Dangerous games

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Lord CIA-earphones, leave me alone from our forum, you are not our interests !!!

: lol:: lol:: lol:

 

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What a nightmare! We are all under the hood!

ETOGES it turns out we are all affected by the actions of American intelligence.
So it is urgent to write applications and demand compensation.

US intelligence agencies followed the calls of Russians, - the media
July 07, 2013 | 13:33

The US National Security Agency monitored the calls of the Russians, as well as their communication on the Internet. This is written by the Brazilian newspaper O globo, at the disposal of which were the documents of the American authorities, handed over by former US intelligence officer Edward Snowden.

The article does not say anything about the scale, as well as other details of the surveillance of Russians. The newspaper’s investigation is mainly devoted to the NSA’s activities in Brazil, and Russia is mentioned indirectly there. "Brazil, like Russia, China, Iran and Pakistan, has become a target for US intelligence agencies that monitored negotiations and Internet correspondence," the newspaper wrote.

As for Brazil, according to the newspaper, the NSA gained access to the personal data of users through cooperation with local Internet providers and mobile operators. How Americans followed the Russians is not specified.

Under the PRISM program, US intelligence agencies gained access to data from Internet companies such as Microsoft, Google, Yahoo !, Facebook, YouTube, Skype. Therefore, it is possible that the information of the Russians who use the products of these companies was at the disposal of the NSA.

Against the background of this information, a member of the Federation Council Ruslan Gattarov proposed the creation of a working group "to investigate violations of the rights of citizens of the Russian Federation," which could have suffered from the actions of American intelligence services. This was announced on June 26 by RIA Novosti.

Information about the secret program of the American special services, thanks to which they followed Internet users around the world, got into the media in early June 2013 thanks to Edward Snowden. Since then, the former intelligence officer regularly passes new portions of documents to reporters. Snowden himself, who has been prosecuted for espionage in the United States, is now in the transit zone of Sheremetyevo Airport and hopes to get political asylum in several countries at once.

Recall that Glenn Greenwald, who co-authored an article in the largest Brazilian newspaper O Globo, told the British newspaper The Guardian that the US National Security Agency had been spying on millions of Brazilians for several years.

 

[Generalpi]

Now, to be honest, I have nothing to hide. Let them spy, let them browse the mail. I am a lawfully decent citizen. The only thing frightens us is that it all starts with this, and then the freedom of speech will also be taken away for 37 years. I think that Obama has played too much; he needs to stop. He already tried to pick up the right to arms, fortunately it did not work out. : D: D: shock:: shock: :? The most interesting thing is that I write probably also read. Gentlemen officers, this appeal to NSA agents does not stifle freedom. Freedom to Yuri Detochkin.

 

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Yes, Steve has arranged your naughty boil around the world.


EU threatens to end data exchange with US due to network surveillance
July 06, 2013 | 11:15

The European Union threatens to suspend two agreements that provide the United States with access to data on financial transactions and passenger movements, if Washington does not demonstrate respect for European information protection standards. This was reported on Friday by representatives of EU authorities.

The threat is related to the EU’s indignation over reports that US intelligence agencies have been monitoring European Internet users and have been listening to EU offices.

European Commissioner for Home Affairs Cecilia Malström has already addressed the US authorities with a written message in which she expressed the EU’s concern about the application of two agreements concluded after the September 11 attacks and considered in Washington as important tools in the fight against terrorism: “In case of failure to prove the usefulness of these agreements for our citizens, as well as the fact that they are used in full accordance with the law, their authority will be undermined and I will be forced to reconsider the question that the terms of the programs are still being observed. "

In a message addressed to US Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and Deputy Minister of Finance for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David Cohen, Malstrom also noted that a “delicate moment” had arrived in EU-US relations.

"Mutual trust and confidentiality have been severely undermined, and I expect the United States to restore them," the letter said.

Next week, Malström will send a delegation to Washington to review communications.

As part of one of the programs, the EU authorities provide the US Treasury with their data on international financial transactions. The second agreement provides the U.S. Department of Homeland Security with access to ticket and passenger registration data.

Now, according to Malström, the US and the EU should demonstrate that both agreements continue to contribute to security, and the guarantees they provide are fully respected. “We need complete transparency and maximum information on both programs,” she said.

The European Parliament, some of which has long voiced fears that these agreements provide Washington with too much access to inside information, called on Thursday to break both agreements if Washington does not clarify the scope of its tracking programs in Europe.

Many surveillance reports in Europe were based on data provided by former U.S. intelligence officer Edward Snowden.

Last month, US authorities confirmed the existence of an electronic tracking system, code-named PRISM. According to the information that Snowden disclosed, it is used to obtain information about users of Google, Facebook, Skype and other American companies.

There have also been reports that the United States is tapping offices of European authorities.

France, after publishing this information, called on the EU to suspend negotiations on a large-scale trade agreement between the US and Europe.

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso subsequently said that negotiations would begin on Monday, as previously planned, but Europe would establish working groups to ascertain the extent of the surveillance.

Meanwhile, German Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich said the country's intelligence agencies are not monitoring the United States, and he does not believe that German authorities were under US surveillance.

“Otherwise, that would be unacceptable,” the Bild newspaper quoted him as saying. "It is unacceptable for our allies and NATO partners to monitor the German government. If that were the case, we would immediately demand to stop this activity and apologize," he said.

Recall that during a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US President Barack Obama agreed to convene an emergency meeting between the security forces of the two countries. It is possible that Washington will also heed the demand of France to adopt a charter prohibiting allied countries from spying on each other.

 

[Generalpi]

Victor, with all due respect to you, I want to note that newspapers and the Internet cannot be trusted. Europe was indignant and the sky closed for the President of Bolivia. So here everything will be

 

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Victor, with all due respect to you, I want to note that newspapers and the Internet cannot be trusted. Europe was indignant and the sky closed for the President of Bolivia. So here everything will be

Steve! So who believes?
But in fact, everything will end with hype on the air, they will forget about the naughty couple of months later and merge quietly ...

 

[Generalpi]

To her.

 

[Симферополь]

Steve, of course, can be admired for the power and influence of the United States. But when, for the sake of ambition, international rules and rights are violated, I think this is too much. Nothing but the negative, personally from me, it does not cause. The USA, together with the EU countries that supported this legal chaos, look like bandits against this background, no worse than terrorists. At the same time, they take advantage of their impunity (after all, a powerful army is an undeniable argument) and understand that, in addition to the discontent and censure of some countries, they are not in danger. If Bolivia had nuclear weapons, this would not have happened. And to offend the weak is the destiny of the “near-minded" and flawed.

I completely agree!
All this looks like the behavior of a thief - doing idleness and feels unpunished.
Such behavior causes in many only aversion and a desire for revenge. Aggression breeds only aggression! But ordinary people will suffer.
We must learn to respect rights and freedoms, both strong and weak!
As history shows, those who aspired to world domination, destroyed themselves by this. :!:

Hello Steve!

I absolutely share the opinion of both Eugene and Nikolai! The United States and its allies themselves everywhere violate human rights and at the same time extend all kinds of “Magnitsky laws” and other nonsense at the legislative level.
In international affairs - quite often a system of double standards! An example of this: the Tsarnaevs, who killed 8 civilians and one policeman, were recognized as terrorists, two black Islamist migrants, who demonstratively killed a soldier in London, are also terrorists, and the same jihadists who cut and detonate people in the Caucasus or Syria are revolutionaries! Such statements are more like farce or the grotesque comedy of the absurd ...

It would be nice if a country that claims to be not only feared in the world, but respected, ceases to be the same thieves for whom chaos is good ...

Well, old Europe once again showed what in fact it’s worth its notorious “European values”, to which it intends to introduce Ukraine as well.

After such news, there is a feeling that the world has turned upside down!

PS And Edik, of course, slightly stirred up the whole swamp, for which he thanks, good luck and hello !!!

 

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And let's change the name of the forum ...

 

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Victor, with all due respect to you, I want to note that newspapers and the Internet cannot be trusted. Europe was indignant and the sky closed for the President of Bolivia. So here everything will be

That's the whole horror !!! In Europe!!!