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Avec une trace de paix: le pauvre Snowden est rempli d'un sac à main.

Le Fonds de protection de l'information a recueilli 6 000 $ pour Snowden
10 août 2013 17:44

La Fondation du journalisme pour la protection des sources d'information, basée au Royaume-Uni, a commencé à collecter des fonds pour organiser un soutien juridique à Edward Snowden.

Quelques heures de travail ont permis de recueillir un peu plus de 6 000 $, le montant moyen des dons est de 25 $ et varie de 5 $ à 50 $. Au total, 45 personnes ont fait un don.

Le fonds de journalisme a été créé dans le but de soutenir E. Snowden pour le moment, mais prévoit de poursuivre ses activités et de fournir un soutien financier aux personnes qui se trouvent dans une situation difficile pour des raisons similaires aux actions de Snowden, qui a informé le monde entier des actions des agences de renseignement américaines qui violent les droits non seulement des citoyens américains, mais aussi d'autres États.

Snowden est maintenant en Russie, qui lui a accordé l'asile politique pour un an, sous réserve de la cessation des dommages aux États-Unis.
Les dons sont acceptés non seulement des Britanniques, mais aussi d'autres personnes qui veulent protéger leur droit de connaître toutes les informations véridiques, rapporte Wikileaks. Les activités de la fondation du journalisme sont réglementées par les lois de la Grande-Bretagne et l'organisateur était le cabinet d'avocats indépendant Derek Rothera & Company.

En plus des dons au fonds de journalisme, Snowden possède d'autres atouts. En particulier, il a reçu un prix de 3 000 euros pour «divulgation» de la part des défenseurs des droits humains allemands, et de l'argent était déjà collecté pour Snowden en Russie et en Europe, a déclaré l'avocat Anatoly Kucherena, qui conseille l'agent spécial fugitif.
Dans le monde
del ... & rpt = histoire

Mais tout cela ne préoccupe guère l'ex-officier du renseignement américain lui-même. Alors que les passions du monde entier font rage autour de lui, Snowden est «en lieu sûr sur le territoire de la Russie»: lol :: lol :: lol :: lol :: lol: attend l'arrivée de Papa pour obtenir des conseils de sa part - comment vivre?

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Bon départ. Il faut au moins s'appuyer sur le principe! : RÉ

 

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Robert, je serais à votre place pour le prendre complètement pour l'entretien.

 

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Robert, je serais à votre place pour le prendre complètement pour l'entretien.

Oui, ils ont pris sans moi !!! : D pour tout le contentement complet!

 

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En Russie, ils cherchent traditionnellement à aider les pauvres, les misérables, qui sont opprimés et offensés. Et peu importe ce qu'il a fait. Mentalité russe. Vous ne pouvez rien faire: D

 

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CBC News: L'affaire Snowden stimule un espion russe ma

CBC News: L'affaire Snowden a déclenché une machine d'espionnage russe.

Les services de renseignement russes ont récemment «eu tellement de chance qu’ils ont du mal à y croire», écrit le chroniqueur de la CBC, Brian Stewart. Les trois dernières années sont devenues «extrêmement abondantes» pour les services de renseignement russes: il y avait des documents secrets américains publiés par WikiLeaks fournis par le soldat Bradley Manning et un scandale révélant l'officier canadien Jeffrey Delaille, qui «a vendu plusieurs des secrets militaires les plus étroitement gardés du Canada, les États-Unis, aux agents des forces armées russes, La Grande-Bretagne et l'Australie », et l'affaire Edward Snowden, écrit Stuart.


"Malgré le fait que Manning et Snowden semblent être des idéalistes, contrairement à Delail, qui a vendu des documents secrets pour de la monnaie, leurs actions sont en tout cas à la merci des super-espions de Moscou", note l'observateur.

Pendant ce temps, ces «fiascoes» des services de renseignement occidentaux ont déjà des conséquences négatives, provoquant «confusion et méfiance» dans leurs rangs: les alliés américains voient que leurs secrets, «obtenus par la NSA ou la CIA», sont révélés dans le flux général des révélations, et sont obligés de «dépenser beaucoup» du temps et des efforts »pour arrêter les dommages ainsi causés, explique Stuart. Les États-Unis, à leur tour, avec la Grande-Bretagne, accusent les services spéciaux canadiens "d'avoir laissé Delilah faire rage au sein du système de sécurité allié", de manque de professionnalisme, et les services spéciaux d'autres États occidentaux "ne savent plus à qui faire confiance en général".

Un autre «cadeau» pour les services de renseignement russes a été l'occasion dans une telle situation de «raviver la paranoïa qui est déjà caractéristique du régime de Poutine - souvent secrète et de plus en plus répressive», écrit Stuart. Il y a deux semaines, le vice-Premier ministre Dmitry Rogozin a déclaré que les révélations de Snowden étaient l'occasion de réformer complètement le système de sécurité de l'information russe, en éliminant tous les composants fabriqués à l'étranger et en améliorant les logiciels de sécurité.

Ces propos de Rogozine, "l'un des principaux politiciens et passionnés qui ont promis de restaurer le complexe militaro-industriel de la Russie", sont associés à une ambition beaucoup plus grande - à savoir, ses tentatives pour ramener le pays au statut de superpuissance, estime le journaliste canadien. Selon lui, le renseignement joue un rôle crucial dans de tels plans, et pas seulement comme mécanisme de défense, mais comme moyen de réduire les coûts en "volant les secrets des États et des sociétés étrangères".

"Edward Lucas, chef du comité de rédaction européen de The Economist, a écrit cette année que l'obsession de Poutine pour l'intelligence totale crée une" nouvelle guerre froide ", cite Stuart. Et l'ampleur des opérations de renseignement lancées par la Russie sur tous les fronts - «dans les domaines militaire, technique, commercial et de l'information» - étonne même les «vétérans du contre-espionnage» en Occident.

Mais le facteur le plus "sinistre" est le lien entre les services de renseignement russes et le crime organisé, écrit le journaliste. "Les autorités" ont une énorme influence dans les cercles du gouvernement russe, et les "agences d'espionnage" du pays sont un élément de la "kleptocratie, qui, selon de nombreux observateurs, a régné en Russie", a déclaré Stuart.

Cela a été indirectement confirmé par Jeffrey Delaille qui, après l'arrestation, a déclaré que "ses contacts avec le GRU en tant que tâche prioritaire lui avaient demandé de savoir ce que l'Occident savait des liens entre le crime organisé russe et les hauts responsables politiques", souligne le journaliste.

Ainsi, étant donné la nature de "l'élite corrompue" qui entoure Poutine, il ne pouvait pas être extradé vers Snowden aux États-Unis, car ce serait une "manifestation de faiblesse", écrit Stuart. Et le fait que Barack Obama, apparemment, croyait que cela arriverait de toute façon, montre qu'il ne comprend pas pleinement les réalités russes.


"Un tel malentendu peut également être caractéristique d'Edward Snowden", note le journaliste. "Rappelons-nous ce dénonciateur, qui s'installe maintenant dans sa maison provisoire sous le regard de ces forces obscures."


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Scandal surrounding whistleblower Edward Snowden: Why are US intelligence agencies watching each of us?
Obama promised the nation to mobilize all resources to get the traitor and bring him to justice. Powerful Western intelligence agencies are on the trail, but can not catch a fugitive. Official Washington even threatened Moscow, Hong Kong, and Beijing with deteriorating relations. The air reeked of the Cold War ...
"All-seeing eye"
I want to immediately correct my fellow journalists stubbornly calling Snowden a “CIA whistleblower”. Accustomed to the fact that in the world there are only a few cool special services. CIA, KGB-FSB, Mossad, MI5 ... Snowden burned the "modest" NSA - US National Security Agency. It always kept in the shade. It is not for nothing that experts decipher his English abbreviation NSA - No Such Agency - No Such Agency! It was created by the Yankees in 1952 for electronic intelligence against the socialist camp and to protect their communication lines from long Soviet "ears." However, according to international experts, the NSA has become the most powerful intelligence service in the world. Silent glanders took under the hood the entire (!) Planet. Even NATO allies and US citizens. That's who, it turns out, the coolest of all. And the men don’t know about it, the CIA is demonized in the old way. How many law-abiding citizens can fall into the clutches of the FSB, the CIA, the Mossad?
And everyone is talking on the phone, talking on social networks. A resident of a big city daily, without even knowing it, many times gets into the lenses of all kinds of security cameras. All you hit! The NSA sees and hears you, and it doesn’t matter whether you live in New York, Amsterdam or Moscow.
In fact, the NSA now personifies the All-Seeing eye with a one-dollar bill, hovering over a truncated Masonic pyramid. On a planetary scale. According to experts, in the near future “Eye” will be able to not only monitor, but also control the behavior of huge masses of people through the World Wide Web! (More on kp.ru).
Snowden began to tear the masks off the top-secret NSA. Which, having direct access to the servers of the Internet giants Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Skype, YouTube, PalTalk, AOL, Apple, collects
audio and video files, photographs, electronic correspondence, private messages on social networks, documents and data on users connecting to different sites. Dozens of secret programs and systems work for this. There is direct access to telephone calls to people around the world.
I recall the famous dystopia "1984" by George Orwell about the total surveillance in the society of the future. "Big brother is watching you!" It was believed the novel is dedicated to the totalitarian USSR. The USSR collapsed a long time ago. It turns out that Big Brother settled in super-democratic America. After Snowden’s “bomb,” Orwell’s sales in the United States grew fantastically.
At first, the culprit of the scandal was hiding in Hong Kong. Unexpectedly for our authorities, flew to Moscow. And got lost in the transit zone of Sheremetyevo-2. He asked for political asylum already from two dozen states. However, the whole Moscow intrigue is covered in detail in the press, on TV. This is the main world news of recent days.
Pravdorub or puppet?
So where did this “system fighter" come from? Edward Joseph Snowden is 30 years old. All childhood spent near the headquarters of the NSA. After the army, he enlisted in the CIA, where he was involved in the security of computer networks. Entrusted the goat with cabbage! Since 2009, he was a system administrator at large military information consulting companies affiliated with the NSA. They say he had a chic house in Hawaii, an income of 200 thousand bucks a year, a beautiful bride. A wedding was planned ...
But on May 20, Edward flew to Hong Kong. Allegedly treated for epilepsy. There he lay at the bottom and began to dispense worldwide sensations about the NSA’s total control over the Internet, wiretapping of Russian President Medvedev in 2009 at the G20 summit in London, hacker attacks on China ... One of the last “bombs” is the top-secret English program Tempora . With its help, the British special services (again under the auspices of the NSA!) "Monitor" the Internet, millions of phone calls, fifty transatlantic communication cables. Particular attention - information from Germany. This news caused a great commotion among the Germans. The German Minister of Justice has already sent an official letter to London: how legal is this operation, on the basis of what court decisions it is carried out.
How many more top-secret NSA papers Edward copied and stole, no one knows. They are already talking about half a million documents explosive for the United States. Under the law of the genre, the fugitive was safe. British journalist Glenn Greenwald, the first to launch a sensation about the NSA at The Guardian, claims Snowden handed over copies of the dossier with encrypted passwords to different people. If an “accident” happens to him, the files will “explode” in different parts of the world. America does not seem enough.
In the meantime, he is on the run. British bookmakers are already taking bets - “Where will Ed Snowden be on January 1, 2014?” Favorites - Cuba, USA. Next - Ecuador, Russia, Venezuela, North Korea ...
The unenviable fate of a guy. However, he knew what he was doing. Why did he leave Hawaiian paradise under the roof of the NSA, his beloved girl, inconsolable relatives?
“I’m ready to sacrifice everything, because I can’t allow the US government to destroy private life, freedom on the Internet and the freedom of people around the world with the help of a giant surveillance machine, which it built in secret,” the perpetrator of the universal scandal claims.
So, no more, no less! And the whole progressive world community, the media, and human rights activists are now drawing the image of the apostle of truth, a fiery fighter for the freedom of the Internet from the shackles of the special services, the “warrior of light”, an idealist who was not afraid to challenge the “Eye of Sauron”.
I would like to believe that Snowden is truly an idealist. If he were an adventurer, a pragmatist, he would sell the secretly stolen secrets of Russia to China, Iran and live happily in his Hawaii with his beautiful wife.
I'd like to believe in the "Warrior of the Light." But for some reason there is no feeling that a grandiose performance is being played before our eyes. Where the main character is not even an actor, but a puppet doll, which is skillfully pulled by strings. I’m not talking about his Moscow hide and seek, these are trifles ...
Hollywood scope Turn to the facts.
On June 6, the influential Washington Post detonated Snowden's “bomb” about NSA total control over the Internet. On the eve of the English "Guardian" issued a sensation about wiretapping phones. On June 6 (that's a coincidence!), The annual Bilderberg Club meeting began at the Grove Hotel in England, which conspiracy theorists consider the "Secret World Government" to decide the fate of humanity. The cream of the world elite has traditionally come here. Among the participants, for a moment, Donald Graham is president of The Washington Post Company. Together with him, the Executive Director of Google Eric Schmidt, the chief consultant of the director of Microsoft Corporation Craig Mandy, arrived at the Grove Hotel. These Internet giants that day were at the center of a worldwide wiretap scandal. Here colleague Graham guessed, gave them a present! It is unlikely that Schmidt, Mundy, like other "bilderbergs", could believe that the owner of the Washington Post did not know about the sensation that was being prepared in his newspaper. Serious people associated with the Pentagon and the US national security were at the hotel. The same Henry Kissinger, General Petraeus, who headed the CIA until last fall. They knew very well what threatens America with this "drain". Together with the "Internet users" they could have friendly asked the owner of the Washington Post to shut up the fountain and, with the help of his magazine, put the secret services on the trail of the "traitor", secret at that time. Since the fountain was not shut up, and Snowden is still on the run, there was no such request. Although the cream of the world elite did not drink whiskey, they gathered at the Grove Hotel. Discuss very important issues. One of the agenda items: “Cyberwar and the spread of asymmetric threats.” Incidentally, NSA chief Kate Alexander has recently led the United States Cyber Command. Very serious structure. The fact is that the NSA itself cannot wage war. According to law. Even cybernetic. Such successful combining formally allowed to circumvent the law. Both intelligence and cyber-military in the same hands of the general. And the headquarters of both structures in one place. At Fort Meade military base east of Washington. Guides here, unlike the terrible CIA, are not allowed.
Another item on the agenda of the June meeting of the Bilderbergs is how Big Data is changing almost everything in the world. I think for most readers this term does not mean anything. Competitive intelligence specialist Elena LARINA explained it to me popularly:
- At one time, one of the greatest programmers Alan Curtis Kay said that the best way to predict the future is to invent it. The Internet, in which nothing is ever lost and once written remains forever, made it possible to collect huge comprehensive dossiers on people, companies, etc. Moreover, they publish a significant part of the necessary information on the Internet themselves, voluntarily: on websites, blogs, and social networks. All of this information in the aggregate is called Big Data. Knowledge of Big Data allows you to establish how a person behaves in a particular situation, what is important for him, what he reacts most to. This is true for individuals, and for groups of very different sizes - from several tens to thousands of people. Possession of Big Data paves the way for hidden behavior management. Essentially - shaping the future. And the main collector of this data on the planet, the organizer of total electronic surveillance, as the Snowden scandal revealed, is the NSA. It will be in the near future that will shape our future.
Another important touch. 40 years ago, the same Washington Post was already setting up such a universal scandal with wiretapping. Watergate. Then, in the hotel of the same name, the headquarters of the US presidential candidate from the Democrats, they caught the "rumors." True, the consequences were limited to America. Republican President Nixon was fired.
President Obama has tried clumsily to justify the intelligence services monitoring the Internet. Say, they acted strictly according to the law. Indeed, judging by the leaks of the same Snowden, in the United States there is a secret court that gives the go-ahead to the secret services. Democrat Barak hints, however, that the NSA received emergency powers for total electronic surveillance, of course, for the noble purposes of combating world terrorism, under its predecessor, Republican Bush Jr.
Watergate raged for two years until they removed Nixon. It was only 33 years later that a source called Deep Throat was declassified, which merged the case of wiretapping at the hotel into the Washington Post. It turned out to be ... FBI Deputy Director Mark Felt. There was a Great Game against President Nixon. By the way, in the film “The entire Presidential Army”, dedicated to the scandal, the reporters-whispers were played by stars Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford.
You can only guess who exactly, why and against whom the Global Game with Snowden has staged today. After all, not a single large figure has yet flown. And not large either. Obama, powerless to catch the "traitor", is probably not the main goal of this game. And the names of the "arsonists", if they declassify, then in 50 years. And before that they will probably shoot a box office film about the fearless "Warrior of the Light" with some Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise in the title role.

 

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[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

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