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One Year Ago — Acts of War in Cyberspace
“One of the big problems we face with cyber is that it hasn’t really been discussed internationally about what is the acceptable use of cyber-powers, where the red lines are and what happens when those red lines are crossed.” Sir … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, DNC & Podesta Leaks, International law, Obama, Russia, Tallin Manual, Wikileaks
Tagged Cyber Warfare, Digital Geneva Convention, DNC & Podesta Leaks, electronic voting, International law, Michael Schmitt, Microsoft, Microsoft President Brad Smith, Sen. John McCain, Sir John Sawers, Tallin Manual, U.S. Naval War College, Wikileaks
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CIA Director Nominee — Gina Haspel Career Timeline
“Ms. Haspel is not an undercover operative, she’s the deputy CIA director seeking a Cabinet-level position. It’s unacceptable for the CIA to hide her behind a wall of secrecy, particularly when such secrecy is unnecessary to protect national security.” Senators … Continue reading
Syria — Documentary Filmmaker Carla Ortiz Debunks MSM Lies
“We keep talking about the so call ‘White Helmets’ in the west as heroes, when the people of Aleppo didn’t even know them by this name. They told me those people in the pictures I showed them were DAESH.” Carla … Continue reading
Flashback — When Belgium Exported Nuke Tech to Iran
“Having not correctly informed the competent authorities or its superior ministry, the [Belgian] state security service assuredly failed in its mission to provide information to the authorities and proved itself inefficient. (…) The service has not told the entire truth … Continue reading
Khan Shaykhun Chemical Attack — “The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth?”
“This distinguishes this case (Salisbury) from that in Syria, where it could be determined that the sarin used in Khan Sheikhun most probably came from Syrian army stocks due to contamination in the investigated warfare agents and by means of … Continue reading
Chief Judge Colleen McMahon: CIA Disclosures To One Are Disclosures To All [UPDATE II]
“The CIA is spectacularly terrible at responding to FOIA requests. It’s so bad it’s highly possible the perceived ineptness is deliberate. The CIA simply does not want to release documents. If it can’t find enough FOIA exemptions to throw at … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, FOIA
Tagged CIA, Federation of American Scientists, FOIA, Judge Colleen McMahon, Paul Mirengoff, Steven Aftergood, TechDirt, Tim Cushing
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CIA Director Nominee — Gina Haspel and the ‘Black Site’ in Thailand
“Many experts believe it was situated at a former U.S. intelligence post in the remote northeastern province of Udon Thani. Some say it was at an air base southeast of Bangkok that U.S. forces have used as a refueling hub … Continue reading
Posted in Black Site, CIA, Detention Site GREEN, Gina Haspel, Thailand
Tagged CIA, CIA Black Site, CIA Detention Site GREEN, Gina Cheri Haspel
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OPCW Fact-Finding Mission Visits Second Site in Douma, Syria
“Today, the FFM team carried out a visit to a second location in Douma. It also collected samples at this site. These samples will be brought back, together with other samples, to the OPCW laboratory in Rijswik. They will be … Continue reading
Forensic science — FBI Bullet-Lead Technique Dead Wrong
“For over thirty years, FBI experts testified about comparative bullet lead analysis (CBLA), a technique that was first used in the investigation into President Kennedy’s assassination. CBLA compares trace chemicals found in bullets at crime scenes with ammunition found in … Continue reading
Posted in FBI, Forensic Science
Tagged Clifford Spiegelman, FBI, Forensic Science, Frederic Whitehurst, William Tobbin
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CIA — Gina Haspel Assumes Role of Acting Director
“I want to extend my sincere congratulations to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and I look forward to working with him and the rest of President Trump’s national security team.” Gina Haspel — CIA Acting Director (April 26 2018) April … Continue reading
