There is nothing hidden that won't be revealed, and there is nothing secret that won't become known and come to light.
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On May 31, 1:41 pm, Travis <[email protected]> wrote: > http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/55583?utm_source=CFP+Mai... > **** > > ** ** > Bluffdale, Utah NSA Data Center****Privacy of World Citizens Wiped Out by > USA**** > > [image: Author]**** > > *By Judi McLeod* (Bio and > Archives<http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/members/55583/JudiMcLeod/2>) > Friday, May 31, 2013 > *Comments* <http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/comments/55583>* | Print > friendly <http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/print-friendly/55583> | > Subscribe <http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/About-us/> | Email > Us<[email protected]?subject=Dear%20Canada%20Free%20Press> > * > > **** > > [image:http://cfp.canadafreepress.com/cover053113.jpg]**** > > As of yesterday you are a Citizen of the World with no Privacy—no matter in > which country you are located.**** > > The ribbon-cutting ceremony invite, sent to a select group of Utah > politicians and dignitaries for the massive Utah Data Centre in Bluffdale, > Utah, was as mysterious as the facility itself. Canada Free Press (CFP) > could find no pictures, no accounts of the event anywhere on the Internet > today even though an earlier media release said reporters would be there. ** > ** > > The bigger-than-the-CIA National Security Agency (NSA) had previously > stated that the facility would start operations in September, 2013.**** > > Why should this event mean anything to you and yours?**** > > “While the NSA has offered no specifics about the Utah Data Center’s > operations, a 2012 Wired magazine article, citing former intelligence and > NSA officials, said computers at the data center will collect electronic > information—from emails to cellphone records to purchasing receipts—*from > all over the world—, store it and look for threatening patterns*.” > (emphasis CFP’s). **** > > With the privacy of every man, woman and child on earth now ‘deleted’, as > far as is known not one country has moved to litigate against NASA and the > largest spy center known to mankind. **** > > The $2-billion, 1.5-million-square-ft. facility on the outskirts of Salt > Lake City in Bluffdale will store 1 trillion terabytes of information, a > sort of computer that swallowed the world.**** > > <http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/politics/56304956-90/utah-data-nsa-mida....> > **[image:http://cfp.canadafreepress.com/cover053113-1.jpg]<http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/politics/56304956-90/utah-data-nsa-mida....> > **<http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/politics/56304956-90/utah-data-nsa-mida....>Building > started back in 2009 when the Obama administration approached MIDA > (Military Installation Development Authority) to help build utilities for > the Utah Data Center. MIDA created a project area and had the land annexed > into Bluffdale. The NSA paid MIDA for all utility construction. (Salt Lake > Tribune).**** > > “The data center is alleged to be able to *capture* “all forms of > communication, including the complete contents of private emails, cell > phone calls and Internet searches, as well as all sorts of personal data > trails—parking receipts, travel itineraries, bookstore purchases, and other > digital “pocket litter”. (Wikipedia). **** > > In other words, all things electronic gifted to mankind by the genius of > Nicola Tesla. **** > > “According to the FISA amendments Act of 2008, the federal government is > legally prohibited from collecting, storing, analyzing, or disseminating > the content of the communications of U.S. persons, whether inside or > outside of the United States, unless authorized by an individual warrant > from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.”**** > > But what came in with the tide in 2009 wiped out all forms of protecting > citizens from government agencies that would abuse their privacy when all > things Constitutional were set adrift on the outgoing tide.**** > > The excuse of collecting information, storing it and *looking for > threatening patterns* is a joke with the current administration operating > under the bold-faced lie that al Qaeda is no longer a threat because > President Barack Obama put them on the run, and that the Dept. of Homeland > Security identifies returning vets, Tea Party members, and Christians as > terrorists, rather than jihadists who now move freely from state to state > and country to country.**** > Crypto Cracking**** > > In addition to collecting the world’s information every day *by satellites, > by tapping into undersea cables, by picking up microwave links and tapping > of cell phones and data links on your computer, email links, and so > forth*(James Bamford, Wired magazine), the sole purpose of the Utah > Data Center > is for code breaking. **** > > For the digital hip, it’s called ‘crypto-cracking’.**** > > And code-breaking is crucial, because much of the data that the center will > handle includes financial information, stock transactions, business deals, > foreign military and diplomatic secrets, legal documents, confidential > personal communications. (Wired > magazine<http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/>, > March 15, 2012).**** > > Think of the function of the Center how Bamford describes it as acting, “in > essence, like a cloud, a digital cloud, so that agency employees, analysts > from around the country at NSA headquarters and their listening posts in > different parts of the U.S.—in Georgia, Texas, Hawaii and Colorado—can all > access that information held in Bluffdale in that data center. And that’s > pretty much a summary of what that data center is all about.”**** > > “The NSA is much different from the CIA. First of all, it’s about three > times the size. It costs far more. It’s tremendously more secret than the > CIA. And what it does is very different. It’s focused on eavesdropping, on > tapping into major communications links, on listening to what people around > the world and, to some degree, in the United States say on telephones, > email, communications . . . And NSA is really the most powerful > intelligence agency, not only in the U.S., but in the world today.”**** > > Bill Binney, a senior official interviewed by Bamford, had been with NSA > for 40 years almost, and he left, saying that what they’re doing is > unconstitutional.”**** > > Think of it as your worst nightmare come to daylight.**** > > Meanwhile, in addition to the USA coaxing along wars in powder-keg nations > under the guise of Arab Spring, the USA has just become the biggest spy > country in the entire world.**** > > ** ** > > image002.jpg > 10KViewDownload > > image001.jpg > < 1KViewDownload > > image003.jpg > 17KViewDownload -- -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. 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