian Assange, Michael Moore, Movement for a Democratic Society, Occupy, One World Government, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), Trevor Loudon, WikiLeaks | Category: Communism, Europe, George Soros, Internet, Marxism, Russia, United States | Comments are closed
Moe Lane RedState 1/23/2012 Mind you, you wouldn’t know that from the Washington Post’s article on the arrest of John Kiriakou. While the Washington Post – from appearances, somewhat reluctantly – reported that Kiriakou (a former CIA officer and Senate Foreign Affairs staffer) had been arrested for revealing names, operations and investigations to the media […] January 24th, 2012 | Tags: Egypt, espionage, Freedom and Justice Party, Guantanamo Bay, International Monetary Fund (IMF), John Kiriakou, Muslim Brotherhood, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, Scott Shane, Sen. John Kerry, Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, The New York Times | Category: Books/media, Central Intelligence Agency, Crime, Department of Justice, Foreign Policy, journalism, Media accountability | Comments are closed
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