NSA intelligence service
also: National Security Agency, National Security Administration, NSA, the NSA
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CIAintelligence service · 17Bobby Ray Inmanperson · 5Booz Allen Hamiltonorganization · 4SAICorganization · 4George H.W. Bushperson · 3Edward Snowdenperson · 3Crypto AGorganization · 3Samuel Visnerperson · 3Project HARVESToperation · 3Scott Bennettperson · 2James Clapperperson · 2Trump administrationorganization · 2Donald Trumpperson · 2United Statescountry · 2UBSorganization · 2Pine Gapplace · 2PRISMoperation · 2John Deutchperson · 2UNIVACorganization · 2BOGARToperation · 2IBMorganization · 2Edwin Wilsonperson · 2Total Information Awarenessoperation · 2Thomas Drakeperson · 2
Claims (15)
Bobby Ray Inman headed
NSA book_quoted
“Barry Goldwater's choice. So Inman was Barry Goldwater's choice for the director of CIA. And he didn't get the job either. But Inman had his own power base as head of the NSA, where he supervised 40,000 employees and had the largest budget …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror Chap 24 @ 15:40
William Binney exposed
NSA book_quoted
“Both Snowden and Bennett shared. NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, William Binney, and J. Kirk Wiebe were indicted, prosecuted, and lives trashed after legally exposing illegality by the NSA. Most disturbing of all, Leon Panetta, Secretary of…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Shellgame Part 1 @ 10:32
J. Kirk Wiebe exposed
NSA book_quoted
“Both Snowden and Bennett shared. NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, William Binney, and J. Kirk Wiebe were indicted, prosecuted, and lives trashed after legally exposing illegality by the NSA. Most disturbing of all, Leon Panetta, Secretary of…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Shellgame Part 1 @ 10:32
NSA spied_on
Vietnam host_asserted
“From the NSA, which confirms the capture of U.S. servicemen from incidents in Laos and Vietnam, where the individuals had previously been simply listed as missing by our government, these men are still unaccounted for, yet we know many of t…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 9 @ 1:01:18
NSA had_access_to_communications_of
Edwin Wilson book_quoted
“who had spent a lifetime trying to outshine his father, would try it once again. For Bush and his rogue element, getting Inman out of the NSA was a real priority because the NSA had constant access to all of Ed Wilson's communications and a…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror Chap 24 @ 24:47
NSA had_access_to_financial_transactions_of
EATSCO book_quoted
“but they didn't want him having the access to be able to see it himself. The NSA handled all encrypted messaging for the government. More important, the NSA had access to all overseas communication and financial transactions. This meant tha…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror Chap 24 @ 25:19
NSA member_of
TWA Flight 800 crash book_quoted
“three paragraphs stood out. Quote, in addition, the notion that Stinger missiles from Afghanistan might have made their way into the U.S. was a longstanding assumption within law enforcement circles. The presence on the crash scene of offic…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 16 @ 33:30
Edward Snowden spied_on
NSA book_quoted
“has even been questioned in the terrorist finance UBS Birkenfeld CIA Booz Allen Hamilton connection ever. Clapper made the least untruthful statement before Congress when he lied about Snowden's NSA monitoring of Americans and failed to dis…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Shellgame Part 1 @ 10:03
Thomas Drake exposed
NSA book_quoted
“Both Snowden and Bennett shared. NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, William Binney, and J. Kirk Wiebe were indicted, prosecuted, and lives trashed after legally exposing illegality by the NSA. Most disturbing of all, Leon Panetta, Secretary of…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Shellgame Part 1 @ 10:32
William Black headed
NSA documented
“a 40-year NSA employee who rose to be the deputy director of the NSA…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 11:21
Bobby Ray Inman headed
NSA documented
“Bobby Ray Inman, also a NSA director and deputy director of the CIA.…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 11:51
Samuel Visner headed
NSA book_quoted
“While Visner was serving as chief of the signals intelligence program for the NSA in the aftermath of 9-11…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 29:22
NSA paid
SAIC book_quoted
“SAIC received a $280 million contract to develop an eavesdropping program for the NSA.…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 29:22
NSA financed_via
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“and the vatican bank ior to launder billions from drugs weapons and human trafficking the marshall plans special procedures group managed by the national security agency covertly financed gladio's stay behind units with weapons explosives a…”
▶ Gladio 101 @ 9:12
NSA founded
BOGART documented
“Bogart was a special purpose computer designed by NSA and built by the Engineering Research Associates…”
▶ AlphaWarrior - ColonelTowner-Watkins OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 52 - _SUPER COMPUTERS @ 45:36
Mentions (44)
▶ 45:10
That just to give you an idea of what it's talking about, it's talking about satellite trajectory, radar observations and things like that. So it mentions in a footnote that Control Data Corporation's commercial computers and Univac were in…
▶ 45:36
Bogart was a special purpose computer designed by NSA and built by the Engineering Research Associates, which is at ERA, which was one of the original iterations of CDC. And it later was a contract was given to UNIVAC, which is one of the s…
▶ 46:34
And it says that they were delivering very large scientific Cray computers that were working on a code name program called Harvest, Harvesting Data. That's exactly what it was named after. And that those were built by IBM, which, again, is …
▶ 48:03
And I'm reading this the other day and I'm going, oh, son of a bitch. This is this Harvest, which is the operational code name, was the most sophisticated model of the stretch series of computers built by IBM and delivered to NSA in Februar…
▶ 48:31
Construction of the IBM Stretch series of computers started in 1955 with a design for the more capable harvest version to meet NSA requirements that were submitted in 1957. The proposed harvest system was estimated to be 100 to 200 times fa…
▶ 56:15
In 2013, 2014, imagine what the CIA or NSA was using when we use MAGA, when we use Trump country, when we use Patriot. Yes. Yes. Okay. And just so people know, if you think that because you turn off your location data and all that stuff, th…
▶ 42:43
lie out one side of their mouth and then they lie out the other side of their mouth every single time. And then in just about every piece of writing, they blame the DIA and the NSA and anybody else that they can blame inside of America for …
▶ 11:21
a 40-year NSA employee who rose to be the deputy director of the NSA. After leaving the NSA and going to work at SAIC, he goes back to NSA as the deputy director. That's how fluid the relationship is between SAIC and the U.S. government, sp…
▶ 11:51
former CIA director, and Bobby Ray Inman, also a NSA director and deputy director of the CIA. Again, just one swinging door. In 2013, SAIC split into two companies. This is where it gets good. One kept the name SAIC. The other one became La…
▶ 21:49
After public outrage grew over this Orwellian program, Congress defunded it in 2003. But that wasn't the end of it. The prototype was developed by SAIC and transferred from DARPA to an organization called Advanced Research and Development A…
▶ 22:20
The NSA covert electronic surveillance and data mining program that was exposed by Edward Snowden. TIA became PRISM and then got exposed. These are the types of projects SAIC and Booz Allen works on for the government. SAIC has also been en…
▶ 28:52
of the commission. While he was the big guy on the commission, he also had a guy by the name of Jeffrey Cooper there, who was the vice president and chief science officer for one of SAIC's subordinate units, and a guy by the name of Samuel …
▶ 29:22
like 20 years. While Visner was serving as chief of the signals intelligence program for the NSA in the aftermath of 9-11, you know, that missed the entire thing to include all the SIGINT fingerprints, SAIC received a $280 million contract …
▶ 29:51
But they already had one that they couldn't figure out who the terrorists were. So we're going to spend another $280 million coming up with another one. So we miss all of the future ones. And after that contract was done, Visner then went b…
▶ 1:02:33
SAIC itself, largely a clandestine organization, little known to the general public, frequently operates through mysterious contractors. And it certainly offers an alternative to the government. So it's basically saying it is the alternativ…
▶ 15:55
He used to be the military attache to the director of the NSA from 1988 to 1990. And he's a professor at James Madison University. Basically, he's the expert on the documents and the evidentiary trail that establishes that Oswald worked wit…
▶ 12:28
the company and the encryption devices had a relationship with NSA and then the CIA. And he created a component that when a country purchased it, they could place it in their version of the State Department in their country. Then there woul…
▶ 12:57
that this device allowed them to communicate with each other, almost like a telegraph cable kind of communication, secretly encrypted so that no one had access to their information. The problem was that this man working with NSA and then CI…
▶ 12:14
So our ship was a state of art, the most sophisticated spy ship in the world at that time. In fact, we could bounce signals off the moon and send them back to the National Security Agency within three seconds. That's how sophisticated it wa…
▶ 14:12
Two Marines, three Marines, two of them were killed, by the way. And another linguist, he was a former CT communication technician, as yourself. He worked for the NSA and CIA. And he came aboard. Alan Blue, he was also killed. But we took o…
▶ 30:23
1,800 yards off, and they fired five torpedoes at us. I saw two go aft. Where the other two went, I don't know, but I know where one hit, and that was in the communications spaces where 25 young, intelligent, beautiful young men, spies, los…
▶ 35:56
Every place that you can imagine, CIA, every place that you can imagine, NSA, they all knew that the USS Liberty was under attack and for 17 hours did not a fucking thing to help them. Nothing. Absolutely. And the kicker is this is another …
▶ 9:12
and the vatican bank ior to launder billions from drugs weapons and human trafficking the marshall plans special procedures group managed by the national security agency covertly financed gladio's stay behind units with weapons explosives a…
▶ 17:58
Go and basically create it from scratch? I'm just, the more I read this, the more livid I get at how fucking stupid they think we are. One of the task force's first goal, an expansion of efforts to hack Venezuela's government networks, very…
▶ 18:28
to access important resources like the elite CIA and NSA hacking teams. Again, you know, I thought communism was a bad thing. Those teams usually worked on higher profile targets. Because again, evidently Venezuela is not a threat at all. T…
▶ 18:54
In fact, when officials in the administration asked to have NSA hacking resources redirected, a former Trump-era official said top Pentagon officials pushed back hard. Who the fuck is in charge? You're telling me that the president said do …
▶ 6:15
to handle communications between Kissinger and the Communist China. Moore had not been made privy to any of these Task Force 157 communications. Shackley and Clines also wanted to know more about 157. Normally, the CIA and the National Secu…
▶ 15:40
Barry Goldwater's choice. So Inman was Barry Goldwater's choice for the director of CIA. And he didn't get the job either. But Inman had his own power base as head of the NSA, where he supervised 40,000 employees and had the largest budget …
▶ 24:47
who had spent a lifetime trying to outshine his father, would try it once again. For Bush and his rogue element, getting Inman out of the NSA was a real priority because the NSA had constant access to all of Ed Wilson's communications and a…
▶ 25:19
but they didn't want him having the access to be able to see it himself. The NSA handled all encrypted messaging for the government. More important, the NSA had access to all overseas communication and financial transactions. This meant tha…
▶ 26:40
Goldwater told Casey that that basically meant Inman. Goldwater and Bush both pressed the president to urge Inman to take the job. Inman agreed on the condition that his term would be only 18 months and that he would receive his fourth admi…
▶ 27:09
by Lieutenant General Lincoln Furrer. F-A-U-R-E-R. Oh, God. I forgot about this part. Furrer, however you say his name, was the former deputy chairman of Sando. Gosh, I'm sure he's a great guy. This is my sock face. Said no one ever. Bush w…
▶ 1:08:51
In 72 books, one time. And we did the research on Crypto AG back to the guy that invented it. And if you go back to the origins of it, the Swedish guy that went to, you know, the U.S. and basically allowed the NSA to use that material.…
▶ 1:10:26
When the CIA began building it, because again, Pine Gap was originally billed as a military base. It was not until Whittem figured out that it was not a military base, which they cued him, which was the Australian prime minister. He found o…
▶ 1:13:28
upstream of them to include NSA and the rest of them, DIA, CIA, blah, blah, blah. And so they are in real time off the coast of Israel intercepting both Egyptian and Israeli transmissions. And they had both Arabic and…
▶ 6:40
U.S. Special Operations Command, and U.S. Central Command in D.C. and in Florida. The report answers the following. Why did Eric Snowden feel he had to immediately go public? What connects Booz Allen, Hamilton, the NSA, the CIA, UBS, the Un…
▶ 7:08
Entrapped by the CIA, whose identity was discovered by Snowden during his time with CIA in Geneva, Switzerland. Who are Booz Allen Hamilton players? Edward Snowden, Scott Bennett, Mike McConnell, and James Clapper. Who are the National Secu…
▶ 10:03
has even been questioned in the terrorist finance UBS Birkenfeld CIA Booz Allen Hamilton connection ever. Clapper made the least untruthful statement before Congress when he lied about Snowden's NSA monitoring of Americans and failed to dis…
▶ 10:32
Both Snowden and Bennett shared. NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, William Binney, and J. Kirk Wiebe were indicted, prosecuted, and lives trashed after legally exposing illegality by the NSA. Most disturbing of all, Leon Panetta, Secretary of…
▶ 6:24
President Chavez in 2002. So it was basically just a collection of the old team. Could the CIA act in coordination with other U.S. intelligence agencies on a given operation, such as the Department of Defense's National Security Administrat…
▶ 1:01:18
From the NSA, which confirms the capture of U.S. servicemen from incidents in Laos and Vietnam, where the individuals had previously been simply listed as missing by our government, these men are still unaccounted for, yet we know many of t…
▶ 1:04:41
do in fact correlate specifically by name to an unaccounted for serviceman shot down in 1972, and the National Security Agency indicates this individual may have been captured during the end of the war. Then he went on to mention, on at lea…
▶ 1:05:43
President Bush administration, including 60 boxes of intelligence reports from NSA, operational files from the CIA, the relevant portions of the debriefing reports from the returned POWs, and over 5,500, sorry, DIA intelligence reports, whi…
▶ 33:30
three paragraphs stood out. Quote, in addition, the notion that Stinger missiles from Afghanistan might have made their way into the U.S. was a longstanding assumption within law enforcement circles. The presence on the crash scene of offic…