Maine Corps operation

“which firmly placed the U.S. national security state on its current path to implement this guy's vision. In a magazine called Radar in 2008, Maine Corps was a database of Americans who often, for the slightest and most frivolous reason, are…”

“The database can identify and locate perceived enemies of the state almost instantaneously. It was expressly developed for use in continuity of government protocols by figures like Oliver North. It was used to compile a list of U.S. disside…”

“Like Promise, Maine Corps involved both U.S. and Israeli intelligence in a big data approach to surveillance of perceived domestic dissidents. Maine Corps persisted and continued to amass data that data could not be fully tapped into and ut…”

“structural link inferred from entity names (not a claim from any source): 'Maine Corps' is a work/event about 'Maine'…”