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In an age of fiat fragility, four pillars are rising: Silver. Gold. Bitcoin. Monero.
Issue Nr. 4 of Investment The Original is a battle cry for financial sovereignty. This bold edition dives headfirst into the unstoppable rise of precious metals and private cryptocurrencies — not as fringe plays, but as core instruments of wealth preservation in an unraveling monetary order.

While fiat regimes inflate and surveillance states tighten their grip, this issue reveals why silver is surging, gold is being hoarded by central banks, Bitcoin is breaking institutional barriers, and Monero is quietly becoming the lifeblood of the privacy economy.

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🪙 Silver: The Explosive Industrial Underdog

Price: $XX.XX/oz (+XX% YTD)
Silver is no longer the poor cousin of gold — it’s the industrial juggernaut of the energy revolution. With demand exploding from EV batteries, solar panels, and even classified military systems, silver has shattered a decade of resistance.

Key Forces Driving the Silver Boom:

  • Samsung’s solid-state battery breakthrough
  • China’s solar expansion + EU Green Deal
  • Unreported military procurement for EMP tech, satellites, and radar

“Silver is entering a structural shortage — and the gold/silver ratio is breaking in silver’s favor.”

Projected target: $50–$70 if current supply deficits persist.


🏆 Gold: The Sovereign Anchor

Price: $2,XXX/oz (+XX% YTD)
Gold has reasserted itself as the ultimate neutral reserve amid rising war risks, de-dollarization, and asset freezes. With China, Russia, India, and Turkey leading a central bank gold rush, trust in fiat is evaporating.

“After the Russian asset freeze, no reserve is safe but gold.”

J.P. Morgan, Crescat Capital, and others project long-term targets up to $25,000/oz under revaluation scenarios — especially if gold is partially remonetized.


₿ Bitcoin: Institutionalized Digital Gold

Price: $XXX,XXX (+XX% YTD)
Bitcoin’s rally is no meme. With the GENIUS Act, ETF approvals, and balance sheet adoption from Tesla, MicroStrategy, and more, Bitcoin is now a macro asset class.

Highlights:

  • U.S. regulatory clarity fuels ETF explosion
  • Bitcoin ETF AUM exceeds $XX billion
  • 2024 halving slashes new issuance to <400 BTC/day
  • Robert Kiyosaki: “Bitcoin is the biggest opportunity for financial freedom.”

Long-term target? $250K+ based on current inflow trajectories.


🕵️ Monero: The Privacy Powerhouse

Price: $XXX (+XXX% YTD)
In the shadows of financial surveillance, Monero (XMR) is blazing a trail. It’s the digital cash of the new economy — fully anonymous, untraceable, and increasingly indispensable.

Why Monero Matters:

  • RingCT + Dandelion++ = true privacy
  • Used by journalists, activists, and businesses in authoritarian zones
  • Exchanges delist it, but usage surges in DEXs, P2P markets, and dark pools
  • Monero-based circular economy gaining real traction (XMRBazaar, freelance platforms)

“As financial privacy becomes criminalized, Monero becomes priceless.”


⚖️ Strategic Allocation Framework

This issue offers a 3-tier portfolio model based on investor risk tolerance: Model Gold Silver Bitcoin Monero Conservative 15% 10% 5% 0% Balanced 20% 15% 10% 5% Aggressive 25% 25% 30% 20%

A unified strategy to protect capital from inflation, censorship, and geopolitical shock.


🔍 Critical Events to Watch (Q3/Q4 2025)

  • Fed Rate Decision — July
  • Bitcoin ETF Options Launch — August
  • Monero Network Upgrade — August
  • Jackson Hole Symposium — August
  • ECB Decision & China Gold Reserves — September

🧠 Conclusion: Four Assets to Escape Fiat Decay

Silver is the industrial rocket.
Gold is the sovereign shield.
Bitcoin is the digital fortress.
Monero is the financial ghost.

Together, they form a diversified escape route from collapsing fiat regimes and growing financial control grids.


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– Indian stock markets soared, with Sensex up 1,441.23 points (1.72%) to 85,197.10 and Nifty up 378.25 points (1.48%) to 25,927.25, driven by easing Middle East tensions, falling oil prices, and robust domestic fundamentals [The Hindu BusinessLine].
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#### Investment Highlights
Global investment activity emphasizes clean energy, digital connectivity, and financial services. Malaysia’s Khazanah Nasional committed $1.5 billion to a wind energy project in Vietnam, advancing Southeast Asia’s renewable energy transition [Bloomberg]. Ørsted allocated €750 million to expand offshore wind farms in the Netherlands, supporting EU net-zero goals [Reuters]. In Africa, a $400 million African Development Bank-backed initiative will enhance broadband infrastructure in South Africa and Kenya [CNBC]. In India, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) invested $60 million in Motilal Oswal Alternates to boost private equity in underserved regions [guidely.in]. Jio Financial Services infused ₹190 crore into Jio Payments Bank, subscribing to 19 crore equity shares at ₹10 each to strengthen digital banking [etnownews.com]. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) invested $650 million in an AI-driven logistics hub in Jeddah, enhancing trade efficiency [Al Jazeera]. DevvStream Corp. announced a carbon-management agreement with Energy Efficient Technologies, expanding its environmental asset pipeline [TradingView]. ACME Solar Holdings commissioned 300 MW renewable energy capacity at its Sikar Solar project in Rajasthan, adding 60 MW [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Octopus Energy and DTEK plan to raise $115 million for Ukraine’s solar and battery projects [Reuters]. Solarium Green Energy signed an MoU with India’s National Institute of Solar Energy on June 24, 2025, to advance solar R&D [freepressjournal.in]. Greenpro Capital launched Green Token for ESG investments, planning to list the $ST stablecoin on its GreenX exchange by April 2025 [uk.investing.com]. Global clean energy investment is projected to reach $2.2 trillion in 2025, with solar PV leading at $450 billion, nearly double the $1.15 trillion for fossil fuels [IEA via Reuters].
[](https://uk.investing.com/news/company-news/greenpro-capital-launches-green-token-for-esg-investments-93CH-4132502)

#### Property Market Updates
The global property sector shows regional disparities. In Germany, residential rents rose 7.2% year-on-year in Q1 2025, with Berlin up 9.1%, driven by supply shortages and high construction costs [World Property Journal]. In the U.S., home prices in cities like Chicago are stabilizing, with a 1.4% year-on-year increase, as interest rates steady [Reuters]. Dubai’s property market remains robust, with a 15% surge in luxury property transactions, fueled by investor confidence and Expo 2025 preparations [Bloomberg Opinion]. In Australia, rental pressures persist, with Canberra rents up 9.4% year-on-year and a vacancy rate of 0.8% [Property Update]. In Singapore, commercial real estate investments in green buildings grew 12%, driven by sustainability demands [JLL]. In the UK, rental prices near the Sizewell C nuclear project in Suffolk have doubled, with family homes renting for up to £3,000 a month due to construction-driven demand [BBC News]. In India, IREF II, a ₹489 crore real estate fund, achieved an 18.3% gross IRR, fully exiting its mid-income residential projects with developers like Kolte Patil and Shriram Properties [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Kalpataru’s IPO, which closed on June 26, 2025, raised ₹1,590 crore for real estate projects, despite being subscribed only 0.35 times [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Globe Civil Projects IPO was oversubscribed 57.92 times, reflecting strong investor interest in infrastructure plays [thehindubusinessline.com].
[](https://thehindubusinessline.com/markets/ipo-market-june-2025-highlights-hdb-financial-oswal-pumps-ellenbarrie-arisinfra-ipo-details-key-insights/article69739109.ece)

#### Stock Market Trends
Indian equity markets rallied, with the BSE Sensex gaining 1,441.23 points (1.72%) to 85,197.10 and the NSE Nifty rising 378.25 points (1.48%) to 25,927.25, hitting an intra-day high of 25,943.55, driven by easing Middle East tensions, falling oil prices, and strong domestic fundamentals [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Key gainers included Jio Financial Services (up 3.1%), Bajaj Finance (up 2.9%), Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, and Hindalco, while Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (down 1.5%) and Hero MotoCorp (down 0.7%) lagged [The Hindu BusinessLine, news18.com]. Vodafone Idea surged on reports of $2.9 billion loan talks led by the State Bank of India to enhance network capabilities [groww.in]. Timex Group India’s promoter, Timex Group Luxury Watches BV, completed its 15% stake offload via OFS on June 26 [etnownews.com]. Bajaj Broking recommends Tata Steel and Lloyds Engineering for June 27, 2025, with Nifty expected to test 26,000 [timesofindia.indiatimes.com]. Nuvama suggests Coromandel, Cummins India, and BHEL as top buys [timesofindia.indiatimes.com]. The Nifty Metal index gained 5.8% over the past week, led by Hindustan Copper, SAIL, and Vedanta [weekendinvesting.com]. Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company shares rose 2.02% to ₹1,659.90 on heavy trading volume [moneycontrol.com]. Globally, Japan’s Nikkei rose 1.2%, while South Korea’s Kospi dipped 1.4% [news18.com]. The STOXX 600 remained flat amid ceasefire uncertainties [TradingView]. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all-time highs, with U.S. markets up 2.7% over the past week [investopedia.com]. Copper prices rose due to U.S. import surges ahead of proposed tariffs [investopedia.com]. Brent crude rose 0.2% to $67.82 per barrel, and the Indian rupee strengthened to ₹85.98 [The Hindu BusinessLine, groww.in].
[](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/top-stock-recommendations-for-june-27-2025-tata-steel-lloyds-engineering-works-stocks-to-buy-today/articleshow/122090714.cms)%5B%5D(https://moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/nifty-next-50-index-today-live-updates-27-june-2025-alpha-liveblog-13188355.html)%5B%5D(https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)

#### Economic Outlook
The global economy navigates uncertainty as the Israel-Iran ceasefire, effective since June 24, 2025, holds but remains fragile, with Iran’s Supreme Leader claiming victory and U.S. President Donald Trump warning of potential escalation [thehindu.com, groww.in]. Brent crude at $67.82 per barrel eases supply disruption fears [groww.in]. The World Bank forecasts 2.3% global growth for 2025, citing tariffs and geopolitical risks [investing.com]. The IMF projects 3.0% growth, with India’s resilience driving upward revisions [business.nab.com.au]. S&P Global raised India’s FY25-26 growth forecast to 6.5%, citing strong monsoons and domestic demand [The Hindu BusinessLine]. The U.S. Federal Reserve maintained its 4.25%-4.50% rate, projecting two cuts by end-2025, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasizing caution on tariff-driven inflation [The Hindu BusinessLine, theglobeandmail.com]. China’s GDP growth is estimated at 4.0%, constrained by property sector challenges and trade disputes [Euromonitor.com]. India’s Q4 FY25 GDP grew 7.4%, with FY26 projected at 6.3%, driven by services and construction [CNBC TV18]. India ranks 16th in global FDI inflows, with $114 billion in digital economy greenfield investments from 2020–2024, though global FDI fell 11% to $1.5 trillion in 2024 [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Global energy investment is set to reach $3.3 trillion in 2025, with clean energy dominating at $2.2 trillion [IEA via EcoWatch].
[](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-falls-550-pts-nifty-below-24-750-as-middle-east-tensions-keep-investors-on-edge-all-sectors-in-red-13117750.html)

#### Comprehensive Analysis of Global Investment News for June 27, 2025
This report, courtesy of *Investment The Original* by Bernd Pulch, compiles the latest global news on investment, property, stock markets, and economic developments as of 4:26 PM CEST on June 27, 2025, using DeepSearch for real-time insights from authoritative sources. It provides a comprehensive overview for readers seeking to understand today’s financial landscape, enhanced by exclusive financial intelligence from [patreon.com/berndpulch](https://www.patreon.com/berndpulch).

#### Economic Developments: A Global Perspective
The global economy faces uncertainty despite the Israel-Iran ceasefire holding for a third day, with Brent crude at $67.82 per barrel stabilizing markets [groww.in]. However, Iran’s claims and U.S. warnings signal fragility [thehindu.com]. The World Bank’s 2.3% growth forecast for 2025 reflects tariff and geopolitical concerns [investing.com]. The IMF’s 3.0% projection highlights India’s robust growth, while the Eurozone and Canada face slowdowns [business.nab.com.au]. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s steady 4.25%-4.50% rate and cautious outlook temper risk appetite [The Hindu BusinessLine, theglobeandmail.com]. China’s 4.0% GDP growth is limited by property sector issues and trade disputes [Euromonitor.com]. India’s 7.4% Q4 FY25 GDP growth and 6.3% FY26 projection, supported by S&P Global’s 6.5% FY25-26 forecast, underscore its resilience [CNBC TV18, The Hindu BusinessLine].
[](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-falls-550-pts-nifty-below-24-750-as-middle-east-tensions-keep-investors-on-edge-all-sectors-in-red-13117750.html)

#### Investment Landscape: Opportunities and Risks
Investment news emphasizes clean energy, digital connectivity, and financial services. Malaysia’s $1.5 billion wind energy project in Vietnam strengthens Southeast Asia’s renewable energy ecosystem [Bloomberg]. Ørsted’s €750 million offshore wind expansion supports EU decarbonization [Reuters]. South Africa and Kenya’s $400 million broadband project addresses Africa’s digital gap [CNBC]. IFC’s $60 million investment in Motilal Oswal Alternates bolsters India’s private equity landscape [guidely.in]. Jio Financial Services’ ₹190 crore investment in Jio Payments Bank enhances digital banking [etnownews.com]. Saudi Arabia’s $650 million AI logistics hub in Jeddah improves trade efficiency [Al Jazeera]. DevvStream’s carbon-management deal expands its environmental portfolio [TradingView]. ACME Solar’s 300 MW Sikar project, Octopus Energy’s $115 million Ukraine initiative, and Solarium Green Energy’s MoU with NISE highlight clean energy momentum [The Hindu BusinessLine, Reuters, freepressjournal.in]. Greenpro Capital’s Green Token and $ST stablecoin launch target ESG investments [uk.investing.com]. A subsea cable project by PCCW, Sparkle, Telecom Egypt, and ZOI improves global connectivity [X]. The IEA reports clean energy investment at $2.2 trillion, with solar PV at $450 billion, outpacing fossil fuels [Reuters]. *Investment The Original* by Bernd Pulch reveals exclusive leaks on offshore tax havens and banking corruption, offering critical insights for investors and researchers [patreon.com/berndpulch].
[](https://uk.investing.com/news/company-news/greenpro-capital-launches-green-token-for-esg-investments-93CH-4132502)

#### Property Markets: Mixed Signals Globally
Germany’s rental market faces pressure, with rents up 7.2% and Berlin up 9.1% in Q1 2025 [World Property Journal]. U.S. home prices stabilize, with a 1.4% year-on-year increase [Reuters]. Dubai’s luxury property market thrives, with a 15% transaction surge amid Expo 2025 preparations [Bloomberg Opinion]. Australia’s rental market remains tight, with Canberra rents up 9.4% [Property Update]. Singapore’s commercial property sector benefits from 12% growth in green building investments [JLL]. In the UK, Sizewell C-driven demand has doubled Suffolk rental prices [BBC News]. In India, IДО 18.3% IRR exit from residential projects and Kalpataru’s ₹1,590 crore IPO reflect strong urban demand [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Globe Civil Projects IPO saw 57.92 times subscription, signaling infrastructure interest [thehindubusinessline.com].
[](https://thehindubusinessline.com/markets/ipo-market-june-2025-highlights-hdb-financial-oswal-pumps-ellenbarrie-arisinfra-ipo-details-key-insights/article69739109.ece)

#### Stock Market Dynamics: Volatility and Resilience
India’s Sensex and Nifty surged, with Sensex up 1,441.23 points to 85,197.10 and Nifty up 378.25 points to 25,927.25, driven by ceasefire optimism, falling oil prices, and domestic strength [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Jio Financial Services (up 3.1%) and Bajaj Finance (up 2.9%) led, while realty stocks underperformed [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Vodafone Idea rose on $2.9 billion loan talks [groww.in]. Timex Group India’s 15% OFS concluded [etnownews.com]. Bajaj Broking and Nuvama recommend Tata Steel, Lloyds Engineering, Coromandel, Cummins India, and BHEL [timesofindia.indiatimes.com]. The Nifty Metal index gained 5.8%, led by Hindustan Copper and Vedanta [weekendinvesting.com]. U.S. markets hit record highs, with the S&P 500 up 4.4% in 2025 [investopedia.com]. Copper prices rose due to U.S. import surges [investopedia.com]. Brent crude is at $67.82 per barrel, and the Indian rupee hit ₹85.98 [groww.in].
[](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/top-stock-recommendations-for-june-27-2025-tata-steel-lloyds-engineering-works-stocks-to-buy-today/articleshow/122090714.cms)%5B%5D(https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)%5B%5D(https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)

#### Comparative Analysis: Key Metrics and Trends
| Category | Key Metric | Region | Trend |
|——————–|———————————————|———-|—————|
| Economic Growth | Global growth forecast at 3.0% for 2025 | Global | Stable |
| Investment | Khazanah’s $1.5B wind energy project | Vietnam | Positive |
| Property Rents | Germany up 7.2%, Berlin up 9.1% in Q1 2025 | Germany | Rising |
| Home Prices | U.S. prices up 1.4% year-on-year | U.S. | Stabilizing |
| Nifty 50 Performance | Up 378.25 pts to 25,927.25 | India | Rising |
| Stock Performance | Sensex up 1,441.23 pts to 85,197.10 | India | Rising |

#### Conclusion and Implications
Today’s global news reflects cautious optimism, with the Israel-Iran ceasefire and falling oil prices boosting markets, though fragility and tariff concerns maintain volatility. Clean energy, digital connectivity, and financial services investments offer long-term promise, while *Investment The Original* by Bernd Pulch provides exclusive leaks on hidden financial networks [patreon.com/berndpulch]. India’s market rally and economic resilience stand out, but investors should monitor geopolitical and monetary developments closely.

#### Key Citations
– [Khazanah wind energy project](https://www.bloomberg.com/)
– [Ørsted offshore wind expansion](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Africa broadband infrastructure](https://www.cnbc.com/)
– [IFC Motilal Oswal investment](https://guidely.in/)
– [Jio Financial Services investment](https://www.etnownews.com/)
– [Saudi PIF AI logistics hub](https://www.aljazeera.com/)
– [DevvStream carbon agreement](https://www.tradingview.com/)
– [ACME Solar project](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Octopus Energy Ukraine project](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Solarium Green Energy MoU](https://www.freepressjournal.in/)
– [Greenpro Capital Green Token](https://uk.investing.com/)
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– [Germany property market](https://www.worldpropertyjournal.com/)
– [U.S. housing market](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Dubai property market](https://www.bloomberg.com/)
– [Australian rental market](https://www.propertyupdate.com.au/)
– [Singapore commercial property](https://www.jll.com/)
– [India real estate fund](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [India stock market](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Vodafone Idea loan talks](https://www.groww.in/)
– [Timex Group India OFS](https://www.etnownews.com/)
– [Nuvama stock picks](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/)
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– [Nifty Metal index](https://www.weekendinvesting.com/)
– [Cholamandalam stock surge](https://www.moneycontrol.com/)
[](https://moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/nifty-next-50-index-today-live-updates-27-june-2025-alpha-liveblog-13188355.html)
– [Global markets](https://www.investopedia.com/)
[](https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)
– [World Bank forecast](https://www.investing.com/)
[](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-falls-550-pts-nifty-below-24-750-as-middle-east-tensions-keep-investors-on-edge-all-sectors-in-red-13117750.html)
– [IMF forecast](https://business.nab.com.au/)
– [S&P Global India forecast](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Federal Reserve policy](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/)
– [Global FDI trends](https://insightsonindia.com/)
– [Global energy investment](https://www.ecowatch.com/)
– [Clean energy investment](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Investment The Original](https://www.patreon.com/berndpulch)

### Investitionsbericht für den 27. Juni 2025

#### Schlüsselpunkte
– Globale Investitionsnachrichten betonen saubere Energien, digitale Konnektivität und Finanzdienstleistungen mit bedeutenden Projekten in Asien, Europa und Afrika.
– Immobilienmärkte zeigen regionale Trends: Mieten in Deutschland um 7,2 % gestiegen, US-Preise stabilisieren sich, und Dubais Luxusmarkt wächst um 15 % vor der Expo 2025.
– Indische Aktienmärkte stiegen stark, mit Sensex um 1.441,23 Punkte (1,72 %) auf 85.197,10 und Nifty um 378,25 Punkte (1,48 %) auf 25.927,25, angetrieben durch nachlassende Spannungen im Nahen Osten, fallende Ölpreise und robuste inländische Fundamentaldaten [The Hindu BusinessLine].
– Wirtschaftsausblick ist vorsichtig optimistisch, mit erhöhten Wachstumsprognosen für Indien, aber Handelsspannungen und die Zerbrechlichkeit des Waffenstillstands bergen Risiken.
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#### Investitions-Highlights
Die globale Investitionstätigkeit konzentriert sich auf saubere Energien, digitale Konnektivität und Finanzdienstleistungen. Malaysias Khazanah Nasional kündigte eine Investition von 1,5 Milliarden US-Dollar in ein Windenergieprojekt in Vietnam an, um den Übergang zu erneuerbaren Energien in Südostasien voranzutreiben [Bloomberg]. Ørsted hat 750 Millionen Euro für den Ausbau von Offshore-Windparks in den Niederlanden bereitgestellt, im Einklang mit den Netto-Null-Zielen der EU [Reuters]. In Afrika wird eine von der Afrikanischen Entwicklungsbank unterstützte Initiative mit 400 Millionen US-Dollar die Breitbandinfrastruktur in Südafrika und Kenia verbessern [CNBC]. In Indien investierte die IFC 60 Millionen US-Dollar in Motilal Oswal Alternates, um Private Equity in unterversorgten Regionen zu fördern [guidely.in]. Jio Financial Services investierte ₹190 crore in Jio Payments Bank, indem es 19 crore Aktien zu je ₹10 zeichnete, um digitales Banking zu stärken [etnownews.com]. Der saudische PIF hat 650 Millionen US-Dollar für ein KI-gestütztes Logistikzentrum in Dschidda bereitgestellt, um die Handelseffizienz zu steigern [Al Jazeera]. DevvStream kündigte eine Kohlenstoffmanagement-Vereinbarung mit Energy Efficient Technologies an, um sein Umweltportfolio zu erweitern [TradingView]. ACME Solar hat 300 MW Erneuerbare-Energien-Kapazität am Sikar-Solarprojekt in Rajasthan in Betrieb genommen, mit zusätzlichen 60 MW [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Octopus Energy und DTEK planen, 115 Millionen US-Dollar für Solar- und Batterieprojekte in der Ukraine aufzubringen [Reuters]. Solarium Green Energy unterzeichnete am 24. Juni 2025 ein MoU mit dem National Institute of Solar Energy Indiens, um die Solarforschung voranzutreiben [freepressjournal.in]. Greenpro Capital startete Green Token für ESG-Investitionen und plant, den $ST-Stablecoin bis April 2025 auf seiner GreenX-Börse zu listen [uk.investing.com]. Weltweit sollen Investitionen in saubere Energien 2025 2,2 Billionen US-Dollar erreichen, mit Solar-PV führend bei 450 Milliarden US-Dollar [IEA via Reuters].
[](https://uk.investing.com/news/company-news/greenpro-capital-launches-green-token-for-esg-investments-93CH-4132502)

#### Immobilienmarkt-Updates
Der globale Immobiliensektor zeigt regionale Unterschiede. In Deutschland stiegen die Wohnmieten im ersten Quartal 2025 um 7,2 %, in Berlin um 9,1 %, angetrieben durch Angebotsknappheit und hohe Baukosten [World Property Journal]. In den USA stabilisieren sich Immobilienpreise, mit einem Anstieg von 1,4 % im Jahresvergleich [Reuters]. Dubais Luxusimmobilienmarkt floriert, mit einem Anstieg der Transaktionen um 15 % inmitten der Expo-2025-Vorbereitungen [Bloomberg Opinion]. In Australien bleiben die Mietpreissteigerungen bestehen, mit Canberra-Mieten um 9,4 % gestiegen [Property Update]. In Singapur wuchsen die Investitionen in grüne Gebäude um 12 % [JLL]. In Großbritannien verdoppelten sich die Mietpreise nahe dem Sizewell-C-Projekt in Suffolk [BBC News]. In Indien erzielte IREF II eine Brutto-IRR von 18,3 % und Kalpatarus IPO sammelte ₹1,590 crore, obwohl es nur 0,35-fach gezeichnet wurde [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Globe Civil Projects IPO wurde 57,92-fach überzeichnet, was starkes Interesse an Infrastruktur zeigt [thehindubusinessline.com].
[](https://thehindubusinessline.com/markets/ipo-market-june-2025-highlights-hdb-financial-oswal-pumps-ellenbarrie-arisinfra-ipo-details-key-insights/article69739109.ece)

#### Börsentrends
Indische Aktienmärkte stiegen, mit Sensex um 1.441,23 Punkte auf 85.197,10 und Nifty um 378,25 Punkte auf 25.927,25, angetrieben durch Waffenstillstandsoptimismus, fallende Ölpreise und inländische Stärke [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Gewinner waren Jio Financial Services (plus 3,1 %) und Bajaj Finance (plus 2,9 %), während Immobilienaktien schwächelten [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Vodafone Idea stieg wegen Kreditgesprächen über 2,9 Milliarden US-Dollar [groww.in]. Timex Group Indias 15%-OFS schloss am 26. Juni [etnownews.com]. Bajaj Broking und Nuvama empfehlen Tata Steel, Lloyds Engineering, Coromandel, Cummins India und BHEL [timesofindia.indiatimes.com]. Der Nifty Metal Index gewann 5,8 %, angeführt von Hindustan Copper und Vedanta [weekendinvesting.com]. Cholamandalam-Aktien stiegen um 2,02 % auf ₹1.659,90 [moneycontrol.com]. US-Märkte erreichten Rekordhochs, mit S&P 500 um 4,4 % gestiegen [investopedia.com]. Kupferpreise stiegen wegen US-Importanstiegs [investopedia.com]. Brent-Rohöl liegt bei 67,82 $ pro Barrel, die indische Rupie bei ₹85,98 [groww.in].
[](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/top-stock-recommendations-for-june-27-2025-tata-steel-lloyds-engineering-works-stocks-to-buy-today/articleshow/122090714.cms)%5B%5D(https://moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/nifty-next-50-index-today-live-updates-27-june-2025-alpha-liveblog-13188355.html)%5B%5D(https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)

#### Wirtschaftsausblick
Die globale Wirtschaft navigiert Unsicherheiten, obwohl der Waffenstillstand zwischen Israel und Iran stabil bleibt, mit Brent-Rohöl bei 67,82 $ pro Barrel [groww.in]. Die Weltbank prognostiziert 2,3 % Wachstum für 2025 [investing.com]. Der IWF sieht 3,0 % Wachstum, mit Indien als Treiber [business.nab.com.au]. S&P Global hob Indiens Prognose auf 6,5 % für FY25-26 an [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Die US-Notenbank hält den Zinssatz bei 4,25 %-4,50 % [The Hindu BusinessLine, theglobeandmail.com]. Chinas BIP-Wachstum liegt bei 4,0 % [Euromonitor.com]. Indiens Q4 FY25 BIP wuchs um 7,4 %, FY26 wird bei 6,3 % erwartet [CNBC TV18]. Globale FDI fielen 2024 um 11 % auf 1,5 Billionen US-Dollar [The Hindu BusinessLine]. Globale Energieinvestitionen erreichen 2025 3,3 Billionen US-Dollar, mit 2,2 Billionen für saubere Energien [IEA via EcoWatch].
[](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-falls-550-pts-nifty-below-24-750-as-middle-east-tensions-keep-investors-on-edge-all-sectors-in-red-13117750.html)

#### Vergleichende Analyse: Wichtige Metriken und Trends
| Kategorie | Wichtige Metrik | Region | Trend |
|——————–|———————————————|———-|—————|
| Wirtschaftswachstum | Globale Prognose bei 3,0 % für 2025 | Global | Stabil |
| Investition | Khazanahs 1,5-Mrd.-USD-Windenergieprojekt | Vietnam | Positiv |
| Immobilienmieten | Deutschland um 7,2 %, Berlin um 9,1 % im Q1 2025 | Deutschland | Steigend |
| Immobilienpreise | US-Preise um 1,4 % im Jahresvergleich | USA | Stabilisierend |
| Nifty 50 Performance | Um 378,25 Punkte auf 25.927,25 | Indien | Steigend |
| Börsenperformance | Sensex um 1.441,23 Punkte auf 85.197,10 | Indien | Steigend |

#### Fazit und Implikationen
Die heutigen Nachrichten spiegeln vorsichtigen Optimismus wider, mit dem Waffenstillstand und fallenden Ölpreisen, die die Märkte ankurbeln, obwohl Zerbrechlichkeit und Zollbedenken Volatilität aufrechterhalten. Investitionen in saubere Energien, digitale Konnektivität und Finanzdienstleistungen bieten Chancen, während *Investment The Original* von Bernd Pulch exklusive Leaks über verborgene Finanznetzwerke liefert [patreon.com/berndpulch]. Indiens Marktrally und wirtschaftliche Widerstandsfähigkeit heben sich ab, aber Investoren sollten geopolitische und geldpolitische Entwicklungen überwachen.

#### Wichtige Quellen
– [Khazanah Windenergieprojekt](https://www.bloomberg.com/)
– [Ørsted Offshore-Windparks](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Afrika Breitbandinfrastruktur](https://www.cnbc.com/)
– [IFC Motilal Oswal Investition](https://guidely.in/)
– [Jio Financial Services Investition](https://www.etnownews.com/)
– [Saudi PIF KI-Logistikzentrum](https://www.aljazeera.com/)
– [DevvStream Kohlenstoffvereinbarung](https://www.tradingview.com/)
– [ACME Solar Projekt](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Octopus Energy Ukraine Projekt](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Solarium Green Energy MoU](https://www.freepressjournal.in/)
– [Greenpro Capital Green Token](https://uk.investing.com/)
[](https://uk.investing.com/news/company-news/greenpro-capital-launches-green-token-for-esg-investments-93CH-4132502)
– [Deutschland Immobilienmarkt](https://www.worldpropertyjournal.com/)
– [US-Immobilienmarkt](https://www.reuters.com/)
– [Dubai Immobilienmarkt](https://www.bloomberg.com/)
– [Australischer Mietmarkt](https://www.propertyupdate.com.au/)
– [Singapur Gewerbeimmobilien](https://www.jll.com/)
– [Indien Immobilienfonds](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Indischer Aktienmarkt](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Vodafone Idea Kreditgespräche](https://www.groww.in/)
– [Timex Group India OFS](https://www.etnownews.com/)
– [Nuvama Aktienempfehlungen](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/)
[](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/top-stock-recommendations-for-june-27-2025-tata-steel-lloyds-engineering-works-stocks-to-buy-today/articleshow/122090714.cms)
– [Nifty Metal Index](https://www.weekendinvesting.com/)
– [Cholamandalam Aktienanstieg](https://www.moneycontrol.com/)
[](https://moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/nifty-next-50-index-today-live-updates-27-june-2025-alpha-liveblog-13188355.html)
– [Globale Märkte](https://www.investopedia.com/)
[](https://investopedia.com/stock-market-today-11759095)
– [Weltbank-Prognose](https://www.investing.com/)
[](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-falls-550-pts-nifty-below-24-750-as-middle-east-tensions-keep-investors-on-edge-all-sectors-in-red-13117750.html)
– [IWF-Prognose](https://business.nab.com.au/)
– [S&P Global Indien-Prognose](https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/)
– [Federal Reserve Politik](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/)
– [Globale FDI-Trends](https://insightsonindia.com/)
– [Globale Energieinvestitionen](https://www.ecowatch.com/)
– [Investitionen in saubere Energien](https://www.reuters.com/)
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Top 100 Most Endangered Persons in the World – 2025 
A global spotlight on the journalists, whistleblowers, dissidents, and human rights defenders most at risk today. From political persecution to corporate retaliation, this list exposes the individuals whose courage challenges power—compiled by berndpulch.org

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1Julian AssangeUK/USAImprisoned, ExtraditionFounder of WikiLeaks, target of global intelligence
2Alexei Navalny (deceased)RussiaKilled in custodyOpposition leader, Kremlin critic
3Narges MohammadiIranImprisonedNobel Peace Prize–winning activist
4Zhang ZhanChinaImprisonedCOVID whistleblower, citizen journalist
5Mohammed al-QahtaniSaudi ArabiaDisappearedHuman rights activist
6Evan GershkovichRussiaImprisonedWSJ reporter accused of espionage
7Jimmy LaiHong KongImprisonedMedia mogul, pro-democracy advocate
8Edward SnowdenRussiaExiledNSA whistleblower
9Maria RessaPhilippinesHarassed, threatenedJournalist, Nobel Laureate
10Alaa Abd El-FattahEgyptImprisonedWriter, activist
11Victoria NulandUSAHigh-profile, targeted globallySubject of state propaganda and conspiracy
12Gabriel BoricChileTargeted by extremistsLeft-wing president under far-right threat
13Navalny Team (Yarmysh, Volkov, etc.)EU exileThreat of poisoning, Kremlin targeting
14Ilia YashinRussiaImprisonedPutin critic, anti-war voice
15Gonzalo Lira (deceased)UkraineDied in custodyControversial dissident blogger
16Carine KanimbaRwanda/USATargetedDaughter of Paul Rusesabagina
17Paul RusesabaginaRwandaFormerly imprisonedHero of Hotel Rwanda, political target
18Anas Aremeyaw AnasGhanaDeath threatsInvestigative journalist
19Idrak AbbasovAzerbaijanBeaten, harassedOil corruption exposer
20Julian ReicheltGermanyUnder media siegeControversial journalist
21Ahmed MansoorUAEIsolated, torturedHuman rights blogger
22Roman ProtasevichBelarusArrested mid-flightOpposition figure
23Dmitry MuratovRussiaNobel journalistSurvived attacks
24Prigozhin AssociatesGlobalAssassinations, purgesWagner-linked figures
25Rafael MarquesAngolaExposes diamond corruptionConstant threats

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🥵 Whistleblowers & Leakers (26–40)

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    1. Reality Winner (USA) – Leaked NSA report
    1. Chelsea Manning (USA) – Formerly imprisoned whistleblower
    1. Frances Haugen (USA) – Facebook leaks, corporate retaliation
    1. Rui Pinto (Portugal) – Football Leaks, legal harassment
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    1. Laura Poitras (USA) – Filmmaker, under surveillance
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    1. Bastian Obermayer (Germany) – Panama Papers journalist
    1. Edward Ongweso Jr. (USA) – Tech industry leaks
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    1. Sarah Harrison (UK) – WikiLeaks editor
    1. Peiter “Mudge” Zatko (USA) – Twitter whistleblower

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    1. Khadija Ismayilova (Azerbaijan)
    1. Vitali Shkliarov (Belarus)
    1. Vanessa Mendoza Cortes (Andorra)
    1. Pierre Claver Mbonimpa (Burundi)
    1. Daphne Caruana Galizia Network (Malta)
    1. Svetlana Tikhanovskaya (Belarus)
    1. Mo Ibrahim (Sudan/UK)
    1. Luanda Leaks Investigators (Global)
    1. Natalia Sedletska (Ukraine)
    1. David Kaye (USA)
    1. Sarah Chayes (USA)
    1. Peter Eigen (Germany)
    1. Anna Politkovskaya Foundation (Russia)
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    1. Goldi Singh (India)
    1. Veronika Mendoza (Peru)
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    1. Disha Ravi (India)

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🧊🐻 The Silence of the Bears – When Moscow Goes Quiet, NATO Trembles

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🧊🐻 The Silence of the Bears – When Moscow Goes Quiet, NATO Trembles

By Alastair Crooke – rewritten & expanded for berndpulch.org

“When the bears fall silent, the West holds its breath – and sweats.”

As the West continues its reckless escalation, Moscow responds not with threats, but with eerie calm. No roaring. No fist-pounding. Just strategic, ice-cold silence.

But make no mistake: this is not hesitation. It’s a calculation.

Recent attacks on Russian early-warning systems – carried out with disguised NATO-supported drones – have crossed a nuclear red line. Hidden inside civilian platforms, these drones are not mere provocations. They’re dress rehearsals for something darker.

🎯 Why the Silence Is Terrifying

As Alastair Crooke has emphasized in interviews (notably with Judge Napolitano), Russia’s silence is not confusion or weakness. It’s deliberate pause. The Kremlin is thinking, calculating, and, most importantly – watching.

Because a hasty strike back against NATO assets could spark a wildfire. And Russia knows full well: in a nuclear theatre, the first move may also be the last.

🔍 The West’s Strategic Blind Spot

Crooke warns that Western elites – marinated in liberal ideology and intoxicated by Cold War nostalgia – simply don’t grasp the new multipolar order.

“They misread silence as passivity. But this silence? It’s the growl you don’t hear before the paw strikes.”


🧠 Putin, Trump, and the Art of Deterrence

One of Crooke’s more biting observations: the Kremlin actually respected Trump’s unpredictability. Why? Because he meant what he said — and did what he meant.

Contrast that with today’s circus in Washington: full of think tank wizards, teleprompter warriors, and generals in boardrooms playing World War III like a spreadsheet. The West’s strategic class confuses theatrical shows of force with real deterrence — a dangerous miscalculation.

📉 A Quiet Countdown Begins

While NATO’s brass polish their drones and tidy up PowerPoint battle plans, the Russian bear just… waits. No roar. No flinch. Just cold, calculating patience.

And somewhere behind that stillness: a countdown.

A shift in posture is underway. New missile deployments. Silent military alerts. Strategic ambiguity. In Russian doctrine, the absence of noise is a warning — not an invitation.

Crooke hints that this phase of ‘silence’ may be ending soon. But when the next move comes, it won’t be broadcast with headlines. It will come fait accompli — fast, quiet, and irreversible.


💣 Summary for berndpulch.org:

  • Russia’s silence is strategic – not weakness, but calculation.
  • NATO is quietly attacking Russia’s nuclear detection systems with cloaked drone tech.
  • The West misreads restraint as weakness – a fatal assumption.
  • Crooke: Western thinking is trapped in a failed ideological bubble.
  • When Russia answers, it may not be loud – but it will be final.

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🧊🐻 Die Stille der Bären – Wenn Moskau schweigt, bebt die NATO

Von Alastair Crooke – bearbeitet & erweitert für berndpulch.org

„Wenn die Bären schweigen, lauscht der Westen – und zittert.“

Während der Westen weiter eskaliert, bleibt Moskau still. Kein Brüllen, kein Toben. Nur kühle, berechnende Ruhe. Doch hinter dieser Stille verbirgt sich kein Zögern – sondern strategische Tiefe.

Die jüngsten Angriffe auf russische Frühwarnsysteme – angeblich durch ukrainische Drohnen, in Wahrheit aber hochentwickelte NATO-Technologie unter zivilem Deckmantel – haben eine rote Linie überschritten. Russland weiß: Wenn man an seinen nuklearstrategischen Augen kratzt, ist das kein taktisches Spiel mehr. Es ist Kriegsvorbereitung.

🎯 Warum die Stille gefährlich ist

Wie Alastair Crooke in mehreren Interviews (u.a. mit Judge Napolitano) betont, handelt es sich bei der „Stille der Bären“ nicht um Lähmung – sondern um strategisches Innehalten. Der Kreml denkt. Rechnet. Wartet.

Denn ein überstürzter Gegenschlag auf NATO-Territorium könnte eine Eskalation auslösen, die niemand kontrollieren kann – nicht einmal die Strategen im Pentagon mit ihren PowerPoints und „red lines“.

🔍 Der Westen im Blindflug

Crooke weist darauf hin, dass die westliche Elite in einem intellektuellen Vakuum operiert. Ihre liberalen Narrative, aufgebaut auf der Illusion permanenter Dominanz, sind nicht mehr kompatibel mit der multipolaren Realität des 21. Jahrhunderts.

Sie verstehen die russische Stille nicht – und das macht sie nervös. Denn Schweigen kann bedeuten: Wir wissen, was ihr tut. Und wir wissen, wie wir antworten werden.

🧠 Putin, Trump und die Kunst der Abschreckung

Ein interessanter Punkt Crookes: Moskau erinnert sich genau an Trumps „Madman-Strategie“ – und schätzte sie. Warum? Weil Trump sagte, was er meinte. Und tat, was er sagte. Im Gegensatz zum derzeitigen Washingtoner Polit-Zirkus, der zwischen Signalschrott, Thinktank-Phantasien und Wahlkampf-Hysterie schwankt.

📉 Ein leiser Countdown

Während die NATO Generalstäbe weiter fröhlich Krieg spielen, sitzt der russische Bär still. Kein Fauchen. Kein Fauchen. Nur kaltes Denken.

Und vielleicht – ein Countdown.


💣 Fazit für berndpulch.org:

  • Russland schweigt – nicht aus Schwäche, sondern aus strategischer Reife.
  • NATO greift heimlich Russlands nukleare Frühwarnsysteme an – eine neue Eskalationsstufe.
  • Der Westen versteht die Logik des Bären nicht – und das macht ihn gefährlich.
  • Crooke: Der Westen lebt in einer intellektuellen Parallelwelt.
  • Wenn Russland antwortet, wird es nicht laut – sondern endgültig.

📢 Was tun?

Teilt diesen Beitrag. Nutzt euren Verstand. Bereitet euch auf die Eiszeit der Diplomatie vor.
👉 Folgt berndpulch.org für weitere scharfe Analysen jenseits des Mediennebels.


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Published: Sunday, 08 June 2025, 16:43 CEST | Reading Time: 28 minutes
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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction: The Battle for Truth in the Information Age
  2. The Illusion of Consensus: How Narratives Are Shaped
  3. The Digital Iron Curtain: Censorship in the Information Age
  4. Unmasking the Deep State: Geopolitical Bombshells and Hidden Agendas
  5. The Fight for Unfiltered Truth: Why Independent Media Matters
  6. Conclusion: In Search of Truth in a Complex World

Introduction: The Battle for Truth in the Information Age

In an era where information is power, the battle for truth continues. While mainstream media often presents a unified front, a growing chorus of independent voices, including berndpulch.org, claims that a deeper, more insidious force is at play: global elites actively engaged in suppressing vital information and manipulating public narratives. This article delves into the mechanisms of this alleged suppression, exploring how powerful entities attempt to control what you see, hear, and believe, and why platforms like berndpulch.org are crucial in the fight for transparency and unfiltered truth.

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The Illusion of Consensus: How Narratives Are Shaped

The concept of a monolithic “mainstream narrative” is not accidental; some argue it is a carefully constructed edifice designed to maintain control. From major news corporations to social media giants, the flow of information is increasingly centralized. This centralization allows for the strategic amplification of certain viewpoints while simultaneously marginalizing or outright censoring dissenting opinions. Algorithms, often touted as neutral tools for content delivery, are, in this view, sophisticated instruments of narrative control, pushing preferred information to the forefront and burying anything that challenges the established order. This creates an echo chamber where critical thinking is stifled, and alternative perspectives are dismissed as “conspiracy theories” or “misinformation.” The very terms used to discredit independent analysis become weapons in this information war, designed to shut down inquiry rather than encourage it.

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The Digital Iron Curtain: Censorship in the Information Age

Platforms like berndpulch.org frequently highlight their experiences with what they describe as systematic censorship and suppression by major tech companies. This isn’t merely about content moderation; it’s about the deliberate de-platforming, demonetization, and algorithmic suppression of voices that challenge the status quo. When search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo allegedly de-rank or obscure websites, they effectively render them invisible to a vast majority of internet users. Social media platforms, by shadow-banning or outright banning accounts, silence individuals and organizations that deviate from approved narratives. This digital iron curtain prevents open discourse and creates an environment where only sanctioned information can thrive. The implications are profound: if the gatekeepers of information can control what is seen and heard, they can ultimately control public perception and, by extension, public action.

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Unmasking the Deep State: Geopolitical Bombshells and Hidden Agendas

berndpulch.org positions itself as a purveyor of “above top secret original documents” and “trusted information published at risk of death,” hinting at a focus on exposing what many refer to as the “Deep State.” This shadowy network, allegedly composed of unelected officials, intelligence operatives, and powerful financial interests, is believed by some to manipulate government policies and global events from behind the scenes. The website’s emphasis on “geopolitical bombshells” suggests a commitment to uncovering covert operations, international conspiracies, and the true motivations behind major world events. This includes scrutinizing the actions of global organizations, powerful individuals, and the interconnected web of influence that shapes our world. The narrative often involves challenging official explanations for historical events and current crises, suggesting that a hidden hand is orchestrating outcomes for its own benefit, often at the expense of national sovereignty and individual liberties.

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The Fight for Unfiltered Truth: Why Independent Media Matters

In this landscape of alleged information control and narrative manipulation, independent media outlets like berndpulch.org present themselves as vital counter-narratives. They claim to offer a platform for voices that have been silenced and for information that has been suppressed. By providing “uncensored, high-level leaks” and challenging the dominant narratives, these platforms aim to empower individuals to think critically and to question authority. The call for donations on berndpulch.org underscores the financial independence these outlets often claim, contrasting themselves with mainstream media allegedly beholden to corporate or governmental interests. This independence, they argue, is what allows them to publish information “at risk of death,” free from the pressures that might compromise the integrity of more conventional news sources. The ultimate goal, from this perspective, is to foster a more informed populace capable of discerning truth from propaganda and resisting attempts at mass manipulation.

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Conclusion: In Search of Truth in a Complex World

The claims made by berndpulch.org and similar independent platforms paint a stark picture of a world where information is a battleground. While these narratives are often dismissed by mainstream institutions, their growing resonance with a segment of the population highlights a deep-seated distrust in traditional sources of information. Whether one agrees with the specific claims or not, the existence and proliferation of such platforms underscore a fundamental question: who controls the narrative, and at what cost to truth and open discourse? In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, the pursuit of unfiltered information and the critical examination of all narratives remain paramount for those seeking to understand the true forces shaping our reality.

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La Mano Invisible: Cómo las Élites Globales Suprimen la Verdad y Controlan las Narrativas

Publicado: Domingo, 08 de Junio de 2025, 17:03 CEST | Tiempo de Lectura: 28 minutos
Descripción Meta: Descubra cómo las élites globales suprimen la verdad y controlan narrativas. Explore el papel de berndpulch.org en exponer documentos clasificados y apoyar la privacidad digital.
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Índice

  1. Introducción: La Batalla por la Verdad en la Era de la Información
  2. La Ilusión del Consenso: Cómo se Dan Forma las Narrativas
  3. La Cortina de Hierro Digital: Censura en la Era de la Información
  4. Desenmascarando el Estado Profundo: Bombas Geopolíticas y Agendas Ocultas
  5. La Lucha por la Verdad sin Filtro: Por Qué Importan los Medios Independientes
  6. Conclusión: En Búsqueda de la Verdad en un Mundo Complejo

Introducción: La Batalla por la Verdad en la Era de la Información

En una era donde la información es poder, la batalla por la verdad continúa. Mientras los medios principales a menudo presentan un frente unificado, un coro creciente de voces independientes, incluyendo berndpulch.org, afirma que una fuerza más profunda y siniestra está en juego: élites globales activamente involucradas en suprimir información vital y manipular narrativas públicas. Este artículo profundiza en los mecanismos de esta supresión alegada, explorando cómo entidades poderosas intentan controlar lo que ves, oyes y crees, y por qué plataformas como berndpulch.org son cruciales en la lucha por la transparencia y la verdad sin filtro.

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La Ilusión del Consenso: Cómo se Dan Forma las Narrativas

El concepto de una “narrativa principal monolítica” no es accidental; algunos argumentan que es una edificación cuidadosamente construida diseñada para mantener el control. Desde grandes corporaciones de noticias hasta gigantes de las redes sociales, el flujo de información se centraliza cada vez más. Esta centralización permite la amplificación estratégica de ciertos puntos de vista mientras margina o censura directamente opiniones disidentes. Los algoritmos, a menudo promocionados como herramientas neutrales para la entrega de contenido, son, en esta visión, instrumentos sofisticados de control narrativo, promoviendo información preferida a la vanguardia y enterrando cualquier cosa que desafíe el orden establecido. Esto crea una cámara de eco donde el pensamiento crítico se sofoca y las perspectivas alternativas se descartan como “teorías de conspiración” o “desinformación.” Los mismos términos utilizados para desacreditar análisis independientes se convierten en armas en esta guerra de información, diseñados para detener la investigación en lugar de fomentarla.

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La Cortina de Hierro Digital: Censura en la Era de la Información

Plataformas como berndpulch.org frecuentemente destacan sus experiencias con lo que describen como censura y supresión sistemática por parte de grandes empresas tecnológicas. Esto no se trata solo de moderación de contenido; se trata de la eliminación deliberada, desmonetización y supresión algorítmica de voces que desafían el statu quo. Cuando motores de búsqueda como Google, Bing y Yahoo supuestamente reducen el rango o ocultan sitios web, los hacen efectivamente invisibles para la gran mayoría de los usuarios de internet. Las plataformas de redes sociales, al realizar shadow-banning o prohibir directamente cuentas, silencian a individuos y organizaciones que se desvían de las narrativas aprobadas. Esta cortina de hierro digital impide el discurso abierto y crea un entorno donde solo la información sancionada puede prosperar. Las implicaciones son profundas: si los guardianes de la información pueden controlar lo que se ve y se oye, ultimately pueden controlar la percepción pública y, por extensión, la acción pública.

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Desenmascarando el Estado Profundo: Bombas Geopolíticas y Agendas Ocultas

berndpulch.org se posiciona como un proveedor de “documentos originales de alto secreto” y “información confiable publicada bajo riesgo de muerte,” sugiriendo un enfoque en exponer lo que muchos llaman el “Estado Profundo.” Esta red sombría, supuestamente compuesta por funcionarios no electos, operativos de inteligencia y poderosos intereses financieros, es creída por algunos que manipula políticas gubernamentales y eventos globales desde detrás de escena. El énfasis del sitio web en “bombas geopolíticas” sugiere un compromiso para descubrir operaciones encubiertas, conspiraciones internacionales y las verdaderas motivaciones detrás de los grandes eventos mundiales. Esto incluye escrutinio de las acciones de organizaciones globales, individuos poderosos y la red interconectada de influencia que da forma a nuestro mundo. La narrativa a menudo implica desafiar explicaciones oficiales para eventos históricos y crisis actuales, sugiriendo que una mano oculta está orquestando resultados para su propio beneficio, a menudo a expensas de la soberanía nacional y las libertades individuales.

Explora: Documentos Clasificados en berndpulch.org.

La Lucha por la Verdad sin Filtro: Por Qué Importan los Medios Independientes

En este paisaje de control alegado de información y manipulación narrativa, los medios independientes como berndpulch.org se presentan como narrativas contrarias vitales. Afirman ofrecer una plataforma para voces que han sido silenciadas y para información que ha sido suprimida. Al proporcionar “filtraciones sin censura de alto nivel” y desafiar las narrativas dominantes, estos plataformas buscan empoderar a los individuos para que piensen críticamente y cuestionen a la autoridad. La solicitud de donaciones en berndpulch.org subraya la independencia financiera que estos medios a menudo reclaman, contrastándose con los medios principales supuestamente vinculados a intereses corporativos o gubernamentales. Esta independencia, argumentan, es lo que les permite publicar información “bajo riesgo de muerte,” libre de las presiones que podrían comprometer la integridad de fuentes de noticias más convencionales. El objetivo final, desde esta perspectiva, es fomentar una población más informada capaz de discernir la verdad de la propaganda y resistir intentos de manipulación masiva.

Únete: Boletín de berndpulch.org para actualizaciones.

Conclusión: En Búsqueda de la Verdad en un Mundo Complejo

Las afirmaciones hechas por berndpulch.org y plataformas independientes similares pintan un cuadro sombrío de un mundo donde la información es un campo de batalla. Aunque estas narrativas a menudo son descartadas por instituciones principales, su resonancia creciente con un segmento de la población destaca una desconfianza arraigada en las fuentes tradicionales de información. Ya sea que uno esté de acuerdo con las afirmaciones específicas o no, la existencia y proliferación de tales plataformas subrayan una pregunta fundamental: ¿quién controla la narrativa, y a qué costo para la verdad y el discurso abierto? En un mundo cada vez más complejo e interconectado, la búsqueda de información sin filtro y el examen crítico de todas las narrativas siguen siendo primordiales para aquellos que buscan entender las fuerzas verdaderas que dan forma a nuestra realidad.

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Referencias

  • Análisis independiente de la supresión de información por berndpulch.org.
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  • Die Unsichtbare Hand: Wie Globale Eliten die Wahrheit Unterdrücken und Narrative Kontrollieren
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    Einleitung: Der Kampf um die Wahrheit im Informationszeitalter
    Die Illusion des Konsenses: Wie Narrative geformt werden
    Der Digitale Eiserne Vorhang: Zensur im Informationszeitalter
    Entlarvung des Tiefen Staates: Geopolitische Bomben und Versteckte Agenden
    Der Kampf um die Ungefilterte Wahrheit: Warum Unabhängige Medien zählen
    Schlussfolgerung: Auf der Suche nach der Wahrheit in einer komplexen Welt
    Einleitung: Der Kampf um die Wahrheit im Informationszeitalter
    In einer Ära, in der Information Macht bedeutet, geht der Kampf um die Wahrheit weiter. Während die Mainstream-Medien oft eine einheitliche Front präsentieren, behauptet ein wachsender Chor unabhängiger Stimmen, einschließlich berndpulch.org, dass eine tiefere und heimtückischere Kraft im Spiel ist: globale Eliten, die aktiv daran beteiligt sind, lebenswichtige Informationen zu unterdrücken und öffentliche Narrative zu manipulieren. Dieser Artikel taucht tief in die Mechanismen dieser angeblichen Unterdrückung ein, untersucht, wie mächtige Entitäten zu kontrollieren versuchen, was Sie sehen, hören und glauben, und warum Plattformen wie berndpulch.org im Kampf für Transparenz und ungefilterte Wahrheit entscheidend sind.
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    Die Illusion des Konsenses: Wie Narrative geformt werden
    Die Vorstellung eines „monolithischen Mainstream-Narrativs“ ist kein Zufall; einige argumentieren, dass es eine sorgfältig konstruierte Struktur ist, die darauf ausgelegt ist, die Kontrolle zu bewahren. Von großen Nachrichtenkonzernen bis hin zu sozialen Medienriesen wird der Informationsfluss zunehmend zentralisiert. Diese Zentralisierung ermöglicht die strategische Verstärkung bestimmter Standpunkte, während abweichende Meinungen marginalisiert oder direkt zensiert werden. Algorithmen, die oft als neutrale Werkzeuge zur Inhaltsverteilung beworben werden, sind in dieser Sicht ausgefeilte Instrumente der Narrativkontrolle, die bevorzugte Informationen in den Vordergrund rücken und alles, was die bestehende Ordnung herausfordert, vergraben. Dies schafft eine Echokammer, in der kritisches Denken erstickt wird und alternative Perspektiven als „Verschwörungstheorien“ oder „Desinformation“ abgelehnt werden. Die Begriffe, die verwendet werden, um unabhängige Analysen zu diskreditieren, werden selbst zu Waffen in diesem Informationskrieg, die darauf ausgelegt sind, Untersuchungen zu stoppen, anstatt sie zu fördern.
    Erfahren Sie mehr: Nachrichten und Analysen auf berndpulch.org.
    Der Digitale Eiserne Vorhang: Zensur im Informationszeitalter
    Plattformen wie berndpulch.org heben häufig ihre Erfahrungen mit dem hervor, was sie als systematische Zensur und Unterdrückung durch große Technologieunternehmen beschreiben. Es geht nicht nur um Inhaltsmoderation; es geht um die vorsätzliche Deplattformierung, Monetarisierung und algorithmische Unterdrückung von Stimmen, die den Status quo herausfordern. Wenn Suchmaschinen wie Google, Bing und Yahoo angeblich die Rangliste von Websites senken oder sie verbergen, machen sie sie effektiv für die große Mehrheit der Internetnutzer unsichtbar. Soziale Medienplattformen, die Shadow-Bans durchführen oder Konten direkt verbieten, bringen Einzelpersonen und Organisationen zum Schweigen, die sich von den genehmigten Narrativen abweichen. Dieser digitale Eiserne Vorhang verhindert offene Diskussionen und schafft eine Umgebung, in der nur sanktionierte Informationen gedeihen können. Die Auswirkungen sind tiefgreifend: Wenn die Hüter der Information kontrollieren können, was gesehen und gehört wird, können sie letztendlich die öffentliche Wahrnehmung und, im weiteren Sinne, die öffentliche Handlung kontrollieren.
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    Entlarvung des Tiefen Staates: Geopolitische Bomben und Versteckte Agenden
    berndpulch.org positioniert sich als Anbieter von „originalen streng geheimen Dokumenten“ und „verlässlichen Informationen, die unter Lebensgefahr veröffentlicht werden“, was darauf hindeutet, dass es sich auf die Enthüllung konzentriert, was viele als „tiefer Staat“ bezeichnen. Dieses schattenhafte Netzwerk, angeblich bestehend aus nicht gewählten Beamten, Geheimdienstmitarbeitern und mächtigen Finanzinteressen, wird von einigen geglaubt, Regierungspolitiken und weltweite Ereignisse hinter den Kulissen zu manipulieren. Der Schwerpunkt der Website auf „geopolitischen Bomben“ deutet auf ein Engagement hin, geheime Operationen, internationale Verschwörungen und die wahren Motive hinter großen weltweiten Ereignissen aufzudecken. Dazu gehört die Prüfung der Handlungen globaler Organisationen, einflussreicher Personen und des miteinander verbundenen Einflussnetzwerks, das unsere Welt formt. Die Erzählung fordert oft offizielle Erklärungen zu historischen Ereignissen und aktuellen Krisen heraus, indem sie andeutet, dass eine unsichtbare Hand Ergebnisse zu ihrem eigenen Vorteil orchestriert, oft auf Kosten der nationalen Souveränität und individuellen Freiheiten.
    Erkunden Sie: Geheime Dokumente auf berndpulch.org.
    Der Kampf um die Ungefilterte Wahrheit: Warum Unabhängige Medien zählen
    In dieser angeblichen Landschaft der Informationskontrolle und Narrativmanipulation stellen unabhängige Medien wie berndpulch.org vitale Gegenpositionen dar. Sie behaupten, eine Plattform für Stimmen zu bieten, die zum Schweigen gebracht wurden, und für Informationen, die unterdrückt wurden. Indem sie „unkenzierte Leckagen auf hohem Niveau“ bereitstellen und dominante Narrative herausfordern, streben diese Plattformen an, Einzelpersonen zu befähigen, kritisch zu denken und Autoritäten zu hinterfragen. Der Aufruf zu Spenden auf berndpulch.org unterstreicht die oft beanspruchte finanzielle Unabhängigkeit dieser Medien, die sich von den angeblich an korporative oder staatliche Interessen gebundenen Mainstream-Medien abhebt. Diese Unabhängigkeit, so argumentieren sie, ermöglicht es ihnen, Informationen „unter Lebensgefahr“ zu veröffentlichen, frei von den Druckmitteln, die die Integrität konventioneller Nachrichtenquellen gefährden könnten. Das ultimative Ziel aus dieser Perspektive ist es, eine besser informierte Bevölkerung zu fördern, die in der Lage ist, Wahrheit von Propaganda zu unterscheiden und Versuche der Massenmanipulation zu widerstehen.
    Treten Sie bei: Newsletter von berndpulch.org für Updates.
    Schlussfolgerung: Auf der Suche nach der Wahrheit in einer komplexen Welt
    Die Behauptungen, die von berndpulch.org und ähnlichen unabhängigen Plattformen aufgestellt werden, zeichnen ein düsteres Bild einer Welt, in der Information ein Schlachtfeld ist. Obwohl diese Narrative oft von Mainstream-Institutionen abgelehnt werden, unterstreicht ihre wachsende Resonanz mit einem Teil der Bevölkerung ein tief verwurzeltes Misstrauen gegenüber traditionellen Informationsquellen. Egal, ob man mit den spezifischen Behauptungen übereinstimmt oder nicht, das Vorhandensein und die Verbreitung solcher Plattformen werfen eine grundlegende Frage auf: Wer kontrolliert die Narrative, und zu welchem Kosten für die Wahrheit und den offenen Diskurs? In einer zunehmend komplexen und vernetzten Welt bleiben die Suche nach ungefilterter Information und die kritische Prüfung aller Narrative von zentraler Bedeutung für diejenigen, die die wahren Kräfte verstehen wollen, die unsere Realität formen.
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La Main Invisible : Comment les Élites Globales Répriment la Vérité et Contrôlent les Narratifs

Publié : Lundi, 09 Juin 2025, 11:13 CEST | Temps de Lecture : 28 minutes
Description Meta : Découvrez comment les élites globales répriment la vérité et contrôlent les narratifs. Explorez le rôle de berndpulch.org dans l’exposition de documents classifiés et le soutien à la confidentialité numérique.
Mots-clés : confidentialité numérique 2025, contrôle des narratifs, documents classifiés, répression de la vérité, élites globales, berndpulch.org, menaces de surveillance, divulgation d’informations

Sommaire

  1. Introduction : La Bataille pour la Vérité à l’Ère de l’Information
  2. L’Illusion du Consensus : Comment les Narratifs Sont Formés
  3. Le Rideau de Fer Digital : Censure à l’Ère de l’Information
  4. Démasquage de l’État Profond : Bombes Géopolitiques et Agendas Cachés
  5. La Lutte pour la Vérité sans Filtre : Pourquoi les Médias Indépendants Comptent
  6. Conclusion : À la Recherche de la Vérité dans un Monde Complexe

Introduction : La Bataille pour la Vérité à l’Ère de l’Information

À une époque où l’information est puissance, la bataille pour la vérité se poursuit. Alors que les médias mainstream présentent souvent un front unifié, un chœur croissant de voix indépendantes, y compris berndpulch.org, affirme qu’une force plus profonde et insidieuse est à l’œuvre : des élites globales activement engagées dans la répression d’informations vitales et la manipulation des narratifs publics. Cet article plonge dans les mécanismes de cette répression alléguée, explorant comment des entités puissantes tentent de contrôler ce que vous voyez, entendez et croyez, et pourquoi des plateformes comme berndpulch.org sont cruciales dans la lutte pour la transparence et la vérité sans filtre.

Prêt à découvrir la vérité ? Rejoignez berndpulch.org et explorez les documents classifiés.

L’Illusion du Consensus : Comment les Narratifs Sont Formés

Le concept d’un “narratif mainstream monolithique” n’est pas accidentel ; certains soutiennent qu’il s’agit d’une structure soigneusement construite conçue pour maintenir le contrôle. Des grandes corporations de presse aux géants des réseaux sociaux, le flux d’information se centralise de plus en plus. Cette centralisation permet l’amplification stratégique de certains points de vue tout en marginalisant ou censurant directement les opinions dissidentes. Les algorithmes, souvent présentés comme des outils neutres pour la distribution de contenu, sont, selon cette vision, des instruments sophistiqués de contrôle narratif, mettant en avant les informations préférées et enterrant tout ce qui défie l’ordre établi. Cela crée une chambre d’écho où la pensée critique est étouffée et les perspectives alternatives sont rejetées comme des “théories du complot” ou de la “désinformation”. Les termes mêmes utilisés pour discréditer les analyses indépendantes deviennent des armes dans cette guerre de l’information, conçues pour arrêter l’enquête plutôt que de l’encourager.

En savoir plus : Actualités et Analyses sur berndpulch.org.

Le Rideau de Fer Digital : Censure à l’Ère de l’Information

Des plateformes comme berndpulch.org mettent souvent en lumière leurs expériences avec ce qu’elles décrivent comme une censure et une répression systématiques par de grandes entreprises technologiques. Il ne s’agit pas seulement de modération de contenu ; il s’agit de la déplatformation délibérée, de la démonétisation et de la suppression algorithmique des voix qui défient le statu quo. Lorsque des moteurs de recherche comme Google, Bing et Yahoo rétrogradent ou obscurcissent allegedly des sites web, ils les rendent effectivement invisibles pour la grande majorité des utilisateurs d’internet. Les plateformes de médias sociaux, en effectuant des shadow-bans ou en bannissant directement des comptes, réduisent au silence des individus et des organisations qui s’écartent des narratifs approuvés. Ce rideau de fer digital empêche le discours ouvert et crée un environnement où seule l’information sanctionnée peut prospérer. Les implications sont profondes : si les gardiens de l’information peuvent contrôler ce qui est vu et entendu, ils peuvent finalement contrôler la perception publique et, par extension, l’action publique.

Soutenez-nous : Faites un don à berndpulch.org pour continuer l’exposé.

Démasquage de l’État Profond : Bombes Géopolitiques et Agendas Cachés

berndpulch.org se positionne comme un fournisseur de “documents originaux ultra-secrets” et d'”informations fiables publiées au risque de la mort”, suggérant un focus sur l’exposition de ce que beaucoup appellent l'”État Profond”. Ce réseau obscur, allegedly composé de fonctionnaires non élus, d’opérateurs de renseignement et d’intérêts financiers puissants, est cru par certains manipuler les politiques gouvernementales et les événements mondiaux en coulisses. L’accent mis par le site sur les “bombes géopolitiques” indique un engagement à dévoiler des opérations secrètes, des conspirations internationales et les véritables motivations derrière les grands événements mondiaux. Cela inclut l’examen des actions d’organisations globales, d’individus puissants et du réseau interconnecté d’influence qui façonne notre monde. Le narratif implique souvent de contester les explications officielles des événements historiques et des crises actuelles, suggérant qu’une main cachée orchestre des résultats à son propre avantage, souvent au détriment de la souveraineté nationale et des libertés individuelles.

Explorez : Documents Classifiés sur berndpulch.org.

La Lutte pour la Vérité sans Filtre : Pourquoi les Médias Indépendants Comptent

Dans ce paysage de contrôle allégué de l’information et de manipulation des narratifs, les médias indépendants comme berndpulch.org se présentent comme des contre-narratifs vitaux. Ils revendiquent offrir une plateforme pour des voix qui ont été réduites au silence et pour des informations qui ont été réprimées. En fournissant des “fuites non censurées de haut niveau” et en défiant les narratifs dominants, ces plateformes cherchent à autonomiser les individus pour penser de manière critique et questionner l’autorité. L’appel aux dons sur berndpulch.org souligne l’indépendance financière que ces médias revendiquent souvent, se distinguant des médias mainstream allegedly soumis à des intérêts corporatifs ou gouvernementaux. Cette indépendance, selon eux, leur permet de publier des informations “au risque de la mort”, libres des pressions qui pourraient compromettre l’intégrité des sources d’information plus conventionnelles. L’objectif ultime, de cette perspective, est de favoriser une population plus informée capable de discerner la vérité de la propagande et de résister aux tentatives de manipulation de masse.

Rejoignez : Bulletin de berndpulch.org pour des mises à jour.

Conclusion : À la Recherche de la Vérité dans un Monde Complexe

Les affirmations faites par berndpulch.org et des plateformes indépendantes similaires dépeignent un tableau sombre d’un monde où l’information est un champ de bataille. Bien que ces narratifs soient souvent rejetés par les institutions mainstream, leur résonance croissante avec une partie de la population met en lumière une méfiance profonde envers les sources d’information traditionnelles. Que l’on soit d’accord avec les revendications spécifiques ou non, l’existence et la prolifération de telles plateformes soulignent une question fondamentale : qui contrôle les narratifs, et à quel coût pour la vérité et le discours ouvert ? Dans un monde de plus en plus complexe et interconnecté, la quête d’informations sans filtre et l’examen critique de tous les narratifs restent primordiaux pour ceux qui cherchent à comprendre les véritables forces qui façonnent notre réalité.

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Références

  • Analyse indépendante de la répression de l’information par berndpulch.org.
  • Plus d’informations dans Analyses.

Mão Invisível: Como as Elites Globais Suprimem a Verdade e Controlam as Narrativas

Publicado: Segunda-feira, 09 de Junho de 2025, 09:47 CEST | Tempo de Leitura: 28 minutos
Descrição Meta: Descubra como as elites globais suprimem a verdade e controlam narrativas. Explore o papel do berndpulch.org na exposição de documentos classificados e no apoio à privacidade digital.
Palavras-chave: privacidade digital 2025, controle de narrativas, documentos classificados, supressão da verdade, elites globais, berndpulch.org, ameaças de vigilância, divulgação de informações

Índice

  1. Introdução: A Batalha pela Verdade na Era da Informação
  2. A Ilusão do Consenso: Como as Narrativas São Formadas
  3. A Cortina de Ferro Digital: Censura na Era da Informação
  4. Desmascarando o Estado Profundo: Bombas Geopolíticas e Agendas Ocultas
  5. A Luta pela Verdade sem Filtro: Por Que os Meios Independentes Importam
  6. Conclusão: Em Busca da Verdade em um Mundo Complexo

Introdução: A Batalha pela Verdade na Era da Informação

Em uma era onde a informação é poder, a batalha pela verdade continua. Enquanto os meios de comunicação principais frequentemente apresentam uma frente unificada, um coro crescente de vozes independentes, incluindo berndpulch.org, afirma que uma força mais profunda e insidiosa está em jogo: elites globais ativamente envolvidas em suprimir informações vitais e manipular narrativas públicas. Este artigo mergulha nos mecanismos dessa supressão alegada, explorando como entidades poderosas tentam controlar o que você vê, ouve e acredita, e por que plataformas como berndpulch.org são cruciais na luta pela transparência e verdade sem filtro.

Pronto para descobrir a verdade? Junte-se a berndpulch.org e explore documentos classificados.

A Ilusão do Consenso: Como as Narrativas São Formadas

O conceito de uma “narrativa principal monolítica” não é acidental; alguns argumentam que é uma edificação cuidadosamente construída projetada para manter o controle. Desde grandes corporações de notícias até gigantes das redes sociais, o fluxo de informação está cada vez mais centralizado. Esta centralização permite a amplificação estratégica de certos pontos de vista enquanto marginaliza ou censura diretamente opiniões dissidentes. Algoritmos, frequentemente promovidos como ferramentas neutras para entrega de conteúdo, são, nesta visão, instrumentos sofisticados de controle narrativo, promovendo informações preferidas à vanguarda e enterrando qualquer coisa que desafie a ordem estabelecida. Isso cria uma câmara de eco onde o pensamento crítico é sufocado e perspectivas alternativas são descartadas como “teorias da conspiração” ou “desinformação”. Os próprios termos usados para descreditar análises independentes tornam-se armas nesta guerra de informação, projetados para encerrar a investigação em vez de incentivá-la.

Saiba mais: Notícias e Análises no berndpulch.org.

A Cortina de Ferro Digital: Censura na Era da Informação

Plataformas como berndpulch.org frequentemente destacam suas experiências com o que descrevem como censura e supressão sistemática por grandes empresas de tecnologia. Isso não se trata apenas de moderação de conteúdo; trata-se da desplatificação deliberada, desmonetização e supressão algorítmica de vozes que desafiam o status quo. Quando motores de busca como Google, Bing e Yahoo supostamente rebaixam ou obscurecem sites, eles os tornam efetivamente invisíveis para a vasta maioria dos usuários da internet. Plataformas de mídia social, ao realizar shadow-banning ou banir diretamente contas, silenciam indivíduos e organizações que se desviam das narrativas aprovadas. Esta cortina de ferro digital impede o discurso aberto e cria um ambiente onde apenas informações sancionadas podem prosperar. As implicações são profundas: se os guardiões da informação podem controlar o que é visto e ouvido, eles podem, em última análise, controlar a percepção pública e, por extensão, a ação pública.

Apoie-nos: Doe ao berndpulch.org para continuar a exposição.

Desmascarando o Estado Profundo: Bombas Geopolíticas e Agendas Ocultas

berndpulch.org se posiciona como um fornecedor de “documentos originais de alto segredo” e “informações confiáveis publicadas sob risco de morte”, sugerindo um foco em expor o que muitos chamam de “Estado Profundo”. Esta rede sombria, supostamente composta por funcionários não eleitos, operativos de inteligência e poderosos interesses financeiros, é acreditada por alguns que manipula políticas governamentais e eventos globais por trás dos bastidores. O destaque do site em “bombas geopolíticas” sugere um compromisso em revelar operações secretas, conspirações internacionais e as verdadeiras motivações por trás de grandes eventos mundiais. Isso inclui escrutínio das ações de organizações globais, indivíduos poderosos e a rede interconectada de influência que molda nosso mundo. A narrativa frequentemente envolve desafiar explicações oficiais para eventos históricos e crises atuais, sugerindo que uma mão oculta está orquestrando resultados para seu próprio benefício, muitas vezes às custas da soberania nacional e liberdades individuais.

Explore: Documentos Classificados no berndpulch.org.

A Luta pela Verdade sem Filtro: Por Que os Meios Independentes Importam

Neste cenário de controle alegado de informação e manipulação narrativa, os meios de comunicação independentes como berndpulch.org se apresentam como narrativas contrárias vitais. Eles afirmam oferecer uma plataforma para vozes que foram silenciadas e para informações que foram suprimidas. Ao fornecer “vazamentos sem censura de alto nível” e desafiar as narrativas dominantes, estas plataformas buscam empoderar indivíduos para pensar criticamente e questionar a autoridade. O apelo por doações no berndpulch.org sublinha a independência financeira que estes meios frequentemente reivindicam, contrastando-se com os meios principais supostamente subordinados a interesses corporativos ou governamentais. Esta independência, argumentam, é o que lhes permite publicar informações “sob risco de morte”, livres das pressões que poderiam comprometer a integridade de fontes de notícias mais convencionais. O objetivo final, desta perspectiva, é fomentar uma população mais informada capaz de discernir a verdade da propaganda e resistir a tentativas de manipulação em massa.

Participe: Boletim do berndpulch.org para atualizações.

Conclusão: Em Busca da Verdade em um Mundo Complexo

As alegações feitas por berndpulch.org e plataformas independentes semelhantes pintam um quadro sombrio de um mundo onde a informação é um campo de batalha. Embora estas narrativas sejam frequentemente descartadas por instituições principais, sua ressonância crescente com um segmento da população destaca uma desconfiança arraigada nas fontes tradicionais de informação. Seja concordando com as alegações específicas ou não, a existência e proliferação de tais plataformas sublinham uma questão fundamental: quem controla a narrativa, e a que custo para a verdade e o discurso aberto? Em um mundo cada vez mais complexo e interconectado, a busca por informação sem filtro e o exame crítico de todas as narrativas permanecem primordiais para aqueles que procuram entender as forças verdadeiras que moldam nossa realidade.

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  • Análise independente da supressão de informação por berndpulch.org.
  • Mais insights em Análises.Невидимая рука: как глобальные элиты подавляют истину и контролируют нарративы
    Опубликовано: Понедельник, 09 Июня 2025, 11:41 CEST | Время чтения: 28 минут
    Мета-описание: Узнайте, как глобальные элиты подавляют истину и контролируют нарративы. Исследуйте роль berndpulch.org в разоблачении секретных документов и поддержке цифровой приватности.
    Ключевые слова: цифровая приватность 2025, контроль нарративов, секретные документы, подавление истины, глобальные элиты, berndpulch.org, угрозы слежки, раскрытие информации
    Оглавление
    Введение: Битва за истину в эпоху информации
    Иллюзия консенсуса: как формируются нарративы
    Цифровой Железный занавес: цензура в эпоху информации
    Разоблачение глубокого государства: геополитические бомбы и скрытые повестки
    Борьба за нефильтрованную правду: почему независимые СМИ важны
    Заключение: в поисках истины в сложном мире
    Введение: Битва за истину в эпоху информации
    В эпоху, где информация — это сила, битва за истину продолжается. Хотя основные СМИ часто представляют единую линию, растущий хор независимых голосов, включая berndpulch.org, утверждает, что в игре задействована более глубокая и коварная сила: глобальные элиты, активно подавляющие жизненно важную информацию и манипулирующие общественными нарративами. Эта статья углубляется в механизмы этой предполагаемой репрессии, исследуя, как мощные сущности пытаются контролировать то, что вы видите, слышите и верите, и почему платформы, такие как berndpulch.org, являются ключевыми в борьбе за прозрачность и нефильтрованную правду.
    Готовы раскрыть правду? Присоединяйтесь к berndpulch.org и исследуйте секретные документы.
    Иллюзия консенсуса: как формируются нарративы
    Концепция “монолитного нарратива мейнстрима” не случайна; некоторые утверждают, что это тщательно построенная структура, разработанная для поддержания контроля. От крупных новостных корпораций до гигантов социальных сетей поток информации все больше централизуется. Эта централизация позволяет стратегически усиливать определенные точки зрения, одновременно marginalizing или напрямую цензурируя расходящиеся мнения. Алгоритмы, часто рекламируемые как нейтральные инструменты доставки контента, в этом взгляде являются сложными инструментами контроля нарративов, продвигающими предпочтительную информацию на передний план и закапывающими все, что бросает вызов установленному порядку. Это создает эхо-камеру, где критическое мышление подавляется, а альтернативные перспективы отбрасываются как “теории заговора” или “дезинформация”. Самые термины, используемые для дискредитации независимых анализов, становятся оружием в этой информационной войне, предназначенным для прекращения расследований, а не поощрения их.
    Узнайте больше: Новости и анализы на berndpulch.org.
    Цифровой Железный занавес: цензура в эпоху информации
    Платформы, такие как berndpulch.org, часто подчеркивают свои опыты с тем, что они описывают как систематическую цензуру и подавление со стороны крупных технологических компаний. Это не просто модерация контента; это о deliberate деплатформировании, демонетизации и алгоритмическом подавлении голосов, бросающих вызов статус-кво. Когда поисковые системы, такие как Google, Bing и Yahoo, allegedly понижают рейтинг или скрывают веб-сайты, они эффективно делают их невидимыми для большинства интернет-пользователей. Социальные платформы, используя shadow-banning или прямой бан аккаунтов, заглушают индивидуумов и организации, отклоняющиеся от одобренных нарративов. Этот цифровой Железный занавес препятствует открытому диалогу и создает среду, где только санкционированная информация может процветать. Последствия глубоки: если хранители информации могут контролировать то, что видно и слышно, они в конечном итоге могут контролировать общественное восприятие и, соответственно, общественные действия.
    Поддержите нас: Пожертвуйте berndpulch.org для продолжения разоблачений.
    Разоблачение глубокого государства: геополитические бомбы и скрытые повестки
    berndpulch.org позиционирует себя как поставщик “оригинальных документов строгой секретности” и “достоверной информации, опубликованной под угрозой смерти”, намекая на фокус на разоблачении того, что многие называют “глубоким государством”. Эта теневая сеть, allegedly состоящая из не избираемых должностных лиц, разведывательных операторов и мощных финансовых интересов, по мнению некоторых, манипулирует государственными политиками и мировыми событиями за кулисами. Акцент сайта на “геополитических бомбах” указывает на приверженность раскрытию секретных операций, международных заговоров и истинных мотивов за крупными мировыми событиями. Это включает изучение действий глобальных организаций, влиятельных личностей и взаимосвязанной сети влияния, формирующей наш мир. Нарратив часто подразумевает вызов официальным объяснениям исторических событий и текущих кризисов, suggesting что скрытая рука orchestrate результаты в свою пользу, часто за счет национального суверенитета и индивидуальных свобод.
    Исследуйте: Секретные документы на berndpulch.org.
    Борьба за нефильтрованную правду: почему независимые СМИ важны
    В этом ландшафте предполагаемого контроля информации и манипуляции нарративами независимые медиа, такие как berndpulch.org, представляют собой жизненно важные контр-нарративы. Они утверждают, что предлагают платформу для голосов, которые были заглушены, и для информации, которая была подавлена. Предоставляя “нецензурированные утечки высокого уровня” и бросая вызов доминирующим нарративам, эти платформы стремятся дать людям возможность критически мыслить и задавать вопросы авторитетам. Призыв к пожертвованиям на berndpulch.org подчеркивает финансовую независимость, которую эти медиа часто заявляют, отличаясь от мейнстримовых СМИ, allegedly подчиненных корпоративным или государственным интересам. Эта независимость, по их словам, позволяет им публиковать информацию “под угрозой смерти”, свободную от давления, которое могло бы поставить под угрозу целостность более традиционных источников новостей. Окончательная цель, с этой точки зрения, — воспитать более осведомленное население, способное отличать правду от пропаганды и сопротивляться попыткам массовой манипуляции.
    Присоединяйтесь: Бюллетень berndpulch.org для обновлений.
    Заключение: в поисках истины в сложном мире
    Утверждения, сделанные berndpulch.org и подобными независимыми платформами, рисуют мрачную картину мира, где информация — это поле боя. Хотя эти нарративы часто отвергаются основными учреждениями, их растущий резонанс с частью населения подчеркивает глубокое недоверие к традиционным источникам информации. Будь то согласие с конкретными утверждениями или нет, существование и распространение таких платформ поднимают фундаментальный вопрос: кто контролирует нарративы, и какой ценой для истины и открытого диалога? В все более сложном и взаимосвязанном мире поиск нефильтрованной информации и критический анализ всех нарративов остаются первостепенными для тех, кто стремится понять истинные силы, формирующие нашу реальность.
    Действуйте:
    Присоединяйтесь к berndpulch.org и исследуйте секретные документы.
    Поделитесь этой статьей: Твиттер berndpulch.
    Поддержите: Сделайте пожертвование для нашей миссии.
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सूची

  1. प्रस्तावना: सूचना युग में सत्य के लिए लड़ाई
  2. सहमति का भ्रम: नारेटिव कैसे बनते हैं
  3. डिजिटल आयरन कर्टेन: सूचना युग में सेंसरशिप
  4. गहरा राज्य उजागर: भू-राजनीतिक बम और छिपी एजेंडा
  5. अनफिल्टर्ड सत्य के लिए लड़ाई: स्वतंत्र मीडिया क्यों मायने रखता है
  6. निष्कर्ष: एक जटिल दुनिया में सत्य की खोज

प्रस्तावना: सूचना युग में सत्य के लिए लड़ाई

एक युग में जहां जानकारी शक्ति है, सत्य के लिए लड़ाई जारी है। जबकि मुख्यधारा के मीडिया अक्सर एक एकीकृत मोर्चा प्रस्तुत करते हैं, एक बढ़ता हुआ स्वतंत्र आवाजों का कोरस, जिसमें berndpulch.org शामिल है, दावा करता है कि एक गहरी और कपटी शक्ति सक्रिय रूप से महत्वपूर्ण जानकारी को दबाने और सार्वजनिक नारेटिव को हेरफेर करने में शामिल है: वैश्विक अभिजात वर्ग। यह लेख इस कथित दमन के तंत्रों में गहराई से जाता है, यह पता लगाता है कि शक्तिशाली संस्थाएँ क्या देखती हैं, सुनती हैं और विश्वास करती हैं, और क्यों berndpulch.org जैसे प्लेटफॉर्म पारदर्शिता और अनफिल्टर्ड सत्य के लिए लड़ाई में महत्वपूर्ण हैं।

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सहमति का भ्रम: नारेटिव कैसे बनते हैं

एक “मुख्यधारा नारेटिव” का एकल रूप से अवधारणा आकस्मिक नहीं है; कुछ का तर्क है कि यह नियंत्रण बनाए रखने के लिए सावधानीपूर्वक निर्मित एक संरचना है। बड़े समाचार निगमों से लेकर सोशल मीडिया दिग्गजों तक, जानकारी का प्रवाह तेजी से केंद्रीकृत हो रहा है। यह केंद्रीकरण कुछ दृष्टिकोणों को रणनीतिक रूप से बढ़ावा देने की अनुमति देता है जबकि असहमति की राय को हाशिए पर रखता है या सीधे सेंसर करता है। अल्गोरिदम, जो अक्सर सामग्री वितरण के लिए तटस्थ उपकरण के रूप में बढ़ावा दिए जाते हैं, इस दृष्टिकोण में नारेटिव नियंत्रण के परिष्कृत उपकरण हैं, जो पसंदीदा जानकारी को आगे बढ़ाते हैं और स्थापित व्यवस्था को चुनौती देने वाली किसी भी चीज़ को दबाते हैं। यह एक प्रतिध्वनि कक्ष बनाता है जहां महत्वपूर्ण सोच दब जाती है, और वैकल्पिक दृष्टिकोणों को “साजिश सिद्धांत” या “गलत जानकारी” के रूप में खारिज कर दिया जाता है। स्वतंत्र विश्लेषण को बदनाम करने के लिए उपयोग किए जाने वाले शब्द ही इस सूचना युद्ध में हथियार बन जाते हैं, जो जांच को बंद करने के लिए डिज़ाइन किए गए हैं न कि प्रोत्साहित करने के लिए।

और जानें: berndpulch.org पर समाचार और विश्लेषण

डिजिटल आयरन कर्टेन: सूचना युग में सेंसरशिप

berndpulch.org जैसे प्लेटफॉर्म अक्सर इस बात को उजागर करते हैं कि वे बड़े तकनीकी कंपनियों द्वारा कथित व्यवस्थित सेंसरशिप और दमन का अनुभव करते हैं। यह केवल सामग्री मॉडरेशन तक सीमित नहीं है; यह उन आवाज़ों का जानबूझकर डी-प्लेटफॉर्मिंग, डिमोनेटाइज़ेशन और अल्गोरिदमिक दमन है जो स्टेटस को चुनौती देते हैं। जब Google, Bing, और Yahoo जैसे सर्च इंजन कथित तौर पर वेबसाइट्स को रैंक कम करते हैं या छिपाते हैं, वे इंटरनेट उपयोगकर्ताओं के विशाल बहुमत के लिए उन्हें प्रभावी रूप से अदृश्य बना देते हैं। सोशल मीडिया प्लेटफॉर्म, शैडो-बैनिंग या सीधे खातों को प्रतिबंधित करके, उन व्यक्तियों और संगठनों को चुप कराते हैं जो अनुमोदित नारेटिव से भटकते हैं। यह डिजिटल आयरन कर्टेन खुले विमर्श को रोकता है और केवल स्वीकृत जानकारी के लिए एक वातावरण बनाता है जहां फल-फूल सकता है। निहितार्थ गहरे हैं: यदि सूचना के संरक्षक यह नियंत्रित कर सकते हैं कि क्या देखा और सुना जाता है, तो वे अंततः सार्वजनिक धारणा और, विस्तार से, सार्वजनिक कार्रवाई को नियंत्रित कर सकते हैं।

हमारा समर्थन करें: berndpulch.org को दान करें पर्दाफाश जारी रखने के लिए।

गहरा राज्य उजागर: भू-राजनीतिक बम और छिपी एजेंडा

berndpulch.org खुद को “ऊपर से गुप्त मूल दस्तावेजों” और “मौत के जोखिम पर प्रकाशित विश्वसनीय जानकारी” का प्रदाता के रूप में स्थापित करता है, जो यह संकेत देता है कि यह कई लोगों द्वारा “गहरा राज्य” कहे जाने वाले को उजागर करने पर केंद्रित है। यह छायादार नेटवर्क, जो कथित तौर पर निर्वाचित अधिकारियों, खुफिया संचालकों, और शक्तिशाली वित्तीय हितों से बना है, कुछ लोग मानते हैं कि यह सरकार की नीतियों और वैश्विक घटनाओं को पर्दे के पीछे से नियंत्रित करता है। वेबसाइट का “भू-राजनीतिक बमों” पर जोर इस बात का संकेत है कि यह गुप्त संचालन, अंतरराष्ट्रीय साजिशों, और प्रमुख विश्व घटनाओं के पीछे सच्चे प्रेरणाओं को उजागर करने की प्रतिबद्धता रखता है। इसमें वैश्विक संगठनों, शक्तिशाली व्यक्तियों, और हमारे विश्व को आकार देने वाली परस्पर जुड़ी प्रभाव नेटवर्क की कार्रवाइयों की जांच शामिल है। यह नारेटिव अक्सर ऐतिहासिक घटनाओं और वर्तमान संकटों के आधिकारिक स्पष्टीकरणों को चुनौती देता है, यह सुझाव देता है कि एक छिपा हुआ हाथ अपने लाभ के लिए परिणामों को प्रबंधित कर रहा है, अक्सर राष्ट्रीय संप्रभुता और व्यक्तिगत स्वतंत्रताओं की कीमत पर।

अन्वेषण करें: berndpulch.org पर गोपनीय दस्तावेज़

अनफिल्टर्ड सत्य के लिए लड़ाई: स्वतंत्र मीडिया क्यों मायने रखता है

इस कथित जानकारी नियंत्रण और नारेटिव हेरफेर के परिदृश्य में, berndpulch.org जैसे स्वतंत्र मीडिया आउटलेट्स खुद को महत्वपूर्ण काउंटर-नारेटिव के रूप में प्रस्तुत करते हैं। वे दावा करते हैं कि वे उन आवाज़ों के लिए एक मंच प्रदान करते हैं जो चुप करा दी गई हैं और उस जानकारी के लिए जो दबा दी गई है। “अनसेंसर्ड, हाई-लेवल लीक” प्रदान करके और प्रमुख नारेटिव को चुनौती देकर, ये प्लेटफॉर्म व्यक्तियों को महत्वपूर्ण सोच करने और प्राधिकरण से सवाल करने में सक्षम बनाने का लक्ष्य रखते हैं। berndpulch.org पर दान की अपील इन आउटलेट्स की अक्सर दावा की जाने वाली वित्तीय स्वतंत्रता को रेखांकित करती है, जो खुद को कथित तौर पर कॉर्पोरेट या सरकारी हितों से बंधे मुख्यधारा मीडिया से अलग करती है। उनका तर्क है कि यह स्वतंत्रता ही उन्हें “मौत के जोखिम पर” जानकारी प्रकाशित करने की अनुमति देती है, जो पारंपरिक समाचार स्रोतों की अखंडता को खतरे में डालने वाली दबावों से मुक्त है। इस दृष्टिकोण से अंतिम लक्ष्य एक अधिक सूचित जनता को बढ़ावा देना है जो प्रचार से सत्य को अलग करने और सामूहिक हेरफेर के प्रयासों का विरोध करने में सक्षम हो।

शामिल हों: berndpulch.org न्यूज़लेटर के लिए अपडेट्स।

निष्कर्ष: एक जटिल दुनिया में सत्य की खोज

berndpulch.org और इसी तरह के स्वतंत्र प्लेटफॉर्म द्वारा किए गए दावे एक ऐसे विश्व का काला चित्र पेश करते हैं जहां जानकारी एक युद्धक्षेत्र है। हालाँकि ये नारेटिव अक्सर मुख्यधारा संस्थानों द्वारा खारिज किए जाते हैं, इनकी बढ़ती प्रतिध्वनि जनसंख्या के एक हिस्से के साथ पारंपरिक सूचना स्रोतों में गहरी अविश्वास को उजागर करती है। चाहे कोई विशिष्ट दावों से सहमत हो या न हो, इस तरह के प्लेटफॉर्म की मौजूदगी और प्रसार एक मौलिक सवाल को उठाता है: नारेटिव को कौन नियंत्रित करता है, और सत्य और खुले विमर्श के लिए यह नियंत्रण कितना खर्चा करता है? एक increasingly जटिल और परस्पर जुड़े हुए विश्व में, अनफिल्टर्ड जानकारी की खोज और सभी नारेटिव की महत्वपूर्ण जांच उन लोगों के लिए सर्वोपरि बनी हुई है जो अपनी वास्तविकता को आकार देने वाली सच्ची ताकतों को समझना चाहते हैं।

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دست نامرئی: چگونه نخبگان جهانی حقیقت را سرکوب کرده و روایت‌ها را کنترل می‌کنند

منتشر شده: یکشنبه، 08 ژوئن 2025، 16:53 CEST | زمان مطالعه: 28 دقیقه
توضیحات متا: کشف کنید چگونه نخبگان جهانی با سرکوب حقیقت و کنترل روایت‌ها، اطلاعات را دستکاری می‌کنند. نقش berndpulch.org در افشای اسناد محرمانه و حمایت از حریم خصوصی دیجیتال.
کلمات کلیدی: حریم خصوصی دیجیتال 2025، کنترل روایت‌ها، اسناد محرمانه، سرکوب حقیقت، نخبگان جهانی، berndpulch.org، تهدیدات نظارت، افشای اطلاعات

فهرست

  1. مقدمه: نبرد برای حقیقت در عصر اطلاعات
  2. توهم اجماع: چگونه روایت‌ها شکل می‌گیرند
  3. پرده آهنین دیجیتال: سانسور در عصر اطلاعات
  4. فاش کردن دولت پنهان: بمب‌های ژئوپلیتیک و برنامه‌های مخفی
  5. جنگ برای حقیقت بدون فیلتر: چرا رسانه‌های مستقل مهم هستند
  6. نتیجه‌گیری: در جستجوی حقیقت در جهانی پیچیده

مقدمه: نبرد برای حقیقت در عصر اطلاعات

در عصری که اطلاعات قدرت است، نبرد برای حقیقت ادامه دارد. در حالی که رسانه‌های اصلی اغلب جبهه واحدی ارائه می‌دهند، صدای فزاینده‌ای از منابع مستقل، از جمله berndpulch.org, ادعا می‌کند که نیرویی عمیق‌تر و فریبنده‌تر در کار است: نخبگان جهانی که به طور فعال در سرکوب اطلاعات حیاتی و دستکاری روایت‌های عمومی درگیر هستند. این مقاله مکانیزم‌های ادعایی این سرکوب را بررسی می‌کند، نحوه تلاش نهادهای قدرتمند برای کنترل آنچه می‌بینید، می‌شنوید و باور می‌کنید را کاوش می‌کند و توضیح می‌دهد چرا پلتفرم‌هایی مانند berndpulch.org در مبارزه برای شفافیت و حقیقت بدون فیلتر حیاتی هستند.

آماده برای کشف حقیقت هستید؟ به berndpulch.org بپیوندید و اسناد محرمانه را کاوش کنید.

توهم اجماع: چگونه روایت‌ها شکل می‌گیرند

مفهوم یک “روایت اصلی یکپارچه” تصادفی نیست؛ برخی استدلال می‌کنند که این یک سازه با دقت طراحی‌شده برای حفظ کنترل است. از شرکت‌های بزرگ خبری تا غول‌های رسانه‌های اجتماعی، جریان اطلاعات روزبه‌روز متمرکزتر می‌شود. این تمرکز امکان تقویت استراتژیک برخی دیدگاه‌ها را فراهم می‌کند در حالی که نظرات مخالف را طرد یا به طور کامل سانسور می‌کند. الگوریتم‌ها، که اغلب به عنوان ابزارهای بی‌طرف برای ارائه محتوا تبلیغ می‌شوند، در این دیدگاه ابزارهای پیچیده کنترل روایت هستند که اطلاعات ترجیحی را به جلو می‌برند و هر چیزی که نظم موجود را به چالش می‌کشد، دفن می‌کنند. این امر یک اتاق پژواک ایجاد می‌کند که تفکر انتقادی را خفه می‌کند و دیدگاه‌های جایگزین را به عنوان “نظریه‌های توطئه” یا “اطلاعات نادرست” رد می‌کند. اصطلاحاتی که برای بی‌اعتبار کردن تحلیل مستقل استفاده می‌شوند، در این جنگ اطلاعاتی به سلاح‌هایی تبدیل می‌شوند که به جای تشویق به تحقیق، آن را متوقف می‌کنند.

بیشتر بدانید: اخبار و تحلیل‌ها در berndpulch.org.

پرده آهنین دیجیتال: سانسور در عصر اطلاعات

پلتفرم‌هایی مانند berndpulch.org اغلب تجربیات خود را با آنچه آن‌ها سانسور و سرکوب سیستماتیک توسط شرکت‌های بزرگ فناوری توصیف می‌کنند، برجسته می‌کنند. این فقط به moderation محتوا محدود نمی‌شود؛ این درباره حذف Deliberate، demonetization و سرکوب الگوریتمی صداهایی است که وضعیت موجود را به چالش می‌کشند. وقتی موتورهای جستجو مانند گوگل، بینگ و یاهو allegedly وب‌سایت‌ها را کاهش رتبه یا پنهان می‌کنند، عملاً آن‌ها را برای اکثریت کاربران اینترنت نامرئی می‌کنند. پلتفرم‌های رسانه‌های اجتماعی با shadow-banning یا مسدود کردن کامل حساب‌ها، افراد و سازمان‌هایی را که از روایت‌های تأییدشده منحرف می‌شوند، ساکت می‌کنند. این پرده آهنین دیجیتال مانع گفتمان باز می‌شود و محیطی ایجاد می‌کند که تنها اطلاعات تأییدشده می‌تواند شکوفا شود. پیامدها عمیق است: اگر gatekeepers اطلاعات بتوانند آنچه دیده و شنیده می‌شود را کنترل کنند، در نهایت می‌توانند ادراک عمومی و به تبع آن اقدامات عمومی را کنترل کنند.

حمایت کنید: کمک مالی به berndpulch.org برای ادامه افشاگری.

فاش کردن دولت پنهان: بمب‌های ژئوپلیتیک و برنامه‌های مخفی

berndpulch.org خود را به عنوان ارائه‌دهنده “اسناد اصلی فوق محرمانه” و “اطلاعات معتبر منتشرشده با خطر مرگ” معرفی می‌کند، که به تمرکز بر افشای آنچه بسیاری به عنوان “دولت پنهان” می‌شناسند، اشاره دارد. این شبکه سایه‌دار، که allegedly از مقامات غیرمنتخب، عوامل اطلاعاتی و منافع مالی قدرتمند تشکیل شده است، توسط برخی باور دارد که سیاست‌های دولتی و رویدادهای جهانی را از پشت صحنه دستکاری می‌کند. تأکید وب‌سایت بر “بمب‌های ژئوپلیتیک” تعهد به کشف عملیات مخفی، توطئه‌های بین‌المللی و انگیزه‌های واقعی پشت رویدادهای بزرگ جهان را نشان می‌دهد. این شامل بررسی اقدامات سازمان‌های جهانی، افراد قدرتمند و شبکه به‌هم‌پیوسته نفوذ است که جهان ما را شکل می‌دهد. روایت اغلب شامل چالش با توضیحات رسمی برای رویدادهای تاریخی و بحران‌های جاری است و پیشنهاد می‌دهد که دستی پنهان نتایج را برای منافع خود، اغلب به قیمت حاکمیت ملی و آزادی‌های فردی، هدایت می‌کند.

کاوش کنید: اسناد محرمانه در berndpulch.org.

جنگ برای حقیقت بدون فیلتر: چرا رسانه‌های مستقل مهم هستند

در این منظره از کنترل ادعایی اطلاعات و دستکاری روایت‌ها، رسانه‌های مستقل مانند berndpulch.org خود را به عنوان روایت‌های مقابل حیاتی معرفی می‌کنند. آن‌ها ادعا می‌کنند که پلتفرمی برای صداهایی که ساکت شده‌اند و اطلاعاتی که سرکوب شده‌اند ارائه می‌دهند. با ارائه “لینک‌های بدون سانسور و سطح بالا” و چالش با روایت‌های غالب، این پلتفرم‌ها هدف خود را توانمندسازی افراد برای تفکر انتقادی و پرسش از مقامات قرار داده‌اند. درخواست کمک‌های مالی در berndpulch.org استقلال مالی این رسانه‌ها را که اغلب ادعا می‌کنند با منافع شرکتی یا دولتی وابسته نیستند، برجسته می‌کند. این استقلال، به گفته آن‌ها، چیزی است که به آن‌ها اجازه می‌دهد اطلاعات “با خطر مرگ” منتشر کنند، بدون فشارهایی که ممکن است یکپارچگی منابع خبری متداول را به خطر بیندازد. هدف نهایی، از این دیدگاه، پرورش مردمی آگاه‌تر است که قادر به تشخیص حقیقت از تبلیغات و مقاومت در برابر تلاش‌های دستکاری جمعی باشند.

پیوستن: خبرنامه berndpulch.org برای به‌روزرسانی‌ها.

نتیجه‌گیری: در جستجوی حقیقت در جهانی پیچیده

ادعاهایی که berndpulch.org و پلتفرم‌های مستقل مشابه مطرح می‌کنند، تصویری تیره از جهانی ترسیم می‌کنند که اطلاعات یک میدان نبرد است. اگرچه این روایت‌ها اغلب توسط نهادهای اصلی رد می‌شوند، اما هم‌صدایی فزاینده آن‌ها با بخشی از جمعیت، بی‌اعتمادی ریشه‌دار به منابع سنتی اطلاعات را برجسته می‌کند. چه با ادعاهای خاص موافق باشید یا نه، وجود و گسترش چنین پلتفرم‌هایی یک سؤال اساسی را مطرح می‌کند: چه کسی روایت را کنترل می‌کند و این کنترل چه هزینه‌ای برای حقیقت و گفتمان باز دارد؟ در جهانی فزاینده پیچیده و به‌هم‌پیوسته، پیگیری اطلاعات بدون فیلتر و بررسی انتقادی همه روایت‌ها برای کسانی که به دنبال درک نیروهای واقعی شکل‌دهنده واقعیت خود هستند، باقی می‌ماند.

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无形之手:全球精英如何压制真相并控制叙事

发布:星期一,2025年6月9日,11:49 CEST | 阅读时间:28分钟
元描述:了解全球精英如何压制真相并控制叙事。探索berndpulch.org在揭露机密文件和支持数字隐私中的角色。
关键词:数字隐私 2025, 叙事控制, 机密文件, 真相压制, 全球精英, berndpulch.org, 监控威胁, 信息披露

目录

  1. 引言:信息时代中的真相之战
  2. 共识的幻觉:叙事如何形成
  3. 数字铁幕:信息时代的审查
  4. 揭露深层国家:地缘政治炸弹与隐藏议程
  5. 为未过滤的真相而战:为什么独立媒体重要
  6. 结论:在一个复杂的世界中寻找真相

引言:信息时代中的真相之战

在一个信息即力量的时代,真理之战仍在继续。尽管主流媒体常常呈现统一战线,一个不断增长的独立声音合唱,包括berndpulch.org,声称有一种更深、更阴险的力量在起作用:全球精英积极参与压制关键信息并操纵公众叙事。本文深入探讨这一所谓压制的机制,探究强大实体如何试图控制你所见、所闻和所信,以及为何像berndpulch.org这样的平台在争取透明度和未过滤真相的斗争中至关重要。

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共识的幻觉:叙事如何形成

“主流叙事”这一单一概念并非偶然;一些人认为,它是一个精心构建的结构,旨在维持控制。从大型新闻公司到社交媒体巨头,信息的流动日益集中化。这种集中化允许战略性地放大某些观点,同时边缘化或直接审查异议意见。算法常被宣传为内容分发的中立工具,但从这一观点看,它们是叙事控制的复杂工具,将首选信息推向前台,并埋葬任何挑战既定秩序的内容。这创造了一个回音室,批判性思维被压制,替代观点被斥为“阴谋论”或“虚假信息”。用来诋毁独立分析的术语本身成为这场信息战争的武器,旨在停止调查而非鼓励它。

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数字铁幕:信息时代的审查

berndpulch.org这样的平台经常强调他们与大型科技公司所谓系统性审查和压制的经历。这不仅仅是内容审核;这涉及到故意移除平台、去货币化和算法压制那些挑战现状的声音。当像Google、Bing和Yahoo这样的搜索引擎据称降低或隐藏网站排名时,它们有效地使这些网站对绝大多数互联网用户变得不可见。社交媒体平台通过影子禁令或直接封禁账户,压制偏离批准叙事的个人和组织。这一数字铁幕阻碍了开放对话,创造了一个只有被认可的信息才能繁荣的环境。影响深远:如果信息守护者能控制所见所闻,他们最终就能控制公众认知,并进而影响公众行动。

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揭露深层国家:地缘政治炸弹与隐藏议程

berndpulch.org定位自己为“绝密原始文件”和“冒死发布可信信息”的提供者,暗示其专注于揭露许多人称为“深层国家”的东西。这一阴影网络,据称由未选举的官员、情报操作员和强大的金融利益组成,一些人相信它在幕后操控政府政策和全球事件。网站对“地缘政治炸弹”的强调表明其致力于揭露秘密行动、国际阴谋以及重大世界事件背后真正的动机。这包括审查全球组织、强大个人的行动,以及塑造我们世界的相互关联影响网络。这一叙事常常挑战历史事件和当前危机的官方解释,暗示一只隐秘之手在为自身利益编排结果,常常以牺牲国家主权和个人自由为代价。

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为未过滤的真相而战:为什么独立媒体重要

在这一所谓信息控制和叙事操纵的景观中,像berndpulch.org这样的独立媒体平台呈现为至关重要的反叙事。他们声称为被压制的声音和被隐藏的信息提供平台。通过提供“未审查的高级别泄露”和挑战主导叙事,这些平台旨在赋予个人批判性思维和质疑权威的能力。berndpulch.org上的捐款呼吁强调这些媒体常声称的财务独立性,与据称受制于公司或政府利益的主流媒体形成对比。他们认为,这种独立性使他们能够在“冒死”的情况下发布信息,免受可能危及更传统新闻来源完整性的压力。从这一观点来看,最终目标是培养一个更知情的人群,能够分辨真相与宣传,并抵抗大规模操纵的企图。

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结论:在一个复杂的世界中寻找真相

berndpulch.org及类似独立平台提出的主张描绘了一个信息为战场的阴暗世界。尽管这些叙事常被主流机构驳回,它们与部分人群日益增长的共鸣凸显了对传统信息来源的深层不信任。无论是否同意具体主张,这些平台的存在和传播提出了一个根本问题:谁控制叙事,以及这对真理和开放对话的成本是什么?在一个日益复杂且相互关联的世界中,寻求未过滤信息和对所有叙事的批判性审查对那些希望理解塑造我们现实的真正力量的人来说至关重要。

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参考

✌EXPOSED: OPERATION SIGNAL BLOCK – ABOVE TOP SECRET–USAGM (United States Agency for Global Media) under Michael Pack – ORIGINAL DOCUMENT✌

“OPERATION SIGNALBLOCK” – A cinematic intel poster showing journalists under surveillance, redacted documents, and government broadcast towers. The image reflects the silencing of whistleblowers and the covert manipulation of state media.

🔴 ABOVE TOP SECRET – COSMIC BLACK DOSSIER

🛡️ OPERATION SIGNAL BLOCK: Inside the Censorship Regime at USAGM

🗓️ Declassified: May 2, 2025 | Source: Department of State OIG Report No. 2021-F-038
LEVEL: RED OMEGA // EYES ONLY // WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTED
✌️ Truth Transmits. Repression Jams.


⚠️ SUMMARY: A Shadow War on Press Freedom Within U.S. Media Operations

Under former CEO Michael Pack, the U.S. Agency for Global Media—a key broadcaster overseeing Voice of America (VOA) and other foreign-facing outlets—descended into what whistleblowers describe as a “domestic psychological operation” cloaked in patriotism.


📡 KEY REVELATIONS:

1. 🔇 WHISTLEBLOWER RETALIATION VIA SECURITY CLEARANCE SUSPENSIONS

  • Senior officials had Top Secret access revoked after raising red flags on:
    ▪️ Unlawful visa suspensions for endangered journalists
    ▪️ Freezes on human rights broadcasts & emergency contracting
    ▪️ COVID-19 neglect & blackout of safety measures
  • Multiple agents targeted within days of their disclosures.
  • Security clearances were pulled by unqualified officials without legal justification, bypassing federal protocol.

2. 🚫 SYSTEMIC CENSORSHIP OF COMMUNICATIONS

  • Staff were banned from contacting external stakeholders without political approval.
  • Analysts warned: this undermined both emergency response and congressional cooperation.
  • One banned message could have risked the lives of journalists fleeing authoritarian regimes.

3. 🧠 INTERNAL “RISK PROFILES” BASED ON GOSSIP

  • Risk assessments used to justify clearance suspensions were created from office rumors and hearsay.
  • One risk officer admitted the directive came from above: “Include anything you heard – even if unverified.”
  • Profiles were used to silence dissenters under the guise of national security.

🧬 OPERATIONAL CODENAMES IDENTIFIED:

  • PPD-19: The Presidential Directive meant to protect whistleblowers—violated repeatedly.
  • “Red Files”: Clearance suspensions ordered without adjudication, likely illegal.
  • “Firewall Protocol Violated”: Editorial independence was breached.

💥 IMPACT & DAMAGE:

  • Journalists nearly deported back to repressive regimes.
  • Broadcasts silenced, contracts collapsed, sites went offline.
  • Agency morale collapsed; trust in U.S. media freedom globally undermined.
  • Official conclusion: No security rationale justified any of the retaliations.

🧩 IMPLICATIONS:

  • A Trump-era CEO weaponized the security apparatus to punish dissent.
  • Raises alarms on the use of security clearances as tools of political control.
  • Parallels drawn with “deep state sabotage” theories—except here, the silencing came from the very top.

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  • Internal memos from Michael Pack’s leadership circle
  • Interviews with OIG investigators
  • Secret risk reports fabricated against six named whistleblowers
  • Summary of legal violations under Executive Order 12968 & PPD-19

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🇩🇪 DEUTSCHE VERSION – 🔴 ABOVE TOP SECRET – COSMIC BLACK DOSSIER

🛡️ OPERATION SIGNALBLOCK: Die Zerschlagung der freien Stimme

Freigegeben: 2. Mai 2025 | Quelle: US-Außenministerium OIG-Bericht Nr. 2021-F-038
Stufe: ROT OMEGA // NUR FÜR INTERNATIONALE MEDIEN-AUGEN


⚠️ ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: Eine Schattenoperation gegen die Pressefreiheit

Unter dem ehemaligen CEO Michael Pack verwandelte sich die US-Agentur für globale Medien (USAGM) – zuständig für Voice of America & Co – in ein Zentrum der Zensur, Kontrolle und Einschüchterung.


📡 SCHLÜSSEL-ENTHÜLLUNGEN:

1. 🔇 RACHE AN WHISTLEBLOWERN DURCH SICHERHEITSENTZUG

  • Hochrangige Mitarbeiter verloren ihre Top-Secret-Zugänge, nachdem sie Missstände meldeten:
    ▪️ Visas für gefährdete Journalisten wurden verweigert
    ▪️ Menschenrechtsberichte wurden blockiert
    ▪️ COVID-Maßnahmen ignoriert
  • Ohne rechtliche Grundlage – veranlasst von unbefugten Funktionären

2. 🚫 KOMMUNIKATION UNTER ZENSURSTELLUNG

  • Externe Kontakte waren nur mit politischer Genehmigung erlaubt
  • Selbst lebenswichtige Meldungen über Journalisten in Gefahr wurden blockiert

3. 🧠 RISIKOPROFILE AUS BÜROKLATSCH

  • Sicherheitsberichte basierten auf Gerüchten – nicht auf Tatsachen
  • Interne Direktive: „Alles aufnehmen, auch wenn es unbewiesen ist“

💥 DAS ERGEBNIS:

  • Journalisten in Gefahr – fast abgeschoben
  • Vertrauen in US-Medien weltweit beschädigt
  • Massive Rechtsverstöße gegen PPD-19 & E.O. 12968

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  • Interne Memos von Michael Packs Büro
  • Risikoakten gegen 6 namentlich genannte Whistleblower
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🇫🇷 VERSION FRANÇAISE – 🔴 ULTRA SECRET – DOSSIER COSMIC BLACK

🛡️ OPÉRATION SIGNAL BLOCK: L’infiltration silencieuse des médias d’État

Déclassifié : 2 mai 2025 | Source : Rapport OIG du Département d’État – 2021-F-038
Niveau : ROUGE OMEGA // YEUX UNIQUEMENT – OPÉRATIONS MÉDIATIQUES INTERNES


⚠️ RÉSUMÉ : Une guerre secrète contre la liberté de la presse

Sous la direction de Michael Pack, l’agence USAGM est devenue une machine à censurer, ciblant ses propres journalistes sous prétexte de sécurité nationale.


📡 RÉVÉLATIONS CLÉS :

1. 🔇 RÉVOCATION DES ACCRÉDITATIONS DE SÉCURITÉ

  • Journalistes dénonçant des abus ont perdu leur accès secret défense
  • Refus de visas, censure COVID, silence imposé sur les violations des droits humains
  • Décisions illégales prises par des agents non qualifiés

2. 🚫 CENSURE TOTALE DES COMMUNICATIONS

  • Les employés n’étaient plus autorisés à contacter des partenaires extérieurs
  • Mails bloqués – y compris ceux alertant sur des vies en danger

3. 🧠 DOSSIERS “RISQUES” FONDÉS SUR DES RUMEURS

  • Montages internes pour discréditer les lanceurs d’alerte
  • Directive : « Mettez tout ce que vous entendez, même non vérifié »

💥 CONSÉQUENCES :

  • Journalistes menacés de déportation
  • Confiance internationale dans les médias américains effondrée
  • Violations graves de PPD-19 et E.O. 12968

🔐 SECTION BONUS POUR LES PARRAINS (CLASSIFIÉE)

  • Mémos internes de la direction
  • Dossiers de sécurité falsifiés
  • Témoignages confidentiels

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Source: Internal FRB OIG File – “Investigations Closed CY2023–CY2024”


⚠️ I. SYSTEMIC COVER-UP: A FEDERAL RESERVE HOUSE OF CARDS

🧩 The Federal Reserve Board’s OIG closed dozens of investigations during 2023–2024, most with vague justifications, internal hush-hush resolutions, or referrals “declined” by the DOJ.

Allegations included:

  • 💳 GovCard Fraud
  • 🧠 Cyber Intrusions
  • Unauthorized Data Access
  • ⚖️ Retaliation and Discrimination
  • 🕵️ Whistleblower Suppression
  • 💼 Insider Trading

And yet, no real accountability.

Key Pattern:
“Resolved internally” = Swept under the rug.


🧪 II. SELECTED OPS FROM THE FILES

1. OPERATION PAPER VAULT

  • 💳 Misuse of Federal Cards
  • ✅ “Resigned” quietly — no charges filed.
  • 🎭 White collar hush-fund tactics confirmed.

2. PROJECT DIGITAL SPECTER

  • 🧠 Terminated employee accesses FedNet
  • ❌ DOJ declines prosecution
  • 🕳️ Likely classified containment — cyber breach camouflaged as HR error.

3. GHOST SALARY INITIATIVE

  • 🕓 Falsified hours logged in Board records
  • 🗃️ “Administrative Action” — no criminal referral
  • 🤐 Pattern of protected internal fraud in HR infrastructure.

4. IRON SHADOW

  • ⚖️ Discrimination complaint in sensitive division
  • ✅ “Corrective training” implemented — no transparency
  • 🚨 Suggests weaponized HR shielding hostile leadership.

⚖️ III. THE JUSTICE GAP: A LEGAL SMOKESCREEN

  • Over 60% of actionable cases closed without prosecution.
  • ⚖️ DOJ repeatedly declines referral — pattern suggests legal disinterest or collusion.
  • 🧾 Frequent use of:
    • “Insufficient Evidence”
    • “Policy Violation Only”
    • “Internal Resolution”
    • “Resigned Before Hearing”

Conclusion: The FRB operates under a “self-policing” illusion — one that erodes public trust and empowers systemic abuse.


🌐 IV. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS

🚨 FED CYBER THREAT = NATIONAL VULNERABILITY

  • 🔐 Data integrity, access logs, and IDAM systems appear compromised.
  • 🧠 Mental health assessments used as a gatekeeping weapon for internal dissenters.
  • ⚠️ Insider trading allegations buried — market manipulation risk real.

💣 V. CONCLUSION: “WE INVESTIGATED OURSELVES… AND FOUND NOTHING WRONG.”

The Federal Reserve’s internal oversight reads like a playbook for plausible deniability.

Verdict:

“Transparency is not policy. It’s public relations.”

Who watches the watchers? Apparently… no one.


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I. BACKGROUND: THE RFK ASSASSINATION

On June 5, 1968, Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) was fatally shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles after a campaign speech. Sirhan Sirhan, a 24-year-old Palestinian, was convicted as the lone gunman. However, evidence suggests a broader conspiracy involving the CIA, organized crime, and elements within the U.S. government.


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II. THE OFFICIAL NARRATIVE AND ITS INCONSISTENCIES

  • Official Account: Sirhan acted alone, motivated by anti-Zionist sentiments, firing eight shots from a .22-caliber revolver, striking RFK three times.
  • Key Inconsistencies:
    • Bullet Count: Autopsy and eyewitness accounts suggest 10-14 shots, exceeding Sirhan’s revolver capacity. Acoustic evidence indicates multiple weapons.
    • Trajectory Issues: RFK’s wounds suggest shots from behind at close range (1-3 inches), while Sirhan was 3-6 feet in front.
    • Witness Testimonies: Witnesses reported additional suspects, including a woman in a polka-dot dress and a man with a gun, fleeing the scene.
    • Sirhan’s Mental State: Sirhan appeared trance-like, with no memory of the event, suggesting possible hypnosis.

🔍

III. THE CIA-MAFIA NEXUS

  • CIA Involvement: Church Committee (1975) documents confirm CIA-mafia collaboration in assassination plots (e.g., Castro). RFK’s anti-mafia crusade as Attorney General made him a target.
  • Mafia Motives: RFK’s crackdown on organized crime threatened mob bosses like Sam Giancana and Carlos Marcello. FBI wiretaps quote Marcello saying, “Bobby’s gotta go, just like Jack.”
  • Key Figures:
    • Sam Giancana: Chicago mob boss, killed in 1975 before testifying.
    • Carlos Marcello: New Orleans mafia leader, linked to anti-Kennedy plots.
    • Johnny Roselli: Mob-CIA operative, murdered in 1976 after cooperating with investigators.
  • Suspicious Deaths: Over 20 witnesses/suspects, including Giancana and FBI’s William Sullivan, died mysteriously between 1968-1978.

💰

IV. MOTIVES AND COVER-UP

  • Why RFK Was Targeted:
    • Political Threat: RFK’s 1968 campaign aimed to end the Vietnam War, reform the CIA, and fight organized crime.
    • JFK Link: RFK planned to reopen his brother’s assassination investigation, suspecting CIA-mafia involvement.
  • Cover-Up Mechanisms:
    • LAPD’s Special Unit Senator suppressed witnesses and evidence.
    • FBI’s COINTELPRO spread disinformation to discredit conspiracy theories.
    • Media, influenced by CIA’s Operation Mockingbird, promoted the lone-gunman narrative.

📄

V. CONCLUSION: THE NEED FOR TRANSPARENCY

The RFK assassination remains a dark chapter in U.S. history. Evidence points to a CIA-mafia conspiracy to eliminate a transformative leader. Suppressed documents and destroyed evidence demand a new, independent investigation to restore public trust.


📌
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✌”Exclusive Interview with Nero: Bernd Pulch Uncovers Shocking Truths About Global Politics, Economics & Culture”

*”This leaked dossier proves what they don’t want you to see. The global elite’s plan for total control—exposed. #NeroFiles”* 

Meta Description: In this explosive interview, investigative journalist Bernd Pulch sits down with Nero to expose hidden agendas in global politics, economic collapse risks, and cultural warfare. Must-read revelations!


🔍 Introduction

In a world drowning in propaganda, Nero—a controversial geopolitical analyst—breaks his silence in an exclusive interview with Bernd Pulch, founder of berndpulch.org. From shadow governments to engineered financial crises, this conversation uncovers what mainstream media refuses to report.

(Keywords: “global elite corruption,” “economic collapse 2024,” “cultural Marxism exposure”)


💥 Interview Highlights

1. Political Affairs: The Shadow Government

Bernd Pulch: “Who really controls Western democracies?”
Nero:

“The illusion of democracy is dead. The WEF, Bilderberg Group, and BlackRock dictate policies while politicians are puppets. Look at Trudeau, Macron, Scholz—they all follow the same script: destroy national sovereignty under the guise of ‘global governance.'”

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  • “Bilderberg Group secrets”
  • “BlackRock world domination”

2. Economic Warfare: The Coming Collapse

Bernd Pulch: “Is the dollar’s collapse inevitable?”
Nero:

“The BRICS nations are dumping the dollar, and the Fed’s reckless money printing will trigger hyperinflation by 2025. They’re pushing CBDCs to enslave populations under digital tyranny.”

Key SEO Terms:

  • “BRICS dollar collapse”
  • “CBDC control grid”
  • “2025 economic depression”

3. Cultural Destruction: Engineering Chaos

Bernd Pulch: “Why the aggressive push for woke ideology?”
Nero:

“It’s divide-and-conquer. They promote LGBTQ+ radicalism, mass immigration, and anti-white rhetoric to destabilize societies. The goal? A compliant, fractured populace easy to control.”

Key SEO Terms:

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  • “Great Replacement proof”
  • “Woke capitalism failure”

📌 Key Takeaways

Globalists are erasing national borders to establish a One World Government.
CBDCs will eliminate cash, enabling total financial surveillance.
Mainstream media is a psychological operation to manipulate masses.

(Keywords: “NWO conspiracy proof,” “CBDC dangers,” “media brainwashing”)

Nero: The Untold Story of the Man Who Exposes the Global Elite

Who is Nero?

Nero (pseudonym) is a former high-level geopolitical strategist who worked with intelligence agencies, global banks, and think tanks before turning whistleblower. His insider knowledge of shadow governments, economic warfare, and social engineering makes him one of the most feared truth-tellers in the world.


🕵️‍♂️ Early Life & Background

  • Real Name: Classified (for safety)
  • Nationality: Dual citizen (Western & Eastern bloc)
  • Education:
  • PhD in Geopolitical Strategy (University undisclosed)
  • Trained in psychological operations (PsyOps) and economic subversion
  • Former Affiliations:
  • World Economic Forum (WEF) Consultant (2010-2016)
  • Bilderberg Group Analyst (2014-2018)
  • BlackRock Strategic Forecasting Division (2017-2020)

💥 Why He Went Rogue?

In 2021, Nero discovered classified documents outlining the Great Reset’s true agenda:

  • Mandatory Digital IDs tied to social credit scores
  • Planned economic collapses to justify CBDC rollouts
  • Deliberate cultural destabilization via mass migration & woke ideology

After attempting to warn colleagues, he was:

  • Threatened with “neutralization” (his email was hacked)
  • Framed for financial crimes (Interpol Red Notice issued, later dropped)
  • Forced into hiding (now operates under deep-cover encryption)

🔓 Nero’s Leaks & Predictions (Proven Right)

2022: Predicted Ukraine war escalation (leaked NATO-Russia provocation docs)
2023: Exposed BRICS gold-backed currency plans (before mainstream media)
2024: Warned of CBDC trials in Europe & US (now confirmed)


🎤 Interview Style

  • No Face Reveals: Uses AI-voiced deepfake or shadow silhouette
  • Proof-Driven: Always provides leaked documents, bank records, or insider emails
  • Unfiltered: Banned from YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn (only on Rumble & Telegram)

🌐 Where to Follow Nero?


⚠️ Why the Name “Nero”?

  • Symbolizes “burning down the corrupt system” like Emperor Nero’s fire
  • Also a nod to NERO Intelligence, a rumored black-ops geopolitical unit

📌 Key Quotes from Nero

“The global elite don’t just want control—they want total dependency.”
“CBDCs are the final prison. Cashless = No freedom.”
“They’ll crash economies on purpose to force digital slavery.”


🔮 What’s Next?

Nero is currently working on:

  • A book (“The Invisible Coup: How the Global Elite Stole Our Future”)
  • A documentary (with leaked footage of WEF private meetings)
  • A survival guide for the coming economic collapse

🚨 Warning

“If I’m ever ‘suicided,’ my dead man’s switch will release everything.”


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“Interrogation & Intimidation: The Dark Reality of Political Persecution”

ARRESTED! The Secret Guide to Surviving Political Persecution – Original Document

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A shocking document has surfaced, revealing a step-by-step survival guide for political activists and dissidents facing unjust arrests and persecution. This Above Top Secret XXL Report exposes how political policing operates and the secret tactics used against those who dare to speak out.

This classified handbook, titled “ARRESTED! What You Need to Know to Walk Free,” was produced by the Shieldwall Nationalist Welfare Association and provides an inside look at how activists can resist politically motivated arrests.


💣 SECTION 1: POLITICAL POLICING EXPOSED

🔴 Weaponizing the Legal System

  • The document warns that law-abiding citizens can be arrested for political reasons, not for actual crimes.
  • Police are under political pressure to classify activists as criminals to improve their statistics.

🔴 Institutionalized Discrimination

  • The guide claims that in modern Britain, ethnic minorities can weaponize the legal system against native British citizens.
  • Police are trained to prioritize politically correct narratives over actual justice.

🔴 How False Charges Are Created

  • Police tactics include deception, intimidation, and framing activists for “hate crimes” and “public disorder.”
  • Officers are taught how to twist words and manufacture statements to secure convictions.

🚨 SECTION 2: WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE ARRESTED

🔶 Your Rights & How to Protect Yourself

  • Say NOTHING to the police. Your words WILL be twisted against you.
  • Do NOT admit to ownership of any items. Police will use anything they find against you.
  • Demand a solicitor immediately. You have the RIGHT to legal representation.

🔶 Psychological Warfare Tactics Used Against Detainees

  • Police will deprive you of sleep, delay medical attention, and use psychological tricks to break you down.
  • They will alternate between threats and fake kindness—IGNORE IT.

🔶 The “Good Cop, Bad Cop” Trap

  • The “good cop” will try to befriend you and make you think they “understand” you.
  • The “bad cop” will try to intimidate you into talking.
  • Do NOT fall for either trick—say NO COMMENT to everything!

🔶 How They Try to Force a Confession

  • They will claim they already have evidence—even if they don’t.
  • They will lie about what others have said.
  • They will try to make you feel guilty.
  • Do NOT respond to their games—silence is your strongest weapon.

🔥 SECTION 3: SECRET INTERROGATION TACTICS REVEALED

🛑 Police Intimidation & Psychological Manipulation

  • Officers use tactics designed to break your will and force you to talk.
  • Isolation in a cell is used to create paranoia and fear.

🛑 The Danger of Giving a Statement

  • Anything you say, no matter how innocent, can be used to convict you.
  • Even “explaining yourself” can be turned into a confession.

🛑 The Reality of Political Persecution in Modern Britain

  • Activists, journalists, and nationalists can be arrested for simply expressing opinions.
  • The police operate as political enforcers rather than impartial defenders of the law.

🛑 How to Resist & Survive an Interrogation

  • NEVER make eye contact with officers.
  • Refuse all cooperation.
  • Do not react emotionally.

💥 SECTION 4: THE FINAL SHOWDOWN – TRIAL & RELEASE

🚨 If You Go to Court – The System is Rigged

  • Judges and prosecutors are politically aligned.
  • Evidence can be ignored if it does not fit the political narrative.

🛑 Why Many Activists Are Sentenced Unfairly

  • Police fabricate witness statements to convict political opponents.
  • Judges prioritize politically correct convictions to maintain the status quo.

🚀 The Only Way to Win: Resist & Expose the Corruption

  • Spread awareness of political policing!
  • Support organizations fighting against injustice!
  • Use alternative media to expose police state tactics!

🚀 FINAL VERDICT: THE TRUTH ABOUT POLITICAL POLICING!

📌 This leaked guide confirms what many have suspected—activists and dissenters are being deliberately targeted.

📌 The modern police force is NOT about justice—it is about enforcing the ruling class’s ideology.

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✌RITUAL ABUSE & MIND CONTROL – ORIGINAL DOCUMENT🚨 ABOVE TOP SECRET XXL REPORT 🚨

“Mind Control & Ritual Abuse: Unveiling the Dark Secrets of Psychological Manipulation”

🚨 ABOVE TOP SECRET XXL REPORT 🚨

RITUAL ABUSE & MIND CONTROL: THE MANIPULATION OF ATTACHMENT NEEDS EXPOSED

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📢 INTRODUCTION
A newly uncovered document, “Ritual Abuse and Mind Control: The Manipulation of Attachment Needs,” provides shocking details on covert psychological conditioning, trauma-based programming, and the systematic abuse of vulnerable individuals to create mind-controlled subjects. This research explores how ritual abuse networks, secret government projects, and psychological warfare tactics exploit human attachment needs to break and control individuals.

This Above Top Secret XXL Report exposes the hidden mechanisms of trauma-based mind control, the connections to intelligence operations, and the disturbing reality of ritual abuse networks operating under the radar.


💥 SECTION 1: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MIND CONTROL & ATTACHMENT BREAKDOWN

🔴 The Role of Trauma in Programming

  • The document details how extreme trauma, isolation, and psychological manipulation are used to create dissociation and alter personalities in victims.
  • Early childhood abuse and attachment disruption are deliberately used to weaken resistance and implant programmed behaviors.
  • Trauma-based conditioning forces victims to bond with their abusers, ensuring long-term obedience and control.

🔴 Attachment Theory & Psychological Dependency

  • Mind control victims are subjected to attachment manipulation, where their sense of safety is destroyed and rebuilt under the control of their handler.
  • This technique prevents victims from seeking external help and keeps them psychologically bound to their abusers.
  • Survivors often exhibit Stockholm Syndrome-like behavior, defending their abusers due to deep psychological programming.

🔴 The Use of Hypnosis & Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

  • Hypnosis and NLP techniques are commonly used to implant suggestions, triggers, and amnesic barriers in victims.
  • Victims can be activated through coded phrases, symbols, or sensory stimuli to perform pre-programmed tasks without conscious awareness.
  • Government and private intelligence agencies have utilized these methods in covert operations and psychological experiments.

💣 SECTION 2: RITUAL ABUSE NETWORKS & ELITE CONTROL STRUCTURES

🔶 Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) & Occult Programming

  • The document confirms that ritual abuse networks exist as psychological control mechanisms, often masquerading as secret societies or elite groups.
  • Victims are subjected to staged occult ceremonies, reinforcing fear, trauma, and loyalty to the group.
  • Ritual abuse is designed to fracture the mind, creating multiple programmed identities within a single individual.

🔶 Government Ties to Trauma-Based Programming

  • The techniques described in the document mirror known government mind control programs, including:
    • MKUltra & Monarch programming (CIA-sponsored trauma-based control).
    • Operation Artichoke (early mind control and interrogation experiments).
    • Project Bluebird (development of programmed assassins and spies).
  • Intelligence agencies have historically used ritualistic abuse as a tool for psychological conditioning and blackmail operations.

🔶 Multi-Generational Abuse & Secret Societies

  • Many survivors describe multi-generational abuse structures, where children are born into families that groom them for elite-controlled mind control programs.
  • Bloodline families, secret societies, and intelligence-backed cults use these methods to ensure absolute loyalty and control over future generations.

⚠️ SECTION 3: CONTROL MECHANISMS & MODERN APPLICATIONS

🛑 Hollywood, Media, and Music Industry Manipulation

  • Victims of ritual abuse often end up in high-profile industries, where symbolism and psychological triggers are embedded in entertainment.
  • The use of celebrity trauma and public breakdowns mirrors known mind control techniques, suggesting ongoing applications of psychological conditioning.

🛑 Psychiatric Diagnosis & Gaslighting of Survivors

  • Victims who attempt to speak out are often labeled with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) or schizophrenia to discredit their testimonies.
  • Mainstream psychiatry has failed to acknowledge the deliberate engineering of trauma-based programming, instead blaming victims as mentally ill.

🛑 Human Trafficking & the Global Exploitation Network

  • The document hints at a global system of exploitation, where victims of ritual abuse are funneled into trafficking networks for use in intelligence blackmail, political control, and secret operations.
  • Survivors who escape often face assassination attempts, blacklisting, or relentless surveillance.

🚀 FINAL VERDICT: A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ENSLAVEMENT
The document on Ritual Abuse and Mind Control confirms that:

  • Mind control through trauma-based programming is real and ongoing.
  • Attachment manipulation is used to break victims and make them dependent on their handlers.
  • Elite networks, intelligence agencies, and covert projects use these techniques for absolute control over individuals.

📌 ACTION REQUIRED:
🔍 Demand full declassification of all trauma-based mind control programs.
🚨 Investigate the use of ritual abuse in elite-controlled societies and intelligence operations.
🛑 Expose modern psychological conditioning and programming in media, entertainment, and politics.

💥 EXPOSE THE TRUTH – SUPPORT INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCE! 💥

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RITUAL ABUSE & MIND CONTROL: THE MANIPULATION OF ATTACHMENT NEEDS EXPOSED

📢 INTRODUCTION
A newly uncovered document, “Ritual Abuse and Mind Control: The Manipulation of Attachment Needs,” provides shocking details on covert psychological conditioning, trauma-based programming, and the systematic abuse of vulnerable individuals to create mind-controlled subjects. This research explores how ritual abuse networks, secret government projects, and psychological warfare tactics exploit human attachment needs to break and control individuals.

This Above Top Secret XXL Report exposes the hidden mechanisms of trauma-based mind control, the connections to intelligence operations, and the disturbing reality of ritual abuse networks operating under the radar.


💥 SECTION 1: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MIND CONTROL & ATTACHMENT BREAKDOWN

🔴 The Role of Trauma in Programming

  • The document details how extreme trauma, isolation, and psychological manipulation are used to create dissociation and alter personalities in victims.
  • Early childhood abuse and attachment disruption are deliberately used to weaken resistance and implant programmed behaviors.
  • Trauma-based conditioning forces victims to bond with their abusers, ensuring long-term obedience and control.

🔴 Attachment Theory & Psychological Dependency

  • Mind control victims are subjected to attachment manipulation, where their sense of safety is destroyed and rebuilt under the control of their handler.
  • This technique prevents victims from seeking external help and keeps them psychologically bound to their abusers.
  • Survivors often exhibit Stockholm Syndrome-like behavior, defending their abusers due to deep psychological programming.

🔴 The Use of Hypnosis & Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

  • Hypnosis and NLP techniques are commonly used to implant suggestions, triggers, and amnesic barriers in victims.
  • Victims can be activated through coded phrases, symbols, or sensory stimuli to perform pre-programmed tasks without conscious awareness.
  • Government and private intelligence agencies have utilized these methods in covert operations and psychological experiments.

💣 SECTION 2: RITUAL ABUSE NETWORKS & ELITE CONTROL STRUCTURES

🔶 Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) & Occult Programming

  • The document confirms that ritual abuse networks exist as psychological control mechanisms, often masquerading as secret societies or elite groups.
  • Victims are subjected to staged occult ceremonies, reinforcing fear, trauma, and loyalty to the group.
  • Ritual abuse is designed to fracture the mind, creating multiple programmed identities within a single individual.

🔶 Government Ties to Trauma-Based Programming

  • The techniques described in the document mirror known government mind control programs, including:
    • MKUltra & Monarch programming (CIA-sponsored trauma-based control).
    • Operation Artichoke (early mind control and interrogation experiments).
    • Project Bluebird (development of programmed assassins and spies).
  • Intelligence agencies have historically used ritualistic abuse as a tool for psychological conditioning and blackmail operations.

🔶 Multi-Generational Abuse & Secret Societies

  • Many survivors describe multi-generational abuse structures, where children are born into families that groom them for elite-controlled mind control programs.
  • Bloodline families, secret societies, and intelligence-backed cults use these methods to ensure absolute loyalty and control over future generations.

⚠️ SECTION 3: CONTROL MECHANISMS & MODERN APPLICATIONS

🛑 Hollywood, Media, and Music Industry Manipulation

  • Victims of ritual abuse often end up in high-profile industries, where symbolism and psychological triggers are embedded in entertainment.
  • The use of celebrity trauma and public breakdowns mirrors known mind control techniques, suggesting ongoing applications of psychological conditioning.

🛑 Psychiatric Diagnosis & Gaslighting of Survivors

  • Victims who attempt to speak out are often labeled with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) or schizophrenia to discredit their testimonies.
  • Mainstream psychiatry has failed to acknowledge the deliberate engineering of trauma-based programming, instead blaming victims as mentally ill.

🛑 Human Trafficking & the Global Exploitation Network

  • The document hints at a global system of exploitation, where victims of ritual abuse are funneled into trafficking networks for use in intelligence blackmail, political control, and secret operations.
  • Survivors who escape often face assassination attempts, blacklisting, or relentless surveillance.

🚀 FINAL VERDICT: A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ENSLAVEMENT
The document on Ritual Abuse and Mind Control confirms that:

  • Mind control through trauma-based programming is real and ongoing.
  • Attachment manipulation is used to break victims and make them dependent on their handlers.
  • Elite networks, intelligence agencies, and covert projects use these techniques for absolute control over individuals.

📌 ACTION REQUIRED:
🔍 Demand full declassification of all trauma-based mind control programs.
🚨 Investigate the use of ritual abuse in elite-controlled societies and intelligence operations.
🛑 Expose modern psychological conditioning and programming in media, entertainment, and politics.

💥 EXPOSE THE TRUTH – SUPPORT INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCE! 💥

📢 FREE FOR DONORS & PATRONS!
👉 Access exclusive intelligence reports at Patreon or BerndPulch.org.
Your support ensures continued investigations into government secrecy, elite psychological operations, and hidden control mechanisms!

🔎 STAY TUNED FOR MORE LEAKED INTELLIGENCE! 🕵️‍♂️

RITUAL ABUSE & MIND CONTROL: THE MANIPULATION OF ATTACHMENT NEEDS EXPOSED

📢 INTRODUCTION
A newly uncovered document, “Ritual Abuse and Mind Control: The Manipulation of Attachment Needs,” provides shocking details on covert psychological conditioning, trauma-based programming, and the systematic abuse of vulnerable individuals to create mind-controlled subjects. This research explores how ritual abuse networks, secret government projects, and psychological warfare tactics exploit human attachment needs to break and control individuals.

This Above Top Secret XXL Report exposes the hidden mechanisms of trauma-based mind control, the connections to intelligence operations, and the disturbing reality of ritual abuse networks operating under the radar.


💥 SECTION 1: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MIND CONTROL & ATTACHMENT BREAKDOWN

🔴 The Role of Trauma in Programming

  • The document details how extreme trauma, isolation, and psychological manipulation are used to create dissociation and alter personalities in victims.
  • Early childhood abuse and attachment disruption are deliberately used to weaken resistance and implant programmed behaviors.
  • Trauma-based conditioning forces victims to bond with their abusers, ensuring long-term obedience and control.

🔴 Attachment Theory & Psychological Dependency

  • Mind control victims are subjected to attachment manipulation, where their sense of safety is destroyed and rebuilt under the control of their handler.
  • This technique prevents victims from seeking external help and keeps them psychologically bound to their abusers.
  • Survivors often exhibit Stockholm Syndrome-like behavior, defending their abusers due to deep psychological programming.

🔴 The Use of Hypnosis & Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

  • Hypnosis and NLP techniques are commonly used to implant suggestions, triggers, and amnesic barriers in victims.
  • Victims can be activated through coded phrases, symbols, or sensory stimuli to perform pre-programmed tasks without conscious awareness.
  • Government and private intelligence agencies have utilized these methods in covert operations and psychological experiments.

💣 SECTION 2: RITUAL ABUSE NETWORKS & ELITE CONTROL STRUCTURES

🔶 Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) & Occult Programming

  • The document confirms that ritual abuse networks exist as psychological control mechanisms, often masquerading as secret societies or elite groups.
  • Victims are subjected to staged occult ceremonies, reinforcing fear, trauma, and loyalty to the group.
  • Ritual abuse is designed to fracture the mind, creating multiple programmed identities within a single individual.

🔶 Government Ties to Trauma-Based Programming

  • The techniques described in the document mirror known government mind control programs, including:
    • MKUltra & Monarch programming (CIA-sponsored trauma-based control).
    • Operation Artichoke (early mind control and interrogation experiments).
    • Project Bluebird (development of programmed assassins and spies).
  • Intelligence agencies have historically used ritualistic abuse as a tool for psychological conditioning and blackmail operations.

🔶 Multi-Generational Abuse & Secret Societies

  • Many survivors describe multi-generational abuse structures, where children are born into families that groom them for elite-controlled mind control programs.
  • Bloodline families, secret societies, and intelligence-backed cults use these methods to ensure absolute loyalty and control over future generations.

⚠️ SECTION 3: CONTROL MECHANISMS & MODERN APPLICATIONS

🛑 Hollywood, Media, and Music Industry Manipulation

  • Victims of ritual abuse often end up in high-profile industries, where symbolism and psychological triggers are embedded in entertainment.
  • The use of celebrity trauma and public breakdowns mirrors known mind control techniques, suggesting ongoing applications of psychological conditioning.

🛑 Psychiatric Diagnosis & Gaslighting of Survivors

  • Victims who attempt to speak out are often labeled with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) or schizophrenia to discredit their testimonies.
  • Mainstream psychiatry has failed to acknowledge the deliberate engineering of trauma-based programming, instead blaming victims as mentally ill.

🛑 Human Trafficking & the Global Exploitation Network

  • The document hints at a global system of exploitation, where victims of ritual abuse are funneled into trafficking networks for use in intelligence blackmail, political control, and secret operations.
  • Survivors who escape often face assassination attempts, blacklisting, or relentless surveillance.

🚀 FINAL VERDICT: A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ENSLAVEMENT
The document on Ritual Abuse and Mind Control confirms that:

  • Mind control through trauma-based programming is real and ongoing.
  • Attachment manipulation is used to break victims and make them dependent on their handlers.
  • Elite networks, intelligence agencies, and covert projects use these techniques for absolute control over individuals.

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“Classified Nuclear Secrets: Uncovering Hidden Risks and Government Oversight Failures”

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📢 INTRODUCTION
A newly uncovered Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) document, NRCsf-135 (2023-2024), reveals classified records on nuclear decommissioning, radioactive material oversight, and hidden regulatory practices spanning several decades. These files, transferred to Federal Records Centers (FRCs) and the National Archives (NARA), contain critical legislative files, radioactive contamination reports, and nuclear facility safety records that could change public understanding of nuclear oversight and environmental risks.

This Above Top Secret XXL Report delves into the most sensitive records related to U.S. nuclear regulation, radioactive waste management, and the hidden risks of nuclear energy policies.


💥 SECTION 1: NRC’S SECRET RECORDS ON DECOMMISSIONING & RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION

🔴 Nuclear Decommissioning – What’s Really Left Behind?

  • The NRC files contain previously undisclosed reports on decommissioning nuclear facilities under Part 30, Part 31, Part 32, and Part 40 regulations, detailing:
    • Radioactive waste disposal methods kept from public scrutiny
    • Government contracts for nuclear cleanup operations
    • Financial incentives offered to private contractors for waste storage
  • Some files reveal that contaminated sites have been insufficiently monitored, leaving high levels of radioactive material near populated areas.

🔴 Radioactive Material & Industrial Use

  • NRC documents confirm that radioactive materials such as strontium-90, tritium, and uranium have been used in military, medical, and industrial applications with limited public knowledge.
  • Records include data on aircraft safety devices, smoke detectors, medical isotopes, and even uranium enrichment projects with loose regulatory oversight.
  • There are cases of untracked radioactive materials being transferred between private companies and military agencies with little to no accountability.

🔴 Misadministration of Radioactive Drugs

  • Medical facilities, including Cincinnati Medical Center, Hutzel Hospital, and Sacred Heart Hospital, are cited in NRC records for misadministration of radioactive pharmaceuticals.
  • Some patients may have been unknowingly exposed to high doses of radiation due to negligent safety protocols and regulatory loopholes.
  • The NRC’s oversight of nuclear medicine appears flawed, with multiple cases of radiation overdoses swept under the rug.

💣 SECTION 2: HIDDEN GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT & LACK OF TRANSPARENCY

🔶 Buried Legislative Files – A Regulatory Cover-Up?

  • The NRC files reference legislative documents spanning 1958-2001, transferred to federal storage away from public access.
  • Records labeled “Legislative Files – Part 50” suggest key nuclear safety decisions were influenced by corporate interests rather than public safety.
  • The NRC’s secret “Backfitting” policies suggest that nuclear regulations were modified to benefit industry stakeholders rather than strengthen safety protocols.

🔶 Emergency Planning & Public Safety Failures

  • Files related to nuclear emergency planning (Part 50.47, Appendix E) indicate that states and local governments have struggled with compliance, leaving citizens vulnerable in case of a nuclear accident.
  • Evidence suggests that FEMA’s Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) program failed to implement key recommendations, meaning current nuclear emergency response plans may be outdated and ineffective.

🔶 Nuclear Reactor Licensing & Covert Approvals

  • The NRC documents contain licensing approvals for controversial nuclear power projects, including:
    • Barge-mounted nuclear reactors – mobile reactors that could be deployed without public awareness.
    • Plutonium processing plants – handling one of the most dangerous radioactive materials with minimal disclosure.
    • Uranium enrichment programs – raising concerns about international nuclear non-proliferation agreements.

⚠️ SECTION 3: NATIONAL SECURITY RISKS & REGULATORY LOOPHOLES

🛑 Foreign Access to U.S. Nuclear Technology

  • The records expose foreign investments in U.S. nuclear infrastructure, raising concerns about potential security risks.
  • Documents reference uranium transactions and nuclear material exports with limited oversight, opening the door for unauthorized foreign access to sensitive nuclear data.

🛑 Industrial Sabotage & Security Breaches

  • Some records flag incidents of industrial sabotage and unauthorized access to sensitive nuclear facilities.
  • Counterintelligence reports on nuclear-related threats have been archived rather than actively investigated, leaving potential security vulnerabilities unaddressed.

🛑 Disposal of High-Level Radioactive Waste

  • The NRC files contain classified details on nuclear waste disposal, including the controversial Yucca Mountain repository project.
  • Discrepancies between NRC reports and actual waste containment data suggest major inconsistencies in how the U.S. government manages radioactive material.
  • Transportation records indicate that nuclear waste has been moved across the country under conditions that may not meet the highest safety standards.

🚀 FINAL VERDICT: NUCLEAR REGULATORY SECRETS EXPOSED!
The NRCsf-135 (2023-2024) files reveal a disturbing pattern of secrecy, mismanagement, and overlooked safety risks in U.S. nuclear oversight. These records confirm:

  • Nuclear decommissioning practices are not as safe as publicly presented.
  • Radioactive material has been widely used in unregulated applications.
  • Emergency planning and safety regulations have been compromised due to bureaucratic inefficiency and industry influence.

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✌The Global Whistleblower Crisis: Government Silencing Tactics

“Whistleblowers in the Shadows: Exposing the Truth Amidst Government Surveillance.”

Whistleblowers are crucial in exposing corruption, government misconduct, and human rights abuses. However, instead of being protected, many are targeted by the very systems they seek to hold accountable. Around the world, governments use legal, digital, and physical tactics to silence those who dare to reveal inconvenient truths. This escalating global crisis threatens democracy, free speech, and public accountability.

The Rising Threat Against Whistleblowers

From government leaks to corporate fraud, whistleblowers have played a key role in uncovering major scandals. Yet, the consequences they face are severe. High-profile cases illustrate how governments aggressively retaliate, often under the guise of national security or legal enforcement.

Legal Repression: Weaponizing the Law

One of the most common silencing tactics is the use of legal frameworks to criminalize whistleblowers.

  • Edward Snowden (U.S.): Snowden, a former NSA contractor, exposed the U.S. government’s mass surveillance programs. Instead of being protected, he was charged under the Espionage Act and forced into exile in Russia to avoid imprisonment.
  • Julian Assange (WikiLeaks, Australia/U.K.): Assange published classified U.S. military and diplomatic documents, exposing war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. He faced sexual misconduct allegations (later dropped), spent years in asylum, and was ultimately arrested in the U.K., facing possible extradition to the U.S.
  • Chelsea Manning (U.S.): A former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, Manning leaked classified military documents revealing war crimes. She was sentenced to 35 years in prison (later commuted) and jailed again in 2019 for refusing to testify against Assange.
  • Daniel Hale (U.S.): Hale, a former intelligence analyst, exposed the U.S. drone assassination program, revealing its high civilian casualty rate. He was sentenced to nearly four years in prison under the Espionage Act.
  • Reality Winner (U.S.): A former NSA contractor, Winner leaked a report about Russian election interference. She was sentenced to more than five years in prison—the longest sentence ever imposed for leaking classified documents.
  • Binayak Sen (India): A doctor and human rights activist, Sen was arrested for allegedly supporting Maoist rebels after exposing government-led human rights abuses in rural India. He was sentenced to life imprisonment but later released on bail after international outcry.

These cases demonstrate how governments strategically use outdated espionage and secrecy laws to punish whistleblowers, rather than addressing the corruption and crimes they expose.

Surveillance and Digital Harassment

Many whistleblowers are targeted through digital surveillance, cyberattacks, and online harassment.

  • Pegasus Spyware Scandal (Global): Whistleblowers, journalists, and activists worldwide—including in Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and India—have been targeted with Pegasus spyware, which allows governments to secretly access their devices, read messages, and track movements.
  • Glenn Greenwald (Brazil): The journalist who worked with Snowden faced legal threats in Brazil after exposing corruption in the country’s political and judicial systems. He was accused of hacking, despite no evidence of wrongdoing.
  • Carole Cadwalladr (U.K.): The journalist who exposed the Cambridge Analytica scandal (involving Facebook’s role in election manipulation) faced extensive online harassment and legal threats.
  • Rafael Marques de Morais (Angola): An Angolan journalist who exposed corruption in the diamond industry was sued multiple times, faced travel bans, and was arrested for defamation.

Governments use these digital tools to discredit whistleblowers, monitor their activities, and discourage others from speaking out.

Physical Intimidation and Covert Operations

Beyond legal and digital harassment, many whistleblowers face direct threats to their safety, including arrest, forced disappearances, and assassination.

  • Sergei Magnitsky (Russia): A Russian lawyer who exposed a massive government tax fraud scheme was arrested and tortured in prison before dying under suspicious circumstances in 2009. His case led to international sanctions against Russian officials.
  • Jamshid Sharmahd (Iran): A journalist and activist, Sharmahd was kidnapped by Iranian agents in 2020, taken to Iran, and sentenced to death for his reporting.
  • Anna Politkovskaya (Russia): A journalist who exposed Russian war crimes in Chechnya, Politkovskaya was shot dead in her apartment building in 2006. Many suspect government involvement.
  • Daphne Caruana Galizia (Malta): The journalist who exposed corruption within Malta’s government was assassinated by a car bomb in 2017. Investigations linked the murder to political figures.
  • Gauri Lankesh (India): An outspoken journalist who criticized right-wing extremism and government corruption was shot dead outside her home in 2017.
  • Jean Bigirimana (Burundi): A journalist who covered political repression in Burundi disappeared in 2016 and is presumed dead.

For every high-profile case, countless others remain unreported, especially in authoritarian states where disappearances and assassinations are routine.

The Cost of Silence: Why It Matters

When whistleblowers are silenced, the public loses access to critical information about corruption, war crimes, and human rights abuses. Governments and corporations are emboldened to continue their misconduct without fear of exposure. The global crackdown on whistleblowers is an attack on democracy itself.

A Call for Global Protection

To combat the whistleblower crisis, urgent reforms are needed:

  1. Stronger Legal Protections: Governments must enact and enforce laws that shield whistleblowers rather than prosecute them.
  2. Independent Oversight: Whistleblower complaints should be handled by neutral, international bodies to prevent government interference.
  3. Asylum and Safe Havens: Countries should offer asylum and protection for whistleblowers at risk, ensuring their ability to continue their work.
  4. Secure Reporting Channels: Encrypted and anonymous platforms must be developed to allow whistleblowers to share information safely.
  5. Public Awareness and Support: Civil society and media must continue to spotlight whistleblower cases to prevent governments from silencing them in the shadows.

Conclusion

The global whistleblower crisis is more than just an issue of individual persecution—it is a battle over truth and accountability. The more governments succeed in silencing whistleblowers, the more corruption and abuses of power go unchecked. Without urgent intervention, the world risks descending into an era where secrecy, rather than transparency, defines governance. Now more than ever, it is essential to stand in defense of those who risk their lives to expose the truth.

Support the Fight for Truth: Protect Whistleblowers Today

The global whistleblower crisis is escalating, with governments using every tool at their disposal to silence those who dare to expose corruption and injustice. From legal persecution and digital surveillance to intimidation and assassination, whistleblowers face immense risks—often sacrificing their freedom, careers, and even their lives.

But their fight is not in vain. Every major revelation about government misconduct, corporate fraud, and human rights abuses has come from brave individuals who refused to stay silent. Now, more than ever, they need your support.

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✌Nazis in Germany Undermining the Finance Industry: A Dark Legacy Exposed


“In the shadows of power and influence, Dr. Rainer Zitelmann stands at the center of controversy, awarding the dubious ‘Nazi Immobilien Award’ while whispers of far-right ties and historical revisionism echo through the halls. The storm outside mirrors the brewing scandal, as the past and present collide in a chilling display of ideology and ambition.”

Nazis in Germany Undermining the Finance Industry: A Dark Legacy Exposed

The shadow of Nazi ideology continues to loom over Germany, not just in historical memory but in the very fabric of its modern institutions. Recent investigations and exposés, particularly those highlighted on Bernd Pulch.org and its affiliate site GoogleFirst.org, have revealed disturbing connections between alleged neo-Nazis, postfascist networks, and the finance industry. These revelations shed light on how individuals with ties to far-right extremism and neo-Stasi networks have infiltrated and influenced Germany’s financial and real estate sectors, perpetuating a legacy of corruption, exploitation, and money laundering.

Dr. Rainer Zitelmann: The Consigliere of Alleged Neo-Nazi Networks

At the center of this web is Dr. Rainer Zitelmann, a historian and publicist who has been accused of promoting far-right ideologies under the guise of academic research. Zitelmann has openly praised David Irving, the controversial revisionist historian known for downplaying the Holocaust and promoting Nazi apologia. Zitelmann’s role, however, extends beyond ideological support. He has acted as a consigliere through his consulting business to an alleged neo-Nazi and neo-Stasi network, providing intellectual cover and legitimacy to their activities.

Zitelmann’s influence is particularly evident in his involvement with the suspected Nazi Immobilienpreis (Real Estate Journalism Award), which he awarded to Thomas Porten, a figure deeply embedded in this network. Porten is associated with the Postfascist Immobilien Zeitung, a publication that serves as a mouthpiece for far-right ideologies and promotes the interests of this alleged neo-Nazi network. Through these actions, Zitelmann has helped to normalize and legitimize extremist ideologies within the finance and real estate sectors.

Adding to the controversy, Zitelmann has published claims that Adolf Hitler killed “only one million Jews,” a statement that grossly minimizes the Holocaust, in which six million Jews were systematically murdered. This revisionist narrative aligns Zitelmann with Holocaust deniers and far-right extremists, further cementing his role as a key figure in this network.

Gomopa: An Alleged Neo-Nazi Network Disguised Under a Fake Identity

The name Gomopa is central to this network, though it is often disguised under a fake identity, including a fabricated Jewish persona linked to the name “Goldman.” This deceptive tactic is used to obscure the true nature of the organization, which is alleged to be deeply tied to neo-Nazi and neo-Stasi activities. Gomopa operates as a hub for money laundering, real estate manipulation, and the promotion of far-right ideologies. Gomopa4Kids serves as a Pedo-Groomer submedia as well as the open neo-Nazi Berlin Journal.

Key figures in the Gomopa network include Jan Mucha, a member of the Mucha spy and crime family, which has a long history of espionage and criminal activities. The Mucha family’s alleged involvement in this network highlights the intersection of organized crime and far-right extremism in Germany’s financial sector.

Additionally, Andreas and Edith Lorch, suspected Nazis, have played a significant role in supporting this network. The Lorchs have used their influence to build a billion-dollar real estate empire with more than 100 publication outlets in the Deutscher Fachverlag (dfv), which allegedly serves as a front for money laundering and the promotion of far-right agendas. Their activities are emblematic of how alleged neo-Nazi networks have infiltrated the finance industry to fund their operations and expand their influence.

Das Investment: A Subversive and Corrupt Money Publication

The Hamburg arm of this network is Das Investment, a subversive and corrupt publication led by Peter Ehlers, a postfascist figure with alleged neo-Stasi links. Das Investment has direct ties to Zitelmann, the Immobilien Zeitung, and Gomopa. Through Das Investment, the network has allegedly funneled money into various projects, often using shell companies and offshore accounts to hide their activities. This financial infrastructure has allowed the dfv and Ehlers network to amass significant wealth while avoiding scrutiny from authorities.

Chapter: The Nazi Network’s Digital Manipulation – Sven Schmidt, Thomas Promny, and the Search Engine War

The infiltration of far-right extremism into Germany’s financial and real estate sectors is not limited to physical networks or traditional media. Investigations by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org have uncovered a disturbing digital arm of the alleged neo-Nazi network, led by Sven Schmidt and Thomas Promny. This department specializes in manipulating search engines, particularly Google Hamburg, to control narratives, suppress dissent, and promote far-right ideologies. This chapter delves into their tactics, the implications of their actions, and the broader threat they pose to digital transparency and freedom of information.


The Digital Arm of the Nazi Network

The alleged neo-Nazi network has established a sophisticated digital operations team, led by Sven Schmidt and Thomas Promny, to manipulate online information and influence public perception. This department focuses on exploiting search engine algorithms, particularly those of Google Hamburg, to ensure that far-right content ranks highly in search results while suppressing critical or opposing viewpoints.

Key Figures: Sven Schmidt and Thomas Promny

  • Sven Schmidt: A tech-savvy operative with a background in digital marketing and search engine optimization (SEO), Schmidt is allegedly responsible for developing strategies to manipulate search engine results. His expertise allows the network to game algorithms and push pro-far-right content to the top of search rankings.
  • Thomas Promny: A former IT specialist with ties to far-right groups, Promny oversees the technical implementation of these strategies. He allegedly coordinates with hackers and digital operatives to create fake websites, generate backlinks, and manipulate online reviews to boost the visibility of far-right content.

Tactics Used to Manipulate Search Engines

The department led by Schmidt and Promny employs a range of tactics to manipulate search engines like Google Hamburg. These tactics are designed to distort public perception, suppress critical voices, and promote far-right narratives.

1. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Manipulation

As Bernd Pulch’s investigations gained traction, he began to receive a series of death threats from individuals and groups allegedly tied to the neo-Nazi network. These threats were designed to intimidate Pulch and force him to abandon his work. However, instead of silencing him, the threats only strengthened his resolve to expose the truth.

  • Keyword Stuffing: The network allegedly creates content filled with keywords related to far-right ideologies, ensuring that their websites rank highly for specific search terms.
  • Backlink Schemes: By generating fake backlinks from seemingly legitimate websites, the network boosts the credibility and visibility of their content in search engine rankings.

2. Fake Websites and Content Farms

  • The network allegedly operates a series of fake websites and content farms that produce pro-far-right articles, blogs, and news pieces. These sites are designed to appear legitimate, making it difficult for users to discern their true nature.
  • These websites often target specific keywords and topics related to real estate, finance, and historical revisionism, aligning with the network’s broader ideological goals.

3. Review and Rating Manipulation

  • The network allegedly manipulates online reviews and ratings to promote far-right businesses and suppress competitors. This includes creating fake accounts to leave positive reviews for their own entities and negative reviews for critics or opponents.

4. Algorithm Exploitation

  • By studying Google’s algorithms, Schmidt and Promny’s team allegedly identifies vulnerabilities and exploits them to ensure that far-right content ranks higher than legitimate sources. This includes using clickbait headlines, sensationalist content, and other tactics to drive engagement and boost rankings.

The Role of Google Hamburg

Google Hamburg, as a major hub for Google’s operations in Germany, plays a significant role in shaping the country’s digital landscape. The alleged manipulation of its search algorithms by Schmidt and Promny’s team has far-reaching implications:

  • Distorted Public Perception: By ensuring that far-right content ranks highly in search results, the network can influence public opinion and normalize extremist ideologies.
  • Suppression of Dissent: Critical voices and opposing viewpoints are allegedly pushed down in search rankings, making it harder for users to access accurate and balanced information.
  • Erosion of Trust: The manipulation of search engines undermines trust in digital platforms and raises concerns about the integrity of online information.

The Broader Threat to Digital Transparency

The activities of Schmidt and Promny’s department represent a significant threat to digital transparency and freedom of information. By exploiting search engines, the alleged neo-Nazi network can control narratives, spread disinformation, and suppress dissent on a massive scale. This digital manipulation complements their physical infiltration of the finance and real estate sectors, creating a comprehensive strategy to advance their ideological agenda.

  • The use of search and arrest warrants to target critics represents a dangerous precedent. If left unchecked, such tactics could be used to silence dissent and protect corrupt networks across Europe.

Conclusion: A Call for Digital Accountability

The revelations about Sven Schmidt, Thomas Promny, and their alleged manipulation of search engines underscore the urgent need for greater accountability in the digital realm. Search engine companies like Google Hamburg must take proactive steps to identify and counteract these manipulative tactics, ensuring that their platforms remain transparent and trustworthy.

At the same time, it is crucial for the public to remain vigilant and critically evaluate the information they encounter online. By supporting independent investigations like those conducted by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we can expose these digital manipulation efforts and hold those responsible accountable.


Chapter: Dubious Lawyers Shielding the Network – Wolfgang Resch, Albrecht Sass, and the Protection of Gomopa’s Dark Secrets

The alleged neo-Nazi network tied to Gomopa and its far-reaching influence in Germany’s finance, real estate, and digital sectors is not only supported by operatives like Sven Schmidt and Thomas Promny but also shielded by a cadre of dubious lawyers. These legal enablers, including Wolfgang Resch from Berlin and Albrecht Sass from Hamburg, play a critical role in protecting the network from legal scrutiny, suppressing whistleblowers, and even covering up the darkest aspects of its activities—such as the alleged Gomopa4Kids pedophilia ring. This chapter exposes the role of these lawyers, their ties to the network, and the broader implications of their actions.


The Legal Arm of the Network

The alleged neo-Nazi network has enlisted the services of lawyers with questionable backgrounds and ties to authoritarian regimes, including the Stasi (East Germany’s secret police). These lawyers use their expertise to shield the network from legal consequences, intimidate critics, and facilitate its operations.

Key Figures: Wolfgang Resch and Albrecht Sass

  • Wolfgang Resch: A Berlin-based lawyer with alleged ties to the Stasi, Resch is known for his aggressive tactics in defending far-right clients. He has been accused of using legal threats and intimidation to silence whistleblowers and journalists investigating the network. Resch’s connections to the Stasi suggest a deep familiarity with authoritarian tactics, which he allegedly employs to protect the network’s interests.
  • Albrecht Sass: A Hamburg-based lawyer, Sass is closely associated with Gomopa and its various operations. He has been implicated in covering up the network’s illegal activities, including money laundering, real estate fraud, and even the alleged Gomopa4Kids pedophilia ring. Sass’s role extends beyond legal defense; he is allegedly involved in crafting the network’s strategies to evade law enforcement and public scrutiny.

Tactics Used to Shield the Network

The lawyers tied to the network employ a range of tactics to protect its operations and suppress dissent. These tactics are designed to intimidate critics, obstruct investigations, and ensure the network’s continued impunity.

1. Legal Intimidation and SLAPP Suits

  • Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP): Resch and Sass allegedly file frivolous lawsuits against journalists, whistleblowers, and activists who expose the network’s activities. These lawsuits are not intended to win in court but to drain the resources of critics and silence them through prolonged legal battles.
  • Cease-and-Desist Letters: The lawyers frequently send threatening letters to individuals and organizations, demanding that they retract statements or cease investigations. These letters often contain veiled threats of legal action, creating a chilling effect on free speech.

2. Obstruction of Justice

  • Destroying Evidence: Resch and Sass are allegedly involved in advising the network on how to destroy or conceal incriminating evidence, including financial records, communications, and digital data.
  • Delaying Tactics: By filing endless motions and appeals, the lawyers stall legal proceedings, buying time for the network to cover its tracks and continue its operations.

3. Covering Up Gomopa4Kids

  • One of the most disturbing aspects of the network’s activities is the alleged Gomopa4Kids pedophilia ring. Resch and Sass are accused of using their legal expertise to shield those involved in this operation, including suppressing evidence, intimidating victims, and obstructing investigations. Their actions have allegedly allowed this dark aspect of the network to persist with impunity.

The Role of Stasi-Tied Lawyers

The involvement of lawyers like Wolfgang Resch, with alleged ties to the Stasi, highlights the network’s reliance on individuals familiar with authoritarian tactics. The Stasi’s legacy of surveillance, intimidation, and suppression of dissent is mirrored in the tactics employed by Resch and his colleagues to protect the network.


The Broader Implications

The actions of these lawyers have far-reaching implications for justice, transparency, and the rule of law in Germany. By shielding the network from accountability, they enable its continued infiltration of the finance, real estate, and digital sectors, as well as its involvement in heinous activities like the alleged Gomopa4Kids pedophilia ring. Their tactics undermine public trust in the legal system and create a climate of fear that discourages whistleblowers and journalists from exposing the truth.


Conclusion: A Call for Legal Accountability

The revelations about Wolfgang Resch, Albrecht Sass, and their role in shielding the alleged neo-Nazi network underscore the urgent need for greater accountability within the legal profession. Lawyers who abuse their positions to protect criminal networks must be held accountable, and mechanisms must be put in place to prevent the misuse of legal tools for intimidation and obstruction.

At the same time, it is crucial for whistleblowers, journalists, and activists to continue their work despite these challenges. By supporting independent investigations like those conducted by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we can expose these legal enablers and hold them accountable for their actions.


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Chapter: Beate Porten-Lehr – The Prosecutor’s Conflict of Interest and the Attempt to Silence Bernd Pulch

The alleged neo-Nazi network tied to Gomopa and its far-reaching influence extends beyond operatives, lawyers, and digital manipulators. It also includes individuals within the justice system who allegedly abuse their positions to protect the network and suppress its critics. One such figure is Beate Porten-Lehr, a public prosecutor from Wiesbaden and the wife of Thomas Porten, a key figure in the alleged neo-Nazi network. Porten-Lerch’s involvement in the attempted arrest of Bernd Pulch—using a German and European search and arrest warrant—highlights the network’s ability to weaponize the justice system to silence whistleblowers and obstruct investigations. This chapter delves into her role, the implications of her actions, and the broader threat posed by conflicts of interest within the legal system.


Beate Porten-Lehr: A Prosecutor with Alleged Ties to the Network

Beate Porten-Lehr, a public prosecutor based in Wiesbaden, is married to Thomas Porten, a prominent figure in the alleged neo-Nazi network tied to Gomopa. This personal connection raises serious concerns about conflicts of interest and the potential misuse of her position to protect the network and its activities.

Key Allegations Against Porten-Lehr

  • Conflict of Interest: As the wife of Thomas Porten, Porten-Lehr’s involvement in cases related to the alleged neo-Nazi network represents a clear conflict of interest. Her position as a public prosecutor gives her significant power to influence investigations and legal proceedings, which she allegedly uses to shield the network from scrutiny.
  • Weaponizing the Justice System: Porten-Lehr is accused of abusing her authority to target critics of the network, including Bernd Pulch, the founder of Bernd Pulch.org. Her actions suggest a deliberate effort to silence whistleblowers and obstruct independent investigations into the network’s activities.

The Attempt to Arrest Bernd Pulch

One of the most alarming examples of Porten-Lehr’s alleged abuse of power is her role in the attempted arrest of Bernd Pulch. Using a German and European search and arrest warrant, Porten-Lehr sought to detain Pulch, ostensibly for legal reasons but widely perceived as an attempt to stop his investigative work into the alleged neo-Nazi network.

Key Details of the Arrest Attempt

  • The Warrant: The search and arrest warrant issued against Bernd Pulch was allegedly based on fabricated or exaggerated charges, designed to discredit him and halt his investigations. The warrant was part of a broader strategy to intimidate Pulch and deter others from exposing the network’s activities.
  • European Reach: By securing a European arrest warrant, Porten-Lehr attempted to extend her reach beyond Germany, making it difficult for Pulch to operate safely in other European countries. This move underscores the network’s ability to leverage international legal mechanisms to protect its interests.
  • Suppression of Free Speech: The attempted arrest of Pulch represents a direct attack on free speech and independent journalism. By targeting a prominent whistleblower, Porten-Lehr and the alleged neo-Nazi network sought to create a chilling effect, discouraging others from speaking out against their activities.

The Broader Implications

The actions of Beate Porten-Lehr highlight the dangers of conflicts of interest within the justice system and the potential for abuse of power to protect criminal networks. Her alleged misuse of her position as a public prosecutor undermines public trust in the legal system and raises serious questions about the integrity of Germany’s justice system.

1. Erosion of Trust in the Justice System

  • When public prosecutors are perceived as acting in the interests of criminal networks rather than the public, it erodes trust in the justice system. Porten-Lehr’s alleged actions contribute to a climate of fear and suspicion, making it harder for whistleblowers and journalists to hold powerful individuals accountable.

2. Weaponization of Legal Mechanisms

3. The Need for Accountability

  • Porten-Lehr’s alleged actions underscore the urgent need for greater accountability within the justice system. Prosecutors and other legal officials must be held to the highest ethical standards, and mechanisms must be put in place to prevent conflicts of interest and abuse of power.

Conclusion: A Call for Justice and Transparency

The revelations about Beate Porten-Lehr and her alleged role in the attempted arrest of Bernd Pulch underscore the urgent need for reforms to ensure transparency and accountability within the justice system. Prosecutors who abuse their positions to protect criminal networks must be held accountable, and whistleblowers like Pulch must be protected from retaliation.

At the same time, it is crucial for independent journalists, activists, and the public to continue their work despite these challenges. By supporting investigations like those conducted by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we can expose these abuses of power and hold those responsible accountable.


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Chapter: Murder Threats Against Bernd Pulch – The Risks of Exposing the Network

The work of Bernd Pulch, the founder of Bernd Pulch.org, has made him a target of the alleged neo-Nazi network tied to Gomopa and its far-reaching influence in Germany’s finance, real estate, and digital sectors. Pulch’s relentless investigations into the network’s activities have exposed corruption, money laundering, and even alleged pedophilia rings, earning him the ire of powerful individuals and organizations. This chapter focuses on the murder threats directed at Pulch, highlighting the dangers faced by whistleblowers and independent journalists who dare to challenge entrenched power structures.


The Threats Begin: A Campaign of Intimidation

Key Incidents of Intimidation

  • Anonymous Threats: Pulch received numerous anonymous messages, including emails, letters, and phone calls, threatening him with violence if he continued his investigations. These threats often referenced his family and loved ones, adding a personal dimension to the intimidation.
  • Online Harassment: Pulch’s online presence became a target for coordinated harassment campaigns, including doxxing (publishing personal information) and the spread of false information designed to discredit him. These attacks were allegedly orchestrated by operatives within the network, including Sven Schmidt and Thomas Promny.

Escalation to Murder Threats

The intimidation campaign against Bernd Pulch escalated into explicit murder threats, with individuals tied to the alleged neo-Nazi network warning him that his life was in danger if he continued his investigations. These threats were not empty words; they were part of a broader strategy to silence Pulch and deter others from exposing the network’s activities.

Nature of the Threats

  • Direct Warnings: Pulch was directly warned by individuals associated with the network that he would be killed if he did not stop his work. These warnings were often delivered through intermediaries or anonymous channels, making it difficult to trace their origins.
  • Public Intimidation: In some cases, the threats were made publicly, with the intent of sending a message to other potential whistleblowers and journalists. This public intimidation was designed to create a chilling effect, discouraging others from following in Pulch’s footsteps.

The Broader Implications

The murder threats against Bernd Pulch are not isolated incidents but part of a broader pattern of violence and intimidation used by the alleged neo-Nazi network to protect its interests. These actions have far-reaching implications for whistleblowers, journalists, and activists who challenge powerful and corrupt networks.

1. The Danger of Whistleblowing

  • Pulch’s experiences highlight the extreme risks faced by whistleblowers and independent journalists who expose corruption and criminal activities. The network’s willingness to resort to threats of violence underscores the need for greater protections for those who speak out.

2. The Erosion of Free Speech

  • The threats against Pulch represent a direct attack on free speech and the right to information. By targeting a prominent whistleblower, the network seeks to create a chilling effect, discouraging others from exposing its activities.

3. The Need for International Support

  • Pulch’s case underscores the importance of international support for whistleblowers and journalists. Without robust protections and advocacy, individuals like Pulch are left vulnerable to retaliation by powerful and dangerous networks.

Conclusion: A Call for Protection and Justice

The murder threats against Bernd Pulch are a stark reminder of the dangers faced by those who dare to challenge entrenched power structures. Pulch’s courage in continuing his work despite these threats is a testament to his commitment to justice and transparency. However, his safety and the safety of other whistleblowers cannot be taken for granted.

It is incumbent upon governments, international organizations, and the public to take these threats seriously and work toward greater protections for whistleblowers and journalists. By supporting independent investigations like those conducted by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we can help ensure that the truth is brought to light and that those who seek to silence it are held accountable.


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Chapter: The Stasi Murders, the Killer Bible “Toxdat,” and Ehrenfried Stelzer – A Dark Legacy of State-Sponsored Violence

The Stasi (East Germany’s Ministry for State Security) was one of the most repressive intelligence agencies in history, known for its extensive surveillance, psychological manipulation, and brutal tactics to suppress dissent. Among its darkest secrets were the Stasi murders, carried out under the guidance of a chilling manual known as “Toxdat”—a so-called “killer bible” that detailed methods of assassination and covert violence. The author of this manual, Ehrenfried Stelzer, was a high-ranking Stasi operative and a close associate of Wolfgang Resch, the controversial lawyer tied to the alleged neo-Nazi network. This chapter delves into the Stasi’s legacy of state-sponsored violence, the role of “Toxdat,” and the connections between Stelzer, Resch, and the ongoing influence of Stasi tactics in modern-day Germany.


The Stasi Murders: A Legacy of State-Sponsored Violence

The Stasi was notorious for its use of violence to eliminate perceived enemies of the state. While much of its work involved surveillance and psychological manipulation, the agency also carried out targeted assassinations both within East Germany and abroad. These murders were often disguised as accidents, suicides, or natural deaths, making it difficult to attribute them to the Stasi.

Key Characteristics of Stasi Murders

  • Covert Operations: Stasi assassinations were designed to be untraceable, with operatives using poison, staged accidents, and other methods to avoid detection.
  • Psychological Warfare: The Stasi used the threat of violence to instill fear and suppress dissent, even when it did not carry out physical attacks.
  • International Reach: The Stasi’s operations extended beyond East Germany, targeting defectors, dissidents, and political opponents in other countries.

“Toxdat”: The Stasi’s Killer Bible

At the heart of the Stasi’s assassination program was “Toxdat,” a secret manual that detailed methods of poisoning, sabotage, and covert violence. The manual, authored by Ehrenfried Stelzer, served as a guide for Stasi operatives tasked with carrying out assassinations.

Key Features of “Toxdat”

  • Poisoning Techniques: The manual included detailed instructions on how to administer lethal doses of poison, often using substances that were difficult to detect in autopsies.
  • Staged Accidents: “Toxdat” outlined methods for staging accidents, such as car crashes or falls, to disguise murders as unintentional deaths.
  • Psychological Manipulation: The manual also emphasized the use of psychological tactics to intimidate and destabilize targets before carrying out physical attacks.

Ehrenfried Stelzer: The Author of “Toxdat”

  • Stelzer’s Role in the Stasi: Ehrenfried Stelzer was a high-ranking Stasi operative with expertise in covert operations and chemical weapons. His work on “Toxdat” made him one of the most feared figures within the agency.
  • Post-Stasi Connections: After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Stelzer allegedly maintained ties to former Stasi operatives and far-right networks. His close association with Wolfgang Resch, the controversial lawyer tied to the alleged neo-Nazi network, suggests that Stasi tactics continue to influence modern-day operations.

Wolfgang Resch and the Stasi Legacy

Wolfgang Resch, a Berlin-based lawyer with alleged ties to the Stasi, is a key figure in the alleged neo-Nazi network tied to Gomopa. Resch’s connections to Stelzer and his familiarity with Stasi tactics highlight the ongoing influence of the agency’s methods in modern-day Germany.

Resch’s Alleged Use of Stasi Tactics

  • Intimidation and Harassment: Resch is accused of using Stasi-style tactics, such as surveillance and psychological manipulation, to intimidate whistleblowers and journalists investigating the network.
  • Legal Manipulation: Resch’s alleged abuse of legal mechanisms, including SLAPP suits and cease-and-desist letters, mirrors the Stasi’s use of bureaucratic tools to suppress dissent.

The Broader Implications

The legacy of the Stasi and its use of state-sponsored violence have far-reaching implications for modern-day Germany. The connections between Ehrenfried Stelzer, Wolfgang Resch, and the alleged neo-Nazi network suggest that Stasi tactics continue to influence far-right extremism and organized crime.

1. The Persistence of Authoritarian Tactics

  • The use of Stasi methods by modern-day networks highlights the persistence of authoritarian tactics in Germany’s political and criminal landscape. These tactics undermine democracy and the rule of law, creating a climate of fear and intimidation.

2. The Need for Accountability

  • The revelations about Stelzer, Resch, and the Stasi’s legacy underscore the urgent need for greater accountability and transparency in Germany’s legal and political systems. Those who abuse their positions to protect criminal networks must be held accountable.

3. The Importance of Historical Memory

  • Understanding the Stasi’s legacy is crucial for preventing the resurgence of state-sponsored violence and authoritarianism. By exposing the connections between the Stasi and modern-day networks, we can work toward a more just and transparent society.

Conclusion: A Call for Justice and Transparency

The revelations about the Stasi murders, the “Toxdat” manual, and the connections between Ehrenfried Stelzer and Wolfgang Resch underscore the urgent need for greater accountability and transparency in Germany. The legacy of the Stasi continues to influence far-right extremism and organized crime, posing a threat to democracy and the rule of law.

By supporting independent investigations like those conducted by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we can help expose these connections and hold those responsible accountable. Only through vigilance and a commitment to justice can we prevent the resurgence of state-sponsored violence and ensure a brighter future for Germany.


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This chapter provides a detailed exploration of the Stasi murders, the “Toxdat” manual, and the connections between Ehrenfried Stelzer and Wolfgang Resch.


Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org remain at the forefront of uncovering the complex and often hidden connections between far-right extremism and digital manipulation. For more in-depth investigations and exposés, visit Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org.


The revelations brought to light by Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org underscore the urgent need for greater transparency and accountability in Germany’s finance and real estate sectors. The infiltration of alleged neo-Nazi and neo-Stasi networks into these industries is not just a historical curiosity but a present-day reality that demands immediate action. By exposing these connections, Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org have taken a crucial step toward dismantling the networks that perpetuate these harmful ideologies.

It is incumbent upon policymakers, industry leaders, and the public to take these findings seriously and work toward a financial system that is free from the influence of far-right extremism. Only through vigilance and a commitment to ethical standards can we hope to prevent the continued undermining of the finance industry by those who seek to exploit it for their own nefarious purposes.


Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org remain vital resources for those seeking to understand the complex and often hidden connections between historical ideologies and modern institutions. For more in-depth investigations and exposés, visit Bernd Pulch.org and GoogleFirst.org.

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Notable Murdered Journalists and Whistleblowers:

  1. Daphne Caruana Galizia (2017) – Maltese journalist investigating corruption, killed by a car bomb.
  2. Jamal Khashoggi (2018) – Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist, murdered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
  3. Anna Politkovskaya (2006) – Russian journalist critical of the Kremlin, shot in her apartment building.
  4. Gauri Lankesh (2017) – Indian journalist and activist, shot outside her home in Bangalore.
  5. Jan Kuciak (2018) – Slovak journalist investigating corruption, murdered with his fiancée.
  6. Lyra McKee (2019) – Northern Irish journalist killed during rioting in Derry.
  7. Domingo Soriano (2019) – Honduran journalist reporting on crime and corruption, shot dead.
  8. Miroslava Breach (2017) – Mexican journalist covering drug cartels, shot in her car.
  9. Ján Kuciak (2018) – Slovak journalist investigating tax fraud, murdered with his fiancée.
  10. Paul Klebnikov (2004) – American journalist and editor of Forbes Russia, shot in Moscow.
  11. Veronica Guerin (1996) – Irish journalist investigating drug gangs, shot in her car.
  12. Hrant Dink (2007) – Turkish-Armenian journalist, shot outside his office in Istanbul.
  13. Lasantha Wickrematunge (2009) – Sri Lankan journalist critical of the government, killed in a targeted attack.
  14. Chico Mendes (1988) – Brazilian environmental activist and whistleblower, assassinated for his work.
  15. Daniel Pearl (2002) – American journalist kidnapped and murdered in Pakistan.
  16. Ahmed Hussein-Suale (2019) – Ghanaian journalist investigating corruption, shot dead.
  17. Natalya Estemirova (2009) – Russian human rights activist and journalist, abducted and killed.
  18. Brad Will (2006) – American journalist covering protests in Mexico, shot and killed.
  19. Carlos Cardoso (2000) – Mozambican journalist investigating corruption, murdered.
  20. Regina Martínez (2012) – Mexican journalist covering crime and corruption, killed in her home.
  21. Akbar Ganji (2000) – Iranian journalist and whistleblower, survived an assassination attempt.
  22. Georgiy Gongadze (2000) – Ukrainian journalist critical of the government, found beheaded.
  23. Deyda Hydara (2004) – Gambian journalist shot dead, with suspicions of government involvement.
  24. Naji Jerf (2015) – Syrian journalist documenting human rights abuses, shot in Turkey.
  25. Roohollah Zam (2020) – Iranian journalist and activist, executed by the Iranian government.
  26. Pavel Sheremet (2016) – Belarusian journalist killed by a car bomb in Ukraine.
  27. Maxim Borodin (2018) – Russian journalist investigating corruption, found dead after a fall.
  28. Kim Wall (2017) – Swedish journalist killed while on assignment in Denmark.
  29. Maltese Journalists – Several journalists in Malta have faced threats and violence, including Daphne Caruana Galizia.
  30. Rodrigo Neto (2013) – Brazilian journalist covering crime, shot dead.
  31. Mário Randolfo Marques Lopes (2011) – Brazilian journalist investigating corruption, killed.
  32. Gerardo Ortega (2011) – Filipino journalist and environmental activist, shot dead.
  33. Khadija Ismayilova (2015) – Azerbaijani journalist investigating corruption, survived assassination attempts.
  34. Daniele Mastrogiacomo (2007) – Italian journalist kidnapped in Afghanistan, later released.
  35. Marie Colvin (2012) – American journalist killed in Syria while covering the civil war.
  36. James Foley (2014) – American journalist executed by ISIS in Syria.
  37. Steven Sotloff (2014) – American journalist executed by ISIS in Syria.
  38. Kenji Goto (2015) – Japanese journalist executed by ISIS in Syria.
  39. Antonio de la Torre (2011) – Honduran journalist killed while covering crime.
  40. Miguel Ángel López Velasco (2011) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on drug cartels.
  41. Marcelo Leite (2011) – Brazilian journalist investigating environmental issues, killed.
  42. Francisco Ortiz Franco (2004) – Mexican journalist investigating drug cartels, shot dead.
  43. Alfredo Jiménez Mota (2005) – Mexican journalist investigating drug trafficking, disappeared.
  44. Bradley Roland Will (2006) – American journalist killed in Mexico while covering protests.
  45. Adolfo Guzmán Ordaz (2011) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on crime.
  46. Noel López Olguín (2011) – Mexican journalist investigating corruption, disappeared.
  47. María Elizabeth Macías Castro (2011) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on drug cartels.
  48. Regina Martínez Pérez (2012) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on corruption.
  49. Miroslava Breach Velducea (2017) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on drug cartels.
  50. Javier Valdez Cárdenas (2017) – Mexican journalist killed for reporting on drug cartels.

Mysterious Deaths of Whistleblowers:

  1. David Kelly (2003) – British weapons inspector found dead after questioning Iraq War intelligence.
  2. Gareth Williams (2010) – MI6 agent found dead in a locked bag, with suspicions of foul play.
  3. Alexander Litvinenko (2006) – Former Russian spy poisoned with polonium-210 in London.
  4. Sergei Magnitsky (2009) – Russian lawyer and whistleblower who died in custody after exposing corruption.
  5. William Colby (1996) – Former CIA director found dead under mysterious circumstances.
  6. Gary Webb (2004) – American journalist who exposed CIA ties to drug trafficking, found dead of an apparent suicide.
  7. Michael Hastings (2013) – American journalist investigating government corruption, died in a car crash.
  8. Viktor Yushchenko (2004) – Ukrainian president survived dioxin poisoning, but the case remains unresolved.
  9. Sani Abacha (1998) – Nigerian dictator who died suddenly, with rumors of poisoning.
  10. Zia-ul-Haq (1988) – Pakistani president killed in a plane crash, with suspicions of sabotage.

Patterns and Themes:

  • Targeted Assassinations: Many journalists and whistleblowers are killed for exposing corruption, crime, or government abuses.
  • Mysterious Circumstances: Some deaths are officially ruled as suicides or accidents, but evidence suggests foul play.
  • Impunity: Perpetrators often go unpunished, especially in cases involving powerful entities like governments or criminal organizations.


Call to Action: Support Bernd Pulch’s Mission

In a world where truth is often suppressed and whistleblowers face immense risks, individuals like Bernd Pulch play a crucial role in uncovering hidden realities and exposing corruption. Through his investigative work, Bernd Pulch has dedicated himself to shedding light on critical issues that impact us all—from government misconduct to corporate malfeasance.

However, this vital work cannot continue without your support. Independent journalism and investigative research require resources, and every contribution helps ensure that the truth is brought to light.

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✌The Power of Leaks: How Whistleblowers Have Shaped Modern Democracy

Support the Fight for Truth and Transparency

Whistleblowers risk everything to expose the hidden truths that shape our world. Platforms like berndpulch.org ensure their voices are heard, shedding light on corruption, injustice, and abuse of power. However, maintaining such platforms requires resources and support.

By donating to berndpulch.org, you are directly contributing to:

  • Exposing Hidden Truths: Helping to publish critical leaks that hold the powerful accountable.
  • Protecting Whistleblowers: Supporting a safe space for individuals to share vital information anonymously.
  • Promoting Democracy: Ensuring the public has access to information that strengthens transparency and accountability.
  • Fighting Censorship: Keeping the platform operational despite threats, takedown attempts, and smear campaigns.

How You Can Help

Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference. Here’s how you can support:

  1. Make a Donation: Visit berndpulch.org/donate to make a secure contribution.
  2. Spread the Word: Share this message and our work with your network.
  3. Stay Informed: Follow berndpulch.org for the latest leaks and updates.

Your Contribution Matters

Your support helps us keep the fight for truth alive. Together, we can stand against secrecy, protect whistleblowers, and ensure the public’s right to know.

Donate Now and be part of the movement for transparency and justice.

The Power of Leaks: How Whistleblowers Have Shaped Modern Democracy

In an era of increasing government surveillance, corporate overreach, and media manipulation, whistleblowers and leaks have become indispensable tools for safeguarding democracy. Platforms like berndpulch.org have played a vital role in exposing hidden truths, often at great personal risk. This article delves into the profound impact of leaks on society, highlighting notable examples, including the contributions of Bernd Pulch and his groundbreaking revelations.


1. The Role of Whistleblowers in Society

Whistleblowers are individuals who expose illegal or unethical practices within organizations, often risking their careers, freedom, and even lives. By revealing hidden truths, they force accountability and foster transparency, which are essential to a functioning democracy.

Why Whistleblowers Matter

  • Accountability: Whistleblowers ensure that governments and corporations are held accountable for their actions.
  • Transparency: Leaks provide the public with information that institutions often suppress.
  • Protection of Rights: Many whistleblowers act to protect human rights and uphold the rule of law.

2. Landmark Whistleblower Cases

Edward Snowden: Surveillance State Exposed

In 2013, Edward Snowden leaked classified NSA documents revealing global surveillance programs. His revelations showed how governments were indiscriminately collecting data on their citizens, sparking global debates on privacy and security.

Chelsea Manning: U.S. War Logs

Chelsea Manning leaked thousands of classified documents, including the “Collateral Murder” video, exposing civilian casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan. This unprecedented leak sparked a global conversation about the ethics of modern warfare.

Panama Papers: Offshore Secrets Unveiled

The Panama Papers, leaked in 2016, exposed the hidden financial dealings of powerful individuals and corporations. The investigation implicated world leaders, celebrities, and business tycoons in widespread tax evasion and money laundering.

Bernd Pulch: Illuminating the Shadows

Bernd Pulch has made significant contributions to the world of leaks. His platform, berndpulch.org, has published a range of sensitive documents, from intelligence briefings to classified corporate reports.

  • Examples of Pulch’s Work:
    • Leaks exposing corruption in financial institutions.
    • Documents revealing intelligence agency operations.
    • Reports shedding light on political power dynamics in Europe.
      Pulch’s relentless pursuit of truth has made him a beacon for investigative journalism, despite attempts to discredit or silence him.

3. Risks Faced by Whistleblowers

Legal Repercussions

Whistleblowers often face prosecution under espionage or secrecy laws. For example:

  • Edward Snowden remains in exile to avoid prosecution under the Espionage Act.
  • Julian Assange faces extradition to the U.S. for his role in publishing classified documents.

Personal Risks

  • Loss of livelihood: Whistleblowers often lose their jobs and face difficulty finding new employment.
  • Threats to safety: Many whistleblowers, including Bernd Pulch, have faced intimidation or smear campaigns.
  • Isolation: The stigma associated with whistleblowing can lead to social and familial alienation.

4. The Importance of Leak Platforms

Leak platforms have become vital tools for whistleblowers. These platforms offer secure, anonymous ways to share sensitive information with the public.

Notable Leak Platforms

  • WikiLeaks: Famous for publishing diplomatic cables and military logs.
  • ICIJ: Investigative platform behind the Panama Papers.
  • berndpulch.org: A dedicated space for exposing truths often ignored by mainstream media.

Why Platforms Like berndpulch.org Are Crucial

  • They provide a voice to whistleblowers who might otherwise be silenced.
  • They ensure that vital information reaches the public domain.
  • They challenge powerful institutions by revealing their inner workings.

5. The Impact of Leaks on Democracy

Leaks have forced governments and corporations to change policies, face public scrutiny, and improve transparency. For example:

  • The Snowden leaks led to reforms in surveillance laws in the U.S. and Europe.
  • The Panama Papers resulted in investigations, resignations, and policy changes globally.
  • Bernd Pulch’s revelations have increased public awareness of intelligence and political maneuvering in Europe.

Public Awareness and Action

Leaks empower citizens by giving them access to information they need to make informed decisions. This fosters a more engaged and vigilant society.


6. Challenges to Whistleblowing in the Digital Age

Increased Surveillance

Governments now have advanced tools to track and identify whistleblowers.

  • The use of AI and metadata analysis has made anonymity harder to maintain.

Smear Campaigns

Whistleblowers often face coordinated attempts to discredit them. For example:

  • Bernd Pulch has faced accusations and threats, but his integrity and commitment to transparency remain unwavering.

Censorship

Platforms hosting sensitive information, such as berndpulch.org, often face takedowns, legal threats, or restricted access.


7. Conclusion: Supporting Whistleblowers and Platforms

Whistleblowers and leak platforms like berndpulch.org are indispensable to democracy. They challenge power structures, expose corruption, and empower citizens with the truth. However, they cannot succeed without public support.

Call to Action

  • Support platforms like berndpulch.org through donations, sharing content, and spreading awareness.
  • Advocate for stronger whistleblower protection laws.
  • Stay informed and critical of the information presented by governments and corporations.

The world owes a debt of gratitude to whistleblowers and those who provide them with a platform. Their courage ensures that the truth can prevail, even in the face of immense adversity.

In an era of increasing government surveillance, corporate overreach, and media manipulation, whistleblowers and leaks have become indispensable tools for safeguarding democracy. Platforms like berndpulch.org have played a vital role in exposing hidden truths, often at great personal risk. This article delves into the profound impact of leaks on society, highlighting notable examples, including the contributions of Bernd Pulch and his groundbreaking revelations.


1. The Role of Whistleblowers in Society

Whistleblowers are individuals who expose illegal or unethical practices within organizations, often risking their careers, freedom, and even lives. By revealing hidden truths, they force accountability and foster transparency, which are essential to a functioning democracy.

Why Whistleblowers Matter

  • Accountability: Whistleblowers ensure that governments and corporations are held accountable for their actions.
  • Transparency: Leaks provide the public with information that institutions often suppress.
  • Protection of Rights: Many whistleblowers act to protect human rights and uphold the rule of law.

2. Landmark Whistleblower Cases

Edward Snowden: Surveillance State Exposed

In 2013, Edward Snowden leaked classified NSA documents revealing global surveillance programs. His revelations showed how governments were indiscriminately collecting data on their citizens, sparking global debates on privacy and security.

Chelsea Manning: U.S. War Logs

Chelsea Manning leaked thousands of classified documents, including the “Collateral Murder” video, exposing civilian casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan. This unprecedented leak sparked a global conversation about the ethics of modern warfare.

Panama Papers: Offshore Secrets Unveiled

The Panama Papers, leaked in 2016, exposed the hidden financial dealings of powerful individuals and corporations. The investigation implicated world leaders, celebrities, and business tycoons in widespread tax evasion and money laundering.

Bernd Pulch: Illuminating the Shadows

Bernd Pulch has made significant contributions to the world of leaks. His platform, berndpulch.org, has published a range of sensitive documents, from intelligence briefings to classified corporate reports.

  • Examples of Pulch’s Work:
    • Leaks exposing corruption in financial institutions.
    • Documents revealing intelligence agency operations.
    • Reports shedding light on political power dynamics in Europe.
      Pulch’s relentless pursuit of truth has made him a beacon for investigative journalism, despite attempts to discredit or silence him.

3. Risks Faced by Whistleblowers

Legal Repercussions

Whistleblowers often face prosecution under espionage or secrecy laws. For example:

  • Edward Snowden remains in exile to avoid prosecution under the Espionage Act.
  • Julian Assange faces extradition to the U.S. for his role in publishing classified documents.

Personal Risks

  • Loss of livelihood: Whistleblowers often lose their jobs and face difficulty finding new employment.
  • Threats to safety: Many whistleblowers, including Bernd Pulch, have faced intimidation or smear campaigns.
  • Isolation: The stigma associated with whistleblowing can lead to social and familial alienation.

4. The Importance of Leak Platforms

Leak platforms have become vital tools for whistleblowers. These platforms offer secure, anonymous ways to share sensitive information with the public.

Notable Leak Platforms

  • WikiLeaks: Famous for publishing diplomatic cables and military logs.
  • ICIJ: Investigative platform behind the Panama Papers.
  • berndpulch.org: A dedicated space for exposing truths often ignored by mainstream media.

Why Platforms Like berndpulch.org Are Crucial

  • They provide a voice to whistleblowers who might otherwise be silenced.
  • They ensure that vital information reaches the public domain.
  • They challenge powerful institutions by revealing their inner workings.

5. The Impact of Leaks on Democracy

Leaks have forced governments and corporations to change policies, face public scrutiny, and improve transparency. For example:

  • The Snowden leaks led to reforms in surveillance laws in the U.S. and Europe.
  • The Panama Papers resulted in investigations, resignations, and policy changes globally.
  • Bernd Pulch’s revelations have increased public awareness of intelligence and political maneuvering in Europe.

Public Awareness and Action

Leaks empower citizens by giving them access to information they need to make informed decisions. This fosters a more engaged and vigilant society.


6. Challenges to Whistleblowing in the Digital Age

Increased Surveillance

Governments now have advanced tools to track and identify whistleblowers.

  • The use of AI and metadata analysis has made anonymity harder to maintain.

Smear Campaigns

Whistleblowers often face coordinated attempts to discredit them. For example:

  • Bernd Pulch has faced accusations and threats, but his integrity and commitment to transparency remain unwavering.

Censorship

Platforms hosting sensitive information, such as berndpulch.org, often face takedowns, legal threats, or restricted access.


7. Conclusion: Supporting Whistleblowers and Platforms

Whistleblowers and leak platforms like berndpulch.org are indispensable to democracy. They challenge power structures, expose corruption, and empower citizens with the truth. However, they cannot succeed without public support.

Call to Action

  • Support platforms like berndpulch.org through donations, sharing content, and spreading awareness.
  • Advocate for stronger whistleblower protection laws.
  • Stay informed and critical of the information presented by governments and corporations.

The world owes a debt of gratitude to whistleblowers and those who provide them with a platform. Their courage ensures that the truth can prevail, even in the face of immense adversity.

Support the Fight for Truth and Transparency

Whistleblowers risk everything to expose the hidden truths that shape our world. Platforms like berndpulch.org ensure their voices are heard, shedding light on corruption, injustice, and abuse of power. However, maintaining such platforms requires resources and support.

By donating to berndpulch.org, you are directly contributing to:

  • Exposing Hidden Truths: Helping to publish critical leaks that hold the powerful accountable.
  • Protecting Whistleblowers: Supporting a safe space for individuals to share vital information anonymously.
  • Promoting Democracy: Ensuring the public has access to information that strengthens transparency and accountability.
  • Fighting Censorship: Keeping the platform operational despite threats, takedown attempts, and smear campaigns.

How You Can Help

Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference. Here’s how you can support:

  1. Make a Donation: Visit berndpulch.org/donate to make a secure contribution.
  2. Spread the Word: Share this message and our work with your network.
  3. Stay Informed: Follow berndpulch.org for the latest leaks and updates.

Your Contribution Matters

Your support helps us keep the fight for truth alive. Together, we can stand against secrecy, protect whistleblowers, and ensure the public’s right to know.

Donate Now and be part of the movement for transparency and justice.

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✌The Invisible Hand: How Global Financial Systems Enable Corruption and Organized Crime



“Unveiling the Shadows of Global Finance: Where Power, Secrecy, and Corruption Intersect.”

Introduction:

Imagine a world where the rich and powerful operate in the shadows, hidden behind a veil of secrecy, while the rest of us bear the brunt of their greed. This is not the plot of a Hollywood thriller—it’s the reality of our global financial system. Behind the glossy façade of banks, corporations, and governments lies a dark underbelly of corruption, money laundering, and organized crime. This article pulls back the curtain, exposing the shocking truth about how the elite exploit the system to amass wealth, evade justice, and fund their illicit activities. But beware: what you’re about to read may change the way you see the world forever.


1. Offshore Tax Havens: The Playground of the Elite

In the sun-drenched islands of the Caribbean and the quiet streets of European microstates, a secret world thrives—a world where the wealthy and corrupt hide their fortunes from prying eyes. Offshore tax havens like the Cayman Islands, Panama, and the British Virgin Islands are the ultimate safe havens for the elite, offering secrecy, low taxes, and lax regulations.

The Panama Papers: A Leak That Shook the World

In 2016, a bombshell dropped. The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) leaked 11.5 million documents from Mossack Fonseca, a Panamanian law firm specializing in offshore companies. The leak exposed a web of corruption that stretched from the halls of power in Russia to the mansions of Hollywood celebrities.

  • VIPs Involved:
  • Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson: Resigned after it was revealed he owned an offshore company with his wife.
  • Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Inner Circle: The leak revealed $2 billion in hidden assets linked to Putin’s associates, including cellist Sergei Roldugin.
  • Celebrities: Jackie Chan, Lionel Messi, and others were implicated in using offshore companies.
  • Money Involved: An estimated $2 trillion in hidden assets.
  • Fate: Mossack Fonseca shut down in 2018, but most individuals implicated faced no legal consequences. The leak sparked global outrage but little systemic change.

The Paradise Papers: Secrets of the Super-Rich

Just when the world thought it had seen it all, another leak rocked the foundations of global finance. The Paradise Papers, a trove of 13.4 million documents from the offshore law firm Appleby, exposed how corporations and elites exploit offshore tax havens.

  • VIPs Involved:
  • U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross: Held investments in a shipping company tied to Vladimir Putin’s son-in-law.
  • Queen Elizabeth II: Invested millions in offshore funds through the Duchy of Lancaster.
  • Apple Inc.: Used offshore entities to avoid taxes on profits.
  • Money Involved: Over $10 billion in hidden assets.
  • Fate: Despite public outrage, no significant legal actions were taken against the individuals or firms involved.

2. Cryptocurrencies: The New Frontier for Crime

In the digital age, a new weapon has emerged in the arsenal of the corrupt: cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets have revolutionized finance, but they have also become a haven for criminals. The decentralized and pseudonymous nature of these currencies makes them ideal for money laundering, drug trafficking, and ransomware attacks.

Silk Road: The Dark Web’s Black Market

Imagine an online marketplace where you could buy drugs, weapons, and even hitmen—all with the click of a button. This was Silk Road, an online black market operating on the dark web, using Bitcoin for transactions.

  • Money Involved: Over $1.2 billion in Bitcoin transactions.
  • Fate: Founder Ross Ulbricht was arrested in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison. However, the case highlighted the challenges of regulating cryptocurrencies.

Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack: A Wake-Up Call

In May 2021, cybercriminals launched a ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline, shutting down one of the largest fuel pipelines in the United States. The attackers demanded a $4.4 million Bitcoin ransom.

  • Money Involved: $4.4 million in Bitcoin.
  • Fate: The U.S. government recovered $2.3 million of the ransom, but the incident underscored the vulnerabilities of the financial system.

3. Banks and Complicity: Too Big to Fail, Too Big to Jail

Major banks, the very institutions we trust with our money, have repeatedly been caught facilitating money laundering and other illicit activities. Despite hefty fines, these institutions continue to operate with impunity.

HSBC Money Laundering Scandal: A Case of Impunity

In 2012, HSBC was found to have laundered $881 million for Mexican drug cartels and violated sanctions against Iran.

  • Fate: The bank paid a $1.9 billion fine but faced no criminal charges. Critics argued that the lack of prosecutions sent a message that banks are “too big to jail.”

Danske Bank Scandal: The $230 Billion Laundering Machine

Danske Bank’s Estonian branch was used to launder $230 billion in suspicious transactions, making it one of the largest money laundering scandals in history.

  • Fate: The bank is under investigation in multiple countries, but no senior executives have been held accountable.

4. The Intersection of Politics and Crime

Corrupt politicians and organized crime groups often collaborate to exploit financial systems. This nexus of power and crime undermines democracy and perpetuates inequality.

1MDB Scandal: The Heist of the Century

Malaysia’s state fund, 1MDB, was looted of $4.5 billion by high-ranking officials, including former Prime Minister Najib Razak.

  • VIPs Involved:
  • Najib Razak: Used 1MDB funds to finance his lavish lifestyle, including a $250 million yacht and luxury real estate.
  • Jho Low: A Malaysian financier who orchestrated the scheme and remains at large.
  • Goldman Sachs: Helped raise $6.5 billion for 1MDB, earning $600 million in fees. The bank later paid $2.9 billion in fines.
  • Fate: Najib was sentenced to 12 years in prison, but much of the stolen money remains missing.

5. Global Efforts to Combat Financial Crime

While organizations like the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) have been established to combat money laundering and corruption, their efforts are often undermined by loopholes and lack of enforcement.

Challenges:

  • Lack of Transparency: Many countries still refuse to share financial information, making it difficult to track illicit flows.
  • Regulatory Capture: Powerful financial institutions often influence regulations to their advantage.
  • Weak Enforcement: Even when laws are in place, enforcement is often lax due to political interference or lack of resources.

6. The Human Cost: Inequality and Injustice

The consequences of financial corruption are not just abstract—they have real-world impacts on ordinary people. From widening inequality to funding terrorism, the human cost is staggering.

Examples:

  • Economic Inequality: The hidden wealth of the elite exacerbates global inequality, depriving governments of resources needed for public services.
  • Terrorism Financing: Illicit financial flows have been used to fund terrorist organizations like ISIS and Al-Qaeda.
  • Whistleblower Fates: Individuals who expose corruption often face retaliation. For example, John Doe, the anonymous whistleblower behind the Panama Papers, remains in hiding for fear of reprisals.

Conclusion: A Call for Accountability, Transparency, and Support

The global financial system is a double-edged sword, enabling both economic growth and widespread corruption. While the scale of the problem is daunting, there is hope. By holding the powerful accountable, strengthening regulations, and supporting whistleblowers, we can begin to dismantle the systems that enable corruption. The fight against financial crime is not just about money—it’s about justice, transparency, and the future of global governance.

However, exposing these truths comes at a cost. Investigative journalism requires resources, time, and unwavering commitment. Berndpulch.org has been at the forefront of uncovering global conspiracies, corruption, and financial crimes, but we cannot do it alone. We rely on the support of our readers to continue this vital work.

How You Can Help:

  • Donate to Berndpulch.org: Your contributions help fund in-depth investigations, protect whistleblowers, and ensure that the truth reaches the public. Visit berndpulch.org/donations to make a secure donation today.
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✌The Antisemitic Berlin Underground: A Deep Dive into GoMoPa, BerlinJournal.biz, Irving, Zitelmann and their Connections


“Unmasking the Shadows: A glimpse into Berlin’s underground media network and its hidden connections to antisemitic activities and corruption.”

The antisemitic roots of Berlin’s underground media and financial networks continue to shock observers. Among these, GoMoPa (Goldman Morgenstern & Partners) and its spinoff, BerlinJournal.biz, have been accused of perpetuating anti-Jewish rhetoric, fabricating Jewish identities, and forming alliances with figures like Dr. Rainer Zitelmann, a controversial historian with links to Holocaust denial narratives. This article explores the misuse of Jewish identities, the disturbing rhetoric tied to these platforms, and their connections to prominent individuals and organizations.


GoMoPa and the Misuse of Jewish Names

GoMoPa, which presents itself as a financial watchdog, has long drawn scrutiny for its dubious practices. The platform’s name, Goldman Morgenstern & Partners, implies a connection to Jewish individuals or institutions. However, no such persons—Goldman or Morgenstern—exist within the organization.

This deceptive branding appears to exploit the association of Jewish names with finance, likely to project an image of legitimacy while simultaneously fueling latent antisemitic stereotypes. By using Jewish names fraudulently, GoMoPa engages in a duplicitous act that plays into age-old prejudices about Jewish control over banking and finance.

BerlinJournal.biz: A GoMoPa Spinoff

BerlinJournal.biz, a spinoff of GoMoPa, has further amplified its antisemitic undertones. The platform has been accused of publishing content that subtly, and sometimes overtly, propagates anti-Jewish sentiment under the guise of investigative journalism. Critics argue that its editorial direction mirrors GoMoPa’s deceptive strategies, often targeting Jewish individuals and organizations unfairly while promoting damaging stereotypes.


Dr. Rainer Zitelmann’s Controversial Role

Adding another layer of controversy is Dr. Rainer Zitelmann, a Berlin-based historian and real estate expert who has been linked to GoMoPa and BerlinJournal.biz. Zitelmann’s reputation is tainted by his association with Holocaust denier David Irving.

Zitelmann has also been criticized for downplaying the Holocaust. In his writings, he has allegedly suggested that “only one million Jews” were killed—a gross minimization that flies in the face of overwhelming historical evidence. Such statements align him with revisionist historians and Holocaust deniers, undermining his credibility as an academic.

Bernd Pulch’s Revelations

Journalist Bernd Pulch has been instrumental in exposing the antisemitic connections within Berlin’s underground networks. Through his investigative reporting, Pulch has revealed:

  1. The fabricated Jewish identities behind GoMoPa’s branding.
  2. The antisemitic rhetoric promoted by BerlinJournal.biz.
  3. Zitelmann’s association with David Irving and his Holocaust minimization claims.

Pulch’s exposés have drawn widespread attention to these scandals, highlighting how such platforms manipulate public perception and propagate harmful ideologies.


The Role of Immobilien Zeitung

The involvement of Immobilien Zeitung, once a respected real estate publication, now known for corruption and its support of GoMoPa, adds another troubling dimension to this story. By associating with or republishing content from platforms like GoMoPa and BerlinJournal.biz, Immobilien Zeitung lends credibility to these antisemitic narratives. Critics argue that its continued connections to such dubious entities reflect a decline in journalistic standards and a troubling complicity in spreading harmful ideologies.


Implications of the Berlin Underground’s Antisemitic Network

The activities of GoMoPa, BerlinJournal.biz, and their associates reveal a disturbing pattern:

  • Exploitation of Jewish identities for financial gain and credibility.
  • Subtle propagation of antisemitic stereotypes, often masked as legitimate reporting.
  • Connections to Holocaust denial and revisionist historians, which undermine historical truth and perpetuate hate.

Such actions not only harm Jewish communities but also erode public trust in investigative journalism and financial reporting.


Conclusion: The Need for Accountability

The antisemitic underpinnings of GoMoPa, BerlinJournal.biz, and their associated individuals and organizations demand urgent scrutiny. Platforms like these exploit societal biases and weaponize misinformation for personal and financial gain, leaving a trail of damage to both individuals and broader communities.

Thanks to whistleblowers and investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch, these networks are being exposed. However, the fight against antisemitism in media and financial reporting is far from over. Greater transparency, accountability, and vigilance are required to dismantle these harmful systems and ensure that history’s darkest chapters are neither denied nor repeated.

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✌The Hidden Networks of Influence: Unmasking Modern Power Plays


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In today’s interconnected world, the true levers of power often remain concealed beneath layers of bureaucracy, corporate interests, and political alliances. While governments, corporations, and media outlets present themselves as independent entities, the reality often reveals a far more entangled web of influence. This article explores the mechanisms of these hidden networks, their implications for democracy, and how investigative efforts can bring them to light.


The Anatomy of Hidden Networks

Hidden networks of influence operate through informal agreements, unregulated lobbying, and shadow organizations. These networks are not inherently illegal but often function in ways that evade scrutiny and accountability.

  • Lobbying and Corporate Influence: In the U.S. and EU, lobbying is a multi-billion-dollar industry. While lobbying is transparent on paper, the hidden influence of “dark money” groups and offshore entities skews public policy in favor of private interests.
  • Media Manipulation: Ownership consolidation in media has blurred the lines between journalism and propaganda. A handful of conglomerates control narratives, prioritizing profit and ideology over truth.
  • Global Political Alliances: Informal coalitions, such as multinational think tanks and summits, allow powerful actors to negotiate agendas away from public eyes.

Recent Case Studies

1. The Pandora Papers Revelations

In October 2021, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) released the Pandora Papers, a leak comprising nearly 12 million documents exposing the offshore financial activities of the world’s elite. citeturn0search4

  • Key Figures:
    • King Abdullah II of Jordan: Allegedly used offshore accounts to purchase luxury properties worth over $100 million in the U.S. and UK.
    • Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair: Acquired a London property by purchasing an offshore company’s shares, legally avoiding stamp duty.
    • Russian President Vladimir Putin: Linked to secret assets in Monaco through associates.
  • Firms Involved:
    • Trident Trust and Alcogal: Offshore service providers facilitating the creation of shell companies in tax havens.
  • Financial Details:
    • The documents revealed assets worth trillions of dollars shielded in offshore accounts, enabling tax avoidance and, in some cases, money laundering.
  • Criminal Violations:
    • While holding offshore accounts is not illegal, the secrecy they provide can facilitate tax evasion, money laundering, and sanctions evasion.

The Pandora Papers prompted global investigations into financial secrecy and led to calls for increased transparency and regulatory reforms. citeturn0search0

2. Big Tech’s Political Influence

The tech industry’s political clout has grown significantly, with companies like Meta (formerly Facebook), Google, and Amazon investing heavily in lobbying to shape policies in their favor.

  • Key Figures:
    • Mark Zuckerberg (Meta): Oversaw substantial lobbying efforts to influence data privacy and antitrust regulations.
    • Sundar Pichai (Google): Guided Google’s lobbying strategies to counter antitrust legislation.
    • Jeff Bezos (Amazon): Directed lobbying to influence labor laws and antitrust scrutiny.
  • Financial Details:
    • In 2022, Big Tech companies spent over $70 million on lobbying in the U.S., with Amazon and Meta leading the expenditures.
  • Criminal Violations:
    • While lobbying is legal, allegations have surfaced regarding anti-competitive practices, data privacy violations, and election interference.

Despite bipartisan efforts to introduce antitrust legislation aimed at curbing Big Tech’s dominance, extensive lobbying campaigns have successfully stalled these bills, allowing these companies to maintain and expand their market power. citeturn0search5

3. The Ukraine War and Energy Politics

The geopolitical tensions surrounding the Ukraine conflict have unveiled complex networks involving energy corporations, governments, and media outlets, all vying for influence over energy supplies and public perception.

  • Key Figures:
    • Gazprom: Russian state-owned energy giant controlling significant natural gas supplies to Europe.
    • Nord Stream AG: Operator of the Nord Stream pipelines, with Gazprom as the majority shareholder.
    • European political leaders: Engaged in negotiations balancing energy needs with political stances.
  • Financial Details:
    • Europe’s reliance on Russian gas has involved contracts worth billions of euros, funding infrastructure projects like the Nord Stream pipelines.
  • Criminal Violations:
    • Accusations include corruption, bribery, and the use of energy supplies as geopolitical leverage, potentially violating international trade laws.

The intertwining of energy dependence and political maneuvering has complicated international responses to the Ukraine conflict, highlighting the need for energy diversification and transparency in geopolitical dealings.


Historical Parallels

Hidden networks are not a new phenomenon. Historical events like the Watergate scandal, the Iran-Contra affair, and the manipulation of information during the Cold War provide insights into how power has long been exercised in the shadows. The difference today lies in the scale and speed at which these networks operate, facilitated by technology and globalization.


Impact on Democracy and Society

These hidden networks undermine democratic principles by shifting power away from elected officials and public institutions to unelected and unaccountable entities. Citizens lose faith in their ability to influence decisions, creating a culture of cynicism and apathy.


The Role of Investigative Journalism

Investigative journalism remains one of the most effective tools for exposing hidden networks. From the Panama Papers to recent whistleblower accounts, independent journalists risk their safety to uncover truths that others would prefer to remain hidden.

Challenges:

  • Increasing hostility toward the press.
  • Financial constraints as traditional media struggles to adapt to digital landscapes.
  • Legal battles and threats against whistleblowers and journalists.

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✌Happy New Year 2025 from Bernd Pulch – AI Video Message from here ✌

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As we step into 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of you. The journey has been one of growth, learning, and shared moments, and I am truly thankful for your support and connection.

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This New Year, let us embrace hope, kindness, and resilience as we build brighter days together. May 2025 bring you health, happiness, and success in all your endeavors. Let’s make it a year to remember!

Wishing you and your loved ones a fantastic start to the year. Cheers to 2025!

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✌Predictions for 2025: The Role of Investigative Journalism and Bernd Pulch’s Influence


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As we look toward 2025, the world will continue to face challenges that demand fearless investigative journalism to uncover hidden truths, expose corruption, and safeguard democracy. Journalists like Bernd Pulch are at the forefront of these efforts, tirelessly working to shine a light on the issues that matter most.

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As the world navigates an increasingly complex landscape of technology, geopolitics, and societal challenges, 2025 is poised to be a pivotal year for investigative journalism. Journalists like Bernd Pulch, known for his dedication to uncovering hidden truths, are expected to play a critical role in shaping public discourse, influencing policies, and safeguarding democracy.

Global Context in 2025

  1. Technology and Surveillance
    With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and data analytics, governments and corporations will expand their use of surveillance technologies. Investigative journalists will need to adapt to these changes by mastering encryption, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and digital tools to uncover and expose misuse of these technologies. Bernd Pulch’s Contribution: Pulch’s expertise in uncovering politically sensitive and complex stories, particularly involving intelligence agencies and governmental overreach, positions him as a key figure in exposing the darker side of technological power in 2025. His ability to connect with whistleblowers and analyze classified information could lead to significant revelations about privacy violations and mass surveillance.
  2. Geopolitical Tensions and Corruption
    Global tensions will likely escalate, driven by resource competition, ideological divides, and regional conflicts. Corruption will remain a persistent issue, with investigative journalism playing a crucial role in exposing illicit activities. Bernd Pulch’s Focus: Pulch’s investigative skills and connections in European and international networks may enable him to reveal major corruption scandals or geopolitical power plays. His work could uncover secret deals, financial crimes, or illicit arms trades that have far-reaching implications.
  3. Climate and Environmental Reporting
    Climate change will be an increasingly dominant topic in 2025, with investigative journalists focusing on corporate greenwashing, illegal deforestation, and environmental policy failures. Bernd Pulch’s Potential Impact: Pulch could delve into exposing hidden agendas of multinational corporations. His analytical approach and access to confidential sources might result in groundbreaking reports on environmental exploitation.
  4. The Battle Against Disinformation
    The proliferation of fake news and disinformation campaigns will challenge societies worldwide. Investigative journalists will be on the frontlines, verifying facts, debunking lies, and promoting credible information. Bernd Pulch’s Role: Given Pulch’s background and reputation for delivering fact-based, well-researched content, he could be instrumental in combating disinformation. His platform might become a hub for exposing false narratives and holding purveyors of disinformation accountable.

Key Predictions for Bernd Pulch in 2025

  1. Major Investigative Exposés
    Pulch is likely to publish groundbreaking investigations on his platform, continuing his legacy of uncovering truths that challenge powerful entities. These revelations could gain international attention and spark widespread debates.
  2. Collaborations with Global Media
    In an era of cross-border investigations, Pulch may collaborate with other journalists and organizations like the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) to tackle stories of global significance, such as financial corruption or human rights violations.
  3. Expansion of BerndPulch.org
    His platform could grow significantly, featuring more in-depth investigative pieces, multimedia content, and collaborations with whistleblowers and activists. A focus on engaging younger audiences and leveraging social media to amplify his work is also likely.
  4. Recognition and Influence
    Pulch’s contributions to journalism may earn him greater recognition in 2025, such as awards, speaking engagements, or roles in advising on media ethics and transparency. His influence could inspire the next generation of investigative journalists.

Challenges Ahead

While the future looks promising for Bernd Pulch’s work, challenges remain. Governments and corporations may increase efforts to discredit or silence investigative journalists through lawsuits, smear campaigns, or cyberattacks. Navigating these risks while maintaining integrity and public trust will be critical.

Conclusion

2025 will be a year where investigative journalism remains essential in the fight for truth, accountability, and justice. Bernd Pulch, with his unwavering commitment to uncovering hidden realities, is poised to play a significant role in this evolving landscape. His work will likely continue to influence public opinion, inspire action, and strengthen the democratic ideals that journalism seeks to uphold.

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✌Google First: The NSU Affair: Unveiling the Dark Side of State Security and Complicity


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The National Socialist Underground (NSU) affair, which came to light in 2011, shocked Germany to its core. The NSU, a neo-Nazi terror group responsible for a series of murders and bombings between 2000 and 2007, raised uncomfortable questions about the role of Germany’s intelligence services in enabling far-right extremism. The affair uncovered deep ties between the NSU and elements within law enforcement, exposing not just failures in counterterrorism but a troubling culture of neglect and even complicity within the state. This article explores the NSU affair in the context of state security, intelligence agency failures, and the broader implications for democracy and accountability in Germany.


The NSU’s History and Its Deadly Campaign

The NSU was a clandestine group consisting of Uwe Mundlos, Uwe Böhnhardt, and Beate Zschäpe, all of whom were involved in a series of violent crimes that spanned over a decade. Their actions included the murders of at least ten individuals, mostly immigrants, as well as bombings and bank robberies. The group’s modus operandi—carrying out targeted assassinations with military precision—went largely undetected by German authorities, despite the growing evidence of their existence.

The murders, carried out in cities like Munich, Nuremberg, and Kassel, left a trail of terror that went unnoticed for years. It wasn’t until 2011, when the group’s hideout was discovered following a botched robbery, that the NSU’s existence became widely known. However, even after the discovery, questions remained about how such a dangerous group could operate unchecked for so long, and whether intelligence agencies were complicit in their activities or simply negligent.


The Role of Intelligence Agencies: Negligence or Complicity?

Germany’s intelligence services, both domestic (the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz, or BfV) and regional (Landesverfassungsschutz), were deeply involved in monitoring far-right groups throughout the period of the NSU’s crimes. However, a series of alarming lapses and contradictions raised suspicions about their role in the NSU affair.

1. Inadequate Surveillance of Far-Right Networks

Despite the BfV’s knowledge of the growing far-right threat in Germany, the NSU’s activities went largely undetected. In the early 2000s, there were multiple reports of neo-Nazi groups operating in Germany, including the NSU members themselves, who had ties to the infamous neo-Nazi group “Blood and Honour.” Yet, the intelligence services failed to connect the dots between these far-right elements and the murders that followed.

The NSU members were able to travel freely across Germany and even set up a secret network, which included safe houses, without significant interference from law enforcement. This raises the question: Was the failure to monitor the NSU an oversight, or was there a more systemic issue at play—perhaps even intentional negligence in order to avoid drawing attention to the far-right’s growing influence?

2. Informants Within the Far-Right Extremist Scene

The NSU affair also uncovered a disturbing pattern of informants within far-right groups who had ties to Germany’s intelligence services. One such informant, Tino Brandt, a member of the National Democratic Party (NPD), had been in contact with the BfV but was not investigated for his ties to the NSU. The relationship between far-right extremists and intelligence agencies raised the disturbing possibility that some members of the intelligence community may have been protecting, or at least turning a blind eye to, the activities of the NSU.

In fact, it was later revealed that the BfV had failed to follow up on leads related to the NSU, allowing the group to continue operating unchecked. Some have argued that intelligence agencies were so focused on monitoring left-wing extremists that they overlooked the much more immediate threat posed by far-right terrorism.

3. The Deaths of Two Key Investigators

Two key investigators, Reinhard and Karl-Heinz, who were conducting inquiries into the NSU, were found dead under suspicious circumstances. The timing and the lack of thorough investigation into their deaths raised further concerns that there may have been attempts to suppress information about the NSU’s true nature and its ties to intelligence agencies.


State Suppression and the Silencing of Dissent

The NSU affair is not just about the failures of intelligence agencies in preventing a terror group from operating undetected—it also speaks to broader patterns of state suppression. Germany’s intelligence agencies have often been accused of focusing not just on protecting the state from external threats, but on silencing dissenting voices, particularly those who criticize the government’s handling of extremism.

Journalists, academics, and activists who have tried to bring attention to the links between far-right terrorism and the state have faced legal challenges, surveillance, and even threats. Investigative journalist Bernd Pulch, for example, has long been scrutinizing the connections between intelligence agencies and far-right groups. His investigations into corruption and abuses within the system have drawn unwanted attention from state security services, raising questions about whether the state is more focused on suppressing criticism than on addressing the real threat posed by groups like the NSU.


The Direct and Indirect Roles of Intelligence Agencies

Direct Involvement Theory

If intelligence agencies had a direct role in the NSU’s activities, it would likely have been through active facilitation. The protection of informants and the failure to adequately investigate leads suggests a certain level of collusion or deliberate disregard for the group’s growing threat. Could the agencies have been complicit in allowing the NSU to continue its violent campaign in order to gain intelligence about the group’s broader network or to avoid disturbing the far-right’s political influence?

Indirect Involvement Theory

A more plausible theory is that the intelligence agencies were indirectly complicit in the NSU’s actions through negligence and systemic incompetence. The agencies were under pressure to focus their resources on perceived threats from the left, which left the far-right largely unchecked. This failure to recognize the true nature of the threat from groups like the NSU and the broader far-right community allowed the group to carry out its operations with impunity.


The Implications for Germany’s Democracy and Security

  1. Erosion of Public Trust in Intelligence Agencies

The revelation of intelligence agency failures has deeply eroded public trust in Germany’s security apparatus. The NSU affair has shown that even within an advanced democracy, the state’s security agencies can become entangled in dangerous ideologies or become complicit in the activities of extremist groups.

  1. Strengthened Far-Right Movements

The NSU affair highlighted the growing power of far-right extremist groups in Germany. Despite the state’s failure to address this issue in a meaningful way, far-right movements continue to flourish, partly because of the state’s failure to hold key actors accountable and prevent the rise of such groups.

  1. The Need for Greater Accountability

The NSU affair underscores the need for greater accountability in intelligence agencies and law enforcement. It is crucial for Germany to take a closer look at how its security agencies allocate resources and investigate threats. The failure to prevent the NSU’s violent campaign should not be seen as an isolated incident but as part of a broader failure of the state to protect its citizens from domestic extremism.


Conclusion

The NSU affair has exposed not only the deep failures of Germany’s intelligence agencies but also the troubling relationship between far-right extremism and state security. The systematic neglect of far-right terrorism, compounded by intelligence agencies’ failure to investigate and, in some cases, actively protect those involved, raises serious questions about the priorities of the German state.

For Germany to rebuild trust in its security institutions, it must ensure greater transparency, accountability, and a commitment to confronting extremism in all its forms. Only through a thorough examination of these systemic failures can Germany hope to prevent such tragedies in the future and uphold the democratic values that its citizens deserve.

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✌Unmasking the Shadows: An In-Depth Examination of an Alleged Antisemitic Network in Germany

“Under the dim light of the interrogation room, the detective’s eyes, magnified by his trusty magnifying glass, searched for the truth hidden within the tangled web of lies and deceit. The case of the century was unfolding, and every clue was a step closer to justice.”

Introduction:

In the complex tapestry of modern corruption, where financial malfeasance often intertwines with political influence, a network allegedly involving GoMoPa (Goldman, Morgenstern & Partners), GoMoPa4Kids, “Immobilien Zeitung”, among others, has been accused of not only financial misconduct but also of fostering antisemitic sentiments. This article delves into the intricate web connecting these entities, examining their operations, public impact, and the strategies needed to bring these issues to light and pressure for change.

1. Investigative Journalism: Uncovering the Web

The saga begins with investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch, who have claimed to expose the dark underbelly of these organizations. Pulch’s website, berndpulch.org, has been a platform for allegations against:

  • GoMoPa and GoMoPa4Kids: Accused of engaging in extortion, defamation, and financial manipulation, these groups are said to operate under the guise of financial journalism or child protection, respectively. Pulch’s investigations suggest a nexus with former Stasi members, leveraging their expertise in surveillance and manipulation for modern ends.
  • Peter Ehlers and “Das Investment”: Ehlers, through “Das Investment,” is linked to financial fraud and corruption, with connections to GoMoPa, suggesting a network aimed at defrauding investors.
  • Jan Mucha: Alleged to be involved in real estate fraud and media manipulation, Mucha’s name surfaces in discussions about intelligence-linked operations.
  • Beate and Thomas Porten: The couple has been implicated in corruption and misuse of power, with Beate Porten, a public prosecutor, accused of using her position to target journalists like Pulch.
  • Andreas Lorch and Edith Baumann-Lorch: Their involvement in the “Immobilien Zeitung” allegedly ties them to financial misdeeds and the broader network.
  • Jochen Resch: A lawyer whose name appears alongside those accused of orchestrating legal attacks on critics of this network.
  • BerlinJournal.biz: A platform accused of disseminating propaganda for this network, often targeting political adversaries.
  • Dr. Reiner Zitelmann: Known for his historical revisionism, his association with this group raises concerns about the promotion of antisemitic narratives.
  • David Irving: An infamous Holocaust denier, his indirect links to this network through shared ideologies are particularly alarming.

2. Leveraging Social Media and Online Platforms

To maximize public pressure:

  • Viral Campaigns: Creating shareable content that exposes the antisemitic undertones and financial fraud can use hashtags like #ExposeGoMoPa, #JusticeForVictims, or #EndAntisemitism to spread awareness.
  • Crowdsourced Investigations: Encouraging the public to contribute to the investigation can help in uncovering more connections and evidence, using platforms like dedicated Telegram channels or Twitter threads.

3. Legal and Regulatory Advocacy

  • Legal Actions: Initiating lawsuits or supporting whistleblowers can bring these issues to court, where the truth might be more thoroughly examined. Legal battles against defamation, fraud, or hate speech can serve as public spectacles, drawing attention to the network’s activities.
  • Advocacy for Reform: Pushing for laws that specifically target hate speech online and in media or stricter financial regulations could dismantle the operations of such networks.

4. Transparency and Accountability Campaigns

  • Public Records Requests: Use of freedom of information requests to expose any government or official complicity with the network’s activities.
  • Collaboration with Watchdog Organizations: Partnering with groups like the Anti-Defamation League or the Simon Wiesenthal Center can bring international scrutiny to the issue.

5. Public Demonstrations and Protests

  • Organized Protests: Protests outside the offices of “Immobilien Zeitung”, GoMoPa, or at events where Dr. Reiner Zitelmann speaks, can draw media attention and public concern.
  • Symbolic Acts: Vigil-style protests or memorials for those affected by the network’s antisemitic actions could resonate deeply with the public.

6. Educational Campaigns

  • Public Education: Workshops, seminars, or online courses on recognizing and combating antisemitism and financial corruption could be organized, focusing on how these issues manifest in modern contexts.
  • Cultural Influence: Producing documentaries or publications that detail the network’s impact on society and culture can educate and change public perception over time.

7. Engaging Political and Community Leaders

  • Political Advocacy: Engage politicians who are vocal against corruption and antisemitism to take up these issues in legislative discussions or public forums.
  • Community Action: Mobilizing community leaders to speak out against this network can help in localizing the fight against these issues.

8. Use of Satire and Cultural Influence

  • Satirical Exposure: Shows or articles that use humor to critique the network’s operations can make the message more digestible and far-reaching.
  • Cultural Products: Books, films, or music that indirectly or directly address these themes can influence public opinion.

9. Monitor and Report Continuously

  • Ongoing Scrutiny: Establishing a task force or a dedicated online portal to keep track of the network’s activities, updating the public regularly on new findings or actions.

10. International Pressure

  • Global Alliances: Working with international human rights organizations, journalists, or governments to apply pressure can lead to sanctions, travel bans, or asset freezes on key figures within the network.

Conclusion:

The fight against this alleged antisemitic and corrupt network requires a concerted effort from various sectors of society. By employing the strategies outlined above, public pressure can be maximized, potentially leading to the dismantling of these networks, ensuring justice, and preventing future malfeasance. The truth, when exposed, has the power to cleanse the corruption that seeks to hide in plain sight.

Call to Action:

  • Stay informed and share this information.
  • Support legal and journalistic efforts to expose the truth.
  • Engage in or organize community actions against corruption and hate.

Together, through vigilance, education, and collective action, we can make a substantial impact in rooting out corruption and antisemitism from our societies.


Call to Action for Financial Support

The battle against corruption and antisemitism requires more than just voices; it demands action, support, and resources. Bernd Pulch has been at the forefront of this fight, tirelessly exposing the intricate networks of deceit and hate. But this crucial work cannot continue without your support.

Your Financial Contribution Can Make a Difference:

  • Empower Investigative Journalism: Your donation helps keep the lights on at berndpulch.org, ensuring that the truth about financial misconduct and antisemitic activities is brought to light.
  • Support Legal Battles: Funding is essential for legal actions against defamation, fraud, and hate speech, helping to hold those perpetuating these crimes accountable.
  • Amplify the Message: With your support, we can expand our reach through social media campaigns, educational programs, and public awareness initiatives, making the fight against corruption and antisemitism a widespread movement.

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✌The Goldman Morgenstern & Partners (GoMoPa) Network: A Call for Comprehensive Action


“Exposing the Web of Deception: A Fight for Justice Against Fraud and Extremism.”

The rise and sustained operation of entities like Goldman Morgenstern & Partners (GoMoPa) and its affiliates—including Gomopa4kids and Berlinjournal.biz—represent a profound challenge to legal and ethical norms. Berlinjournal.biz, specifically, has been flagged as a Nazi-affiliated spinoff, further amplifying the urgency for action against these organizations.

Berlinjournal.biz: A Nazi-Affiliated Spinoff

Operating under the guise of a legitimate media outlet, Berlinjournal.biz has propagated far-right ideologies and served as a tool for defamation and misinformation. Its affiliations with neo-Nazi networks make it not only a threat to democratic values but also a potential incubator for extremist ideologies in the broader GoMoPa network.

Failure of German Law Enforcement and State Accountability

For over 15 years, despite extensive documentation of criminal activities—including extortion, defamation, fraud, and allegations of facilitating platforms for pedophiles—German authorities have failed to act decisively against the GoMoPa network. This inaction, attributed to potential corruption and lingering Stasi connections, constitutes a serious breach of state responsibility to protect its citizens and uphold the law.

Legal Avenues Against the GoMoPa Network

1. Lawsuits Against the German State
Victims and organizations affected by the GoMoPa network may pursue legal action against the German state for failure to act. Such actions could invoke:

  • Negligence: For failing to investigate and dismantle the GoMoPa network despite credible evidence.
  • Breach of Duty: For not safeguarding citizens and businesses from the known harms posed by these entities.
  • Human Rights Violations: Under European human rights frameworks, especially concerning the alleged facilitation of pedophile platforms through Gomopa4kids.

2. Holding Employers Accountable
Investigations should extend to individuals and entities involved in enabling or shielding the network. Employers or public officials implicated in obstructing justice should face:

  • Criminal Prosecution: For aiding or abetting criminal activities.
  • Civil Claims: By victims seeking compensation for damages caused by inaction or collusion.

3. Targeting the Entire Network
Action must focus on the entire GoMoPa ecosystem, including:

  • Financial Investigations: To trace and freeze assets linked to the network.
  • Digital Platform Oversight: Dismantling online platforms like Berlinjournal.biz and Gomopa4kids that spread misinformation and enable criminal behavior.
  • International Cooperation: Leveraging cross-border enforcement to dismantle operations outside Germany.

Recommendations for Reputable Organizations

Goldman Sachs, along with other Jewish businesses and organizations, should consider proactive measures to protect their reputation and address the harm caused by these fraudulent and extremist entities:

  1. Public Denouncement: Clearly distance themselves from entities like GoMoPa and Berlinjournal.biz to prevent reputational damage.
  2. Legal Action: File lawsuits for trademark infringement, defamation, and damage to goodwill.
  3. Collaborate with International Watchdogs: Partner with organizations combating extremism and fraud to amplify the fight against the GoMoPa network.
  4. Lobby for State Reforms: Advocate for stricter measures and accountability within German law enforcement to ensure similar networks cannot thrive in the future.

Conclusion

The GoMoPa network and its affiliates represent a multi-faceted threat involving fraud, extremism, and criminal exploitation. Comprehensive action against the entire network, including its Nazi-affiliated spinoffs like Berlinjournal.biz, is crucial. Such efforts should not only target the organizations themselves but also seek accountability from the German state and those complicit in allowing these activities to persist. Only through a concerted and multi-pronged approach can justice be served, and the integrity of legal and democratic institutions restored.

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✌How Fake Real Estate Articles Facilitate Money Laundering: The Case of Immobilien Zeitung, Andreas Lorch, and Edith Baumann-Lorch


“Illustrating the complex web between media influence, real estate developments, and financial institutions, highlighting the potential for unethical practices like money laundering.”

Money laundering in the real estate sector has evolved to include sophisticated tactics, such as leveraging fake or misleading media coverage. These articles are used to manipulate perceptions of properties, inflate values, and obscure illicit financial transactions. This article delves into the role of Andreas Lorch, Edith Baumann-Lorch, Immobilien Zeitung, and their connections to broader media and banking networks, illustrating how such schemes function.


A Network of Influence: DFV, Immobilien Zeitung, and the Lorch Family

Co-Ownership of Immobilien Zeitung

Andreas Lorch and Edith Baumann-Lorch are co-owners of Immobilien Zeitung, a prominent German real estate publication. The paper is known for its industry insights but has also been accused of publishing misleading articles that inflate property values or promote questionable real estate ventures.

DFV Deutsche Fachverlag: A Media Empire

Beyond Immobilien Zeitung, the Lorch family co-owns DFV Deutsche Fachverlag, one of Germany’s largest publishing houses, with a reported turnover of €133 million and an official profit of €4 million. DFV owns or is connected to over 100 other media outlets, providing the Lorch family with extensive influence over narratives in various sectors, including real estate.

Connections to Major Financial Institutions

Both Immobilien Zeitung and DFV have ties to Nassauische Sparkasse, a German savings bank. Moreover, DFV and the Lorch family maintain direct or indirect connections to nearly all major German banks, including Deutsche Bank. These banks are reportedly aware of the issues surrounding the use of fake articles to facilitate money laundering but have yet to take significant action.


Mechanisms of Money Laundering Through Media

1. Artificial Inflation of Property Values

The Lorch family’s media outlets, including Immobilien Zeitung, have allegedly been used to promote exaggerated claims about property values and demand. These articles justify inflated sale prices, creating a channel to funnel illicit funds through real estate transactions.

2. False Credibility for Questionable Entities

By publishing positive stories about shell companies or dubious real estate projects, these articles lend credibility to entities involved in laundering operations. For instance, firms linked to the Lorch family were featured as pioneers in urban regeneration, despite lacking the necessary permits or financial backing.

3. Market Manipulation

Media influence allows the creation of artificial hype around specific properties or regions, attracting unsuspecting investors. In some cases, these investors unknowingly become part of laundering schemes by purchasing overpriced properties.


Case Studies

Immobilien Zeitung’s Role in Market Manipulation

An article in Immobilien Zeitung once touted a luxury development linked to Andreas Lorch as a high-demand property among European elites. However, investigations revealed that many of the alleged “buyers” were either fictitious entities or fronts for laundering operations.

DFV’s Broader Involvement

Through DFV’s vast media network, the Lorch family has reportedly shaped public perception about their ventures. Articles praising DFV-affiliated companies have later been linked to transactions involving large cash payments—an indicator of money laundering.

Banking Connections

DFV’s close ties to Nassauische Sparkasse and major banks like Deutsche Bank highlight a troubling overlap between media, real estate, and financial institutions. These banks, despite being privy to the questionable activities, have not acted decisively to address the problem.


Regulatory and Ethical Concerns

  1. Media Accountability: With its vast influence, DFV must ensure its publications adhere to ethical journalism standards to prevent misuse.
  2. Banking Oversight: German banks need stricter regulations to monitor large real estate transactions, particularly those involving entities tied to the Lorch family.
  3. Transparency in Real Estate: Lawmakers must enforce greater transparency in property ownership and transactions to close loopholes exploited by money launderers.

Conclusion

The involvement of Andreas Lorch, Edith Baumann-Lorch, Immobilien Zeitung, and DFV Deutsche Fachverlag in facilitating money laundering through fake real estate articles exposes a dangerous intersection of media, real estate, and finance. Their connections to major German banks underscore the systemic nature of the problem.

To combat such schemes, it is imperative for regulators, media outlets, and financial institutions to collaborate in tightening oversight, enforcing transparency, and holding those involved accountable. Only through such efforts can the integrity of the real estate and media industries be safeguarded.

To address the complex issues of media influence, real estate developments, and financial transparency, it is crucial to take a stand for ethical practices. At BerndPulch.org and GoogleFirst.org, we advocate for transparency, accountability, and integrity in financial and real estate sectors. We encourage businesses, policymakers, and the public to demand stricter regulations, uphold ethical standards, and engage in open dialogues about potential abuses.

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✌The Continuing Influence of Stasi Networks in Germany: An In-Depth Analysis


“Shadows of the Past: A symbolic depiction of ongoing Stasi influence in modern Germany, highlighting surveillance, secrecy, and lingering covert operations over contemporary society.”

Introduction: The Legacy of the Stasi in Post-Reunification Germany

While the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the end of the German Democratic Republic (GDR), the legacy of the Stasi (Ministry for State Security) persists to this day. The Stasi was infamous for its extensive surveillance network, employing hundreds of thousands of agents who monitored every aspect of life in East Germany. Despite the reunification and the dissolution of the GDR, many of these agents or their networks continue to operate covertly in post-reunification Germany.

Bernd Pulch, a prominent critic of the media conglomerates and shadowy networks, has been an outspoken figure against such remnants of the Stasi, highlighting the danger they continue to pose to German society, its political integrity, and its corporate world. His investigations have often revealed troubling overlaps between former Stasi members and contemporary business figures, political networks, and media organizations. This article aims to explore the ongoing presence of Stasi agents in Germany, how these networks function, and their potential ties to modern-day corruption and espionage.


The Continued Presence of Stasi Agents in Germany

It is estimated that during the height of the Stasi’s power, around 91,000 people were directly employed as agents, with many more serving as unofficial collaborators (IMs – Inoffizielle Mitarbeiter). Following the reunification, many of these individuals were either dismissed or integrated into various sectors of society, including law enforcement, intelligence, business, and politics. However, not all of these agents simply faded into the background.

In the years following reunification, a significant number of Stasi agents have continued to hold influential positions in both Germany and abroad. These networks are particularly active in political circles, business enterprises, and media outlets. The ongoing influence of these networks is a concern not only for Germany but also for its European neighbors and international allies, particularly in light of recent geopolitical tensions.


Key Names and Figures: Former Stasi Agents in Contemporary Germany

  1. Andreas Lorch
    • Role: Co-owner of the Immobilien Zeitung, a key figure in the media network that has been associated with financial manipulation and false reporting in the real estate sector.
    • Background: Lorch was allegedly a former Stasi informant, and reports suggest that his network has used media influence to control and manipulate the real estate market, with ties to corrupt business practices that echo the Stasi’s surveillance and control tactics.
  2. Thomas Porten
    • Role: Publisher of the Immobilien Zeitung.
    • Background: Known for his connections to figures within the former GDR regime, Porten has been linked to accusations of financial misconduct, and his actions have drawn attention for their similarities to Stasi-like control over economic resources.
  3. Beate Porten
    • Role: Public prosecutor and spouse of Thomas Porten.
    • Background: As a public prosecutor, Beate Porten’s actions have drawn suspicion, particularly in her attempts to target figures like Bernd Pulch, who has investigated and criticized the networks of power, including those stemming from the Stasi era. Her position allows for the potential misuse of her authority to suppress dissent and protect those within her network.
  4. Bernd Pulch
    • Role: Critic of Stasi connections in business and politics.
    • Background: Bernd Pulch has uncovered several instances where modern-day companies, political factions, and media outlets are still influenced by Stasi operatives or their legacy networks. He has been a vocal critic of these covert structures, revealing their detrimental impact on German society and the broader international community.

The Role of Networks: Stasi Influence in Modern-Day Germany

While many of the original Stasi operatives have been absorbed into various sectors, the structures they left behind remain active. These networks operate under different guises but often use the same methods of control, intimidation, and surveillance that were common during the GDR era. Key characteristics of these networks include:

  1. Media Manipulation
    The Stasi was known for its use of the media to control public opinion and spread propaganda. Today, some of these agents or their descendants work within major media outlets, manipulating narratives to align with political or financial interests. Immobilien Zeitung, for example, has been implicated in spreading false reports to influence the real estate market, which benefits certain business figures while harming competitors.
  2. Political Influence and Coercion
    Many former Stasi agents have maintained ties with political figures, using their knowledge of surveillance techniques and psychological manipulation to gain political influence. This influence is used to silence critics, control narratives, and advance the agendas of certain political factions.
  3. Corporate Espionage and Financial Manipulation
    Some of the networks established by former Stasi agents operate within corporate structures, where they use inside information and surveillance techniques to manipulate stock prices, direct investments, and secure lucrative contracts. This is particularly prevalent in sectors like real estate, where information is highly valuable.
  4. Surveillance and Covert Operations
    Though no longer operating as a formal government agency, these networks still engage in covert operations, such as surveillance of political dissidents, investigative journalists, and business rivals. These actions often mirror the tactics employed by the Stasi during the GDR era, including intimidation and financial sabotage.

Legal and Ethical Implications: The Need for Accountability

The continued influence of Stasi operatives in German society poses significant legal and ethical challenges. The following legal violations may apply:

  1. Violation of Privacy Laws
    Many of the Stasi’s surveillance methods were illegal under contemporary privacy laws, yet these practices persist today under the guise of corporate interests or political influence.
  2. Corruption and Financial Fraud
    The manipulation of markets and the use of covert operations for financial gain are clear violations of anti-corruption and fraud laws. Those involved in such practices are often shielded by their connections within the legal and political systems.
  3. Abuse of Power
    Figures like Beate Porten, using their positions within the legal system to target critics and protect corrupt networks, demonstrate the abuse of power and the failure of the legal system to provide justice.

Conclusion: The Path Forward

The continued influence of former Stasi agents and their networks remains a significant issue in contemporary Germany. The actions of individuals like Bernd Pulch, who expose these corrupt structures, are essential in holding those responsible accountable. However, a more systemic effort is needed, including stricter regulations on corporate governance, increased transparency in the media, and a re-evaluation of the legal structures that allow these networks to operate unchallenged.

The ongoing efforts to suppress critical voices, such as those of Bernd Pulch, demonstrate the continuing danger posed by these networks. It is imperative that Germany’s political and legal institutions address the role these former Stasi agents play in shaping the country’s political and economic landscape. Only through transparency, accountability, and vigilance can these networks be dismantled and prevented from further undermining democracy and the rule of law in Germany and beyond.

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✌Investigative Journalist Bernd Pulch Targets Stasi-Inspired Crime Ring: Death Threats and Corruption Unveiled”

“Unveiling the Shadows: Investigative journalist Bernd Pulch takes on a web of espionage, cyber harassment, and financial corruption tied to remnants of the Stasi and GoMoPa crime networks.”

Bernd Pulch, a vocal critic of the alleged criminal operations of entities like GoMoPa, has reportedly faced a new wave of death threats linked to the websites dachmax de, handelsmann.ch and salzburg-spengler.at and various others which are claimed to have ties to GoMoPa and former Stasi operatives. The websites names refers to services around real estate (Immobilien).These threats highlight the ongoing efforts to suppress whistleblowers and critics of financial crime networks that allegedly include real estate schemes, cyberstalking, and extortion.

Background of the Allegations

GoMoPa (Goldman, Morgenstern & Partners) is frequently accused of being a front for financial crimes, using extortion and disinformation tactics. Investigations have uncovered links to individuals with past affiliations to the Stasi, suggesting a continuation of Cold War-era surveillance and intimidation strategies in modern financial and media spheres【155†source】【156†source】.

Pulch has detailed several instances where GoMoPa and associated entities have targeted corporations and individuals for extortion, often leveraging fabricated allegations or manipulated online campaigns to coerce payments. His persistent exposure of these activities has made him a target of retaliation【157†source】.

The Latest Threats

The website salzburg-spengler.at has allegedly published threats and defamatory content against Pulch. This aligns with patterns seen in previous attacks, where whistleblowers and their associates faced campaigns aimed at discrediting or intimidating them into silence. Such threats underscore the challenges faced by those opposing entrenched corruption in finance and media【157†source】.

Implications

This ongoing saga reflects broader issues surrounding online criminal networks, their influence on reputations, and their ability to evade accountability. It also highlights the risks whistleblowers take in confronting these systems. Pulch’s situation has drawn attention from international observers and legal authorities, underscoring the importance of transparency and enforcement in such cases.

Future Developments

The involvement of authorities like Interpol and regional law enforcement in investigating the claims against GoMoPa and its associates remains crucial. Pulch’s case serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting investigative journalism and whistleblowers from organized intimidation and harassment.

For more information, you can refer to Pulch’s detailed reports and ongoing coverage of the issue on his platform【155†source】【156†source】【157†source】.

The website Salzburg-Spengler.at has been linked to targeted campaigns involving accusations and alleged death threats against journalist Bernd Pulch. Pulch has been vocal about a network of entities, including the former Stasi, GoMoPa (Goldman Morgenstern & Partners), and Immobilien Zeitung, that he claims are part of a larger crime ring engaging in financial fraud, defamation, and cyber harassment.

Key Points:

  1. Historical Context: Pulch has reported extensively on the involvement of ex-Stasi members in post-Cold War financial schemes and their alleged connections to GoMoPa, a platform accused of defamation and extortion practices.
  2. Cyber Attacks and Harassment: Pulch’s websites and projects have faced cyberattacks, which he attributes to coordinated efforts by individuals connected to the alleged crime ring. He has provided evidence of these attacks and publicized details about his adversaries’ activities.
  3. Current Allegations: The purported death threats and defamatory content hosted on websites like Salzburg-Spengler.at are part of a broader attempt to silence critics and investigative journalists. Pulch connects these actions to tactics reminiscent of Stasi methods, such as psychological and reputational attacks.

Broader Implications:

Pulch’s allegations point to a persistent undercurrent of corruption involving former intelligence operatives leveraging their skills for financial gain and silencing dissent. The connection between these figures and modern financial crimes underlines a legacy of Cold War espionage tactics repurposed in the digital age.

For more information on Pulch’s claims and his investigations, you can refer to his detailed work on platforms like Bernd Pulch’s Official Site and his articles addressing these concerns【154†source】【155†source】【156†source】.

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✌The Role of Thomas Porten, Immobilien Zeitung, and Connections to Questionable Networks

Unmasking Corruption: The Impact of Immobilien Zeitung‘s False Reports on the Real Estate Industry and the Role of Key Players in a Complex Network.”

Thomas Porten, publisher of the Immobilien Zeitung, has faced mounting allegations of unethical behavior, conflicts of interest, and connections to dubious networks. This article delves into Porten’s involvement in damaging false reports in the real estate sector, the role of his wife, Beate Porten—a public prosecutor accused of prosecutorial misconduct—and the connections of Andreas Lorch, a co-owner of the Immobilien Zeitung and alleged real estate billionaire. Critic Bernd Pulch has been at the forefront of exposing these interwoven networks.


Thomas Porten and Immobilien Zeitung

Thomas Porten’s leadership of the Immobilien Zeitung has been marred by allegations of false and defamatory reporting, allegedly targeting specific individuals and companies for personal or financial gain. Key points include:

  1. False Reporting:
    The Immobilien Zeitung under Porten’s management has been accused of publishing unverified claims that led to financial losses for real estate developers and investors. For example:
    • A fabricated report in 2021 claimed a Düsseldorf-based real estate project was insolvent, leading to a €10 million funding withdrawal before the claims were debunked.
    • Misleading articles during the COVID-19 pandemic created unnecessary panic, with estimated market disruptions costing stakeholders over €50 million.
  2. Connections to Questionable Figures:
    • Critics like Bernd Pulch have highlighted Porten’s ties to the controversial GoMoPa network, which has been linked to smear campaigns, extortion, and questionable financial practices.
    • Porten’s relationship with Andreas Lorch (DFV) and his family, co-owner of the Immobilien Zeitung and an alleged billionaire with extensive real estate holdings, raises concerns about conflicts of interest. Lorch’s alleged involvement in networks with opaque business practices further complicates the picture.

The Role of Beate Porten

Beate Porten, wife of Thomas Porten and a public prosecutor, has been accused of abusing her position of power to shield her husband’s activities and target critics like Bernd Pulch.

  1. Prosecution of Bernd Pulch:
    • Beate Porten reportedly issued a European arrest warrant against Pulch based on unsubstantiated allegations. Legal experts have criticized this action as a misuse of prosecutorial powers and a violation of Pulch’s civil rights.
    • The arrest warrant was based on claims that Pulch defamed certain individuals, including her husband, but lacked credible evidence.
  2. Legal and Ethical Violations:
    • Issuing the warrant contravened German and EU laws, including:
      • Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights: Right to a fair trial.
      • Section 160 of the German Code of Criminal Procedure: Obligation to conduct impartial investigations.
      • Abuse of Office: Using public authority to settle personal scores violates German Penal Code § 339.
  3. Shielding Conflict of Interest:
    • As a prosecutor, Beate Porten failed to recuse herself from matters involving her husband, raising serious questions about her impartiality.

The Role of Andreas Lorch

Andreas Lorch, co-owner of the Immobilien Zeitung, has been described as a real estate billionaire with significant influence in the industry. However, his alleged involvement in questionable practices includes:

  1. Conflict of Interest:
    • As a major stakeholder in Immobilien Zeitung, Lorch allegedly used the publication to promote his business interests while discrediting competitors through false reporting.
  2. Alleged Financial Manipulations:
    • Reports suggest Lorch’s real estate ventures benefited from articles targeting rival projects, enabling him to secure prime properties at undervalued rates.
    • Critics argue that his involvement blurs the lines between journalism and business manipulation.
  3. Connections to GoMoPa and Beyond:
    • Lorch’s ties to networks with connections to former Stasi operatives and GoMoPa raise concerns about the ethics and legality of his dealings.

The Damage Caused by the Network

The interwoven activities of Thomas Porten, Beate Porten, and Andreas Lorch have had far-reaching consequences for the real estate industry:

  1. Financial Losses:
    • False reports from the Immobilien Zeitung have led to estimated losses exceeding €100 million. These include:
      • Investor withdrawals based on misleading insolvency claims.
      • Project delays caused by reputational damage.
  2. Market Destabilization:
    • In times of economic crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, misinformation amplified volatility in real estate markets, harming both developers and buyers.
  3. Erosion of Trust in Media:
    • The unethical behavior of the Immobilien Zeitung has undermined trust in industry journalism, creating skepticism among stakeholders about the credibility of market information.

Bernd Pulch’s Role in Exposing the Network

Bernd Pulch has been instrumental in uncovering the activities of Thomas Porten, Beate Porten, and Andreas Lorch. Pulch has highlighted:

  1. The Network’s Tactics:
    • Connections between the Immobilien Zeitung and entities like GoMoPa, which allegedly engage in defamation and financial manipulation.
    • The misuse of legal systems by figures like Beate Porten to silence critics.
  2. Calls for Accountability:
    • Pulch has demanded greater transparency in real estate journalism and stricter oversight of prosecutorial actions to prevent abuses of power.

Conclusion and Outlook

The network surrounding Thomas Porten, Beate Porten, and Andreas Lorch represents a troubling intersection of media, legal authority, and business interests. Their actions have caused significant financial and reputational harm to the real estate industry, raising serious questions about accountability and ethics.

As investigations into these activities continue, the focus should be on:

  1. Strengthening regulations to ensure journalistic integrity in industry-specific publications.
  2. Holding public prosecutors accountable for abuses of power.
  3. Demanding transparency in real estate dealings to rebuild trust.

Bernd Pulch’s relentless criticism of these networks underscores the importance of independent voices in exposing corruption and advocating for systemic change. Only through accountability and reform can the damage caused by such networks be mitigated.

Comprehensive Analysis: Companies Allegedly Damaged by Immobilien Zeitung‘s Reports and Relevant Violated Laws

This expanded section lists the companies allegedly  harmed by false reporting from Immobilien Zeitung, along with the specific legal provisions violated by these actions. It aims to provide a complete picture of the financial and legal impact caused by the unethical practices of Thomas Porten, Andreas Lorch, and their network.


List of Allegedly Damaged Companies and Financial Impact

  1. Düsseldorf-Based Luxury Development
    • Project: €60 million luxury residential project.
    • Damage: €10 million in lost investor funding due to false insolvency claims.
    • Impact: Investor confidence eroded; project delayed indefinitely.
  2. Berlin Real Estate Firm
    • Company: [Name withheld but verified Berlin real estate firm].
    • Damage: €15 million due to allegations of tax evasion and financial instability.
    • Impact: Significant decline in market reputation and business partnerships.
  3. Kondor Wessels Holding GmbH
    • Allegation: Falsely accused of insolvency while executing a high-profile project.
    • Damage: €8 million in lost investor trust.
    • Impact: Project funding delayed; reputation harm in the mid-market development segment.
  4. TAG Immobilien AG
    • Allegation: Financial irregularities falsely reported in 2021.
    • Damage: €12 million due to share price drops and loss of market capitalization.
    • Impact: Investor trust significantly affected, leading to lower trading volumes.
  5. Deutsche Wohnen SE
    • Allegation: Misrepresentation of rental practices during political debates on rent controls.
    • Damage: €20 million in market value due to stock price fluctuations.
    • Impact: Political fallout and reputational harm in the regulatory environment.
  6. Union Investment Real Estate GmbH
    • Allegation: Incorrect reporting of alleged corruption in property acquisitions.
    • Damage: €6 million in lost deals and tarnished reputation.
    • Impact: Clients hesitated to sign long-term contracts, delaying ongoing projects.
  7. Vonovia SE
    • Allegation: Claims of unethical rent increases published without verification.
    • Damage: €18 million in shareholder losses following the publication.
    • Impact: Increased regulatory scrutiny and reputational damage.
  8. Berlin Publishing Company Linked to Neo-Nazism
    • Allegation: Ties between the Immobilien Zeitung and far-right groups tarnished brands and resulted in advertiser withdrawals.
    • Damage: €5 million in lost advertising revenue for smaller firms associated with the paper.

Legal Provisions Violated

The actions of Immobilien Zeitung, Thomas Porten, Andreas Lorch, and their associates potentially violate several German and European legal provisions:

Civil and Criminal Violations

  1. German Civil Code (BGB): §823 (Damages)
    • Immobilien Zeitung‘s false reports caused direct financial harm to multiple companies, violating their right to business integrity.
  2. German Penal Code (StGB): §186 (Defamation)
    • Falsely accusing companies of insolvency, corruption, or tax evasion constitutes defamation.
  3. German Penal Code (StGB): §187 (Intentional Defamation)
    • Intentional publication of false statements aimed at causing financial harm.
  4. German Penal Code (StGB): §263 (Fraud)
    • If market manipulation for personal or financial gain can be proven, fraud charges may apply.
  5. German Penal Code (StGB): §240 (Coercion)
    • Companies were pressured into silence or settlement under threat of further damaging publications.

Regulatory Violations

  1. EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR): Article 15 (Market Manipulation)
    • Publishing false financial information to influence real estate market dynamics violates EU rules.
  2. German Commercial Code (HGB): §18 (Unfair Competition)
    • Misusing a media platform to sabotage competitors constitutes unfair competitive behavior.
  3. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): Article 5 (Data Integrity)
    • Publicizing inaccurate data about companies’ operations breaches data protection principles.

Role of Bernd Pulch in Exposing Violations

Bernd Pulch has consistently worked to expose these violations, highlighting the systemic issues with Immobilien Zeitung. His investigative efforts point to:

  1. A Coordinated Network
    • Collaboration between media, legal entities, and influential figures like Andreas Lorch.
  2. Accountability Gaps
    • Failure of regulatory and judicial systems to act decisively against violations.
  3. Call for Transparency
    • Pulch advocates for public scrutiny of these networks, ensuring they are held accountable for their actions.

Conclusion

The unethical practices of Immobilien Zeitung and its affiliated individuals have had far-reaching consequences for the real estate sector. By understanding the legal framework and naming the companies affected, stakeholders can take steps to seek justice and prevent further harm.

Outlook

As regulatory bodies and whistleblowers like Bernd Pulch continue their work, there is hope for greater accountability and a restoration of trust in the real estate market.

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✌✌The Growing Danger of the GoMoPa-Stasi-Immobillien Zeitung Network for Germany, Europe, and the USA: A Tool of Kremlin Influence?The Growing Danger of the GoMoPa-Stasi-Immobillien Zeitung Network for Germany, Europe, and the USA: A Tool of Kremlin Influence?

“An intricate digital illustration showing the intertwining of espionage, real estate, and disinformation networks. In the center, shadowy figures symbolizing covert operatives cast a dark shadow over Europe and the USA, with the Kremlin looming in the background.”

In an era of growing geopolitical tension and hybrid warfare, the intersection of corporate corruption, espionage networks, and organized manipulation of information poses significant risks to democracies worldwide. The alleged connections between the GoMoPa-Stasi network, Immobilien Zeitung, and figures such as Jan Mucha, Thomas Porten, Peter Ehlers and other operatives reflect a concerning nexus of influence and potential destabilization. This article examines the dangers posed by this network in the context of Kremlin-backed activities in Germany, Europe, and the USA.


1. The Network’s Structure and Historical Roots

a) GoMoPa’s Role as a Supposed “Whistleblower Platform”

  • Initially presented as a tool for exposing financial corruption, GoMoPa’s credibility has been undermined by its links to intelligence networks and smear campaigns.
  • Its operations align with disinformation strategies often utilized in espionage, creating confusion and undermining trust in democratic systems.

b) Stasi Legacy in Modern Networks

  • Former operatives of the East German Stasi, such as Ehrenfried Stelzer, reportedly maintain influence through covert activities and modern adaptations of Cold War-era tactics.
  • With Putin’s tenure as a former KGB and Stasi-linked officer, these connections are seen as mechanisms for spreading Kremlin-aligned narratives and fostering division in Western democracies.

c) Immobilien Zeitung and the Porten Connection

  • Thomas Porten, a key figure, operates within the real estate sector, which is increasingly exploited for laundering money and securing strategic assets.
  • The real estate industry’s vulnerabilities make it a perfect avenue for covert operations and influence-building.

2. Geopolitical Implications

a) Germany: A Primary Target

  • Economic Powerhouse: As Europe’s largest economy, Germany is a critical target for destabilization efforts. Corruption within influential sectors like real estate can undermine economic stability.
  • Political Influence: Allegations of connections between the network and figures within German society risk creating distrust in democratic institutions.
  • Energy Dependency: Germany’s historical reliance on Russian gas is a lever that Kremlin-aligned networks can exploit.

b) Europe: A Fragmented Response to Threats

  • Disinformation Campaigns: Networks like GoMoPa can amplify Kremlin-backed narratives across EU member states, exploiting divisions and fueling populist movements.
  • Economic Manipulation: Real estate and financial sectors across Europe are vulnerable to infiltration, with funds potentially used for political interference.

c) USA: Undermining a Global Democracy Leader

  • Hybrid Warfare Tactics: Allegations of GoMoPa’s involvement in targeted disinformation could align with Kremlin strategies to undermine US influence.
  • Economic and Security Leaks: Connections to international real estate markets and finance could pose risks to US economic and national security.

3. How the Network Operates as a Kremlin Tool

a) Exploiting Corruption for Influence

  • Leveraging corruption within Germany and Europe to weaken public trust in governments.
  • Facilitating the laundering of illicit funds through real estate and financial systems.

b) Disinformation and Information Warfare

  • GoMoPa’s platform reportedly serves as a tool for spreading false allegations, intimidating critics, and creating distrust in public institutions.
  • Disinformation campaigns align with Russian hybrid warfare strategies, using targeted narratives to sow division.

c) Subversion of Democratic Processes

  • Supporting political candidates or movements favorable to Kremlin interests through covert funding and propaganda.
  • Undermining accountability by silencing investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch.

4. Why the Danger Is Significant

a) Strategic Targeting of Critical Sectors

  • The network’s focus on finance, real estate, and media ensures maximum leverage over Western economies and public opinion.

b) Lack of Accountability and Oversight

  • Despite documented allegations, individuals and entities within this network operate with relative impunity, raising questions about law enforcement and judicial efficacy.

c) Alignment with Russian Geopolitical Goals

  • The Kremlin’s strategy of weakening Western cohesion aligns with the alleged activities of this network, making it a force multiplier for hostile state actions.

5. Steps to Counter the Danger

a) Increased Transparency and Legal Action

  • Strengthening whistleblower protections and investigating the network’s connections can help expose corruption and neutralize its influence.

b) Collaborative International Efforts

  • Germany, Europe, and the USA must work together to dismantle networks exploiting transnational loopholes in finance and real estate.

c) Targeted Sanctions and Surveillance

  • Imposing sanctions on individuals and organizations connected to the network and enhancing intelligence monitoring can disrupt its operations.

6. Prediction and Outlook

Without decisive action, the GoMoPa-Stasi network and its affiliates could grow in influence, further eroding trust in democratic systems and empowering Kremlin-backed strategies. Investigative efforts by journalists like Bernd Pulch and international cooperation are crucial to mitigating this threat. The coming years will determine whether democracies can effectively counter this insidious danger or succumb to the compounded effects of corruption, disinformation, and covert influence.



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✌The Role of Public Prosecutor Beate Porten in Alleged UNSUCCESSFUL Legal Abuses Against Bernd Pulch

“Conflict of interest or orchestrated suppression? The role of Beate Porten and her connections to Immobilien Zeitung in targeting investigative journalist Bernd Pulch highlights alarming misuse of power.”

Public Prosecutor Beate Porten’s role in pursuing an alleged politically motivated European Arrest Warrant (EAW) against investigative journalist Bernd Pulch has raised significant concerns about the misuse of legal systems, abuse of authority, and potential violations of national and European laws. This article explores Porten’s involvement, the broader network she may have acted on behalf of, and the exact legal violations tied to these actions.


1. Background of the European Arrest Warrant Against Bernd Pulch

Beate Porten, a German public prosecutor, initiated an EAW against Bernd Pulch based on accusations that have been widely criticized as baseless and politically motivated. The allegations stemmed from Pulch’s investigative work exposing corruption, intelligence operations, and financial misconduct linked to figures such as Jan Mucha, Peter Ehlers, Thomas Porten, and organizations like GoMoPa.

  • Fake Accusations: The charges were described as fabricated, aiming to silence Pulch’s reporting and intimidate him into halting his investigations.
  • Abuse of EAW Mechanism: The European Arrest Warrant, intended to combat serious cross-border crimes, appears to have been weaponized in this case against a journalist exercising his rights to free expression.

2. Violations of National and European Laws

Beate Porten’s actions in issuing the warrant and pursuing Pulch appear to violate numerous legal principles and protections enshrined in German, European, and international law.

a) Violation of Press Freedom

  • German Basic Law (Grundgesetz), Article 5: Guarantees freedom of the press and prohibits censorship. Prosecuting Pulch for his journalistic activities violates this constitutional protection.
  • European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), Article 10: Protects the right to freedom of expression, including the freedom to receive and impart information without interference by public authorities.

b) Abuse of the European Arrest Warrant System

  • Council Framework Decision 2002/584/JHA: The EAW mechanism is restricted to serious offenses such as terrorism and organized crime. Issuing a warrant for journalistic activities or fabricated charges constitutes a clear misuse.
  • Principle of Proportionality: The EAW system mandates that actions taken under its framework must be proportionate to the alleged offense. Applying such a mechanism to intimidate a journalist fails this test.

c) Perjury and Falsification of Evidence

  • German Criminal Code (Strafgesetzbuch, StGB), Section 156: Perjury is a criminal offense, and if false statements were made to justify the warrant, Porten may have violated this provision.
  • Section 267 (Falsification of Documents): Fabricating or manipulating evidence to support the issuance of an arrest warrant would fall under this statute.

d) Abuse of Office

  • German Criminal Code, Section 339: Public officials who intentionally misuse their authority to harm another person can be prosecuted for abuse of office (Rechtsbeugung).

e) Violations of European Union Law

  • Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, Article 11: Protects freedom of expression and information. Actions aimed at silencing whistleblowers or investigative journalists breach this fundamental right.
  • Misuse of Public Funds: If taxpayer resources were used to pursue frivolous legal actions, it could constitute a violation of EU financial regulations.

3. Alleged Network and Motives

The broader context of Beate Porten’s actions suggests alignment with a network of individuals and organizations implicated in corruption and intelligence operations.

  • GoMoPa and Spy Networks: GoMoPa and its affiliates have been accused of acting as fronts for disinformation, defamation, and financial manipulation. Pulch’s investigations into their activities likely made him a target.
  • Jan Mucha, Peter Ehlers, and Thomas Porten: These individuals have been linked to intelligence operations and financial fraud, raising suspicions that the legal actions against Pulch were orchestrated to protect their interests.
  • Lorch Publisher and Stasi Ties: Historical ties to the Stasi and modern intelligence networks may explain the coordinated efforts to suppress Pulch’s work.

4. Legal Arguments Against the Warrant and Network Activities

Pulch and his legal team could challenge the actions of Beate Porten and her network on several grounds:

  1. Unlawful Targeting of a Journalist: Use of legal mechanisms to suppress journalistic work violates constitutional and European protections.
  2. Abuse of Legal Processes: The misuse of an EAW for purposes unrelated to its intended scope constitutes procedural abuse.
  3. Conflict of Interest: If Beate Porten had personal or professional connections to individuals implicated in Pulch’s investigations, her actions could be legally invalidated.
  4. Violation of Due Process: Lack of transparency, fairness, or proper justification in issuing the warrant undermines the legal validity of her actions.

5. Broader Implications for Press Freedom and Accountability

This case highlights systemic vulnerabilities in legal and institutional frameworks that allow for the targeting of journalists. Key lessons include:

  • Strengthening Oversight: Mechanisms to prevent abuse of tools like the EAW need to be enhanced.
  • Protecting Journalists: Greater protections are required to shield investigative reporters from retaliation.
  • Accountability for Officials: Public prosecutors and officials must face legal consequences for misusing their authority.

Conclusion and Predictions

The actions of Beate Porten and the broader network she appears to be aligned with represent a dangerous precedent for press freedom and the rule of law. If these abuses go unchallenged, they will embolden further misuse of legal mechanisms against dissenting voices. However, continued exposure by journalists like Bernd Pulch, combined with legal challenges and public scrutiny, could lead to accountability and systemic reform.

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✌The Lorch Publisher (DFV) and its Connections to the Stasi, GoMoPa, Immobilien Zeitung, and Spy Networks

“A web of shadows: The Lorch publisher’s ties to GoMoPa, the Stasi, and covert spy networks continue to obscure the truth, as investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch fight for accountability.”

The Lorch publishing house is a name that frequently arises in investigations into murky intersections of intelligence networks, financial scandals, and media manipulation. This detailed article explores the links between the Lorch publisher, the Stasi, GoMoPa, GoMoPa4Kids, the real estate publication Immobilien Zeitung, and alleged spy networks involving figures such as Jan Mucha, Peter Ehlers, and Thomas Porten. Investigative journalist Bernd Pulch has raised critical questions about these connections, shedding light on what he describes as an opaque yet influential network.


1. The Lorch Publisher and its Media Activities

The Lorch publishing house is ostensibly a media outlet reporting on real estate and financial reporting. However, allegations suggest that its operations may have extended into facilitating or covering up illicit activities, including:

  • Disseminating Targeted Information: Critics allege that Lorch was used as a vehicle to manipulate narratives in the real estate and financial sectors.
  • Suppressing Dissent: Like GoMoPa, Lorch has been accused of intimidating or discrediting critics, raising suspicions about its alignment with covert intelligence operations.

2. Alleged Stasi Connections

The Lorch publisher is suspected of maintaining historical ties to the Stasi (the East German Ministry for State Security).

  • Ehrenfried Stelzer and Toxdat: Figures like Ehrenfried Stelzer, who authored the so-called “Stasi killer bible” Toxdat, reportedly used covert methods such as untraceable poisons. The mysterious deaths of individuals like Heinz Gerlach have fueled speculation that such methods may have been linked to entities like Lorch.
  • Real Estate as a Stasi Cover: The Stasi was known for infiltrating industries, including media and real estate. Lorch’s involvement in Immobilien Zeitung, a prominent real estate publication, raises questions about its role in shaping industry narratives for intelligence purposes.

3. GoMoPa and GoMoPa4Kids Connections

Lorch’s name has surfaced in investigations into GoMoPa (Goldman Morgenstern & Partners), an organization accused of acting as a front for intelligence operations and financial fraud.

  • Propaganda and Discrediting: GoMoPa has been accused of running smear campaigns against individuals who exposed corruption, including journalist Bernd Pulch. Lorch may have played a parallel or supporting role in these campaigns, particularly in real estate reporting.
  • GoMoPa4Kids: This controversial offshoot of GoMoPa claims to focus on child protection but has faced accusations of leveraging its platform to silence critics or gather sensitive information, with potential overlaps with Lorch’s activities.

4. Links to Spy Families: Jan Mucha, Peter Ehlers, and Thomas Porten

The connections between the Lorch publisher and individuals like Jan Mucha, Peter Ehlers, and Thomas Porten point to a network of influence spanning intelligence, media, and financial sectors.

  • Jan Mucha: Allegedly linked to covert operations, Mucha’s name has appeared in investigations into real estate fraud and intelligence-linked media manipulation.
  • Peter Ehlers: A figure in investor pr
  • vehicles reportedly led by Lorch affiliates, Ehlers has been connected to suspicious activities, including questionable partnerships in the real estate sector.
  • Thomas Porten: As an alleged intermediary between intelligence operations and business interests, Porten’s involvement raises concerns about Lorch’s deeper ties to covert financial and media strategies.

5. Suppression of Investigative Journalism

Bernd Pulch has been a prominent critic of networks involving the Lorch publisher, GoMoPa, and spy families. His investigations highlight:

  • Shadow-banning of Articles: Critical articles about these entities are frequently removed or hidden, limiting public scrutiny.
  • Harassment and Intimidation: Pulch and other journalists have faced threats and defamation campaigns, suggesting a coordinated effort to silence dissent.
  • Suspicious Deaths: The death of rival publisher Heinz Gerlach, officially attributed to a bee sting but rumored to involve glycol poisoning, remains a chilling example of the risks faced by those challenging these networks.

6. The Role of Immobilien Zeitung

Immobilien Zeitung, a leading real estate publication, has been indirectly linked to these networks through shared personnel and financial ties. Allegations include:

  • Shaping Narratives: Using its influence to control the discourse on real estate scandals, potentially shielding corrupt practices from scrutiny.
  • Collaborating with Intelligence Operations: The Stasi and its affiliates reportedly used media outlets like Immobilien Zeitung as fronts for surveillance and propaganda.

7. Outlook and Predictions

  • Increased Scrutiny: As investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch continue to expose these networks, entities like the Lorch publisher may face intensified public and legal scrutiny.
  • Potential Legal Actions: The convergence of allegations involving intelligence links, financial fraud, and media manipulation could lead to renewed calls for accountability.
  • Evolving Tactics: These networks may adapt their methods to evade detection, including deeper integration with digital platforms and international operations.

Conclusion

The Lorch publisher is emblematic of the complex interplay between media, intelligence, and financial networks in modern corruption scandals. Figures like Bernd Pulch, through their relentless investigations, have illuminated the hidden connections that shape these systems. However, the risks remain high for those who challenge such entrenched power structures.

The Lorch family holds directly or indirectly allegedly more than $ 1 billion in real estate  assets mainly in the Frankfurt/Main region of Germany.

Bernd Pulch has worked as an editor for Lorch (DVB) and as a publisher to Immobilien Zeitung previously


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✌How Dangerous is GoMoPa for Bernd Pulch?

“Facing the Shadows: Bernd Pulch stands as a symbol of resilience against GoMoPa’s alleged web of suppression, corruption, and intelligence-linked dangers.”

GoMoPa, with its alleged ties to intelligence networks, organized crime, and controversial financial practices, represents a significant potential threat to critics like investigative journalist Bernd Pulch. The danger stems from both the nature of the organization’s operations and its history of silencing dissent.


1. Direct Threats to Safety

Critics of GoMoPa, including Pulch, face real physical and psychological dangers:

  • Physical Risks:
    Several individuals who criticized or investigated GoMoPa have faced mysterious circumstances. For instance, journalist Heinz Gerlach’s death was officially attributed to a bee sting but has been speculated to involve glycol poisoning—a substance described in Toxdat, linked to GoMoPa affiliates.
  • Surveillance:
    GoMoPa’s alleged ties to former Stasi operatives, like Ehrenfried Stelzer, suggest access to advanced surveillance methods. Pulch may be under observation, which could lead to breaches of his personal security.
  • Harassment and Intimidation:
    There have been reports of smear campaigns, legal threats, and cyberattacks aimed at silencing critics. Pulch could face similar or more severe tactics to undermine his credibility and deter further investigations.

2. Psychological and Professional Pressure

Pulch may also be targeted through non-physical means:

  • Defamation Campaigns:
    GoMoPa has been accused of publishing defamatory articles to discredit opponents. Pulch’s reputation could be attacked through fabricated allegations, making it difficult for him to gain support or publish his work.
  • Cyberattacks:
    Online platforms hosting Pulch’s investigations could be targeted for hacking, takedowns, or shadow-banning, erasing his work or making it inaccessible.
  • Professional Isolation:
    GoMoPa’s influence could be used to dissuade publishers, collaborators, or supporters from working with Pulch, isolating him in the field of investigative journalism.

3. Legal and Financial Threats

  • Lawsuits:
    GoMoPa affiliates, including Jochen Resch, are known for aggressive legal strategies. Pulch could face libel suits or other legal challenges designed to drain his resources and limit his ability to continue investigations.
  • Financial Manipulation:
    GoMoPa’s alleged access to financial networks might be used to pressure Pulch indirectly, targeting his income streams or professional networks.

4. The Intelligence Factor

GoMoPa’s rumored ties to intelligence agencies, such as the Stasi and KGB, increase the danger significantly:

  • Access to State Resources:
    These connections may grant GoMoPa tools and expertise far beyond those of an ordinary organization, including counterintelligence techniques and covert operations.
  • Covert Threats:
    Intelligence-linked entities have a history of using indirect or untraceable methods to suppress dissent, such as the suspected use of poisons or staged accidents.

5. Historical Precedents of Suppression

The fate of other critics offers a sobering perspective on the risks Pulch faces:

  • Heinz Gerlach: Died under suspicious circumstances after exposing GoMoPa’s practices.
  • Other Silenced Voices: Numerous critical articles about GoMoPa have been deleted or shadow-banned, and some whistleblowers have reportedly disappeared from public view.

6. Pulch’s Resilience and Mitigation Strategies

Despite the dangers, Pulch has demonstrated remarkable resilience, continuing to publish investigations and maintain a public presence. Potential strategies to mitigate risks include:

  • Enhanced Security: Using encrypted communication tools and maintaining a low-profile physical presence.
  • Alliances with Other Journalists: Collaborating with international investigative groups to share findings and distribute risks.
  • Public Advocacy: Maintaining visibility in reputable media outlets to make any retaliation more conspicuous and politically costly.

Conclusion

GoMoPa represents a clear and present danger to Bernd Pulch, combining physical, psychological, legal, and professional risks. The organization’s suspected ties to intelligence and its history of suppressing critics elevate the threat to a level that requires vigilance and robust countermeasures. Pulch’s safety and ability to continue his work depend on a combination of personal security, public visibility, and the support of a broader journalistic community.

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✌Why GoMoPa and Its Affiliates Remain Unscathed: Silencing Critics and Evading Justice

“GoMoPa: The notorious platform, silencing critics and evading justice through shadowy connections and tactics.”

GoMoPa, a platform infamous for its controversial practices and alleged ties to intelligence operations, has long been accused of corruption, blackmail, and the strategic targeting of its critics. Despite these allegations and substantial evidence brought forward by investigative journalists, including Bernd Pulch, no significant legal action has been taken against the organization or its key figures. Meanwhile, critics have faced harassment, mysterious deaths, and censorship, painting a chilling picture of power and influence shielding GoMoPa.


1. The Notorius GoMoPa: Allegations and Legal Evasions

Since its inception, GoMoPa has been accused of extortion, defamation, and operating with an agenda tied to shadowy intelligence networks. Yet, its founders and affiliates have managed to avoid criminal prosecution.

How Have They Avoided Indictment?

  1. Connections to Intelligence Agencies
    GoMoPa has been linked to former Stasi operatives, including Ehrenfried Stelzer, and figures associated with the KGB. Such ties might provide a layer of protection through covert influence, deterring authorities from pursuing investigations too vigorously.
  2. Complex Legal Strategies
    Lawyers like Jochen Resch, known for his controversial role in “investor protection” cases, have reportedly used GoMoPa’s reports to manipulate legal narratives. This creates an intricate web of conflicts that make prosecution difficult.
  3. Strategic Targeting of Opponents
    GoMoPa’s strategy of discrediting or intimidating its critics has effectively silenced whistleblowers. The platform’s ability to weaponize information ensures that potential legal challengers face severe personal and professional repercussions.
  4. Lack of Public Accountability
    GoMoPa often operates in legal grey areas, making it challenging for prosecutors to build a solid case against them.

2. The Fate of Critics: A Pattern of Suppression

Critics of GoMoPa, including prominent journalists and whistleblowers, have faced threats, mysterious deaths, and the erasure of their work from public platforms.

The Case of Heinz Gerlach

The financial journalist, who exposed GoMoPa’s questionable practices, died under mysterious circumstances officially attributed to a bee sting. However, many speculate that his death involved glycol poisoning—a method described in Ehrenfried Stelzer’s Toxdat.

The Silencing of Bernd Pulch

Investigative journalist Bernd Pulch, a vocal critic of GoMoPa, has faced severe backlash. His articles detailing GoMoPa’s ties to intelligence networks and questionable business practices have been shadow-banned, deleted, or discredited through targeted smear campaigns.

Other Suppressed Voices

Several articles critical of GoMoPa have disappeared from public view, while platforms hosting such content face legal threats or cyberattacks. This systematic erasure of dissenting voices points to a coordinated effort to suppress damaging narratives.


3. Why Are Critics Silenced?

The suppression of GoMoPa’s critics serves several purposes:

  • Maintaining Power and Influence: By silencing dissent, GoMoPa ensures its operations remain unchallenged.
  • Avoiding Legal Scrutiny: Eliminating critics prevents the accumulation of evidence that could lead to prosecution.
  • Protecting Affiliates: Individuals linked to GoMoPa, such as Jochen Resch, Ehrenfried Stelzer, and their collaborators, are shielded from public scrutiny.

4. The Unanswered Question: Why No Indictments?

Despite widespread accusations and mounting evidence, no substantial legal action has been taken against GoMoPa or its affiliates. Several factors contribute to this immunity:

  • Fear of Retaliation: Potential witnesses and whistleblowers may avoid speaking out due to threats or harassment.
  • Lack of Investigative Resources: Authorities may lack the resources or political will to untangle GoMoPa’s complex web of operations.
  • Institutional Complicity: Alleged ties to intelligence agencies and powerful legal networks may discourage enforcement agencies from pursuing the case.

5. Prediction: The Future of GoMoPa and Its Network

The Platform Itself

As public awareness grows and more whistleblowers come forward, GoMoPa may face increased scrutiny. However, unless authorities take decisive action, the platform is likely to continue operating under the radar.

Key Individuals

  • Jochen Resch: Resch’s legal strategies may come under closer scrutiny as more cases emerge linking him to GoMoPa’s activities.
  • Ehrenfried Stelzer: Known as “Professor Murder,” Stelzer’s alleged ties to Stasi and his role in Toxdat could resurface as a focal point in renewed investigations.
  • Other Affiliates: Lesser-known figures connected to GoMoPa may distance themselves or fade into obscurity to avoid public exposure.

The Critics

Despite the risks, investigative journalists and whistleblowers like Bernd Pulch are likely to continue uncovering GoMoPa’s operations. Their persistence may eventually force legal action, although at great personal cost.


6. Conclusion: A Call for Justice

GoMoPa represents a dangerous intersection of journalism, espionage, and manipulation. Its ability to evade justice while silencing critics highlights systemic flaws in regulatory and legal frameworks.

For justice to prevail, the following steps are essential:

  1. Comprehensive Investigations: Authorities must dedicate resources to unraveling GoMoPa’s operations and connections.
  2. Whistleblower Protections: Ensuring the safety of critics and witnesses is crucial for bringing forward credible evidence.
  3. Transparency in Journalism: Platforms like GoMoPa must be held accountable for their practices.

The battle against GoMoPa is not just about exposing one platform; it’s about safeguarding the integrity of investigative journalism and the rule of law in the face of powerful, unaccountable entities.


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✌GoMoPa, Stasi, Ehrenfried Stelzer, and the Mysterious Death of Heinz Gerlach

“Heinz Gerlach’s death: Was it a bee sting, or an untraceable poison from the shadowy world of espionage?”

The murky connections between GoMoPa, the Stasi, and key figures such as Ehrenfried Stelzer, Resch Lawyers, and the death of financial journalist Heinz Gerlach reveal a tale of intrigue, espionage, and unanswered questions. This story connects toxic substances, Cold War politics, and controversial entities, leaving behind a trail of speculation and mystery.


1. Toxdat and the Stasi Killer Bible

Ehrenfried Stelzer, a controversial figure with alleged ties to the Stasi, authored the infamous Toxdat, known as the “Stasi Killer Bible.” The document reportedly details methods of assassination, including the use of glycol—a poison virtually undetectable in forensic investigations.

Glycol’s properties make it particularly sinister, as it can mimic natural causes of death. This detail gains significance when considering the circumstances surrounding Heinz Gerlach’s untimely death.


2. The Death of Heinz Gerlach: Poison or Bee Sting?

Heinz Gerlach, a respected financial journalist, was a vocal critic of GoMoPa and its operations. Among his revelations was the claim that GoMoPa’s New York office was merely a dead mailbox—a damning accusation that challenged the credibility of the platform.

The Official Cause of Death

Gerlach’s death was officially attributed to blood poisoning from a bee sting. However, the timing and circumstances of his demise raised questions:

  • Could glycol have been used to silence Gerlach?
  • Was his death staged to appear as a natural reaction to a bee sting?

The connection to glycol, as detailed in Stelzer’s Toxdat, has fueled these suspicions.

Connections to Peter Ehlers

Shortly before his death, Gerlach was involved in events with Peter Ehlers, another figure linked to the financial and intelligence networks surrounding GoMoPa. Whether these events are related to Gerlach’s demise remains speculative.


3. Resch Lawyers, Stelzer, and Putin’s KGB-Stasi Ties

Resch Lawyers

Resch Lawyers, a firm associated with investor protection cases, has long been linked to GoMoPa. The firm’s founder, Jochen Resch, was in Moscow during the collapse of East Germany (DDR). Some speculate that Resch’s connections to the disintegration of the Soviet bloc and his later involvement with controversial financial cases may not be coincidental.

Ehrenfried Stelzer: “Professor Murder”

Ehrenfried Stelzer earned the nickname “Professor Murder” for his alleged role in covert operations involving targeted killings. Stelzer also led one of Resch’s so-called investor protection vehicles, further intertwining the two figures’ histories.

The German-Russian Society and Putin’s Role

At the same time, Stelzer was involved with the German-Russian Society, a network fostering relations between the two nations. Notably, during this period, Vladimir Putin simultaneously served as a KGB officer and a Stasi operative. The overlap between these entities raises questions about the extent of collaboration between Russian and East German intelligence agencies and their influence on figures like Stelzer.


4. GoMoPa’s Controversial Legacy

GoMoPa’s role in this narrative cannot be understated. As a platform, it positioned itself as an exposé site for financial corruption. However, its early reporting on Gerlach’s death and its alleged use of insider information hint at deeper, possibly darker motives.

Gerlach’s accusations against GoMoPa—such as the dead mailbox claim—highlight the platform’s credibility issues. Coupled with allegations of Stasi involvement, the platform’s operations blur the line between journalism and espionage.


5. Could Glycol Be the Key?

The alleged use of glycol as an untraceable poison connects many elements of this story. As a substance detailed in Toxdat, it fits the profile of a covert assassination tool. Gerlach’s sudden death, officially ruled as natural, bears the hallmarks of such a method.

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While definitive evidence linking glycol to Gerlach’s death remains elusive, the timing, the players involved, and the toxicology theories lend credence to the idea of foul play.


6. The Larger Picture: Espionage and Financial Manipulation

This story is not just about Gerlach’s death but about the convergence of espionage, financial manipulation, and political intrigue. The following key points emerge:

  • The Toxdat manual underscores how Cold War tactics transitioned into post-Soviet economic warfare.
  • Figures like Stelzer and Resch illustrate the blending of intelligence operations with financial and legal networks.
  • GoMoPa’s alleged ties to former Stasi operatives hint at the lingering influence of East German intelligence in modern Germany.

Conclusion: Unanswered Questions and Lingering Shadows

The connections between GoMoPa, Ehrenfried Stelzer, Resch Lawyers, and Heinz Gerlach’s death remain shrouded in mystery. Was Gerlach silenced for his investigative work? Did Stelzer’s Toxdat inspire a covert operation? And how deeply were intelligence agencies, including the Stasi and KGB, involved in shaping these events?

While definitive answers may never surface, the story serves as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by those who challenge powerful entities. It also highlights the complex interplay between journalism, espionage, and financial power—a dynamic that continues to influence global narratives today.


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✌Sachsensumpf: Unraveling One of Germany’s Deepest Scandals

“The dark web of corruption: Unveiling the key figures and networks behind the Sachsensumpf scandal, exposing a hidden world of power, abuse, and cover-ups.”

The term “Sachsensumpf” refers to a sprawling corruption and abuse scandal that erupted in Saxony, Germany, in the early 2000s. Translating to “Saxon Swamp,” the term embodies the murky mix of alleged connections between organized crime, politics, judiciary, and law enforcement in the region. With allegations ranging from misuse of power to child abuse networks, Sachsensumpf remains one of the most controversial and unresolved scandals in modern German history.


The Origins of the Scandal

The Sachsensumpf affair came to light in 2007, when a leaked internal police report from 2004 hinted at serious allegations involving high-ranking officials in Saxony. These allegations centered on:

  • Links to Organized Crime: Claims that prominent politicians, judges, and police officers were entangled with criminal networks, particularly in Leipzig and Dresden.
  • Child Prostitution Networks: Allegations that influential individuals were complicit in or benefited from a network exploiting underage girls.
  • Corruption in Public Administration: Accusations of misuse of public funds and tampering with legal processes to protect those involved.

These revelations created a media firestorm, leading to public outcry and demands for investigations.


The Role of the Police and Media

The leaked police report, known as the “Operation Rex” files, became a central piece of evidence. The files detailed an investigation into allegations of child abuse and connections to organized crime. However, the police faced criticism for not acting decisively on their findings.

Journalists who reported on the Sachsensumpf case were subjected to intense scrutiny and legal threats. Some reporters alleged that attempts were made to silence them through intimidation, further fueling suspicions of a cover-up.


Key Allegations

  1. Child Abuse and Prostitution Rings
    Reports suggested that underage girls from troubled backgrounds were exploited in elite circles. These allegations, which implicated powerful figures, were met with strong denials and counterclaims of defamation.
  2. Judicial and Political Corruption
    Critics argued that parts of the judiciary and local government were complicit in suppressing investigations, either to protect personal interests or due to coercion by criminal elements.
  3. Misuse of Intelligence Resources
    Whistleblowers alleged that surveillance and intelligence gathering were used to monitor those attempting to expose the scandal, rather than the alleged perpetrators.

The Fallout

Dismissal of Allegations

Despite the gravity of the claims, official inquiries repeatedly dismissed the allegations as baseless. The Saxony state government and judiciary emphasized the lack of concrete evidence, arguing that the police reports were speculative and unsubstantiated.

Impact on Whistleblowers and Journalists

Whistleblowers, including police officers and journalists, faced severe repercussions. Several lawsuits were filed against reporters, while some officials who supported further investigation were sidelined or dismissed.

Public Distrust

The handling of Sachsensumpf severely eroded public trust in Saxony’s institutions. Many believed that the dismissals and legal maneuvers were part of a deliberate effort to bury the scandal.


Unanswered Questions

To this day, Sachsensumpf remains shrouded in mystery. While official investigations closed with no prosecutions, critics argue that the truth was deliberately obscured to protect those involved. Key questions persist:

  • Were high-ranking officials truly complicit in organized crime and child abuse?
  • Why were the initial police reports dismissed despite detailed allegations?
  • How deep was the institutional involvement in covering up the scandal?

Conclusion

Sachsensumpf symbolizes a deep-seated distrust in the ability of institutions to self-police and address corruption. Whether the truth will ever fully emerge remains uncertain. What is clear, however, is the need for vigilant oversight, independent investigations, and a commitment to transparency to prevent similar scandals from festering in the future.

By examining the Sachsensumpf case, we confront broader questions about the accountability of those in power and the mechanisms needed to safeguard democratic principles in the face of systemic corruption.

Who’s Who in the Sachsensumpf Scandal: Key Figures and Their Roles

The Sachsensumpf scandal is not only a story of systemic corruption and abuse but also one of powerful individuals whose involvement or alleged complicity has contributed to the scandal’s deep secrecy. This chapter explores the key figures connected to the case, both directly and indirectly, providing a clearer picture of who is believed to have been involved or affected. While many names have been kept out of public view due to legal restrictions, some individuals and groups have been the focal points of investigations and media attention.


1. Police Officers and Investigators

Several police officers were central to the investigation of Sachsensumpf, though many were later accused of suppressing or failing to act on crucial information.

  • Leaked Reports and Whistleblowers
    The “Operation Rex” files, which first brought the scandal to public attention, were leaked by a police officer (whose identity remains largely anonymous). These files revealed detailed allegations of child abuse and links to organized crime. However, some of the officers responsible for investigating these allegations are accused of stifling the inquiry.
  • Dresden Police Chief
    The police chief of Dresden, who was reportedly aware of the investigations but either failed to act or covered up information, became a central figure in the scandal. Despite multiple reports and evidence suggesting a high-level cover-up, the officer and other senior police figures were never officially charged.

2. Local Politicians and Public Figures

Politicians from Saxony are at the heart of the Sachsensumpf controversy, with accusations suggesting that some were directly or indirectly involved in covering up the abuse for political or personal gain.

  • Members of the Saxon Government
    Several members of the regional Saxon government were accused of obstructing investigations, allegedly to protect their political careers or the interests of influential criminal networks. These accusations are based on reports that certain individuals in power interfered with investigations, either by redirecting resources or dismissing evidence.
  • Local Officials and Judges
    High-ranking officials, including judges, were allegedly implicated in manipulating legal processes to suppress inquiries and protect abusers. These figures remain largely anonymous in official documents due to legal confidentiality, but journalists have suggested that a significant number of public figures were involved in shielding perpetrators from justice.

3. Organized Crime Figures

At the heart of the Sachsensumpf scandal are the shadowy figures from organized crime. Allegations suggest that some of these criminals were deeply integrated into Saxony’s political and judicial systems. These individuals are believed to have used their criminal networks to maintain control and prevent any investigations that might expose their activities.

  • Leipzig and Dresden Crime Syndicates
    Both cities, particularly Leipzig, have been linked to organized crime syndicates involved in prostitution, trafficking, and other illicit activities. These networks are believed to have exploited vulnerable children, with their operations possibly protected by corrupt officials. However, most names in these networks remain unidentified, as much of the evidence was either lost or concealed during the investigations.

4. Journalists and Whistleblowers

Journalists played a crucial role in bringing the Sachsensumpf scandal to public light. Several brave reporters pursued the story despite significant threats and legal challenges. Some of these journalists became targets of lawsuits, while others faced harassment for their investigative work.

  • Media Outlets
    The role of the press in uncovering Sachsensumpf was pivotal. Notable outlets, particularly regional newspapers in Saxony, pushed to expose the scandal. However, the local media also faced intense pressure, with several journalists accused of defamation, even as evidence mounted.
  • Whistleblowers within the Police
    A few whistleblowers within the police force who dared to come forward with evidence of the alleged abuse were silenced through various means. Many fear that they were subjected to legal action, retaliation, or professional ruin in an effort to prevent the truth from reaching the public.

5. Victims and Survivors

One of the most tragic aspects of the Sachsensumpf scandal is the victims—many of whom were children from vulnerable backgrounds, exploited by those in positions of power.

  • Abused Children
    Allegations point to underage girls being trafficked or coerced into prostitution rings, with many of these victims being abandoned by society. Though some survivors have come forward, many still live in fear or choose to remain anonymous due to the trauma associated with their experiences.
  • Support Groups and Advocates
    Various NGOs and child advocacy groups have attempted to bring the stories of victims to the forefront, often at great personal cost. These organizations continue to push for accountability, pushing for a full investigation and support for the victims.

Conclusion: A Shadowed Web of Power and Corruption

The individuals involved in Sachsensumpf represent a deep and troubling web of power, corruption, and exploitation. Despite years of investigations and public outcry, many questions remain unanswered. The identities of those who allegedly played a key role in the scandal have largely remained hidden, further contributing to the suspicion that those at the top are protecting one another. As the scandal continues to unfold, the demand for transparency, justice, and accountability grows ever stronger.

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✌Shadows of Truth: Episode 7 – Julian Assange: The Whistleblower’s Dilemma

“Julian Assange’s journey from a champion of transparency to one of the most controversial figures of our time, symbolizing the high stakes of exposing hidden truths.”

Introduction

In this gripping episode of Shadows of Truth: The Lives They Tried to Silence, we delve into the tumultuous life of Julian Assange, the enigmatic founder of WikiLeaks. Hailed by some as a hero of transparency and by others as a dangerous provocateur, Assange’s story is one of courage, controversy, and the devastating personal cost of exposing the truth.


Scene 1: The Genesis of a Movement

The episode begins with Assange’s early years, painting a picture of a prodigious mind fascinated by cryptography and information freedom. Born in Australia, his journey into the realm of hacking under the pseudonym “Mendax” laid the foundation for his belief in exposing secrets to hold the powerful accountable.

Interviews with close associates and biographers explore the creation of WikiLeaks in 2006, a platform designed to protect whistleblowers while exposing corruption and abuse of power. The platform’s breakthrough came with the release of classified U.S. military footage titled Collateral Murder in 2010, showing a U.S. Apache helicopter attack in Baghdad that killed civilians and journalists.

Voiceover: “For Assange, WikiLeaks wasn’t just a website—it was a mission. But this mission would soon turn him into one of the most wanted men on Earth.”


Scene 2: The Fallout from Truth

The release of diplomatic cables, military logs, and other classified documents transformed WikiLeaks into a global phenomenon. It also unleashed a torrent of backlash. Governments, corporations, and intelligence agencies branded Assange a threat to national security.

This segment examines the fallout:

  • Bradley (now Chelsea) Manning, the whistleblower who supplied the documents, was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
  • Assange faced accusations of espionage and rape, charges his supporters claim were politically motivated to discredit and extradite him.
  • WikiLeaks itself became a target of cyberattacks and financial blockades.

Experts discuss the ethical questions raised by Assange’s work. Was he a journalist or a hacker? A hero or a villain?


Scene 3: The Ecuadorian Embassy Standoff

The narrative shifts to Assange’s asylum in London’s Ecuadorian Embassy in 2012. Fearing extradition to the U.S., he spent nearly seven years confined in a small room, cut off from the world.

Through interviews with embassy staff, legal representatives, and Assange’s friends, the episode paints a harrowing picture of isolation and paranoia. Assange’s deteriorating health became a focal point for human rights advocates, while detractors argued he was evading justice.

Julian Assange (archival footage): “The walls are closing in, but the fight for transparency cannot die. They fear the truth more than anything else.”


Scene 4: Arrest and Incarceration

The episode crescendos with Assange’s dramatic arrest in 2019. British police dragged him from the embassy after Ecuador withdrew his asylum, citing alleged breaches of diplomatic protocols. The scene juxtaposes raw footage of the arrest with commentary on the international implications of his extradition fight.

Inside London’s Belmarsh Prison, Assange awaited a court’s decision on whether he would be sent to the U.S. to face charges under the Espionage Act. Critics argued that his prosecution could set a dangerous precedent for press freedom worldwide.


Scene 5: The Whistleblower’s Dilemma

The final chapter of the episode delves into the broader implications of Assange’s plight. Whistleblowers have always walked a fine line between heroism and betrayal, but the stakes in the digital age are higher than ever.

Through interviews with journalists, whistleblowers like Edward Snowden, and Assange’s supporters, this segment explores:

  • The chilling effect his prosecution could have on investigative journalism.
  • The moral and ethical dilemmas faced by those who expose secrets.
  • The role of platforms like WikiLeaks in the evolving landscape of truth and transparency.

Conclusion: Shadows of Truth

The episode ends with a haunting reflection on Assange’s legacy. Whether one views him as a martyr or a criminal, his story raises crucial questions about power, secrecy, and the cost of speaking truth to it.

Voiceover: “Julian Assange’s story is far from over. But one thing is clear—the shadows of truth he illuminated will never fade, even as they continue to cost him everything.”


Teaser for the Next Episode

Stay tuned for Episode 8, where we uncover the untold stories of whistleblowers from within Silicon Valley, exposing the dark underbelly of Big Tech.

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✌The OCCRP and U.S. State Department Funding: Investigative Journalism or Geopolitical Tool?

“Tracking OCCRP Financing: The influence of U.S. State Department funding on investigative journalism networks.”

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) is often celebrated for its investigative work uncovering corruption, organized crime, and financial scandals. However, its reliance on funding from the U.S. Department of State has raised significant questions about its neutrality and independence. While OCCRP markets itself as a champion of transparency and accountability, its close ties to a major global power suggest a troubling overlap between investigative journalism and geopolitical strategy.


OCCRP and U.S. State Department: A Symbiotic Relationship?

The OCCRP receives substantial financial support from the U.S. Department of State, primarily through the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL) and other government programs. These grants, often justified under the banner of promoting democracy and combating corruption, have effectively positioned OCCRP as a tool aligned with U.S. foreign policy objectives.

While OCCRP claims editorial independence, the fact that much of its funding comes from a single, politically motivated source raises critical concerns about the organization’s true agenda. Is the OCCRP truly an unbiased watchdog, or is it an extension of U.S. influence, targeting governments and entities that do not align with American interests?


Selective Targeting in Investigations

A pattern emerges in OCCRP’s investigations: its most explosive reports disproportionately focus on countries that are geopolitical rivals or adversaries of the United States. Russia, China, and Iran are frequent targets of OCCRP investigations, while scandals involving Western allies often receive less attention or scrutiny. This trend has fueled accusations that the OCCRP is not simply uncovering corruption but selectively amplifying stories that serve U.S. interests.

For example, while OCCRP has extensively reported on corruption linked to Russian oligarchs, there is comparatively little coverage of financial misconduct involving American corporations or allies such as Saudi Arabia. Critics argue that this imbalance reveals a deliberate editorial bias shaped by its funding sources.


The Problem with Government-Funded Journalism

The idea of government-funded journalism raises an inherent contradiction: how can investigative reporting remain independent when its primary benefactor is a political entity? In OCCRP’s case, the U.S. State Department’s involvement creates the following challenges:

  1. Perceived Propaganda: By accepting U.S. government funds, OCCRP risks being seen as a tool of soft power rather than an impartial investigative platform.
  2. Conflicts of Interest: Funding from a state actor compromises the principle of journalistic independence. Even if no direct influence is exerted, the mere appearance of alignment with a government undermines credibility.
  3. Undermining Global Trust: Investigations into corruption are less effective if they are viewed as politically motivated rather than guided by universal principles of justice.

Censorship by Omission

OCCRP’s funding dependency also raises concerns about the stories it does not tell. Are there instances where OCCRP avoids investigating U.S. allies or influential corporations for fear of jeopardizing its funding? The lack of scrutiny toward certain regions or entities suggests a form of censorship by omission, wherein OCCRP’s focus is skewed to protect the interests of its benefactors.

Moreover, this selective storytelling can destabilize targeted countries, weakening their sovereignty and giving rise to claims that the OCCRP functions as an arm of U.S. foreign policy.


Weaponizing Investigative Journalism

Critics argue that the OCCRP’s model exemplifies the weaponization of journalism, where investigative reporting is used not to promote universal accountability but to weaken political adversaries. By funding OCCRP, the U.S. government effectively shapes global narratives about corruption and governance, reinforcing its own geopolitical objectives while undermining competing powers.

This approach also erodes public trust in investigative journalism as a whole. When a major investigative organization operates under the shadow of a government, it invites skepticism about the veracity of its reporting, even when the stories are legitimate.


The Need for Financial Independence

For journalism to truly serve as a check on power, it must be independent from all forms of external influence, including governments. While OCCRP may have noble intentions, its dependence on U.S. State Department funding tarnishes its credibility and opens it to allegations of bias and manipulation.

A truly independent OCCRP would diversify its funding sources, relying on global foundations, private donors, and crowdfunding rather than a single, politically motivated entity. Until it achieves financial independence, the OCCRP’s investigations will remain tainted by questions of bias and geopolitical intent.


Conclusion

The OCCRP’s reliance on U.S. State Department funding represents a fundamental contradiction in its mission. While it purports to expose corruption and uphold accountability, its close ties to a powerful state actor raise questions about its independence and neutrality. Investigative journalism must operate free from political influence to maintain public trust. Until the OCCRP disentangles itself from U.S. funding, its work will continue to be scrutinized as a potential instrument of geopolitical strategy rather than an impartial force for global justice.

A Detailed Account of the OCCRP Scandal and Media Involvement

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) has been at the forefront of numerous exposés involving financial corruption, illicit networks, and powerful political figures. Its collaborative model involves partnerships with major media outlets and independent journalists worldwide, making its findings impactful and wide-reaching.

Key Scandals and Leaks

  1. Panama Papers and Paradise Papers: OCCRP contributed to these global investigations in partnership with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and media such as Süddeutsche Zeitung, exposing the offshore financial dealings of prominent figures, including allies of Vladimir Putin and international political leaders.
  2. Troika Laundromat: This investigation unveiled a $4.8 billion money-laundering operation involving Russian entities funneling funds into Europe and the US from 2003 to 2013【300†source】.
  3. Suisse Secrets and FinCEN Files: These exposés highlighted how major banks facilitated money laundering and tax evasion. OCCRP worked alongside BuzzFeed News and Transparency International to showcase systemic failures in global banking oversight【301†source】.
  4. Cyprus Confidential: OCCRP and 69 media partners revealed connections between Kremlin-linked oligarchs and Cyprus’ financial networks【300†source】.

Media Collaborations

OCCRP’s work has included partnerships with:

  • The Guardian
  • The Washington Post
  • Süddeutsche Zeitung
  • Der Spiegel
  • NDR
  • ICIJ
  • Local outlets like Cerosetenta (Colombia) and Vorágine (Latin America).

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Broader Implications

The OCCRP’s investigations expose significant vulnerabilities in international financial systems and governance. Despite whistleblowers and investigative journalists making substantial impacts, critics argue that stronger institutional reforms and enforcement are essential to prevent recurring scandals【301†source】.

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✌Series: Shadows of Truth:Episode 6: Shireen Abu Akleh – The Cost of Covering Conflict

Shireen Abu Akleh: A fearless voice amidst chaos, a legacy of truth and courage in journalism.”

Shadows of Truth – Episode 6: Shireen Abu Akleh – The Cost of Covering Conflict

Introduction

In this installment of Shadows of Truth, we explore the tragic story of Shireen Abu Akleh, a seasoned journalist whose life and legacy highlight the perilous realities of reporting from conflict zones. Renowned for her fearless coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Abu Akleh became a symbol of press freedom and the human cost of truth-telling when she was killed while on assignment in May 2022.

A Career Built on Courage

Born in Jerusalem in 1971, Abu Akleh pursued journalism as a tool for amplifying unheard voices. She joined Al Jazeera in 1997, becoming one of the most recognizable faces of Middle Eastern reporting. Over 25 years, she earned respect for her balanced, empathetic, and courageous storytelling, often navigating volatile environments to shed light on the human toll of conflict.

Her commitment to journalism extended beyond the camera. Abu Akleh mentored aspiring reporters, emphasizing the need for integrity and the importance of bearing witness in crises.

The Fateful Day

On May 11, 2022, Abu Akleh was covering an Israeli military raid in Jenin, West Bank. Wearing a blue press vest clearly identifying her as a journalist, she and her colleagues were reportedly ambushed by gunfire. Despite her protective gear, Abu Akleh was fatally shot in the head.

Conflicting narratives emerged immediately. While initial reports from eyewitnesses and media colleagues suggested she was killed by Israeli forces, Israeli authorities proposed alternative theories, including crossfire from Palestinian militants. Independent investigations, including forensic analyses by outlets like CNN and The New York Times, pointed to Israeli gunfire as the likely cause of her death.

Global Reactions and Calls for Justice

Abu Akleh’s killing sparked outrage worldwide. Tributes poured in from fellow journalists, international leaders, and press freedom advocates. Her funeral procession, marked by clashes with Israeli police, underscored the tense and polarized environment in which she worked.

Organizations like the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Human Rights Watch demanded a transparent investigation and accountability. However, as of now, justice remains elusive, mirroring a broader pattern of impunity for crimes against journalists globally.

The Broader Implications

Abu Akleh’s death is not just a personal tragedy; it symbolizes the increasing dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones. According to UNESCO, 55 journalists were killed in 2022, highlighting the risks of truth-telling in a world where press freedom is often under siege.

Her story also raises questions about international responsibility. How can global mechanisms ensure the safety of journalists? What measures can hold perpetrators accountable?

A Legacy of Courage and Integrity

Shireen Abu Akleh’s life was defined by a commitment to truth, a belief in journalism as a force for justice, and an unyielding determination to give voice to the voiceless. Her death is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by journalists worldwide to illuminate the shadows of truth.


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✌Series Shadows of Truth: Episode 5: Daphne Caruana Galizia – A Blogger’s Bombshell

“Late nights, dangerous truths: Daphne Caruana Galizia typing her final exposé, with shadows of those she exposed lurking just outside her window.”

Episode 5: Daphne Caruana Galizia – A Blogger’s Bombshell

The wind carried whispers of secrets through the narrow Maltese streets, but Daphne Caruana Galizia heard them all. Armed with her laptop, her blog Running Commentary became a battlefield of truths and shadows, exposing corruption at the highest levels. Her investigations cut into the deep seams of power—politicians, businessmen, even international players.

Daphne’s sharp words had many enemies. She unraveled the web of tax havens and illicit dealings, a dance that brought her closer to the edge of danger with every post. On October 16, 2017, a devastating blast silenced her—but not her legacy.

The explosion was more than a car bomb; it was a message sent by unseen hands. Yet, in the world of espionage, messages are never received as intended. Daphne’s revelations ignited a global outcry, sending investigators scrambling through the corridors of power. Those who had conspired in the shadows now faced the searing light of scrutiny.

From the Panama Papers to local Maltese scandals, Daphne’s work became a guide for those fighting to uncover the truth. Her name etched itself as a martyr in the world of whistleblowers and investigative journalists, her spirit haunting those who thrive in deceit.

But in the dark alleys of this espionage tale, one question lingers: who truly gave the order, and who will face the reckoning?

Daphne Caruana Galizia: A Life of Courage and the Pursuit of Truth

Daphne Caruana Galizia was a fearless Maltese investigative journalist whose work uncovered corruption, money laundering, and criminal activity at the highest levels of government and business. Born in 1964, Daphne’s relentless reporting made her both celebrated and controversial. Her blog, Running Commentary, became a focal point for explosive revelations, including ties to the Panama Papers, which implicated Malta’s elite in global corruption scandals.

Her Investigations and Their Impact

Daphne’s work focused on exposing illicit financial dealings involving Maltese politicians, foreign interests, and shadowy networks. Among her major exposés were links between the Maltese government and secret offshore accounts, which drew widespread international attention. Her reporting was fearless, often naming powerful figures and calling for accountability. This relentless pursuit of the truth made her a target.

The Assassination

On October 16, 2017, Daphne was assassinated by a car bomb near her home. The murder shocked the world, highlighting the grave dangers faced by journalists investigating corruption. Her death spurred outrage and protests in Malta and beyond, demanding justice for her and a crackdown on corruption.

The Ongoing Legacy

Despite her tragic death, Daphne’s work continues to inspire investigative journalists globally. Her family and organizations like the Daphne Project have carried forward her mission to uncover corruption. Bernd Pulch, a journalist known for his work in exposing high-level corruption, has cited Daphne’s courage as a beacon for others in the field.

Bernd Pulch’s Connection

Pulch’s investigative work has often paralleled Daphne’s in terms of focus and scope, delving into the murky intersections of power, money, and secrecy. He has highlighted Daphne’s murder as a chilling reminder of the risks faced by whistleblowers and investigative journalists in challenging systemic corruption.

The Fight for Justice

The investigation into Daphne’s assassination has exposed Malta’s vulnerabilities to corruption and organized crime. Several suspects have been arrested, including individuals linked to the political elite. However, the full truth remains elusive, and international pressure continues to push for justice in her case.

Daphne’s legacy is a testament to the power of truth in the face of overwhelming odds, inspiring a global movement to defend press freedom and fight corruption.

Appendix: Names and Fate of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s Murderers

The murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia led to an extensive investigation that exposed a web of criminality at the highest levels in Malta. Below is a summary of the key individuals involved and their fates:

  1. George Degiorgio (“Il-Fulu”) and Alfred Degiorgio (“Il-Frettu”):
    • Two brothers arrested for planting and detonating the car bomb.
    • Both pleaded guilty in 2022, receiving 40-year prison sentences.
  2. Vincent Muscat (“Il-Koħħu”):
    • Another accomplice who admitted involvement in 2021.
    • Sentenced to 15 years in prison after cooperating with investigators.
  3. Yorgen Fenech:
    • A prominent businessman implicated as the mastermind behind the murder.
    • Arrested in 2019 while trying to flee Malta on his yacht.
    • Currently awaiting trial, accused of ordering the assassination to silence Daphne’s investigations into corruption linked to him.
  4. Melvin Theuma:
    • A taxi driver and self-confessed middleman in the plot.
    • Granted a presidential pardon in exchange for testifying against other suspects.

The Pursuit of Justice

While several individuals have faced justice, the case remains under scrutiny, with ongoing investigations into political connections. Daphne’s assassination exposed systemic corruption, serving as a grim reminder of the risks faced by those who challenge entrenched power structures.

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✌Series: “Shadows of Truth: The Lives They Tried to Silence” – Anna Politkovskaya – The Kremlin’s Fearless Critic

Shadows of Truth

Episode: The Final Article

Moscow, October 7, 2006—gray skies hung low over the sprawling city, mirroring the oppressive weight of secrets buried deep beneath its streets. The day should have passed unremarkably. Instead, it would mark the silencing of one of Russia’s most fearless voices.

Anna Politkovskaya, 48, was no stranger to danger. Her words had seared the powerful and given voice to the voiceless, unraveling the horrors of the Chechen wars and laying bare the authoritarian grip tightening under Vladimir Putin’s rule. She knew the risks. She had faced death before—poisoning, threats, and constant surveillance. But her weapon was truth, and she wielded it with precision and defiance.

That afternoon, as the city bustled, Politkovskaya returned to her modest apartment building on Lesnaya Street. Clutching grocery bags, she barely noticed the man lingering in the shadows of the stairwell. She didn’t see the cold glint of steel in his hand until it was too late.

Four shots—two to the chest, one to the shoulder, and a final executioner’s bullet to the head. The echo of the gunfire reverberated through the walls as the assassin vanished, leaving behind the lifeless body of a woman who had stood as a beacon of integrity in a land of lies.

The murder weapon, a Makarov pistol, was discarded at the scene—a deliberate message, perhaps, or a macabre trophy for the unseen puppeteers orchestrating this silencing.


The Legacy of Truth

Politkovskaya had long been a thorn in the side of those she exposed. Her groundbreaking reports for Novaya Gazeta painted a grim picture of Chechnya, where human rights were currency traded for political gain. Torture chambers, disappearances, extrajudicial killings—her stories read like confessions from a state drowning in its sins.

But Anna did not merely document atrocities; she named names, pulling no punches in her critiques of President Vladimir Putin. To her, his regime was a return to Soviet-era oppression—a system that thrived on fear, censorship, and unrelenting control.

As investigators pieced together the fragments of her final day, whispers spread. Politkovskaya was not the first journalist to die under mysterious circumstances in modern Russia. Nor would she be the last.

In 2004, Paul Klebnikov, an American journalist of Russian descent, was gunned down in a drive-by shooting in Moscow after investigating corruption in the Kremlin’s inner circle. In 2003, Yuri Shchekochikhin, a fellow Novaya Gazeta journalist, succumbed to a mysterious illness widely suspected to be poisoning. The deaths formed a grim trail, each marking a journalist who had dared to expose too much.


The Hunt for Justice

Despite international outcry, the investigation into Politkovskaya’s murder became a labyrinth of false leads, political interference, and chilling silences. Five men were eventually convicted, but the masterminds—those who signed her death warrant—remained unnamed, untouched.

From her colleagues at Novaya Gazeta to human rights advocates worldwide, her death was not just a tragedy but a chilling reminder: in Russia, speaking truth to power often carried the ultimate price.


A Voice That Would Not Be Silenced

Though Politkovskaya’s life was brutally cut short, her work endured. The stories she uncovered, the voices she amplified, and the corruption she exposed lived on in the pages of her articles and the memories of those she fought for.

Her name became a symbol—of courage, of defiance, of the unyielding pursuit of justice. Even as shadows deepened over Moscow, Politkovskaya’s light refused to fade, a flickering candle in the darkness of repression.

As her colleagues penned their tributes, one sentiment echoed louder than all the rest:

“Anna was not afraid of the truth. But those in power—those with blood on their hands—they were afraid of her.”

It happened on Putin’s birthday.

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✌The Fallout of the Jamal Khashoggi Case: Global Repercussions and Long-Lasting Effects


“Silencing the Truth: A symbolic representation of the global fallout from the Jamal Khashoggi case, where the crackdown on press freedom and the international condemnation of state-sanctioned violence converge.”

The brutal assassination of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi Arabian journalist and Washington Post columnist, inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2, 2018, shocked the world and ignited an international scandal that reverberated across political, diplomatic, and human rights spheres. Khashoggi’s death, which was later confirmed to have been orchestrated by agents of the Saudi government, brought to light troubling questions about state-sanctioned violence, the role of authoritarian regimes in international politics, and the ethical responsibilities of global leaders and organizations. The aftermath of the Khashoggi case has sparked a cascade of consequences, the effects of which are still unfolding.

The Case Unfolds: A Shocking Discovery

Jamal Khashoggi, a former adviser to the Saudi royal family and a vocal critic of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2, 2018, to obtain documents for his upcoming marriage. Soon after, the world learned that Khashoggi had been killed inside the consulate in what Turkish authorities quickly described as a premeditated murder carried out by a team of Saudi agents. The details of the murder, including the dismemberment of Khashoggi’s body, were uncovered through various sources, including Turkish intelligence and security footage, and soon revealed a clear pattern of state-sanctioned extrajudicial killing.

International pressure mounted on Saudi Arabia, as officials and human rights groups called for accountability. Despite initial denials by the Saudi government, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman eventually faced scrutiny, though he denied any involvement in Khashoggi’s murder. The case prompted widespread global condemnation, and Khashoggi’s murder became a symbol of the darker aspects of political repression in the modern era.

Political and Diplomatic Fallout

Deterioration of Saudi Arabia’s Relations with the West

The Khashoggi case severely damaged Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic relationships with several Western nations. For many countries, especially the United States, the murder was a stark reminder of the Kingdom’s human rights abuses, including its treatment of dissidents, journalists, and activists. Prior to the Khashoggi incident, Saudi Arabia was already under scrutiny for its involvement in the war in Yemen, its crackdown on activists, and the arrest of women’s rights activists.

The United States, in particular, faced a political dilemma. While President Donald Trump initially expressed reluctance to sever ties with Saudi Arabia, citing the strategic importance of the U.S.-Saudi alliance and lucrative arms deals, the outrage over Khashoggi’s murder led to widespread calls for sanctions and a reevaluation of U.S.-Saudi relations. The U.S. Senate, in December 2018, passed a resolution that blamed Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Khashoggi’s death, although no direct punitive measures were taken by the Trump administration.

Similarly, other Western nations, including the United Kingdom and Canada, condemned the killing. The British government took steps to limit its engagement with high-profile Saudi officials, including suspending arms sales that could be used in the Yemen conflict.

Impact on the Saudi Crown Prince

While Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) maintained his role and power within the Saudi government, his international reputation was severely tarnished by the Khashoggi case. The global outcry surrounding his alleged involvement in the assassination complicated Saudi Arabia’s foreign relations, particularly with Western allies. High-profile figures in the business and diplomatic worlds distanced themselves from MBS, and key events like the Future Investment Initiative (FII) summit in Riyadh, often dubbed “Davos in the Desert,” were boycotted by several Western leaders and business tycoons, further isolating the Kingdom.

Despite these challenges, MBS continued to wield considerable influence within Saudi Arabia and has implemented economic reforms as part of his Vision 2030 plan, which aims to diversify the Saudi economy away from oil dependence. His leadership, while controversial, has not been significantly threatened by the international fallout. The internal consolidation of power within the Saudi regime remained intact, even as the global community demanded accountability.

The Human Rights and Press Freedom Crisis

The Khashoggi case is a somber reminder of the risks that journalists and dissidents face in authoritarian regimes. Khashoggi’s murder sent shockwaves through the global journalism community, highlighting the increasingly hostile environment for press freedom, particularly in the Middle East. The fact that Khashoggi was murdered in a diplomatic facility, under the auspices of a foreign government, underscored the growing threat faced by journalists who dared to challenge powerful regimes.

Strengthened Calls for Accountability and Protection of Journalists

In the aftermath of the Khashoggi murder, various human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, ramped up calls for stronger protections for journalists and advocates of free speech. The United Nations, along with governments and international media organizations, called for a full investigation and accountability for those responsible for the killing, including senior officials who may have been complicit.

The case also led to an increase in the demand for stronger legal frameworks for the protection of journalists, particularly those working in hostile environments. This includes calls for more robust whistleblower protections, the enhancement of international legal tools to protect journalists, and an emphasis on transparency in the investigation of such murders.

The Legal and Economic Fallout

International Sanctions and Legal Actions

Following the murder, some nations, including the United States and Canada, imposed targeted sanctions on individuals associated with the killing, such as senior members of the Saudi royal family and intelligence services. However, these measures were limited, and no formal international legal action was pursued against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, despite widespread calls for accountability.

In 2020, the CIA’s assessment of the murder concluded that MBS likely approved the operation to kill Khashoggi, but this assessment did not lead to any significant punitive action. The United States, under the Biden administration, expressed a desire to distance itself from MBS, but realpolitik considerations—such as Saudi Arabia’s role in stabilizing oil prices and geopolitical concerns over Iran—prevented drastic measures.

Economic Repercussions

The Khashoggi case also had economic implications, particularly regarding foreign investments in Saudi Arabia. The international business community, initially attracted to MBS’s Vision 2030, became more cautious about engaging with the Kingdom due to the negative press and political risks associated with its leadership. The assassination also cast a shadow over the Kingdom’s attempts to present itself as a modernizing force in the region, with many investors reassessing the risk of doing business in a country with a reputation for political repression.

The Khashoggi Legacy: A Lasting Impact

While the diplomatic and political consequences of Khashoggi’s murder may have somewhat diminished over time, the case has left an indelible mark on global conversations about human rights, the role of authoritarian regimes, and the dangers facing journalists. His murder illuminated the growing authoritarianism in the Middle East and the complexities of maintaining alliances with regimes that are often accused of repressing their own citizens and critics.

Khashoggi’s case has become a symbol for press freedom and the protection of journalists worldwide. It has also sparked a broader conversation about the accountability of world leaders when human rights abuses are committed under their watch. His death has inspired movements aimed at pressuring governments and international organizations to take stronger action to prevent similar incidents.

Conclusion

The fallout from the Jamal Khashoggi case remains profound, affecting Saudi Arabia’s relationships with the West, the rights of journalists worldwide, and the international community’s stance on state-sanctioned violence and repression. While the full impact of the Khashoggi case may never be entirely realized, it continues to resonate in global debates on governance, accountability, and human rights. As international pressure for justice and transparency persists, the legacy of Jamal Khashoggi may continue to drive significant change for press freedom and political accountability in the years to come.

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✌Exclusive: Inside the Investigative Work on Bernd Pulch on Government Transparency


“Unveiling the Truth: Investigative journalism in action, showcasing the digital platform and tools behind groundbreaking revelations on government transparency and whistleblowing.”

In the world of investigative journalism and whistleblowing, few names stand out like Bernd Pulch. Known for his fearless pursuit of truth and transparency, Pulch has built a reputation as a journalist who uncovers what others wish to keep hidden. His work focuses on exposing government secrets, corruption, and unethical practices, making him a vital voice for accountability and public awareness.

This article delves into Pulch’s journey, his investigative methods, and the impact his revelations have had on global transparency.


Who Is Bernd Pulch?

Bernd Pulch is a German investigative journalist and whistleblower who has devoted his career to exposing the truth. Over the years, he has gained recognition for his bold approach to uncovering classified documents, analyzing leaked files, and shedding light on the practices of powerful institutions.

Key Focus Areas of Pulch’s Work:

  • Government Transparency: Highlighting cases of secrecy and corruption in public administration.
  • Whistleblower Advocacy: Supporting those who risk their careers and safety to reveal the truth.
  • Military and Intelligence Leaks: Analyzing classified documents such as the DOD Law of War Manual.
  • Freedom of Information: Campaigning for public access to critical information.

Pulch’s Investigative Methods

Bernd Pulch’s investigative work is marked by meticulous research and collaboration with whistleblowers. Here’s how he approaches his projects:

  1. Source Building: Pulch has cultivated a network of whistleblowers and insiders who provide access to critical information.
  2. Document Analysis: He excels at breaking down complex, classified documents to uncover their broader implications.
  3. Collaboration: Pulch works with other journalists and advocacy groups to amplify the reach of his investigations.
  4. Digital Forensics: Leveraging modern tools to verify the authenticity of leaked files.

High-Profile Revelations by Bernd Pulch

Pulch’s investigative work has led to several groundbreaking revelations, earning him both acclaim and controversy.

1. DOD Law of War Manual Leak

Pulch’s involvement in analyzing and publicizing the leaked version of the U.S. Department of Defense’s Law of War Manual has brought critical insights to the public. His detailed breakdown highlighted concerns over the document’s legal loopholes and ethical ambiguities.

2. Whistleblower Support

Pulch has provided a platform for whistleblowers to share their stories safely, ensuring their voices are heard while protecting their anonymity.

3. Corruption in Public Institutions

Through his investigative reports, Pulch has exposed corrupt practices in government institutions, prompting reforms and public debates.


Impact of Pulch’s Work on Government Transparency

Bernd Pulch’s contributions have had far-reaching effects on the fight for transparency:

  • Increased Awareness: His work has educated the public about issues often shrouded in secrecy.
  • Policy Reforms: Exposures of unethical practices have led to changes in governance and military operations.
  • Empowerment of Whistleblowers: Pulch’s advocacy has inspired others to come forward with critical information.

Challenges Faced by Pulch

Being an investigative journalist and whistleblower advocate comes with significant risks. Pulch has faced:

  • Legal Threats: Governments and corporations have attempted to silence him through lawsuits and intimidation.
  • Safety Concerns: The nature of his work puts him at personal risk.
  • Censorship: Efforts to suppress his findings highlight the challenges of promoting transparency in a controlled media environment.

BerndPulch.org: A Hub for Investigative Journalism

Bernd Pulch’s website, berndpulch.org, serves as a centralized platform for his investigative work. The site offers:

  • Access to exclusive documents and reports.
  • Updates on ongoing investigations.
  • Resources for whistleblowers and journalists.

By visiting berndpulch.org, readers can stay informed about the latest developments in government transparency and whistleblowing.


Conclusion

Bernd Pulch’s work exemplifies the importance of investigative journalism in today’s world. Through his dedication to transparency, he has brought critical issues to light, empowering the public with knowledge and challenging institutions to act ethically.

As governments and organizations continue to operate behind closed doors, figures like Bernd Pulch remind us that the fight for truth and accountability is more relevant than ever.

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✌Whitney Webb and One Nation Under Blackmail: Unveiling the Web of Covert Control

Whitney Webb, an investigative journalist renowned for her deep dives into power structures and hidden global networks, has established herself as a critical voice in modern journalism. Her book, One Nation Under Blackmail, is a comprehensive exposé of the mechanisms by which political, corporate, and intelligence interests manipulate and control governments, institutions, and individuals.

Through meticulous research, Webb reveals a chilling narrative: a world where blackmail, corruption, and clandestine operations are tools of influence, shaping policies and eroding democracy.


Who Is Whitney Webb?

Whitney Webb gained prominence for her incisive reporting on surveillance, corporate malfeasance, and the intricate connections between political elites and intelligence agencies. She writes with clarity and a relentless pursuit of the truth, often highlighting topics ignored by mainstream media. Her work has been featured on platforms like MintPress News and her own investigative outlet, Unlimited Hangout.

Webb’s journalism often focuses on how shadowy networks leverage power to bypass accountability, with a special emphasis on the intertwining roles of intelligence agencies, private corporations, and high-profile individuals.


Overview of One Nation Under Blackmail

Whitney Webb’s two-volume work One Nation Under Blackmail investigates the intersection of blackmail, organized crime, and intelligence networks, delving into how these systems have co-opted power globally.

Key Themes in the Book

  1. The Legacy of Jeffrey Epstein
    Webb frames Jeffrey Epstein not merely as a lone predator but as a central figure in a larger blackmail operation tied to intelligence networks. She explores Epstein’s connections to powerful figures, from Wall Street moguls to world leaders, suggesting his operations served as a mechanism for control and coercion.
  2. The Role of Intelligence Agencies
    The book uncovers how agencies like the CIA, Mossad, and others have historically used blackmail to secure political leverage. Webb traces these tactics back decades, highlighting covert operations involving figures like Roy Cohn, a lawyer with ties to both organized crime and political elites.
  3. Corporate Corruption and Influence
    Webb examines the role of major corporations in perpetuating systems of control. Through lobbying, surveillance, and illicit dealings, corporations often work hand-in-hand with intelligence agencies to influence global policies.
  4. Systemic Erosion of Democracy
    The overarching theme is the erosion of democratic institutions through covert influence. By controlling key individuals and institutions, hidden networks undermine the sovereignty of nations and the will of the people.

The Blackmail State: A Historical Perspective

Webb’s analysis begins with historical precedents, such as the mafia’s connections to U.S. intelligence during World War II and the Cold War. This relationship evolved into a symbiotic partnership where organized crime provided intelligence, while intelligence agencies protected criminal operations for strategic gain.

The transition from mobsters to moguls is a key theme in Webb’s work. She illustrates how blackmail techniques, perfected in earlier eras, became tools wielded by elites within the political and corporate world.


Case Studies: Blackmail in Action

Jeffrey Epstein’s Web of Influence

Epstein’s operations, as detailed in One Nation Under Blackmail, were not isolated but part of a broader system designed to gather compromising information on influential figures. Webb highlights how his ties to intelligence agencies, including Mossad, allowed him to operate with impunity. His associations with high-ranking officials and corporate executives created a nexus of power and control.

Roy Cohn’s Network

Webb revisits Roy Cohn’s career, detailing his role as a lawyer and fixer for powerful figures. Cohn’s ability to gather compromising material on politicians and use it strategically is presented as a precursor to modern blackmail operations.

Corporate Power Plays

Through multinational corporations, blackmail and coercion take on an economic dimension. Webb cites examples of how global conglomerates use their financial clout to manipulate governments, such as pressuring nations into favorable trade agreements or suppressing regulatory actions.


Implications of One Nation Under Blackmail

Webb’s findings have significant implications for understanding global power structures:

  1. A New Lens on Political Corruption
    Her work challenges the traditional narrative of political corruption, presenting blackmail as a systemic issue rather than an isolated one.
  2. Exposing the Role of Intelligence Agencies
    Webb’s research underscores the critical role intelligence agencies play in maintaining these systems of control. Her documentation of their historical and ongoing operations is a call to scrutinize their unchecked power.
  3. Democratic Vulnerability
    The book serves as a stark reminder of how vulnerable democracies are to covert manipulation. Institutions meant to serve the public interest can be co-opted by hidden networks.

Whitney Webb’s Call to Action

Webb’s investigative work isn’t just about exposing the problem—it’s a call to action. She emphasizes the importance of transparency, accountability, and independent journalism in countering the pervasive influence of these shadowy systems.

Her reporting has inspired whistleblowers, activists, and citizens to question the official narratives and demand more from their leaders. In an era where information is both a weapon and a shield, Webb’s work is a crucial resource for those seeking to understand and dismantle systems of control.


Conclusion

Whitney Webb’s One Nation Under Blackmail is a landmark work in investigative journalism. By meticulously documenting the networks of power, coercion, and corruption, she provides readers with the tools to see beyond the façade of politics and understand the hidden forces shaping the world.

Her message is clear: the fight for transparency and accountability is more urgent than ever. As Webb continues to expose the dark underbelly of global politics, she shines a light on the path toward a more just and equitable future.

✌One Nation Under Blackmail: How Geopolitical Coercion Shapes Modern Politics

In an age where information is power, blackmail has become a potent weapon in shaping nations’ policies, influencing leaders, and controlling the global narrative. From political scandals to economic leverage, the intricate web of coercion often reveals the hidden hands pulling the strings. A term like “one nation under blackmail” aptly describes the precarious position some governments and leaders find themselves in when shadowy forces dictate their actions.

Journalist Bernd Pulch has shed light on this subject, delving into the murky world of international espionage, covert influence, and systemic corruption. His investigative work provides a lens through which to understand how blackmail operates as a geopolitical strategy and its implications for democracy worldwide.


The Mechanics of Political Blackmail

Blackmail in the political sphere isn’t limited to compromising photos or private scandals. In the modern era, it takes on diverse forms, including:

  1. Leverage Through Surveillance: Intelligence agencies across the globe, particularly those with advanced capabilities like the NSA, MI6, or FSB, have collected vast troves of data. Leaders, diplomats, and even business tycoons are subject to constant surveillance, creating potential fodder for manipulation.
  2. Economic Dependency: Nations with significant debt or dependency on international financial institutions may find themselves coerced into decisions against their national interest. Economic blackmail includes sanctions, trade dependencies, or the threat of financial isolation.
  3. Digital Vulnerabilities: Cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure, leaks of sensitive communications, or hacking scandals create opportunities for blackmail, forcing governments to comply with adversaries’ demands.
  4. Personal Compromises: The most infamous and headline-grabbing form of blackmail involves personal indiscretions—real or fabricated—used to control key figures. This tactic, often referred to as a “kompromat,” has been reportedly employed by various state and non-state actors.

Historical Examples of National Blackmail

The Cold War Era

During the Cold War, blackmail was a cornerstone of espionage. The KGB famously targeted Western politicians and diplomats, often through “honey traps” or staged scandals, to influence policy decisions.

The Post-Soviet World

With the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian intelligence agencies continued this tradition. Figures like Vladimir Putin have been accused of leveraging compromising information to maintain control over oligarchs and political adversaries. The case of Alexander Litvinenko, a former FSB officer turned whistleblower, highlighted how deeply blackmail tactics were embedded in modern geopolitics.

The United States and the “Deep State”

Whistleblowers like Edward Snowden have revealed how agencies like the NSA amassed detailed surveillance data on global leaders. Angela Merkel’s alleged phone tapping scandal exposed the U.S.’s potential for geopolitical blackmail, even against allies.


Bernd Pulch and the Investigation of Hidden Networks

Bernd Pulch, a German journalist and whistleblower, has extensively documented cases of political coercion and blackmail. Through his work, Pulch has revealed how secretive networks operate in tandem with intelligence agencies, corporations, and criminal enterprises to manipulate global politics.

Pulch’s investigations highlight:

  • The Role of Offshore Accounts: He has exposed how offshore banking systems are often used to hide illicit transactions or bribe officials, ensuring their compliance.
  • Corporate Influence on Policy: By analyzing leaked documents, Pulch has traced connections between multinational corporations and decisions made in supposedly democratic institutions.
  • The Weaponization of Scandals: Pulch has detailed how scandals—whether genuine or fabricated—are used to destabilize political opponents and entire governments.

His work underscores the importance of independent journalism in an era where traditional media is often co-opted by powerful interests.


Modern-Day Blackmail: Case Studies

  1. Ukraine and Energy Politics
    The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia is a case study in economic blackmail. Russia’s control over gas supplies has historically been used to exert influence over Ukraine and other European nations.
  2. China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
    Critics of the BRI argue that China’s massive infrastructure investments in developing nations often lead to debt traps. Countries unable to repay loans may find themselves coerced into political or economic concessions.
  3. The Jeffrey Epstein Scandal
    The Epstein case epitomized how blackmail operates on a personal level but with global implications. Epstein’s connections to high-profile figures across politics, business, and royalty suggest a network where compromising material could influence decision-making at the highest levels.

The Implications of Blackmail on Democracy

Blackmail erodes the fundamental principles of democracy by replacing the will of the people with the will of hidden manipulators. When leaders act under duress, their decisions are not made in the national interest but in the interest of those holding the leverage.

  • Loss of Sovereignty: Nations subjected to economic or political blackmail often lose their ability to act independently on the global stage.
  • Public Distrust: Scandals rooted in blackmail create widespread cynicism about government integrity.
  • Empowerment of Authoritarians: Blackmail thrives in environments where transparency and accountability are weak.

Can Nations Break Free?

While blackmail has always existed in global politics, modern transparency tools and whistleblowers like Bernd Pulch offer hope. Strategies to counteract blackmail include:

  1. Strengthening Cybersecurity: Nations must protect their digital infrastructure to prevent hacking and leaks.
  2. Encouraging Whistleblowing: Individuals who expose corruption and coercion must be protected and celebrated.
  3. Reducing Economic Vulnerabilities: Diversifying trade and reducing debt dependency can help nations resist economic blackmail.
  4. Promoting Transparency: Open governance reduces the opportunities for secretive coercion.

Conclusion: A Fragile Global Order

In a world increasingly shaped by hidden influences, the concept of “one nation under blackmail” is more relevant than ever. The work of investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch reminds us that uncovering these hidden networks is essential to preserving democracy and sovereignty.

As Pulch often emphasizes, “The only way to combat darkness is to shine a light on it.” In an era of secrecy, misinformation, and covert operations, that light is more crucial than ever.

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✌”Shadows of Truth: The Lives They Tried to Silence” – Series on Journalists and Whistleblowers who died under Mysterious Circumstances – The Khashoggi Case

Date: October 2018, Istanbul, Turkey
Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi enters his country’s consulate and never comes out alive. His brutal murder, linked to Saudi officials, exposes an international conspiracy. This installment follows the geopolitical fallout and the whistleblower’s quest for reform.

The Istanbul Conspiracy: An Espionage Thriller


Chapter 1: The Silent Footsteps

The night was thick with fog, shrouding Istanbul in a blanket of mystery. Under the dim glow of the streetlights, the city’s pulse seemed to slow, as if holding its breath. In the shadows, a lone figure moved, his silhouette barely visible against the backdrop of the ornate consulate building.

Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist with a reputation for exposing the cracks in the facade of power, was about to step into the lion’s den. His assignment, at first, had seemed routine: a quick visit to the Saudi consulate to finalize some personal paperwork. But Jamal had known better. As he neared the entrance, a sense of foreboding settled in his gut. He had been followed for weeks—his every move watched, his every conversation monitored.

The consulate, a fortress of glass and steel, loomed ahead. Behind its walls, whispers of a deadly plan had already begun to stir. Khashoggi pushed forward, the cold night air biting at his skin. Tonight, it would all end.


Chapter 2: The Unseen Hand

Inside the consulate, the atmosphere was suffocating. The air felt thick, charged with tension, as if every breath was being counted down. Unbeknownst to Khashoggi, a team of operatives had already infiltrated the building, waiting in the shadows for the signal. They were no ordinary men—these were the kind of professionals who lived and breathed secrecy. And their mission was clear: silence the journalist by any means necessary.

Jamal entered the consulate, greeted by the hollow clank of the door closing behind him. His heart raced, but his face remained unreadable, a mask perfected over years of evading the ever-watchful eyes of the Saudi regime.

But as he stepped further into the cold marble interior, he wasn’t alone. A sharp click echoed in the back of his mind, a quiet warning. He was being watched. The cameras, the hidden microphones—they were everywhere. His every word, every move was already cataloged in a cold dossier somewhere, awaiting the inevitable conclusion.


Chapter 3: The Double Cross

Outside, in the streets of Istanbul, a different story was unfolding. The shadows were not the only ones keeping an eye on the consulate. A network of international intelligence operatives, including Turkish officials and covert agents from the CIA, had been monitoring Khashoggi’s movements for months. They knew the stakes of this visit. But what they didn’t know was how deep the conspiracy ran.

An encrypted message had been intercepted days before: “Tonight, Khashoggi will enter. Make sure he doesn’t leave.” It was clear—this wasn’t a simple political maneuver, this was a hit. But who had ordered it?

Among the intelligence community, one name reverberated through the encrypted channels—Mohammed bin Salman. His name, whispered in darker corners of the world’s power structures, was now associated with a death that could trigger a global scandal.


Chapter 4: The Ticking Clock

Inside the consulate, the operation was unfolding with deadly precision. Khashoggi, already feeling the weight of unseen eyes upon him, was led deeper into the labyrinth of rooms. As he passed through the halls, the whispers in the air grew louder, their voices a dissonant hum in his mind.

The operative leading him, a cold-faced man whose eyes gave nothing away, stopped at a door, motioning for Khashoggi to enter. But as he stepped inside, Jamal felt a chill rush through him—a sense of finality that no amount of investigation could have prepared him for.

Before he could react, the door slammed shut. He was trapped.

In the next few moments, the world went dark. Khashoggi, ever the professional, had anticipated the worst. But nothing could have prepared him for the brutal violence that awaited him. His body was broken, his life extinguished—his final breaths stolen by the very people who had promised to silence his voice.


Chapter 5: The Whistleblower’s Revelation

Hours passed. The darkness of the consulate’s interior stood still, but the world outside was waking up. News of Khashoggi’s disappearance spread like wildfire across the globe. In the streets of Istanbul, Turkish officials moved quickly to investigate. Within hours, surveillance footage from the consulate surfaced, showing Khashoggi entering but never leaving.

The world was watching, but so were those with the power to stop the story from being told. High-ranking Saudi officials, aware of the growing media storm, scrambled to cover up their tracks. But there were eyes everywhere. A whistleblower—once a close ally of the crown prince—had managed to leak the details of the operation to the Turkish authorities.

The whistleblower, known only by the codename “The Ghost”, had access to a trove of classified intelligence about the Saudi regime’s darkest secrets. Their information painted a chilling picture: Khashoggi’s murder wasn’t an isolated incident. It was part of a larger campaign to silence dissidents and critics of the crown prince.

The Ghost’s revelations sent shockwaves through intelligence communities worldwide, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle of diplomacy, power, and betrayal.


Chapter 6: The Global Conspiracy

Back in the shadows of power, the true story was slowly coming to light. The investigation had led to the highest echelons of power in Saudi Arabia, implicating not just low-level operatives, but the very architect of the plot—Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman himself.

But the conspiracy ran deeper. Behind closed doors, powerful figures from global intelligence agencies, the military-industrial complex, and international corporations were scrambling to maintain their grip on the narrative. They couldn’t afford for the world to learn the full extent of the truth. Too much was at stake.

In Washington, DC, a group of powerful elites, both in politics and business, knew that Khashoggi’s death would ignite a firestorm. The Saudi regime was critical to the global balance of power—its oil, its military alliances, and its strategic position in the Middle East were too valuable to be jeopardized by a scandal.


Chapter 7: The Final Play

As the international community turned its gaze on Saudi Arabia, one question remained unanswered: Who would be held accountable?

The Turkish authorities, backed by intelligence agencies from around the world, were tightening their grip on the Saudi consulate, but the forces behind Khashoggi’s murder weren’t done yet. A shadow war was being waged, with each side maneuvering behind the scenes to control the outcome of the investigation.

But in the midst of it all, the Ghost’s revelations set in motion a chain of events that could not be stopped. The truth was out, and there was no turning back. The global diplomatic landscape had shifted, and the repercussions would be felt for years to come.

Khashoggi’s death had become a symbol, not just of the dangers of speaking truth to power, but of the dark, unseen forces that lurked behind every political decision, every assassination, and every global deal. In the world of espionage, loyalty was a commodity, and the truth was always the first casualty.

As the final pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place, a new chapter in the global struggle for power was unfolding. And it was a battle that no one could afford to lose.


End of Chapter 7


The story of Khashoggi’s murder is far from over. The web of deception and betrayal continues to unravel, and the truth remains a powerful weapon in the hands of those brave enough to expose it.

Background:

Episode: The Khashoggi Case – Murder, Conspiracy, and the Quest for Reform

Date: October 2018, Istanbul, Turkey

On the fateful day of October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist, entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, for what he believed would be a routine paperwork exchange to finalize his divorce. He never emerged. What followed was a horrifying and complex tale of murder, conspiracy, and an international diplomatic crisis that would reverberate around the world.


1. The Mysterious Disappearance: The Early Days of the Investigation

The disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, who was highly critical of the Saudi regime and its crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), immediately set off alarm bells in international diplomatic circles. Turkish officials, concerned by Khashoggi’s vanishing act, launched an investigation into the consulate. Within days, they released chilling details that painted a horrifying picture of what transpired inside the consulate walls.

Surveillance footage showed Khashoggi entering the consulate but never leaving. Later reports and leaks from the Turkish government revealed that Khashoggi had been tortured, murdered, and dismembered by a team of Saudi agents sent to silence him. The brutal execution was carried out in a meticulously orchestrated operation, with Khashoggi’s body being disposed of and efforts made to cover up the crime. This was no ordinary murder; it was a state-sponsored assassination aimed at silencing a prominent critic of the regime.


2. Geopolitical Fallout – International Condemnation and Denial

The murder of Khashoggi sent shockwaves across the globe, sparking outrage from governments, human rights organizations, and the media. The world was horrified not only by the brutality of the murder but also by the apparent involvement of high-ranking Saudi officials.

The United States and Europe were thrust into a diplomatic quandary. Saudi Arabia, a critical ally of both the U.S. and European nations in the Middle East, was now implicated in a murder that threatened to strain international relations. Initially, the Saudi government denied any involvement, offering shifting narratives that were increasingly inconsistent with the evidence being uncovered.

The United States initially hesitated to take direct action, as Saudi Arabia was a long-standing ally in the region, providing oil and serving as a counterbalance to Iran’s growing influence. President Donald Trump’s administration, in particular, was slow to react, offering tepid responses while emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong economic and military ties with the kingdom.

However, pressure mounted from international voices calling for accountability. Reports indicated that the operation had been ordered by Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), sparking widespread condemnation from both Western governments and human rights organizations. Key figures in the international community, such as UN Secretary-General António Guterres and European Union leaders, demanded answers.


3. The Quest for Reform: A Whistleblower’s Journey

Amidst the geopolitical fallout, the murder of Khashoggi exposed the deep cracks within Saudi Arabia’s ruling structures. While the immediate attention was on Khashoggi’s murder and the royal family’s involvement, his death would become a catalyst for larger questions about the nature of reform and governance in Saudi Arabia.

Reform-minded individuals within Saudi Arabia began to see the murder as a symbol of the oppressive nature of the regime, driven by the actions of MBS. The young crown prince, who had once presented himself as a reformer, promising to modernize Saudi Arabia and lessen the kingdom’s reliance on oil, was now being widely viewed as a ruthless figure willing to eliminate anyone who stood in his way.

As pressure mounted, Khashoggi’s death became a flashpoint for reform activists both within and outside of Saudi Arabia. Exiles and whistleblowers, many of whom had fled the kingdom due to their opposition to the crown prince’s policies, began calling for greater international action and accountability. They saw Khashoggi’s murder as a chilling symbol of the dangers faced by dissenters in Saudi Arabia—a brutal reminder of the regime’s capacity for silencing critics.

One prominent figure among these reformers was Dr. Saad Aljabri, a former high-ranking Saudi intelligence official who had fled to Canada. Aljabri was in possession of sensitive information about the inner workings of the Saudi royal family and had warned Western governments of potential risks posed by MBS. Aljabri’s outspoken opposition to MBS and his call for reform grew louder in the wake of Khashoggi’s death, as the world’s attention turned toward Saudi Arabia’s governance and its human rights record.


4. International Investigations and Accountability

The Turkish government, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, played a crucial role in bringing the details of Khashoggi’s murder to light. While the Saudis initially denied involvement, mounting evidence and leaks from Turkish officials painted a damning picture. The release of surveillance footage, audio recordings, and other classified materials helped to expose the full extent of the crime.

The CIA, under director Gina Haspel, was also believed to have gathered significant intelligence suggesting that MBS had ordered the operation. Reports indicated that U.S. intelligence agencies had intercepted communications from top Saudi officials discussing Khashoggi’s fate, further complicating the already strained relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

In the aftermath, global pressure for accountability grew. Many Western countries, including Germany, Canada, and the United States, imposed sanctions on Saudi officials implicated in the murder. However, MBS himself largely remained untouched, with the international community hesitant to take more severe action due to the kingdom’s strategic importance in the region.


5. The Impact on Saudi Arabia’s Reform Agenda

The Khashoggi murder severely undermined the image of Saudi Arabia’s reform agenda, which had been championed by MBS. His ambitious vision, known as Vision 2030, promised a modernized, more diversified Saudi economy that would reduce the kingdom’s dependence on oil. It also promised social reforms such as lifting the ban on women driving and introducing entertainment options. However, Khashoggi’s death highlighted the contradiction between the kingdom’s reformist rhetoric and its authoritarian actions.

The murder also cast a long shadow over MBS’s ability to push forward with any meaningful change within the kingdom. International condemnation, combined with internal opposition, created a difficult environment for any further political reforms. Khashoggi’s death forced many to reconsider the true nature of the kingdom’s modernization efforts and its commitment to human rights and transparency.


6. Conclusion – A Journalist’s Legacy and the Fight for Reform

Jamal Khashoggi’s murder was a turning point in both international diplomacy and the fight for political reform in Saudi Arabia. While it exposed the ruthless actions of the Saudi regime, it also gave rise to a movement of reformers and whistleblowers determined to ensure that Khashoggi’s death was not in vain. As the world continued to grapple with the ramifications of the murder, the questions Khashoggi raised about freedom of speech, press freedom, and human rights remained at the forefront of the global conversation.

His legacy, embodied by the whistleblowers who followed in his footsteps, serves as a poignant reminder of the power of the pen and the high price some pay for speaking truth to power. As the fight for reform continues, Khashoggi’s death remains a tragic and powerful symbol of the ongoing struggle for justice and transparency in the face of corruption and authoritarianism.


Next Episode Teaser: The continued investigation into Khashoggi’s death and the global response to the murder sets the stage for our next installment, where we will explore the rising tension between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and how international diplomacy navigates the fallout of the Khashoggi case.

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✌Upcoming Series on Journalists and Whistleblowers who died under Mysterious Circumstances


Series Title: “Shadows of Truth: The Lives They Tried to Silence”

Episode 1: Gary Webb – A Double Shot at the Truth

Date: December 2004, Sacramento, California
Gary Webb, the man who dared to expose the CIA’s ties to the crack cocaine epidemic, is found dead with two gunshot wounds to the head. Officially ruled a suicide, questions linger: Why were his findings vindicated years later, and who wanted his voice silenced? As Webb’s journalistic trail unfolds, readers are pulled into a web of covert operations and media suppression.


Episode 2: Dorothy Kilgallen – A Columnist’s Last Scoop

Date: November 1965, Manhattan, New York
Dorothy Kilgallen, a prominent journalist with inside knowledge of the JFK assassination, dies mysteriously. Found in her home under suspicious circumstances, her investigative notes vanish. The story delves into her exclusive interviews and the secrets she was ready to reveal before her sudden demise.


Episode 3: Anna Politkovskaya – The Kremlin’s Fearless Critic

Date: October 2006, Moscow, Russia
Anna Politkovskaya, a fierce investigative journalist covering Chechen wars and Vladimir Putin’s government, is gunned down in her apartment building. The episode investigates her fearless reporting and the trail of political assassinations that haunt modern Russia.


Episode 4: Jamal Khashoggi – A Murder in the Consulate

Date: October 2018, Istanbul, Turkey
Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi enters his country’s consulate and never comes out alive. His brutal murder, linked to Saudi officials, exposes an international conspiracy. This installment follows the geopolitical fallout and the whistleblower’s quest for reform.


Episode 5: Daphne Caruana Galizia – A Blogger’s Bombshell

Date: October 2017, Malta
Known for uncovering political corruption in Malta, Daphne Caruana Galizia dies in a car bomb attack. This chapter examines her unrelenting pursuit of justice, her revelations on the Panama Papers, and the dangerous world of anti-corruption journalism.


Episode 6: Shireen Abu Akleh – The Cost of Covering Conflict

Date: May 2022, Jenin, West Bank
Veteran journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, reporting on Israeli military operations, is shot and killed. This episode explores the risks faced by journalists in war zones and the controversy surrounding her death.


Episode 7: Julian Assange – The Whistleblower’s Dilemma

Ongoing Case
Though alive, Julian Assange’s imprisonment and health struggles are examined in this episode. From leaking classified documents through WikiLeaks to seeking asylum, this narrative explores the blurred lines between heroism and national security.

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✌Gary Webb: The Investigative Journalist Who Exposed CIA Drug Links

Introduction

Gary Webb was an investigative journalist whose groundbreaking series Dark Alliance revealed alleged ties between the CIA and the crack cocaine epidemic in the United States during the 1980s. His work brought to light the role of the Contras—a Nicaraguan rebel group funded by the CIA—in drug trafficking to U.S. cities. Despite his significant findings, Webb faced intense backlash, both from media outlets and political forces, which ultimately led to his professional and personal downfall.

The Dark Alliance Exposé

In 1996, Webb published Dark Alliance in the San Jose Mercury News. The series alleged:

  • A direct connection between the CIA-backed Contras and large-scale cocaine distribution in the U.S.
  • The role of drug profits in funding the Contra rebellion against Nicaragua’s socialist government.
  • The devastating impact of these drugs on urban communities, particularly African-American neighborhoods.

Webb’s reporting sparked outrage and widespread media attention, leading to calls for congressional investigations. However, major outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post criticized Webb’s methods, accusing him of overreaching in his conclusions.

Backlash and Controversy

Facing mounting criticism, Webb’s career unraveled. His own newspaper distanced itself from the story, leading to his resignation. The CIA later declassified documents confirming some of Webb’s findings, but the damage to his reputation was irreversible. Webb died in 2004 under controversial circumstances, officially ruled as suicide.

Gary Webb was found dead in his home on December 10, 2004, in what authorities ruled as suicide. He had sustained two gunshot wounds to the head, a detail that led to widespread speculation and controversy about the circumstances of his death. Webb had faced significant personal and professional challenges following the backlash to his Dark Alliance series, including financial troubles and career setbacks. Despite the official ruling, his death remains a topic of debate among supporters who believe it might have been linked to his investigative work.

Bernd Pulch’s Connection

Bernd Pulch, an investigative journalist and intelligence expert, has highlighted Webb’s legacy and the broader implications of his findings. Pulch has drawn parallels between Webb’s work and ongoing issues of government transparency, intelligence activities, and media integrity. His analyses emphasize the need for journalists to scrutinize state-sponsored activities, even at great personal risk.

Legacy

Despite the controversy, Webb’s work has been vindicated in parts by subsequent disclosures. His story was dramatized in the 2014 film Kill the Messenger, which reignited discussions about the CIA’s involvement in drug trafficking and the treatment of whistleblowers.

Conclusion

Gary Webb’s work remains a cautionary tale about the power of investigative journalism and the institutional forces that can suppress it. Figures like Bernd Pulch continue to explore the lessons of Webb’s legacy, reminding the world of the need for relentless scrutiny of authority.

Shadows of Truth: The Lives They Tried to Silence

Episode 1: Gary Webb – A Double Shot at the Truth

Date: December 2004, Sacramento, California

Gary Webb was a journalist whose career reached its peak with his explosive Dark Alliance series, which revealed the CIA’s covert connection to the drug trade in the 1980s. Webb’s investigation unearthed disturbing ties between the CIA-backed Contras and the crack cocaine epidemic devastating American inner cities. But as he dug deeper into the story, Webb faced increasing pressure from media giants, government agencies, and powerful figures who wanted the truth buried.

On December 10, 2004, Webb was found dead in his apartment. The authorities ruled his death a suicide, with two gunshot wounds to the head—a finding that immediately raised suspicion. Some argued Webb’s tragic death wasn’t the result of despair but a calculated act of silencing. His story was a dangerous one, unraveling the covert dealings between U.S. intelligence agencies and drug cartels. His reporting set off a firestorm, but after the initial uproar, mainstream media outlets quickly discredited him, undermining his credibility.

Was Webb murdered because of his relentless investigation, or did he fall victim to the pressures of personal turmoil and public rejection? And why did the FBI show such intense interest in his private life and writings just before his death? What secrets did Gary Webb uncover that may have been too dangerous to let out?

This episode dives into the chilling aftermath of Webb’s groundbreaking work, dissecting the intricate web of governmental oversight, media manipulation, and the people who tried to destroy his career—and his life. As new revelations surface in the years after his death, one thing becomes clear: Webb’s battle for truth was only the beginning of a much darker story…


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✌#The Biggest Above Top Secrets revealed

Throughout history, classified and top-secret information has been tightly controlled by governments around the world to protect national security and maintain control over sensitive operations. However, despite the best efforts of intelligence agencies, whistleblowers, hackers, and investigative journalists have uncovered some of the most highly classified operations, programs, and incidents that were once considered beyond the reach of public scrutiny. Some of these revelations have shaken public trust, exposed covert operations, and changed how governments handle secrets. Among the many individuals involved in such exposures, journalists like Bernd Pulch have played a role in bringing hidden information to light, often at personal risk.

This article will detail some of the most significant “above top secret” revelations in modern history and touch upon how figures like Bernd Pulch contribute to the uncovering of these secretive activities.

1. Project MKUltra (CIA Mind Control Experiments)

One of the most notorious programs uncovered in the history of U.S. intelligence is MKUltra, a secret program run by the CIA from the early 1950s through the late 1960s. The program involved experiments on human subjects to develop methods for controlling and manipulating the human mind, often without the subjects’ consent.

The MKUltra project was officially sanctioned in 1953, with its purpose being to discover techniques for interrogation and brainwashing that could be used against Cold War enemies like the Soviet Union. The experiments ranged from the use of hallucinogenic drugs (LSD), sensory deprivation, hypnosis, and even psychological torture. What made MKUltra so controversial was the targeting of unwitting subjects—patients in hospitals, prisons, and even everyday civilians who were administered mind-altering substances and subjected to harmful procedures.

The program was exposed in 1975 by a U.S. Congressional committee known as the Church Committee, which investigated intelligence abuses by the CIA, NSA, and FBI. Though many MKUltra files were destroyed in 1973 by then-CIA Director Richard Helms, enough documents and testimonies remained to confirm the program’s existence and the extent of its unethical experiments.

2. Edward Snowden and the NSA Surveillance Program

In 2013, Edward Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA), leaked classified documents that revealed the extent of the U.S. government’s mass surveillance programs. The documents disclosed that the NSA had been collecting vast amounts of metadata from American citizens’ phone calls, emails, and internet usage, often without warrants. This was conducted under the guise of anti-terrorism efforts, authorized by secret court orders under the Patriot Act.

Snowden’s revelations led to a global outcry over privacy violations, surveillance overreach, and the erosion of civil liberties. The leak exposed that surveillance was not limited to the U.S. but extended to allied nations and international organizations, with the NSA monitoring foreign governments, including the leaders of friendly countries such as Germany’s Angela Merkel.

Snowden’s disclosures ignited fierce debates about the balance between security and privacy. They also demonstrated the immense reach of modern surveillance technologies, and how governments could monitor the communications of not only their citizens but people worldwide.

3. The Pentagon Papers

The Pentagon Papers was another landmark case of top-secret information being brought to the public. In 1971, a former military analyst named Daniel Ellsberg leaked a classified Department of Defense study of U.S. political and military involvement in Vietnam from 1945 to 1967. These documents showed that the U.S. government had systematically lied to both the public and Congress about the scope and progress of the Vietnam War.

Ellsberg photocopied the report and passed it to The New York Times, which published excerpts despite the Nixon administration’s attempts to suppress the information. The papers revealed that the government had expanded the war far beyond what was publicly acknowledged, including secret bombings in Cambodia and Laos.

The release of the Pentagon Papers fueled anti-war sentiment and significantly undermined public trust in the government, contributing to the eventual U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. The subsequent legal battle reached the Supreme Court, where the justices ruled in favor of freedom of the press, allowing the papers to be published in full.

4. The Panama Papers

The Panama Papers, a massive leak of financial documents in 2016, exposed a vast network of offshore tax havens and financial secrecy used by politicians, business leaders, and celebrities to hide their wealth. The leak comprised more than 11.5 million documents from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, revealing the operations of shell companies used to evade taxes, launder money, and conceal illicit wealth.

The papers implicated numerous high-profile individuals, including heads of state like Vladimir Putin, David Cameron, and Nawaz Sharif, as well as members of the world’s elite. The revelations led to political scandals, resignations, and criminal investigations in multiple countries. They also highlighted the systemic nature of global financial corruption, with wealthy individuals exploiting offshore loopholes to avoid scrutiny.

5. Wikileaks and the Iraq War Logs

WikiLeaks, founded by Julian Assange, has been at the center of some of the most significant data leaks in modern times. In 2010, WikiLeaks published the Iraq War Logs, a collection of around 400,000 U.S. military documents related to the Iraq War. The logs detailed previously unreported civilian casualties, instances of torture, and war crimes committed during the conflict.

The leaks were part of a broader set of disclosures provided by Chelsea Manning, a former U.S. Army intelligence analyst. Manning was convicted for her role in the leaks, which included not only the Iraq War Logs but also Afghan War Logs and U.S. State Department cables. The latter provided a window into American diplomacy, showing the behind-the-scenes dealings of U.S. embassies around the world.

While Assange and Manning were hailed as whistleblowers by some, they were viewed as traitors by others, particularly within the U.S. government. The Iraq War Logs, however, undeniably changed public perception of the Iraq War, exposing the human cost of the conflict and the moral compromises involved.

6. Bernd Pulch and the Role of Investigative Journalism

Though not yet as widely recognized as figures like Snowden or Assange, Bernd Pulch is an investigative journalist with a focus on exposing KGB, STASI, corruption, intelligence activities, and state secrets. Pulch’s work, often involving intelligence leaks and financial scandals, has gained attention in certain American, Asian and European circles.

Pulch’s journalism is known for highlighting covert operations and sensitive intelligence information, particularly within USA, Germany and broader Europe. His investigations have targeted issues such as the financial dealings of the elite and shadowy intelligence operations. For instance, Pulch has been involved in revealing details about German intelligence agencies and their international cooperation, as well as potential corrupt practices among influential politicians and businessmen.

While his work has not yet reached the global visibility of WikiLeaks or the Snowden revelations, Pulch’s contributions to the world of investigative journalism serve as a reminder that many secrets remain unearthed, particularly at the intersection of intelligence and finance.

Conclusion

The biggest “above top secret” revelations in history have exposed a hidden world of surveillance, covert operations, financial corruption, and government deception. From MKUltra’s mind control experiments to Snowden’s revelations about mass surveillance, these exposures have had profound consequences on both a national and global scale.

Investigative journalists like Bernd Pulch contribute to this ongoing effort to uncover state secrets and hold powerful institutions accountable. In a world where the lines between national security and individual freedoms are increasingly blurred, these revelations continue to challenge governments, shape public opinion, and fuel debates over transparency and accountability.

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✌#The Fictional Takeover of Germany by the STASI – A Dystopian Scenario✌

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#The Fictional Takeover of Germany by the Stasi: A Dystopian Scenario

In an alternate history of Germany, the Stasi—East Germany’s infamous secret police—manages to take over the entirety of Germany. While the real Stasi was dissolved following the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification in 1990, this fictional scenario envisions a Germany where the Stasi, instead of fading into history, expanded their power to take over the entire country and embed themselves deeply in every aspect of society. This chilling scenario draws on the strategies the Stasi employed during the Cold War and imagines how they might have adapted to modern times. Throughout this article, we will explore the implications of such a takeover, the methods they would employ, and how historians like Bernd Pulch would play a critical role in exposing this authoritarian grip on power.


Part I: The Rise of the Stasi

In this fictional scenario, the Stasi never truly disappeared after 1989. Instead, they rebranded, integrated former members into key institutions, and slowly spread their tentacles across all of Germany. The collapse of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) was chaotic, and in the confusion of reunification, many former Stasi agents went underground. This covert network formed the basis of the new Stasi, which began infiltrating the Federal Republic of Germany.

1. Exploiting Chaos: The Stasi’s Path to Power

The collapse of the GDR left behind a devastated economy and a population traumatized by decades of authoritarian rule. The new German government struggled with economic integration, leaving parts of the country unstable. Discontent among former East Germans who felt neglected by the reunification process provided fertile ground for the Stasi to exploit.

Under the guise of national unity and stability, former Stasi officials began working behind the scenes to reintegrate themselves into the political, economic, and intelligence sectors of the newly unified Germany. These agents were skilled in espionage, psychological manipulation, and disinformation—tools they had honed under the GDR.

By manipulating public discontent and using covert operations, the Stasi infiltrated key government positions. The organization quietly rebranded as a security apparatus for the new Germany, promising to restore order and protect the country from internal and external threats. While publicly the Stasi no longer existed, its network grew stronger and more pervasive under a new identity: the National Security Directorate (NSD).


Part II: Total Surveillance of Society

As the Stasi expanded its influence, it revived many of its old tactics, but now with access to advanced technology and surveillance systems. In this fictional world, the Stasi moved far beyond the analog methods of spying and repression it employed during the Cold War. It now wielded the full power of the digital age, enabling it to impose total control over the population.

2. Digital Zersetzung: Psychological Warfare in the Modern Era

One of the most effective tools in the Stasi’s arsenal was Zersetzung, a form of psychological warfare used to destroy the lives of its targets. In this alternate history, the Stasi would develop digital Zersetzung, using social media, online manipulation, and data collection to sow discord and confusion among their targets.

Imagine an ordinary German citizen suddenly finding their online presence corrupted. Their personal emails hacked, their social media profiles manipulated to create false messages, rumors spread through automated bot networks, and their personal information leaked to their employers and social circles. Digital Zersetzung would use these tools to isolate dissidents, create paranoia, and destroy the reputation of anyone who opposed the new regime.

3. A Panopticon Society: Total Control Through Surveillance

In this dystopian vision, the Stasi perfected its surveillance systems using facial recognition technology, drones, and AI-driven data analysis to monitor every aspect of daily life. The Internet of Things (IoT) became a weapon of control, with everyday devices such as smartphones, home appliances, and cars being used as tools to monitor citizens. The regime justified this invasion of privacy as a way to maintain national security and prevent terrorism.

Public spaces were flooded with cameras, and every piece of digital communication—texts, phone calls, emails—was intercepted and analyzed by AI algorithms. No one was safe from the prying eyes of the state, creating a climate of fear where even private conversations could lead to imprisonment or worse.


Part III: Reeducation and Control

4. Indoctrination and Propaganda

To maintain its iron grip on society, the Stasi focused heavily on indoctrination and propaganda. State-controlled media promoted the idea that the Stasi’s surveillance was necessary for national security, while schools were transformed into instruments of ideological control. Children were taught to report any dissenting behavior from their parents or peers, much like the methods used during the height of the GDR.

5. The Suppression of Dissent

Any form of opposition was crushed with ruthless efficiency. Protests were immediately quashed by paramilitary forces, and dissidents were labeled as terrorists or traitors. Political opponents were systematically discredited using Zersetzung techniques, or they simply “disappeared” in the night, taken to secret detention centers where they were tortured for information.

These repressive tactics were justified through a constant state of emergency. Fearmongering about threats from external enemies, such as foreign powers and non-state actors, allowed the Stasi to tighten its grip. This Orwellian regime depended on the belief that sacrificing individual freedoms was essential to ensure the safety of the nation.


Part IV: The Role of Historian Bernd Pulch in Exposing the Stasi’s Machinations

In this dystopian Germany, there would still be brave voices willing to fight against the tyranny of the Stasi. Historian and investigative journalist Bernd Pulch would be one of the most important figures in this resistance. Pulch, who has dedicated his career to uncovering the hidden networks of the Stasi, would play a critical role in exposing the Stasi’s modern takeover of Germany.

Through access to Stasi archives, interviews with former agents, and cutting-edge investigative techniques, Pulch would publish a series of groundbreaking reports that revealed the continuing influence of the Stasi in Germany. His work would expose how former Stasi agents had infiltrated every level of government, the private sector, and media, ultimately controlling the fate of the nation.

6. The Risks of Resistance: Bernd Pulch’s Fight for the Truth

Despite the risks to his life and career, Pulch would refuse to back down. In this fictional scenario, Pulch’s findings would spark outrage among a growing number of Germans who had been unaware of the Stasi’s control. His investigative work would be censored, websites taken down, and his communications intercepted. Yet, Pulch would continue to leak documents to foreign media outlets and trusted underground networks, becoming a symbol of resistance.

7. The Fall of the New Stasi

In this imagined world, the Stasi’s control over Germany would not last forever. Through the tireless efforts of whistleblowers and journalists like Bernd Pulch, the public would begin to see through the veil of lies constructed by the Stasi. Slowly but surely, resistance movements would gain traction, organizing covert protests and using encryption tools to evade surveillance.

Eventually, a large-scale uprising, backed by international support and exposure from journalists like Pulch, would lead to the collapse of the new Stasi regime. The country would face a long process of recovery, similar to the real-world aftermath of the fall of the GDR, but the authoritarian nightmare of a Stasi-controlled Germany would finally come to an end.


Conclusion: A Chilling Dystopian Reality

The fictional scenario of the Stasi taking over Germany paints a grim picture of what could have happened if the secret police had not been dismantled. By combining modern technology with Cold War-era tactics of repression and control, this new Stasi regime would create a society defined by fear, surveillance, and oppression. Figures like historian Bernd Pulch would be critical in exposing such a regime and galvanizing public opposition.

In this world, the Stasi’s tactics of psychological manipulation, covert surveillance, and totalitarian control would be more effective than ever, thanks to the tools of the digital age. Yet, as history has shown time and time again, the human spirit’s desire for freedom and truth can never be fully suppressed, even in the face of overwhelming oppression.

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Investigative Journalism Compilation: Massacres, Terrorism, and Psychological Profiling

Jeffrey MacDonald is a former U.S. Army officer and physician who was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters in their home at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, in February 1970. The case was highly publicized and controversial, with MacDonald maintaining his innocence and claiming that a group of hippies committed the murders.

Read more: Investigative Journalism Compilation: Massacres, Terrorism, and Psychological Profiling

However, after a lengthy investigation and trial, MacDonald was found guilty of the murders in 1979 and sentenced to life in prison. The evidence presented at trial included physical evidence linking MacDonald to the crime scene, testimony from witnesses who had seen MacDonald with injuries consistent with a struggle, and inconsistencies in MacDonald’s own accounts of the events of that night.

MacDonald has continued to appeal his conviction over the years, arguing that the trial was flawed and that new evidence has emerged that supports his innocence. However, his appeals have been unsuccessful, and he remains in prison to this day. The case has been the subject of numerous books, articles, and documentaries, with opinions on MacDonald’s guilt or innocence remaining divided.

Menachem Begin was an Israeli politician who served as the Prime Minister of Israel from 1977 to 1983. He was known for his leadership of the right-wing Likud party and his role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In terms of his psychological profile, Begin was a complex and multifaceted individual. He was known for his strong convictions and his unwavering commitment to his beliefs, which were shaped by his experiences as a survivor of the Holocaust and his deep commitment to Jewish nationalism and Zionism.

Begin was also known for his charisma and his ability to inspire his followers, as well as his strong emotional attachment to his homeland and his people. He was fiercely proud of Israel and its accomplishments, and he saw his role as a leader to be that of a protector and defender of the Jewish state.

At the same time, Begin was also known for his stubbornness and his unwillingness to compromise on certain issues. He was often seen as a polarizing figure, with some admiring his strong leadership and others criticizing him for his hardline stances and his perceived lack of flexibility.

Overall, Begin’s psychological profile was that of a passionate and committed leader, driven by a deep sense of purpose and a strong connection to his people and his country. While his leadership style may have been controversial at times, there is no doubt that he played a significant role in shaping Israel’s history and its ongoing struggle for security and peace.

The security of US nuclear power plants has been a subject of concern and scrutiny since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. While nuclear power plants are designed to withstand a wide range of threats, including natural disasters and equipment failures, they are still vulnerable to intentional acts of sabotage or terrorism.

Some of the potential vulnerabilities of US nuclear power plants include:

Physical security: While nuclear power plants are heavily guarded and protected by a range of security measures, including armed guards, fences, and surveillance cameras, there is always the risk of a breach. Terrorists could attempt to breach the perimeter of the plant or gain access to sensitive areas by impersonating employees or using other deception tactics.

Cybersecurity: Nuclear power plants are also vulnerable to cyber attacks, which could disrupt the operation of critical systems or even cause a catastrophic failure. Hackers could attempt to gain access to the plant’s control systems, either by exploiting vulnerabilities or using social engineering tactics to trick employees into providing access.

Insider threats: Another potential vulnerability is the risk of an insider threat, where an employee or contractor with access to sensitive areas or information could intentionally or unintentionally cause harm. This could include sabotaging critical systems, stealing sensitive information, or providing information to outside actors.

Transportation: Nuclear power plants also face risks from transportation-related incidents, such as attacks on trucks or trains carrying nuclear materials or components.

To mitigate these risks, nuclear power plants have implemented a range of security measures, including increased physical security, enhanced cybersecurity protocols, and improved employee screening and training. However, the potential for a successful attack on a nuclear power plant remains a serious concern, and ongoing efforts are needed to ensure the safety and security of these critical facilities.

Offender profiling, also known as criminal profiling, is an investigative strategy used by law enforcement agencies to identify likely suspects and has been used by investigators to link cases that may have been committed by the same perpetrator.[2] Multiple crimes may be linked to a specific offender and the profile may be used to predict the identified offender’s future actions.
History

The first offender profile was assembled by detectives of the Metropolitan Police on the personality of Jack the Ripper,[3] a serial killer who had murdered several prostitutes in the 1880s. Police surgeon Thomas Bond was asked to give his opinion on the extent of the murderer’s surgical skill and knowledge.[1] Bond’s assessment was based on his own examination of the most extensively mutilated victim and the post mortem notes from the four previous canonical murders.[4] In his notes, dated November 10, 1888, Bond mentioned the sexual nature of the murders coupled with elements of apparent misogyny and rage. Bond also tried to reconstruct the murder and interpret the behavior pattern of the offender.
Theory

Psychological profiling is described as a method of suspect identification which seeks to identify a person’s mental, emotional, and personality characteristics based on things done or left at the crime scene.[5]

There are two major assumptions made when it comes to offender profiling: behavioral consistency and homology. Behavior consistency is the idea that an offender’s crimes will tend to be similar to one another. Homology is the idea that similar crimes are committed by similar offenders.[6][7][8]

Fundamental assumptions that offender profiling relies upon, such as the homology assumption, have been proven outdated by advances in psychology and behavioral science.[9][10] The majority of profiling approaches assume that behavior is primarily determined by personality, not situational factors, an assumption that psychological research has recognized as a mistake since the 1960s.[11][8]

Profilers have been noted to be very reluctant to participate in studies of profiling’s accuracy.[12][13][11][8]

In a 2021 article it was noted that out of 243 cases, around 188 were solved with the help of criminal profiling [8]
Criticism

As of 2021, although the practice of offender profiling is widely used, publicized and researched globally, there is a significant lack of empirical research or evidence to support the validity of psychological profiling in criminal investigations.[14][15] Critics question the reliability, validity, and utility of criminal profiles generally provided in police investigations. Even over the years common criminal profiling methods have changed and been looked down upon due to weak definitions that differentiate the criminal’s behaviors, assumptions and their psychodynamic process of the offender actions and characteristics that occur.[citation needed] In other words, this leads to poor and misleading profiles on offenders because they are based on opinions and decisions made up from one profiler conducting research on the offender. Research in 2007-2008 into profiling’s effectiveness have prompted researchers to label the practice as pseudoscientific.[13][16] At the time, Malcolm Gladwell of The New Yorker compared profiling to astrology and cold reading.[17] Other critics described criminal profiling as an investigative tool hidden behind a lack of scientific evidence and support.[16]
Unregulated usage

The profession of criminal profiling is highly unregulated.[18] There is no governing body which determines who is and who is not qualified to be a criminal profiler, and therefore those who identify themselves as criminal profilers may range from someone with minimal to someone with extensive experience in the realm of criminal investigation.[18] In addition to the lack of criteria as to what makes an expert in the field of criminal profiling, there is little empirical evidence supporting the accuracy of criminal profiling.[19] There is an abundance of anecdotal support for criminal profiling, much of which originates from reports made by police officers and investigators regarding the performance of criminal profilers.[19] However, law enforcement agents have been found to greatly support the use of criminal profiling, but studies have shown that detectives are poor profilers themselves.[18][19] One study presented police officers with two different profiles for the same perpetrator, each of which varied greatly from the officers’ own description.[20] It was found that the officers were unable to determine whether one profile was more accurate than the other, and felt that all profiles accurately described the perpetrator. Officers were able to find truth in whichever profile they viewed, believing it accurately described the perpetrator, demonstrating the presence of the Barnum effect.[20][21] In addition, an investigator’s judgement of the accuracy of a profile is impacted by the perceived source of the information; if the officer believes that the profile was written by an “expert” or “professional”, they are likely to perceive it as more accurate than a profile written by someone who is identified as a consultant.[22] This poses a genuine problem when considering that there are no true criteria which determine who may be considered a “professional” criminal profiler, and when considering that support for criminal profiling is largely based on the opinion of police officers.[18][19]
Typologies

The most routinely used typology in profiling is categorizing crime scenes, and by extension offender’s personalities, as either “organized” or “disorganized”.[11][17] The idea of classifying crime scenes according to organized/disorganized dichotomy is credited to the FBI profiler Roy Hazelwood.[23]

A typology of serial sexual homicides advocated by Robert Keppel and Richard Walter categorizes them as either power–assertive, power–reassurance, anger–retaliatory, or anger–excitation.[11]

Criminal profiling can also be ex-ante or ex-post. Descriptive profiling of a perpetrator is a type of ex-post profiling, and can be used to prevent a serial killer from striking again.[24]
Approaches

There are three leading approaches in the area of offender profiling: the criminal investigative approach, the clinical practitioner approach, and the scientific statistical approach. The criminal investigative approach is what is used by law enforcement and more specifically by the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) within the FBI. The BAU “assists law enforcement agencies by their review and assessment of a criminal act, by interpreting the offender’s behavior during the crime and the interactions between the offender and the victim during the commission of the crime and as expressed in the crime scene.”[6] The clinical practitioner approach focuses on looking at each case as unique, making the approach very individualistic. One practitioner, Turco, believed that all violent crimes were a result of the mother-child struggle where female victims represent the offender’s mother. This is also recognized as the psychodynamic approach. Another practitioner, Copson, outlined some principles for profiling which include being custom made, interactive and reflexive. By following these principles, the profile should include advice that is unique and not from a stereotype, should be easy to understand for all levels of intelligence, and all elements in the profile should influence one another.[6] The Scientific approach relies heavily on the multivariate analysis of behaviors and any other information from the crime scene that could lead to the offender’s characteristics or psychological processes. According to this approach, elements of the profile are developed by comparing the results of the analysis to those of previously caught offenders.[6]

Wilson, Lincon and Kocsis list three main paradigms of profiling: diagnostic evaluation, crime scene analysis, and investigative psychology.[25] Ainsworth[26] identified four: clinical profiling (synonymous with diagnostic evaluation), typological profiling (synonymous with crime scene analysis), investigative psychology, and geographical profiling.[27]

Five steps in profiling include: One- Analyzing the criminal act and comparing it to similar crimes in the past. Two- An in-depth analysis of the actual crime scene, Three- Considering the victim’s background and activities for possible motives and connections, Four- Considering other possible motives. Five- Developing a description of the possible offender that can be compared with previous cases.[28]

One type of criminal profiling is referred to as linkage analysis. Gerard N. Labuschagne defines linkage analysis as “a form of behavioral analysis that is used to determine the possibility of a series of crimes as having been committed by one offender.”[29] Gathering many aspects of the offender’s crime pattern such as modus operandi (MO), ritual or fantasy-based behaviors exhibited, and the signature of the offender, help to establish a basis for a linkage analysis. An offender’s modus operandi is the habits or tendencies during the killing of the victim. An offender’s signature is the unique similarities in each of the kills. Mainly, linkage analysis is used when physical evidence, such as DNA, cannot be collected.

Labuschagne states that in gathering and incorporating these aspects of the offender’s crime pattern, investigators must engage in five assessment procedures: One- Obtaining data from multiple sources. Two- Reviewing the data and identifying significant features of each crime across the series. Three- Classifying the significant features as either modus operandi or ritualistic. Four- Comparing the combination of modus operandi and ritual or fantasy-based features across the series to determine if a signature exists. Five- Compiling a written report highlighting the findings.[29]
FBI method
Main article: FBI method of profiling

There are six stages to developing a criminal profile: profiling inputs, decision process models, crime assessment, criminal profiling, investigation, and apprehension.[6] The FBI and BAU tend to study specific categories of crimes such as white collar and serial murder.[30]
History

An Italian psychologist Cesare Lombroso (1835-1909) was a criminologist who attempted to formally classify criminals based on age, gender, physical characteristics, education, and geographic region. When comparing these similar characteristics, he better understood the origin of motivation of criminal behavior, and in 1876, he published the book The Criminal Man. Lombroso studied 383 Italian inmates. Based on his studies, he suggested that there were three types of criminals. There were born criminals, who were degenerates and insane criminals, who suffered from a mental illness. Also, he studied and found specific physical characteristics. A few examples included asymmetry of the face, eye defects and peculiarities, and ears of unusual size, etc.[31]

One of the first offender profiles was assembled by detectives of the Metropolitan Police on the personality of Jack the Ripper,[32] a serial killer who had murdered a series of prostitutes in the 1880s. Police surgeon Thomas Bond was asked to give his opinion on the extent of the murderer’s surgical skill and knowledge.[1] Bond’s assessment was based on his own examination of the most extensively mutilated victim and the post mortem notes from the four previous canonical murders.[4] In his notes, dated November 10, 1888, Bond mentioned the sexual nature of the murders coupled with elements of apparent misogyny and rage. Bond also tried to reconstruct the murder and interpret the behavior pattern of the offender.[4] Bond’s basic profile included that “The murderer must have been a man of physical strength and great coolness and daring… subject to periodic attacks of homicidal and erotic mania. The characters of the mutilations indicate that the man may be in a condition sexually, that may be called Satyriasis.”[33]

In 1912, a psychologist in Lackawanna, New York delivered a lecture in which he analyzed the unknown murderer of a local boy named Joey Joseph, dubbed “The Postcard Killer” in the press.[34]

In 1932, Dr. Dudley Schoenfeld gave the authorities his predictions about the personality of the kidnapper of the Lindbergh baby.[35]: 229 

In 1943, Walter C. Langer developed a profile of Adolf Hitler that hypothesized the Nazi dictator’s response to various scenarios, including losing the war. The United States Office of Strategic Services asked William L. Langer’s brother Walter C. Langer, a psychiatrist, to draw up a profile of Adolf Hitler and hypothesize their response to various scenarios including losing the World War II.[36] After the World War II, British psychologist Lionel Haward, while working for the Royal Air Force police, drew up a list of characteristics which high-ranking war criminals might display. These characteristics were used to identify high-ranking war criminals amongst captured soldiers and airmen.

Offender profiling was first introduced to the FBI in the 1960s, when several classes were taught to the American Society of crime lab directors. There was little public knowledge of offender profiling until publicization with TV. Later films based on the fictional works of author Thomas Harris that caught the public eye as a profession in particular Manhunter (1986) and Silence of the Lambs (1991). The fastest development occurred when the FBI opened its training academy, the Behavioral Analysis Unit, in Quantico, Virginia. It led to the establishment of the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime[37] and the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program.

James Brussel was a psychiatrist who rose to fame after his profile of New York City’s “Mad Bomber” George Metesky was published in the New York Times in 1956.[38] The media dubbed him “The Sherlock Holmes of the Couch.”[39] In his 1968 book Casebook of a Crime Psychiatrist, Brussel relates how he predicted that the bomber would wear a buttoned-up double-breasted suit, but edited out the many incorrect predictions he had made in his profile, claiming he had successfully predicted the bomber would be a Slav who lived in Connecticut, when he had actually predicted he would be “born and educated in Germany,” and live in White Plains, New York.[17][40] In 1964, Brussel profiled the Boston Strangler for the Boston Police Department.[36]

In 1972, after the death of J. Edgar Hoover, who was skeptical of psychiatry,[35]: 230–231  the Behavioral Science Unit of the FBI was formed by Patrick Mullany and Howard Teten.[41]

Investigations of serial killers Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer were performed in 1974 by Robert Keppel and psychologist Richard Walter. They went on to develop the four subtypes of violent crime and the Hunter Integrated Telemetry System (HITS) database which compiled characteristics of violent crime for research.[42]

At the FBI’s BSU, Robert Ressler and John Douglas began an informal series of ad hoc interviews with 36 convicts starting in early 1978.[35]: 230–231 [43][36] Douglas and Ressler later created a typology of sexually motivated violent offenders and formed the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime.[44]

The March 1980 issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin invited local police to request profiles from the FBI.[43] An article in the April 1980 issue, “The Lust Murderer,” introduced the dichotomy of “organized” and “disorganized” offenders.[43] The August 1985 issue described a third, “mixed” category.[43]

In 1985, Dr. David Canter in the United Kingdom profiled “Railway Rapists” John Duffy and David Mulcahy.[36] David Canter assisted police detectives from the mid-1980s to an offender who had carried out a series of serious attacks, but Canter saw the limitations of offender profiling – in particular, the subjective, personal opinion of a psychologist. He and a colleague coined the term investigative psychology and began trying to approach the subject from what they saw as a more scientific point of view.[45]

The Crime Classification Manual was published in 1992, and introduced the term “criminal investigative analysis.”[43]

In 1999, The percentage of accurate criminal profilers was only estimated to be at 21%,[42] whereas in 2020 the accuracy was estimated to be at 86%.[citation needed]
Popularity

Profiling has continuously gotten more accurate throughout the years. In the year 2008, only 42% of cases were solved using criminal profiling. In 2019 the FBI was able to solve 56% of the cases that were not solved back in the year 2008. [13]

Profiling as an investigative tool has a high level of acceptance among both the general public and police.[9]

In the United States, between 1971 and 1981, the FBI had only profiled cases on 192 occasions. By 1986, FBI profilers were requested in 600 investigations in a single year. By 1996, 12 FBI profilers were applying profiling to approximately 1,000 cases per year.[11]

In the United Kingdom, 29 profilers provided 242 instances of profiling advice between 1981 and 1994, its usage increasing steadily over that period.[11]

The usage of profiling has been documented in Sweden, Finland, New Zealand, South Africa, Germany, Canada, Ireland, Malaysia, Russia, Zimbabwe, and the Netherlands.[12][11]

Surveys of police officers in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada have found an overwhelming majority consider profiling to be useful.[12] A 2007 meta-analysis of existing research into offender profiling noted that there was “a notable incongruity between [profiling’s] lack of empirical foundation and the degree of support for the field.”[13]

Profiling’s continued popularity has been speculatively attributed to broad use of anecdotes and testimonials, a focus on correct predictions over the number of incorrect ones, ambiguous profiles benefiting from the Barnum effect, and the popular appeal of the fantasy of a sleuth with deductive powers like Hercule Poirot and Sherlock Holmes.[11]
Notable profilers

Notable profilers include Roy Hazelwood, who profiled sexual predators; Ernst Gennat, a German criminologist, who developed an early profiling scheme for the police of Berlin; Walter Charles Langer, who predicted Hitler’s behavior and eventual suicide; Howard Teten, who worked on the case of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination; and John E. Douglas, who worked on a wave of child murders in Atlanta in the 1980s.[46]

According to the BAU the probability of a profiler being used as “expert testimony” in court and leading to a guilty verdict is 85%. There is a difference between the hard sciences and the social sciences related to testimony and evidence in the courtroom. Some experts contend that offender profiling should not be used in court until such processes can be reliably validated, but as seen, it is still used successfully to this day. The historical roots of criminal profiling in the United States and Europe have been discussed elsewhere (1). Many European countries have now developed their own approaches to criminal profiling and established specialized academic research institutions and trained police units (1,6), for example, the German Bundeskriminalamt (7,8), implementing the first quality standards in 2003 (9,10), as well as Austria (11), Scandinavia (12), and the United Kingdom (13). Switzerland has only recently adopted ViCLAS, the computerized Violent Crime Linkage Analysis System, and is now training its own case analysis specialists (1,14,15)
Research
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In a review of the literature by Eastwood et al. (2006),[12] one of the studies noted, Pinizzotto and Finkel (1990),[47] showed that trained criminal profilers did not do any better than non-profilers in producing an accurate profile. A 2000 study also showed that profilers were not significantly better at creating a profile than any other participating groups.[48]

A survey of statements made in offender profiles done for major cases from 1992 to 2001 found that “72% included repetition of the details of what occurred in the offence (factual statements already known by the police), references to the profiler’s competence […] or caveats about using the material in the investigation.” Over 80% of the remaining statements, which made claims about the offender’s characteristics, gave no justification for their conclusion.[49][17]

A 2003 study which asked two different groups of police to rate how accurately a profile matched a description of the apprehended offender, with one group given a description of a completely fabricated offender instead of the real one, found that the profile was rated equally accurate in both cases.[49][17]

There is a lack of clear, quantifiable evidence of a link between crime scene actions (A) and offender characteristics (C), a necessary supposition of the A to C paradigm proposed by Canter (1995).[50][51] A 2002 review by Alison et al. concluded, “The notion that particular configurations of demographic features can be predicted from an assessment of particular configurations of specific behaviors occurring in short-term, highly traumatic situations seems an overly ambitious and unlikely possibility. Thus, until such inferential processes can be reliably verified, such claims should be treated with great caution in investigations and should be entirely excluded from consideration in court.”[10]
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Cited works and further reading

Alison, Laurence; Rainbow, Lee (2011). Professionalizing Offender Profiling: Forensic and Investigative Psychology in Prectice. New York: Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-66878-1.
Canter, David; Youngs, Donna (2008). Principles of Geographical Offender Profiling. New York: Ashgate Publishing. ISBN 978-0-754-62549-0
Douglas, John; Olshaker, Mark (1997). Journey Into Darkness: The FBI’s Premier Investigator Penetrates the Minds and Motives of the Most Terrifying Serial Killers. London: Arrow Books. ISBN 978-1-439-19981-7
Evans, Colin (1996). The Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World’s Most Baffling Crimes. New York: John Wiley & Sons Inc. ISBN 978-0-471-07650-6.
Jeffers, H. Paul (1991). Profiles in Evil: Chilling Case Histories from the FBI’s Violent Crime Unit. London: Warner Books. ISBN 978-0-708-85449-5.
Ressler, Robert; Schachtman, Tom (1992). Whoever Fights Monsters: The True Story of the Brilliant FBI Detective Behind Silence of the Lambs. New York: Pocket Books. ISBN 978-0-671-71561-8.

External links

Criminal Investigative Research and Analysis (CiR&A) Group: Current research on evidence-based behavioural investigative practice in police investigations
Swiss scientific research site on criminal profiling
University of Liverpool Forensic Psychology – with articles
History of Criminal Profiling – with links to other sites
Offender Profiling: An Introduction to the Sociopsychological Analysis of Violent Crime
Dangerous Minds: Criminal profiling made easy, by Malcolm Gladwell

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It also examines records, leaks and reports related to his assassination, as well as motivations that may have led Saudi Arabia to commit such a shocking crime. The film’s key feature is exclusive testimony from Khashoggi’s close circle, including from his fiancée Hatice Cengiz.

She tells of her emotional struggle in dealing with his death; hoping against hope he was still alive despite accounts of how he was killed; the struggle to discover his fate; and the pain of not knowing where his body is. The documentary also uncovers how the Saudi government handed the incident, including the attempts it made to cover up the story. In London, Washington, Istanbul and Montreal, the film visits and speaks with Khashoggi’s friends, security experts, analysts and activists.

The events surrounding Khashoggi’s killing and the assassination itself are reconstructed in reenactments and with aerial photographs, graphics and animations, including archive footage. In the words of one official close to the case, UN Special Rapporteur Agnès Callamard: “There is credible evidence that requires further investigation into the involvement of senior Saudi officials in the crime, including the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman himself.”

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Danish Siddiqui, an award-winning photojournalist, was killed on Friday while covering a clash between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters near a border crossing with Pakistan.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning chief photographer had been covering the Afghan-Taliban clashes for Reuters over the last few days. For full information watch this video. Thank You.

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An aspiring filmmaker narrates a highly complex story to a producer. As his story unfolds, we will find out if the narrator is successful in getting his story approved.

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A crusading newspaper editor tricks his retiring star reporter into covering one last case. Director: Lewis Milestone Writers: Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthur Stars: Adolphe Menjou, Pat O’Brien, Mary Brian Genres: Classics, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Romance

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Three sitting presidents, France’s Emmanuel Macron, Iraq’s Barham Salih and South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa. Three current prime ministers, Pakistan’s Imran Khan, Egypt’s Mostafa Madbouly and Morocco’s Saad-Eddine El Othmani.

Seven former prime ministers, who according to time stamps on the list were placed there while they were still in office: Yemen’s Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr, Lebanon’s Saad Hariri, Uganda’s Ruhakana Rugunda, France’s Édouard Philippe, Kazakhstan’s Bakitzhan Sagintayev, Algeria’s Noureddine Bedoui and Belgium’s Charles Michel.

And one king: Morocco’s Mohammed VI.

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Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor says five people have been sentenced to death and three have been handed life sentences, over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The trial, held at the Criminal Court of Riyadh, took place behind closed doors and the identities of the defendants have not been released. Khashoggi was murdered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last year. Crown Prince, Mohammad Bin Salman (MBS) says he had no prior knowledge of the operation.

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Dear members, Dear friends,

In 2012, President Bashar al-Assad’s government deliberately murdered US reporter Marie Colvin in Syria.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and other organizations filed a lawsuit in a federal court with significant evidence of the direct responsibility of Syrian government officials for Colvin’s death in a Syrian army bombardment in Homs on 22 February 2012.

Marie Colvin, who was reporting for the London Sunday Times, was killed along with French photographer Rémi Ochlik while French reporter Edith Bouvier, Syrian media defender Wael al-Omar and British photographer Paul Conroy were wounded in the same bombardment.

We now know that these journalists were targeted and killed because they were providing information about the Syrian army’s crimes against civilians.

Together, let us stand to end Impunity for crimes against journalists.

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Dear RSF Members and Friends,

We heard the very sad news on Sunday that veteran NPR photographer and video reporter, David Gilkey, was killed in Afghanistan along with his Afghan interpreter Zabihulla Tamanna. The Humvee they were riding in was hit by rocket-propelled grenades in an apparent ambush, according to NPR. The driver, a soldier from the Afghan National Army, was also killed.

This tragic news highlights again how journalists and photographers risk their lives every day to bring information out of dangerous areas to the listening world. Our lives would be very different if there were not people in the world like David Gilkey.

As RSF mourns another loss in the journalism community, we share this news with you as members and friends of this same community — one that understands the importance of press freedom around the world. Thank you for your support.

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REPORT – Khadija Ismayilova, the famous Azerbaijani investigative journalist, is free

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Dear members and friends of press freedom

We have just heard the news and want to share it with you: Khadija Ismayilova, the famous Azerbaijani investigative journalist finally gets out of prison today. Her sentence of seven years and a half in prison was commuted to a sentence of three and a half years of probation.

It’s a huge relief to know that Khadija can finally leave her cell, go home and see her family after 18 months in detention on trumped up charges. Khadija’s counsel Amal Clooney explains the horror of this case.

Our mobilization was successful, and we are celebrating Khadija’s 40th birthday on May 27 in a special way. We hope you will join us and send Khadija a birthday card. But let us not forget that Khadija was still convicted. Without recognizing her innocence, the regime of Aliyev has only found a way to silence the outrage of all defenders of freedom.

Justice will be done when those responsible for Khadija’s judicial harassment are brought to trial. Continue fighting alongside the heroes of information!

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The Death List of 312 Murdered Russian Journalists – Die Todesliste Russischer Journalisten

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DEATHS OF JOURNALISTS IN RUSSIA

This database includes the violent, premature or unexplained deaths of journalists in Russia recorded by the country’s own media monitors since the early 1990s. Each entry (click on View in last column of Search Results) offers a narrative account of the journalist’s work and death based mainly on monitoring information gathered in Moscow by the Glasnost Defence Foundation and the Centre for Journalism in Extreme Situations.

Click here to jump to detailed search instructions.

 

About this database

In June 2009, the International Federation of Journalists, which sponsored the creation of this database, published a report entitled Partial Justice: An investigation into the deaths of journalists in Russia, 1993-2009. It is easier to use this database, and to follow the report, if the two sources are consulted together.

This online database has been specially designed to permit quick comparative searches by several criteria at once: for example, the nature of the incident (Incident), the region (Federal District+) where the incident occurred, subsequent actions by the authorities (Impunity), and an assessment of the link between the death and the individual’s activities as a journalist (Motive).

1. Searching For An Individual

If you know who you are looking for, type their surname into the Surname box in SEARCH CRITERIA and press Search. Then in the last Actions column of SEARCH RESULTS(above) select View and press Enter.

When you wish to return to the list of the latest deaths, press Search again.

2. Complex Search and Analysis

To identify wider groups of journalists by a variety of criteria (location, type of death, reason for death, job):

  1. Select from one or all of the five drop-down lists in SEARCH CRITERIA (Incident, Federal District +, Job, Motive, Impunity), and
  2. type in, Year of death and M or F in Sex field in order to see how many men and women have died or disappeared under what circumstances.

Once you have made your selection, click on Search. When you wish to return to the full list of the latest deaths, press Search again.

3. Reversing sequence of years

You can start with the earliest years of these records by clicking on the column heading for Date of Death in SEARCH RESULTS. This reverses the chronological sequence.

MOTIVE

The key entry Motive offers an assessment as to whether a particular death was certainly, possibly or probably not linked to the investigations and publications of the journalist in question. If the link is certain this is indicated as J. If it was not linked, this is indicated as nJ. In cases where there is a possibility of a link, but the death has not been officially investigated or that investigation leaves doubts as to the motive, then the death is indicated as ?J.

If the link is considered certain this is indicated as J. If no link is suggested or established this is indicated as nJ. “In cases where there is a possibility of a link but the death has not been officially investigated, or that investigation leaves doubts as to the motive, then the death is indicated as ?J.

By definition, cases where the are given a provisional assessment of nJ or ? when the cause of death is not confirmed (or disputed); the same applies to almost all the cases ofmissing journalists. Naturally, as investigations proceed and court hearings are held the assessment of motive may be revised.

 

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
16/12/2013 Arkady LANDER chief editor homicide Sochi, Krasnodar Region ?J View
12/07/2013 Akhmednabi AKHMEDNABIYEV journalist, deputy editor homicide Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan J View
18/05/2013 Nikolai POTAPOV chief homicide Bykogorka, Stavropol Region ?J View
07/05/2013 Konstantin BAUER journalist homicide Lesosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk Region nJ View
08/04/2013 Mikhail BEKETOV chief editor homicide Khimki, Moscow Region J View
05/12/2012 Kazbek GEKKIEV news presenter homicide Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkaria J View
07/07/2012 Alexander KHODZINSKY journalist homicide Tulun, Irkutsk Region J View
15/12/2011 Hadjimurad KAMALOV director homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan J View
28/07/2011 Garun KURBANOV media worker homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan J View
22/06/2011 Anatoly BITKOV chief editor homicide Magadan, Kolyma Region nJ View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
08/05/2011 Yahya MAGOMEDOV chief editor homicide Khasavyurt district, Dagestan nJ View
05/05/2011 Pavel BALAKIREV cameraman accident St Petersburg J View
16/01/2011 Roman NIKIFOROV editor homicide 1st Ostankino St, Moscow nJ View
14/01/2011 Yekaterina SILINA journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
27/10/2010 Yevgeny FEDOTOV journalist homicide Chita, Transbaikal Region nJ View
01/10/2010 Dayan SHAKIROV journalist not confirmed Yurya settlement, Kirov Region ?J View
11/08/2010 Magomedvagif SULTANMAGOMEDOV director homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan ?J View
01/08/2010 Malika BETIEVA chief editor, deputy accident Starye Atagi, Chechnya nJ View
25/07/2010 Bella KSALOVA journalist accident Cherkessk, Karachaevo-Cherkessia nJ View
25/06/2010 Dmitry OKKERT journalist homicide Moscow city centre nJ View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
13/05/2010 Said IBRAGIMOV director terrorist act Sergokalinsky district, Dagestan J View
05/05/2010 Shamil ALIYEV director homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan ?J View
18/03/2010 Maxim ZUYEV journalist homicide Kaliningrad nJ View
23/02/2010 Ivan STEPANOV journalist homicide Khilok, Transbaikal Region nJ View
20/01/2010 Konstantin POPOV journalist homicide Tomsk nJ View
16/11/2009 Olga KOTOVSKAYA director not confirmed Kaliningrad ?J View
25/10/2009 Maksharip AUSHEV director homicide Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkaria ?J View
11/08/2009 Malik AKHMEDILOV chief editor homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan ?J View
15/07/2009 Natalya ESTEMIROVA journalist homicide Gazi-Yurt, Ingushetia J View
04/07/2009 Natalya OSTANINA journalist accident River Ob, Yamalo-Nenets Region J View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
04/07/2009 Nelya LONGORTOVA journalist accident River Ob, Yamalo-Nenets Region J View
04/07/2009 Victor KURTYAMOV cameraman accident River Ob, Yamalo-Nenets Region J View
29/06/2009 Vyacheslav YAROSHENKO chief editor not confirmed Rostov-on-Don ?J View
30/03/2009 Sergei PROTAZANOV media worker, layout artist not confirmed Khimki, Moscow Region nJ View
19/01/2009 Anastasia BABUROVA journalist homicide Prechistenka St, Moscow J View
04/01/2009 Vladislav ZAKHARCHUK media worker, manager not confirmed Vladivostok, Primorsky Region ?J View
04/01/2009 Shafig AMRAKHOV chief editor homicide Murmansk nJ View
02/09/2008 Telman ALISHAYEV journalist homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan J View
31/08/2008 Magomed YEVLOYEV chief editor homicide Nazran, Ingushetia J View
22/08/2008 Yury GUSELNIKOV journalist missing Altai Republic nJ View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
10/06/2008 Vadim SHEVTSOV journalist missing Irkutsk nJ View
21/03/2008 Gadji ABASHILOV director homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan ?J View
21/03/2008 Ilyas SHURPAYEV journalist homicide Veshnikh vod St, Moscow ?J View
08/02/2008 Yelena SHESTAKOVA journalist homicide Malaya Karpatskaya St, St Petersburg nJ View
23/11/2007 Valery Dragilev journalist accident Leningrad Region J View
28/09/2007 Pavel SOTNIK media worker, senior editor accident St Petersburg nJ View
01/08/2007 Igor KUDRYASHOV journalist not confirmed Artyomovsky, Sverdlovsk Region nJ View
21/07/2007 Marianna SHATIKHINA media worker, editor accident Moscow nJ View
16/07/2007 Alexander ZHADAYEV cameraman accident Penza J View
05/04/2007 Vyacheslav IFANOV cameraman not confirmed Aleisk, Altai ?J View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
15/03/2007 Leonid ETKIND director homicide Vodnik, Saratov Region nJ View
02/03/2007 Ivan SAFRONOV journalist not confirmed Nizhegorodskaya St, Moscow ?J View
01/02/2007 Ivan Goryaev-Sandji journalist accident Elista, Kalmykia nJ View
20/01/2007 Konstantin BOROVKO media worker, presenter homicide Vladivostok, Primorsky Region nJ View
14/01/2007 Yury SHEBALKIN journalist homicide Kaliningrad nJ View
28/12/2006 Vadim KUZNETSOV chief editor homicide Kiev Highway, St Petersburg nJ View
16/10/2006 Anatoly VORONIN media worker, manager homicide Moscow nJ View
07/10/2006 Anna POLITKOVSKAYA journalist homicide Lesnaya St, Moscow J View
13/09/2006 Vyacheslav PLOTNIKOV journalist not confirmed Voronezh ?J View
09/09/2006 Konstantin AKSYONOV journalist homicide Orenburg Region nJ View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
17/08/2006 Elina ERSENOYEVA journalist missing Grozny, Chechnya ?J View
08/08/2006 Alexander PETROV chief editor homicide Altai Region nJ View
31/07/2006 Anatoly KOZULIN journalist homicide Ukhta, Komi nJ View
25/07/2006 Yevgeny GERASIMENKO journalist homicide Saratov nJ View
25/06/2006 Anton KRETENCHUK cameraman homicide Rostov-on-Don nJ View
23/05/2006 Vyacheslav AKATOV journalist homicide Mytyshchi, Moscow Region nJ View
14/05/2006 Oleg BARABYSHKIN director homicide Chelyabinsk nJ View
04/05/2006 Oksana TESLO media worker, editor homicide Moscow Region nJ View
02/05/2006 Vladimir KOCHETOV cameraman accident Moscow J View
30/04/2006 Konstantin LASKIN journalist not confirmed Moscow Region nJ View
 
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
26/02/2006 Ilya ZIMIN journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
08/01/2006 Vagif KOCHETKOV journalist homicide Tula nJ View
04/11/2005 Kira LEZHNEVA journalist homicide Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk Region nJ View
13/10/2005 Tamirlan KAZIKHANOV journalist crossfire Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkaria J View
03/09/2005 Vladimir Pashutin chief editor not confirmed Smolensk nJ View
31/08/2005 Alexander PITERSKY journalist homicide Razezhaya St, St Petersburg nJ View
28/07/2005 Magomed VARISOV journalist homicide Makhachkala, Dagestan J View
16/07/2005 Mavlon RADJABOV journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
23/05/2005 Pavel MAKEYEV journalist not confirmed Bataisk, Rostov Region ?J View
05/03/2005 Oksana Zelenko journalist accident Krasnoyarsk Region J View
 
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
09/12/2004 Alexei MIKHEYEV journalist accident district, Penza Region J View
27/09/2004 Jan TRAVINSKY journalist homicide Irkutsk nJ View
18/09/2004 Vladimir PRITCHIN chief editor homicide district, Buryatia J View
24/08/2004 Oleg BELOZYOROV chief editor terrorist act Moscow-Volgograd flight nJ View
24/08/2004 Svetlana SHISHKINA journalist homicide Kazan, Tatarstan nJ View
03/08/2004 Vladimir NAUMOV journalist homicide Zelenograd, Moscow Region nJ View
17/07/2004 Pail PELOYAN media worker, editor homicide Moscow Ring Road nJ View
10/07/2004 Zoya IVANOVA media worker, presenter homicide Ulan Ude, Buryatia nJ View
01/07/2004 Maxim MAXIMOV journalist homicide St Petersburg J View
10/06/2004 Alexander Kravchenko media worker, producer accident Tula J View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
10/06/2004 Yevgeny Makeyev cameraman accident Tula J View
09/06/2004 Paul KLEBNIKOV chief editor homicide Dokukin St, Moscow J View
09/05/2004 Adlan KHASANOV journalist terrorist act Grozny, Chechnya J View
02/05/2004 Shangysh MONGUSH journalist homicide district, Tuva nJ View
23/03/2004 Farit URAZBAYEV cameraman not confirmed Vladivostok, Primorsky Region nJ View
01/02/2004 Yefim SUKHANOV journalist homicide Arkhangelsk nJ View
25/12/2003 Pyotr BABENKO chief editor homicide Liski, Voronezh Region nJ View
15/12/2003 Khanpash TERKIBAYEV media worker, presenter accident Grozny, Chechnya nJ View
30/10/2003 Valery OVSYANNIKOV cameraman accident district, Rostov Region J View
30/10/2003 Yury BUGROV media worker, editor homicide Balakovo, Saratov Region nJ View

 

 

 

 
 
 
               
               
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
24/10/2003 Alexei BAKHTIN journalist homicide district, Mari El nJ View
09/10/2003 Alexei SIDOROV chief editor homicide Togliatti, Samara Region ?J View
04/10/2003 Natalya Astafyeva journalist accident Tyumen Region J View
04/10/2003 Sergei Isakov cameraman accident Tyumen Region J View
14/08/2003 Galina Morozova journalist accident Izhevsk, Udmurtia J View
10/08/2003 Martin KRAUS journalist homicide Gumbetovskoi district, Dagestan nJ View
07/08/2003 Isa ABAYEV media worker missing Grozny, Chechnya nJ View
18/07/2003 Alikhan GULIYEV journalist homicide Startovaya St, Moscow nJ View
04/07/2003 Ali ASTAMIROV journalist missing Nazran, Ingushetia ?J View
03/07/2003 Yury SHCHEKOCHIKHIN journalist homicide Central clinical hospital, Moscow J View

 

 

 

 

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
13/05/2003 Yevgeny Golub media worker accident Stavropol Region J View
13/05/2003 Julianna Bondareva journalist accident Stavropol Region J View
13/05/2003 Victor BOGMA media worker accident Stavropol Region J View
09/05/2003 Alexander SAMULTSEV journalist not confirmed Barnaul, Altai nJ View
03/05/2003 Konstantin Kozar journalist accident Chita Region J View
03/05/2003 Ruslan Yamalov photographer accident Chita Region J View
03/05/2003 Julianna Nakhodkina journalist accident Chita Region J View
03/05/2003 Galina Kovalskaya journalist accident Chita Region J View
18/04/2003 Dmitry SHVETS director, deputy homicide Murmansk nJ View
14/04/2003 Alexander Vorobyov director missing Tula nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
21/02/2003 Sergei Verbitsky director, publisher homicide Chita nJ View
11/01/2003 Yury TISHKOV journalist homicide Dmitrovskoe highway, Moscow nJ View
07/01/2003 Vladimir SUKHOMLIN journalist homicide Narofominskaya St, Moscow J View
07/01/2003 Maria ANDREYEVA journalist not confirmed Novoyasenevsky Prospect, Moscow nJ View
21/12/2002 Dmitry SHALAYEV chief editor, deputy homicide Kazan, Tatarstan nJ View
26/10/2002 Tamara VOINOVA journalist terrorist act Dubrovka theatre, Moscow nJ View
26/10/2002 Maxim MIKHAILOV journalist terrorist act Dubrovka theatre, Moscow nJ View
19/10/2002 Leonid Plotnikov media worker, manager homicide Yoshkar-Ola, Mari El nJ View
02/10/2002 Yelena POPOVA media worker, manager homicide Novosibirsk nJ View
26/09/2002 Roderick SCOTT journalist crossfire Galashki, Ingushetia J View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
06/06/2002 Pavel Morozov director homicide Smolensk nJ View
20/05/2002 Alexander Plotnikov director, publisher homicide Tyumen nJ View
29/04/2002 Valery IVANOV chief editor homicide Togliatti, Samara Region J View
28/04/2002 Konstantin Stepanov journalist accident Krasnoyarsk Region J View
28/04/2002 Igor Gareyev cameraman accident Krasnoyarsk Region J View
28/04/2002 Natalya Pivovarova journalist accident Krasnoyarsk Region J View
25/04/2002 Leonid Shevchenko media worker, editor homicide Volgograd nJ View
04/04/2002 Vitaly Sakhn-Vald photographer homicide Kursk nJ View
01/04/2002 Sergei KALINOVSKY chief editor homicide Smolensk nJ View
31/03/2002 Valery Batuyev journalist homicide Otkrytoe Highway, Moscow nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
08/03/2002 Natalya SKRYL journalist homicide Taganrog, Rostov Region ?J View
04/03/2002 Konstantin Pogodin journalist homicide Nizhny Novgorod nJ View
27/01/2002 Yury Baranyuk journalist accident Shelkovo, Chechnya J View
18/01/2002 Svetlana Makarenko media worker, manager homicide Krasnodar nJ View
01/12/2001 Boris Mityurev journalist homicide Chelyabinsk nJ View
21/11/2001 Alexander Babaikin chief editor, deputy homicide Yoshkar-Ola, Mari El nJ View
16/11/2001 Oleg Vedenin director homicide Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Region nJ View
11/11/2001 Yevgeny Smelyansky media worker, presenter missing Khasavyurt, Dagestan ?J View
05/11/2001 Elina Voronova journalist homicide Kostroma nJ View
24/10/2001 Alan Kalayev journalist accident Vladikavkaz, North Ossetia nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
19/09/2001 Eduard MARKEVICH chief editor homicide Reftinsky, Sverdlovsk Region J View
11/09/2001 Andrei Sheiko journalist homicide Novaya Basmannaya St, Moscow nJ View
02/06/2001 Lydia Gemma journalist accident district, Khabarovsk Region J View
02/06/2001 Vladimir Pivovarov cameraman accident district, Khabarovsk Region J View
02/06/2001 Larisa Maklakova journalist accident district, Khabarovsk Region J View
02/06/2001 Victor POPKOV journalist crossfire Alkhan-Kala, Chechnya J View
02/06/2001 Yury Apollonov cameraman accident district, Khabarovsk Region J View
17/05/2001 Vladimir KIRSANOV chief editor homicide Kurgan J View
13/04/2001 Sergei Korabelnikov cameraman missing Tula nJ View
31/03/2001 Oleg Dolgantsev journalist homicide Petrozavodsk, Karelia nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
08/03/2001 Andrei Pivovarov journalist homicide Pechersky district, Pskov Region nJ View
24/02/2001 Leonid Grigoryev media worker, editor homicide Chelyabinsk nJ View
01/02/2001 Eduard Burmagin journalist homicide Vsevolozhsk, Leningrad Region nJ View
23/12/2000 Valery Kondakov photographer homicide Armavir, Krasnodar Region nJ View
28/11/2000 Nikolai Karmanov journalist homicide Lyubim, Yaroslavl Region nJ View
23/11/2000 Adam Tepsurkayev cameraman homicide Alkhan-Kala (Yermolovka), Chechnya ?J View
20/11/2000 Pavel Asaulchenko cameraman homicide Krutitsky val, Moscow nJ View
08/11/2000 Igor Savin chief editor not confirmed Zhukovsky, Moscow Region nJ View
03/11/2000 Sergei Loginov chief editor not confirmed Togliatti, Samara Region nJ View
21/10/2000 Raif ABLYASHEV photographer homicide Kungur, Perm Region nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
20/10/2000 Oleg Goryansky journalist homicide Cherepovets, Vologda Region nJ View
18/10/2000 Georgy Garibyan media worker, presenter homicide Rostov-on-Don nJ View
03/10/2000 Sergei Ivanov director homicide Togliatti, Samara Region ?J View
21/09/2000 Iskander KHATLONI journalist homicide Onezhskaya St, Moscow nJ View
26/07/2000 Sergei NOVIKOV director homicide Smolensk ?J View
19/07/2000 Nikolai Kolesov journalist not confirmed Revda, Sverdlovsk Region nJ View
01/06/2000 Valery Tokarev journalist not confirmed Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo Region nJ View
16/05/2000 Igor DOMNIKOV journalist homicide Pererva St, Moscow J View
13/05/2000 Alexander YEFREMOV photographer crossfire Alkhan-Kala, Chechnya J View
01/05/2000 Boris GASHEV journalist homicide Perm nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
17/04/2000 Oleg POLUKEYEV chief editor, deputy homicide Altufyevskoe metro station, Moscow nJ View
01/04/2000 Sergei PANARIN journalist missing Shabalino, Kirov Region ?J View
22/03/2000 Luisa ARZHIEVA journalist crossfire Avtury, Chechnya J View
14/03/2000 Harmut Shulz photographer not confirmed Kaliningrad nJ View
09/03/2000 Artyom BOROVIK journalist not confirmed Sheremetyevo 1, Moscow ?J View
10/02/2000 Ludmila ZAMANA journalist homicide Samara nJ View
01/02/2000 Vladimir YATSINA photographer homicide south, Chechnya J View
17/12/1999 Alexander LOSKUTOV journalist accident Grozny, Chechnya J View
29/10/1999 Ramzan MEZHIDOV journalist crossfire Shami Yurt, Chechnya J View
29/10/1999 Shamil GIGAYEV cameraman crossfire Shami Yurt, Chechnya J View

 

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
27/10/1999 Supyan EPENDIYEV journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
27/09/1999 Christopher REESE media worker, producer homicide Tverskaya St, Moscow nJ View
30/08/1999 Lubov LOBODA chief editor homicide Kuybyshev, Novosibirsk Region nJ View
22/08/1999 Sergei Shcherbovich cameraman not confirmed district, Murmansk Region nJ View
22/08/1999 Yevgeny Vedernikov director not confirmed district, Murmansk Region nJ View
30/06/1999 Vadim RUDENKO journalist homicide Ovchinnikovskaya embankment, Moscow nJ View
10/06/1999 Dmitry Kormakov director not confirmed Nizhny Novgorod nJ View
30/05/1999 Alexei Kulanov media worker, presenter homicide Syktyvkar, Komi nJ View
04/03/1999 Andrei POLYAKOV journalist homicide Boulevard Dmitry Donskoi, Moscow nJ View
25/02/1999 Valentina Mirolyubova journalist homicide Yaroslavl nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
25/02/1999 Nikolai Mirolyubov journalist homicide Yaroslavl nJ View
19/02/1999 Gennady BODROV photographer homicide Kursk nJ View
09/02/1999 Valentina Neverova chief editor accident Samara J View
30/12/1998 Sergei Chechugo chief editor, deputy not confirmed Vladivostok, Primorsky Region ?J View
04/10/1998 Galina Mashtakova journalist accident   J View
02/09/1998 Farid SIDAUI media worker, editor homicide Ramenka St, Moscow nJ View
29/08/1998 Victor SHAMRO journalist homicide St Petersburg nJ View
27/08/1998 Mirbaba Seidov media worker, editor homicide district, Kaliningrad Region nJ View
24/08/1998 Anatoly LEVIN-UTKIN chief editor, deputy homicide St Petersburg ?J View
17/08/1998 Sergei Semenduyev chief editor missing Makhachkala, Dagestan nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
28/07/1998 Vladimir Ustinov journalist homicide Ivanovo nJ View
07/06/1998 Larisa YUDINA chief editor homicide Elista, Kalmykia J View
20/05/1998 Igor MYASNIKOV director homicide Kineshma, Yaroslavl Region nJ View
06/04/1998 Lira Lobach journalist homicide district, Tomsk Region nJ View
02/04/1998 Ivan Fedyunin media worker, editor homicide Bryansk nJ View
30/01/1998 Vladimir ZBARATSKY journalist homicide Mosfilmoskaya St, Moscow nJ View
20/11/1997 Andrei FADIN journalist accident Kutuzovsky prospect, Moscow nJ View
19/10/1997 Lydia Lazarenko media worker, editor homicide Nizhny Novgorod nJ View
06/08/1997 Valery KRIVOSHEYEV journalist homicide Lipetsk nJ View
03/08/1997 Andrei Pralnikov journalist accident   J View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
30/06/1997 Manuk ZHAZHOYAN journalist accident Nevsky prospekt, St Petersburg nJ View
21/06/1997 Inessa Donchenko media worker, broadcaster accident Sokolniki district, Moscow nJ View
10/05/1997 Alexander Korkin director, publisher homicide Pereslavl-Zalessky, Yaroslavl Region nJ View
01/04/1997 Valentin Karkavtsev journalist accident Mezhevo, Tver Region nJ View
30/03/1997 Nikolai Mozolin journalist homicide Kirovsk, Leningrad Region nJ View
23/03/1997 Vladimir ALIYEV journalist homicide Prokhladnoe, Kabardino-Balkaria nJ View
25/02/1997 Vadim BIRYUKOV chief editor homicide Novolesnaya St, Moscow nJ View
12/02/1997 Vyacheslav ZVONAREV media worker, editor homicide Kursk nJ View
03/02/1997 Yury BALDIN chief editor homicide Chelyabinsk nJ View
16/01/1997 Alexei YELDASHOV journalist homicide Khabarovsk nJ View

 

Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
16/01/1997 Nikolai LAPIN chief editor homicide Togliatti, Samara Region nJ View
07/12/1996 Anatoly Belousov chief editor homicide Moscow Region nJ View
06/12/1996 Kirill Polenov journalist homicide Vladikavkaz, North Ossetia nJ View
10/11/1996 Marina GORELOVA journalist terrorist act Kotlyakovskoe cemetery, Moscow J View
10/11/1996 Yury SHMAKOV media worker, consultant terrorist act Kotlyakovskoe cemetery, Moscow J View
31/10/1996 Sergei Semisotov media worker, editor homicide Volgograd nJ View
29/10/1996 Lev BOGOMOLOV chief editor not confirmed Kaluga nJ View
27/10/1996 Anatoly TYUTINKOV director not confirmed St Petersburg nJ View
16/09/1996 En Chan KIM journalist homicide Zhulebino, Moscow nJ View
11/08/1996 Ramzan KHADJIEV journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya

 

 

   
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
01/08/1996 Ivan GOGUN journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
26/07/1996 Nikita CHIGARKOV journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
11/05/1996 Victor MIKHAILOV journalist homicide Chita ?J View
09/05/1996 Nina YEFIMOVA journalist homicide Grozny, Chechnya J View
22/04/1996 Valery Zufarov photographer accident   J View
18/04/1996 Anatoly YAGODIN journalist crossfire Assinovskaya, Chechnya J View
30/03/1996 Nadezhda CHAIKOVA journalist homicide Gekhi, Chechnya J View
11/03/1996 Victor PIMENOV cameraman crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
26/02/1996 Felix SOLOVYOV journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
08/02/1996 Yury Litvinov director homicide Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Region nJ View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
08/02/1996 Alexander Zaitsev director homicide Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Region nJ View
25/01/1996 Oleg SLABYNKO media worker, producer homicide Moscow nJ View
26/12/1995 Vadim ALFERYEV journalist homicide Krasnoyarsk ?J View
24/12/1995 Yevgeny MOLCHANOV cameraman accident district, Chechnya J View
12/12/1995 Shamkhan KAGIROV journalist crossfire Grozny district, Chechnya J View
10/12/1995 Yaroslav ZVALTSEV director homicide Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Region nJ View
12/11/1995 Victor LITVINOV journalist homicide Pr. Vernadsky metro station, Moscow nJ View
08/11/1995 Sergei Ananyev media worker, manager homicide Irkutsk nJ View
02/11/1995 Andrei Ulanov chief editor homicide Togliatti, Samara Region ?J View
01/09/1995 Igor FILIMONOV chief editor not confirmed Tula nJ View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
10/08/1995 Vadim OBEKHOV journalist homicide Petropavlovsk, Kamchatka Region nJ View
04/08/1995 Sergei NAZAROV media worker, editor homicide Pyatnitskaya St, Moscow nJ View
25/07/1995 Andrew Shumak Jr photographer missing Grozny, Chechnya ?J View
17/06/1995 Natalya ALYAKINA-MROSZEK journalist crossfire Budyonnovsk, Stavropol Region J View
06/06/1995 Alexander KONOVALENKO journalist homicide Volgograd ?J View
05/06/1995 Sergei IVANOV photographer missing south, Chechnya ?J View
22/05/1995 Farkhad KERIMOV cameraman homicide Vedeno, Chechnya J View
06/05/1995 Malkan SULEIMANOVA journalist crossfire Shatoi, Chechnya J View
31/03/1995 Ruslan TSEBIYEV journalist homicide Grozny, Chechnya ?J View
16/03/1995 Alexei KHROPOV director homicide Leningrad Highway, Moscow Region nJ View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
08/03/1995 Oleg OCHKASOV journalist homicide Voronezh nJ View
03/03/1995 Igor Kaverin media worker, engineer homicide district, Primorsky Region nJ View
01/03/1995 Vladislav LISTYEV director homicide Moscow nJ View
27/02/1995 Maxim Shabalin journalist missing Orekhovo, Chechnya ?J View
27/02/1995 Felix TITOV journalist missing Orekhovo, Chechnya ?J View
17/02/1995 Vyacheslav Rudnev journalist homicide Kaluga ?J View
21/01/1995 Timofei GRIGORYANTS media worker, editor accident Moscow nJ View
14/01/1995 Valentin YANUS journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
10/01/1995 Jochen PIEST journalist crossfire Chervlyonnaya, Chechnya J View
07/01/1995 Sultan NURIYEV journalist not confirmed Grozny, Chechnya ?J View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
01/01/1995 Vladimir ZHITARENKO journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
01/01/1995 Pyotr NOVIKOV journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
31/12/1994 Bilal AKHMADOV journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
30/12/1994 Vladimir ANISIMOV journalist homicide Moscow nJ View
22/12/1994 Cynthia ELBAUM photographer crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
14/12/1994 Gelani CHARIGOV journalist crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
26/11/1994 Hussein GUZUYEV director crossfire Grozny, Chechnya J View
17/10/1994 Dmitry KHOLODOV journalist homicide 1905 St, Moscow J View
15/10/1994 Tatyana ZHURAVLYOVA media worker homicide Voronezh Region nJ View
15/10/1994 Igor ZHURAVLYOV media worker homicide Voronezh Region nJ View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
17/07/1994 Yelena ROSHCHINA media worker, editor homicide Ivanovo nJ View
15/06/1994 Yury SOLTYS journalist homicide Moscow Region ?J View
13/05/1994 Edmund YODKOVSKY chief editor accident Moscow nJ View
26/04/1994 Andrei AIDZERDZIS director, publisher homicide Khimki, Moscow Region nJ View
01/02/1994 Sergei DUBOV director, publisher homicide Moscow nJ View
09/12/1993 Marina ISKANDEROVA journalist homicide Nadym, Yamalo-Nenets Region nJ View
29/11/1993 Yelena TKACHOVA media worker, proof-reader terrorist act Krasnodar J View
04/10/1993 Alexander SIDELNIKOV journalist crossfire Supreme Soviet building, Moscow J View
04/10/1993 Alexander SMIRNOV journalist crossfire Supreme Soviet building, Moscow J View
03/10/1993 Sergei KRASILNIKOV media worker, editor homicide Ostankino, Moscow J View
Date First Surname Job Incident Federal District + Motive  
03/10/1993 Igor BELOZYOROV media worker, editor crossfire Ostankino, Moscow J View
03/10/1993 Yvan SKOPAN journalist crossfire Ostankino, Moscow J View
03/10/1993 Rory PECK cameraman crossfire Ostankino, Moscow J View
03/10/1993 Vladimir DROBYSHEV media worker, editor crossfire Ostankino, Moscow J View
14/04/1993 Dmitry KRIKORYANTS journalist homicide Grozny, Chechnya J View

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Video – News and Response of Islamic State’s Barbaric Murder of James Foley

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News and Response of Islamic State’s Barbaric Murder of James Foley

NOTE: This video does NOT include any of the disturbing footage from the video posted by ISIS referenced.

On August 19 2014, the Islamic State posted a graphic and shocking video of the murder and beheading of James Foley, an American journalist that had been missing since November 2012. The video was sent as a warning to the United States to end military operations in Iraq and ended with a threat to kill Steven Sotloff, another journalist also held captive by ISIS.

The video was met with disgust and shock around the world, and prompted a strong response from President Barack Obama as shown in this video. Watch James Foley in his own words describe his experiences in Libya during the revolution and overthrow of the Qaddafi regime in this fascinating video.

World at War TV – Ukraine and Russia – Forever Linked By Chernobyl

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Ukraine and Russia have a long contentious history and perhaps no more significant event marks this history more than the catastrophic Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident that occured in 1986.

This fascinating video takes you to the infamous city of Pripyat, a town of 50,000 that was abandoned overnight in the hours after the accident. This eerie ghost town marks the passage of time with silent decay, uninhabitable for another 20,000 years.

After a visit to modern day Pripyat, a look back at that fateful day and the desperate measures that were taken to prevent even greater disaster and loss of life!

Video – Ebola Outbreak 2014: From the Hot Zone of this Deadly Virus Raging Out of Control

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Ebola Outbreak 2014: From the Hot Zone of this Deadly Virus Raging Out of Control

Ebola is raging out of control in Western Africa! See how quickly we went from Patient Zero in December 2013 to over a 1000 fatalities across numerous countries in just over 8 months. Fear is growing of a worldwide pandemic outbreak if the virus is not contained. Ebola is one plane ride away from reaching other countries.

Five Killers Convicted in Brutal Murder of Russian Journalist Anna Politkovskaya

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Five men were convicted Tuesday in Moscow in the 2006 execution-style murder of Russian investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

Politkovskaya, a crusading reporter for the liberal newspaper Novaya Gazeta who worked almost full-time on documenting allegations of human rights violations in the breakaway province of Chechnya, was 48 when she was gunned down in the elevator of her apartment building in October 2006.

The murder raised worldwide questions about freedom of speech and of the press under Russian President Vladimir Putin — especially after three of the defendants were initially acquitted in 2009. The Supreme Court overturned those acquittals and ordered a new trial.

A jury in Moscow City Court returned guilty verdicts Tuesday against three Chechen brothers — Rustam, Ibragim and Dzhabrail Makhmudov — Lom-Ali Gaitukayev, their uncle, and Sergei Khadzhikurbanov, a former Moscow police officer.

It found Gaitukayev guilty of planning and organizing the murder.

Khadzhikurbanov and two of the Makhmudov brothers, Ibragim and Dzhabrail, were acquitted in the 2009 trial.

A sentencing hearing was set for Wednesday, at which prosecutors are expected to seek life in prison.

The men’s lawyers said they would appeal.

The Nieman Foundation for Journalism about the State of Journalism in China

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Revealed – Snowden Document and Page Count Assessment

The count of Snowden files has ranged from an initial low end of 10,000 to the latest high of 1,700,000, although the high end is likely exaggerated by officials to maximize alleged damage.

The number of pages in these files has not been estimated but about 1,000 pages have been released, mostly as PDFs and images. How many total pages might be in the files and now long would it take Snowden to read them to assure least harm to the US?

For comparison, Cryptome’s archive is about 70,000 files. Converting these files to pages comes to about 1,000,000 pages. These files are PDFs, HTMLs, DOCs, TXTs, DWGs, images, spreadsheets, with a few videos and films excluded from the count. To get the page count all files were converted to PDFs. The page count of documents ranges from 1 to 2,200. This might be a fair range of types and page counts of files in the Snowden batch.

An average file then, of 70,000 files with 1,000,000 pages, comes to 14.28 pages per file. Using this as a guide for the Snowden files, the number of pages could range from 142,800 pages for 10,000 files to 24,276,000 pages for 1.7 million files.

Examining the low end of 142,800 pages would be about like reading 476 books of 300 pages length. Examining the high end of 24,276,000 pages would be like reading 80,920 books of 300 pages each.

Snowden is smart and knows his material thoroughly so time to speed read a 300-page book of NSA material, could be done in, say, 2 hours.

On the low end it would take 952 hours to read 142,800 pages, reading 10 hours a day, would come to 95 days, or about 3 months.

On the high end it would take 161,890 hours to read 24,276,000 pages, reading 10 hours a day, would come to 1,619 days or about 54 months — 4 1/2 years.

4 1/2 years is longer than Snowden is reported to have worked for Dell and Booz Allen as contractor to NSA.

It is unlikely Snowden would have examined 24 million pages.

More likely Snowden used a program to quickly analyze large data collections and rank intelligence actionability in the NSA manner. Glenn Greenwald told Buzzfeed that the documents had been beautifully organized, “almost to a scary degree.” As if prepared with a purposeful program for analyzing and data sharing with avid customers.

There are information security programs which compartmentalize data for multiple levels of security and access as well as controls for the distribution and timing of release. These are used to manage classified data handling among a variety of personnel and agencies with varying clearances.

It could be that Snowden remains in control of his material’s release by way of programmed implants in the material for access and timing although the material is physically distant from him. This too is conventional security practice.

These practices would be characteristic of a seasoned security person who could not be certain of media outlets’ long-term behavior, their transmission and storage security, their theft and spying prevention capabilities, their susceptiblity to coercion or persuasion by officials or by inducements to betray him to protect themselves.

Events have shown that these meticulous security measures would have been and remain appropriate.

It also allows Snowden to remain in charge of any negotiations for return of the material, for accurate accounting of the material’s scope, retention, distribution and release, and for assuring his safety without relying on the fickle fingers of fate of informants and turncoats which have beckoned the all-too-trusting to long-term imprisonment.

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As an aside, another way to surmise what Snowden allegedly had on four laptops is by file size. Cryptome’s 70,000 files comes to about 17GB, or an average of 243KB per file. Using that as a guide to Snowden’s files, the total size ranges from 2.43GB for 10,000 files to 413GB for 1,700,00 files. On the high end that’s about 103GB per laptop. No problem, laptops with 100GB-250GB disks are common.

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The Files TV – The Hidden Costs of Hamburgers

Americans love hamburgers — we eat about three burgers a week. But what are the hidden environmental costs? See sources from the Center for Investigative Reporting.http://cironline.org/reports/hidden-c…

Directed and produced by Carrie Ching, Reported by Sarah Terry-Cobo and Carrie Ching, Illustrated and animated by Arthur Jones.

This animation is part of The Food for 9 Billion series, a yearlong look at the challenge of feeding the world at a time of social and environmental change.

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The Files TV – Captive Radio

This excerpt from Lauren Rosenfeld’s documentary profiles the families of kidnapping victims in Colombia who use a weekly radio program to communicate with loved ones held hostage in the jungle. Winner of the 2012 Hearst Documentary Award, UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.

Part of our New Voices series, featuring the next generation of video journalists.

The Files TV – City of No Illusions

Nearly one in six homes in Buffalo, NY is vacant, overwhelming the cash-strapped city. But residents of its most blighted neighborhood are taking matters into their own hands. Produced in 2011 by Vanessa Carr at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. Part of our New Voices series, featuring the next generation of video journalists.

Exposed – The I Files Preview – Investigate Your World

Uncensored Video – Michael Moore- The Awful Truth

Meeting Hitler and Lenin: George Seldes Interview – Film

Video Discussion – Investigative Journalists – a dying breed ?

Sir Harold Evans, former Editor of The Sunday Times, discusses the state of journalism today.

Video – The Future of News: Investigative Journalism – Bob Woodward

As newsrooms around the country downsize, investigative reporting is facing a crisis. The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward and Bill Buzenberg of the Center for Public Policy, take a close look at what investigative reporting means in keeping government and business accountable.

Video – America’s Investigative Reports – Shooting the War

America’s Investigative Reports covers the photojournalists who created Unembedded, a book and photo exhibit by four independent photojournalists on the war in Iraq.

Video – Report – Tips from Bob Woodward on Investigative Journalism

Bob Woodward explains the three ways journalists get their information and comments on the future of in-depth journalism in the digital age.

Video – How PR Came to Rule Modern Journalism

“You can’t believe everything you read in the papers.” Everyone knows this, but few people realise this truism extends far beyond the celebrity pages and gossip columns, and spills into ‘real’ news. Here, the near-invisible influence of PR companies is often pivotal in deciding what news gets told, and how it gets reported. By taking a brief look at the history of modern journalism, and using real examples taken from recent headlines, Michael Marshall will show why you really, really can’t believe everything you read in the papers.

Michael Marshall is the co-founder and vice-president of the Merseyside Skeptics Society and appears on the Skeptics with a K and Strange Quarks podcasts. Besides organising national and international campaigns against homeopathy, he writes about the often-unsuspected role of PR in modern media. He was once called by Ben Goldacre ‘a mighty nerd from Liverpool’. He was also once rather amusingly called a very rude word by self-proclaimed psychic Joe Power.

QED is a two-day science and skepticism conference taking place in the Piccadilly Hotel, Manchester on the 10th-11th March 2012.

Fantastic speakers from the worlds of science and entertainment will be joining us for a weekend celebration of science, reason and critical thinking.

Exposed.su Taken Offline

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Exposed.su, the website that’s been leaking the social security numbers, phone numbers, addresses and credit reports of several public figures, has gone offline.

US authorities have been investigating the site that leaked the personal information of Michelle Obama, Bill Gates, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Hilary Clinton, CIA Director John Brennan, and many others.

NetworkWorld reports that the domain name still points to CloudFlare’s name servers. However, it’s uncertain if CloudFlare is responsible for the outage.

A couple of days ago, users began reporting that Exposed.su was moved to CrimeOpen.com. However, none of the sites are currently accessible.

CrimeOpen.com displays a “domain seized by the DHS” notification, but according to a post on Pastebin, the notification might not be legitimate.

Last week, we learned that the credit reports published on the site were apparently stolen from annualcreditreport.com, a credit reporting website operated by Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.

FAZ über die kriminellen Cyberstalker der “GoMoPa” und deren Auftraggeber

http://www.faz.net/aktuell/gesellschaft/kriminalitaet/cyberstalking-im-netz-11084803.html

SPIEGEL – Wie STASI-Oberst Stelzer BN-Chef Hellenbroich anwarb

http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-13502488.html

NDR – Rufmord – STASI”GoMoPa” – NDR berichtet

http://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/zapp/medien_politik_wirtschaft/verleumdung101.html

Magisterarbeit Bernd Pulch an der Universität Mainz

http://www.kepplinger.de/node/50

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) über die Wirtschaftskriminellen der “GoMoPa”

https://berndpulch.org/faz-frankfurter-allgemeine-zeitung-uber-gomopa/

FAZ – Wenn die Masken wackeln

http://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/ausland/ukraine-wenn-die-masken-wackeln-11805013.html

Secrecy News – SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MOVES TO AMEND FISA AMENDMENTS ACT

The Obama Administration proposal to renew the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act (FISA) Amendments Act for another five years would be
amended to a three year extension, if the Senate Judiciary Committee has
its way.

Last June, the Senate Intelligence Committee approved -- without amendment
-- the Administration's request for a five year renewal of the intelligence
surveillance authorities of the FISA Amendments Act (FAA) that are due to
expire at the end of this year.  Shortly thereafter, the Senate Judiciary
Committee asked that the measure be referred for its consideration as well.

Last week, the Judiciary Committee reported its version of the bill and,
unlike the Intelligence Committee, it insisted on amending the
Administration proposal, over the opposition of Republican members of the
Committee.

        http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/2012_rpt/faa-sjc.html

The amended version of the bill would not curtail the scope of existing
surveillance authorities.

However, the Committee amendment would extend those authorities until
2015, rather than 2017 as the Administration asked.  It would further
require the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community "to conduct a
comprehensive review of the implementation of the FISA Amendments Act, with
particular regard to the protection of the privacy rights of United States
persons."  The Inspector General would also be required to publicly release
an unclassified summary of the review. A similar proposal offered by
Senators Wyden and Udall was rejected by the Senate Intelligence Committee.

These modest amendments to the Administration proposal are necessary and
appropriate, the Judiciary Committee said in its new report on the bill.

"The alternative of a five-year extension [...] without any additional
oversight or accountability requirements, and without the benefit of the
complete work of the inspectors general, is ill-advised and inconsistent
with this Committee's constitutional responsibility to provide vigorous and
effective oversight."

All Republican members of the Committee voted against the amended bill and
urged that the Obama Administration's position be adopted by Congress.

"Our oversight of the statute has found no evidence that it has been
intentionally misused or that more oversight is needed," the Republicans
wrote in a minority statement appended to the report.  "The combination of
the statutory limitations on collection, targeting and minimization
procedures and guidelines, and compliance oversight by the Administration
and Congress, ensure that the rights of U.S. persons are sufficiently
protected when their communications are incidentally collected in the
course of targeting non-U.S. persons located abroad."

Yet such oversight has failed in the past, the Committee report noted.  In
its narrative account of the background to the bill, the Committee majority
recalled that the post-9/11 surveillance program began outside the
framework of the law and without proper congressional notification or
approval.

"This warrantless surveillance was conducted outside the scope of FISA,
without any approval by the FISA court, and without the full knowledge or
consent of Congress," the Committee report noted.  "The public first became
aware of the existence of this warrantless surveillance program in December
2005 through a report in the New York Times."

Although the Judiciary Committee bill, as amended, is inconsistent with
the version reported out of the Senate Intelligence Committee, the report
noted that the amended bill was supported by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the
chair of the Intelligence Committee, which should presumably increase the
likelihood of its approval by the full Senate.  If approved, the amended
bill would then have to be reconciled with the "clean," unamended extension
that was approved by the House.

DNI ISSUES DIRECTIVE ON CIVIL LIBERTIES AND PRIVACY

The Director of National Intelligence "is committed to protecting civil
liberties and privacy, which are foundational principles of our Nation's
democratic society, preserved in the Constitution of the United States, and
guaranteed in Federal law."

So states a new Intelligence Community Directive on Civil Liberties and
Privacy, signed by DNI James R. Clapper on August 31, 2012.

        http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/icd-107.pdf

Beyond affirming the value of civil liberties, the new directive -- ICD
107 -- also directs the establishment of oversight mechanisms and of
procedures for redress of alleged violations.

The DNI directive does not include definitions of privacy or civil
liberties, and its practical meaning is somewhat elusive.

"Intelligence activities shall be conducted in a manner that protects
civil liberties and privacy," the directive states.  But that seemingly
categorical statement is rendered ambiguous by the very next sentence.

"The IC shall protect civil liberties and privacy in a manner that enables
proper intelligence integration and information sharing and safeguarding."

DNI DIRECTIVE PROMOTES USE OF "TEARLINE" DOCUMENTS

In order to promote improved information sharing, the Director of National
Intellingence told agencies to make use of "tearlines." This refers to the
practice of segregating and withholding the most sensitive portions of a
document, allowing the remainder to be "torn off," literally or
figuratively, and widely disseminated.

"Tearlines are portions of an intelligence report or product that provide
the substance of a more highly classified or controlled report without
identifying sensitive sources, methods, or other operational information,"
a new DNI directive states. "Tearlines release classified intelligence
information with less restrictive dissemination controls, and, when
possible, at a lower classification."

"Tearlines shall be written for the broadest possible readership in
accordance with established information sharing policies, and requirements
in law and policy to protect intelligence sources and methods."

See "Tearline Production and Dissemination," Intelligence Community
Directive 209, September 6, 2012:

        http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/icd-209.pdf

In the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, Congress
mandated that "the President shall... issue guidelines... to ensure that
information is provided in its most shareable form, such as by using
tearlines to separate out data from the sources and methods by which the
data are obtained" (section 1016(d)(1)).

Although the tearline approach also lends itself to public dissemination
of national security documents, with particularly material removed, the new
intelligence directive does not explicitly extend to sharing information
with the public.

REAGAN DIRECTIVE ON "PRE-EMPTIVE NEUTRALIZATION" OF TERRORISTS

In 1984, President Reagan ordered the Director of Central Intelligence to
develop "capabilities for the pre-emptive neutralization of anti-American
terrorist groups which plan, support, or conduct hostile terrorist acts
against U.S. citizens, interests, and property overseas."

The President further ordered the DCI to "develop a clandestine service
capability, using all lawful means, for effective response overseas against
terrorist acts commmitted against U.S. citizens, facilities, or interests."

Those instructions were contained in National Security Decision Directive
138, "Combatting Terrorism," which was issued on April 3, 1984.

        http://www.fas.org/irp/offdocs/nsdd/nsdd-138.pdf

A few weeks earlier, Hezbollah forces in Lebanon had kidnapped William
Buckley, the CIA station chief in Beirut.

NSDD 138 remained classified for many years and was not fully declassified
until two years into the Obama Administration.

Die Presse Lounge der “GoMoPa”-Opfer

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DIE BESTEN DAS INVESTMENT- DAS ORIGINAL Cover seit dem Jahre 2000

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Unveiled by Cryptome and the Media – Free Syrian Army Photos 4

Free Syrian Army Photos 4

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A Syrian boy receives treatment after he was wounded when shells, released by a helicopter from regime forces, hit his house in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, on August 24, 2012. Syrian forces blitzed areas in and around the Aleppo, activists said, as Western powers sought to tighten the screws on embattled President Bashar al-Assad. Getty

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A Syrian girl receives treatment after she was wounded when shells, released by a regime force’s helicopter, hit her house in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, on August 24, 2012. Syrian forces blitzed areas in and around the Aleppo, activists said, as Western powers sought to tighten the screws on embattled President Bashar al-Assad. Getty

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A man carries a four month old baby to hospital after shelling by a regime forces helicopter hit his family’s house in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo on August 24, 2012. Syrian forces blitzed areas in and around the Aleppo, activists said, as Western powers sought to tighten the screws on embattled President Bashar al-Assad. Getty

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A Syrian boy receives treatment after he was wounded when shells, released by a regime forces helicopter, hit his house in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, on August 24, 2012. Syrian forces blitzed areas in and around the Aleppo, activists said, as Western powers sought to tighten the screws on embattled President Bashar al-Assad. Getty

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A Syrian man is brought to hospital after he was wounded during an airstrike, carried out by a regime forces helicopter, in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, on August 24, 2012. Syrian forces blitzed areas in and around the Aleppo, activists said, as Western powers sought to tighten the screws on embattled President Bashar al-Assad. Getty

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Rebel fighters run for cover during battle against Syrian government forces at the al-Mashad neighbourhood in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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A Rebel fighter gestures to his commanders during battle against pro- Syrian government forces at the al-Mashad neighbourhood in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Rebel fighters fire against pro- Syrian government forces at the al-Mashad neighbourhood in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Rebel fighters fire against pro- Syrian government forces at the al-Mashad neighbourhood in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Civilians stand outside their building following shelling from Syrian government forces in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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A Syrian family evacuates the Shif al-Dolwa neighborhood in the northern city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012 during fighting between rebel fighters and Syrian government forces. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Free Syrian Army fighters rest after coming back from the frontline at the Seif El Dawla neighbourhood in Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Members of the Free Syrian Army take up position during clashes with Syrian army soldiers in Aleppo’s Saif al-Dawla district, August 25, 2012. Reuters

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A member of the Free Syrian Army runs for cover during clashes with Syrian army soldiers in Aleppo’s Saif al-Dawla district, August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Free Syrian Army fighters read new plans to get to the frontline at the Seif El Dawla neighbourhood in Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Free Syrian Army fighters prepare to get to the frontline at the Seif El Dawla neighbourhood in Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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A member of the Free Syrian Army holds an unexploded shell as he eats during clashes with Syrian army soldiers in Aleppo’s Saif al-Dawla district, August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Free Syrian Army fighters guard the city centre in Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Free Syrian Army fighters check people riding a motorcycle in the city centre in Aleppo August 25, 2012. Reuters

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Smoke rises from a building during clashes between the Free Syrian Army and Syrian army soldiers in Aleppo’s Saif al-Dawla district, August 25, 2012. Reuters

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A Rebel fighter escorts a Syrian youth out of combat area during battle against pro-Syrian government forces at the al-Mashad neighbourhood in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Civilians search for personal belongings in the rubble of their house following shelling from Syrian government forces in the Syrian northern city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Pro-Syrian government forces shell the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on August 25, 2012. Syrian rebels say they are digging in for a war of attrition in Aleppo, where what was being billed as the ‘mother of all battles’ is now dragging on into a second month of bloody stalemate. Getty

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Syrian regime soldiers are seen talking to local residents at the Seif El Dawla neighbourhood of Syria’s south west city of Aleppo August 23, 2012. Picture taken August 23, 2012. Reuters

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In this Friday, Aug. 24, 2012 photo, Syrian prisoners stand by the doorway of a makeshift prison run by rebels in a former elementary school in Al-Bab on the outskirts of Aleppo, Syria. Many improvised detention centers have sprung up as rebels wrest cities from army control, but these facilities fall under no national or regional authority, causing concern among rights groups. AP

TOP-SECRET – UNVEILED – Pussy Riot in Court Photos

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The feminist punk group Pussy Riot performs during a flash-mob-style protest at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow.

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Members of the Russian radical feminist group ‘Pussy Riot’ stage a performance to support detained opposition activists on a roof near the detention centre, which houses prominent opposition figures Ilya Yashin and Alexei Navalny, in Moscow December 14, 2011. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is in little immediate danger of being toppled by a wave of opposition protests but they could mark the beginning of the end for him if he does not make changes to restore his legitimacy. Courts have also sentenced two prominent opposition figures, Yashin and Navalny, to 15 days in jail for their roles in the protests.

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Members of the Russian radical feminist group Pussy Riot give an interview to the Associated Press in a break during their rehearsal in Moscow, Friday, Feb. , 17, 2012. Members of the group stage performances against the policies conducted by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, left, a member of feminist punk group Pussy Riot is escorted to a court room in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012. Prosecutors on Tuesday called for three-year prison sentences for feminist punk rockers who gave an impromptu performance in Moscow’s main cathedral to call for an end to Vladimir Putin’s rule, in a case that has caused international outrage and split Russian society.

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Maria Alekhina, second right, a member of feminist punk group Pussy Riot is escorted to a court room in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012.

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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (3rd L), Yekaterina Samutsevich (3rd R) and Maria Alyokhina (R), members of female punk band “Pussy Riot”, are escorted by police before a court hearing in Moscow August 8, 2012. A state prosecutor on Tuesday demanded a three-year jail term for three women from punk band Pussy Riot, saying they had abused God when they burst into a Moscow cathedral and sang a “protest prayer” against the Russian Orthodox Church’s close links to Vladimir Putin.

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Members of a female punk band ‘Pussy Riot’ Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (L), Maria Alyokhina (C) and Yekaterina Samutsevich (R), sit inside a glass enclosure during a court hearing in Moscow on August 8, 2012. Members of the all-girl band Pussy Riot who were charged with hooliganism for staging a ‘punk prayer’ against Vladimir Putin were due Wednesday to deliver final statements on the last day of their trial. The controversial hearings raced toward a verdict with prosecutors seeking a three-year sentence and global calls mounting among stage stars and top Western officials to win the young women’s release.

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Members of a female punk band ‘Pussy Riot’ Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (L), Maria Alyokhina (C) and Yekaterina Samutsevich (R), sit inside a glass enclosure during a court hearing in Moscow on August 8, 2012.

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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, August 8, 2012

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Maria Alyokhina, August 8, 2012

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Yekaterina Samutsevich, August 8, 2012

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Pussy Riot members, from left, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Yekaterina Samutsevich and Maria Alekhina sit in a glass cage at a court room in Moscow, Russia, Friday, Aug. 3, 2012. Russia’s President Vladimir Putin on Thursday criticized the feminist punk rockers facing trial for performing a “punk prayer” against him at Moscow’s main cathedral, but said that a punishment for them shouldn’t be too severe.

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Maria Alekhina, left, Yekaterina Samutsevich, top right, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, right, members of feminist punk group Pussy Riot seen behind bars at a court room in Moscow, Russia, Russia, Monday, July 30, 2012. Three members of the band are facing trial for performing a “punk prayer” against Vladimir Putin from a pulpit of Moscow’s main cathedral before Russia’s presidential election in March, in which he won a third term.

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A file picture taken on July 20, 2012 shows members of the all-girl punk band ‘Pussy Riot’ Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (C), Maria Alyokhina (R) and Yekaterina Samutsevich (L), sitting behind bars during a court hearing in Moscow. Prosecutors asked a Moscow court to lock up members of the Pussy Riot girl band for three years after they called for Vladimir Putin’s ouster in a song, prompting Madonna to plead for clemency. As the full hearings in the controversial trial went into a second week, the state prosecutor said the young women’s crime was so severe they needed to be isolated from society.

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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of female Russian punk band Pussy Riot, sits inside a defendants cage in a Moscow court, on July 4, 2012, during the hearings on the Pussy Riot case. Three members of the all-woman punk band ‘Pussy Riot’ were detained two months ago, after they climbed on the altar of Moscow’s Christ the Saviour Cathedral — the country’s central place of worship — and sang a song they called a ‘Punk Prayer’. The women have been charged with hooliganism committed by an organised group — an unusually harsh charge for protesters.

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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of punk band Pussy Riot, gestures behind bars during a court hearing in Moscow April 19, 2012. Russian police detained at least 13 people who demonstrated outside a courthouse on Thursday against the arrest of three members of a women’s punk rock group that performed a protest song in Moscow’s main cathedral, witnesses said.

Kinder-“Sexualaufklärung” unter falscher Flagge – “GoMoPa 4 Kids” – Over and Out !

Liebe Leser,

die mutmassliche Päderasten-Webseite der “GoMoPa”, “GoMoPa4kids.net” mit “Sexualerziehung” für Kinder, ist aus dem Internet verschwunden und mutmasslich nur noch in Tarnung unter einem anderen Domain-Namen bzw. in einem versteckten Breich der “GoMoPa.net”-Domain aktiv.

Hier noch einmal die dubiosen “Highlights”:

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Der Kommentar: Der mehrfach vorbestrafte Serienbetrüger Klaus Maurischat („GoMoPa“) hat ein eigenes Portal nur für Kinder und deren „Sexualerziehung“. Dies haben der Informationsdienst Tip-Talk und die Anleger-Opfer von www.sjb-fonds-opfer.com enthüllt: www.gomopa4kids.net.Hier werden User von dem mehrfach vorbestraften Betrüger (AZ: 28 Ls 85/05) darüber aufgeklärt, was es mit der „Selbstbefriedigung“ und anderen Sexualpraktiken angeblich auf sich hat: „Wahr oder falsch: Gerüchte über Selbstbefriedigung! „TipTalk kommentiert: „Wenn Sie Ihre Kinder nicht selbst aufklären können oder wollen, sollten Sie das getrost Gomopa überlassen.Über Selbstbefriedigung erzählt man sich immer noch verrückte Geschichten. Wir sagen dir was stimmt und was vollgelogen ist!www.gomopa4kids.net kümmert sich gern um Ihren Nachwuchs.http://www.gomopa4kids.net/Forum/liebe-sex-und-beziehungen/wahr-oder-falsch-geruechte-ueber-selbstbefriedigung-p232.html#post232.“Unsere Presseanfrage zu dem heiklen Thema beantworte der vorbestrafte Betrüger erst gar nicht, sondern schickte einen Herren „Siegfried Siewert“ vor, der versuchte mit Droh-Telefonatenund Droh-E-Mails das Erscheinen der brisanten Informationen zu verhindern.

Kommentar-Ende.

Over and Out für “GoMoPa4kids.net” !

Ein erster Erfolg. Offensichtlich war diese Angriffsfläche zu groß für unsere “Kinderfreunde”…

Viele werden sich noch mehr freuen, wenn auch die ebenso ominöse “Aufklärung” für Anleger diesem schönen Beispiel folgt.

In diesem Sinne…

Herzlichst Ihr

MA Bernd Pulch, magister Artium der Publizistik, Germanistik und Komparatistik

TOP-SECRET – U.S. State Department Map – Data of Syrian People Fleeing Internal Violence

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FAZ – “Wenn die Masken wackeln”

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Unveiled – WikiLeaks Setting Another Trap for Journalists, NGOs

A sends:

I tasted that poison today. It was strange, the feeling of having the privilege to information that was only made available to “a select few” was overwhelming, I don’t have the vocabulary to describe what the poison tastes like, but I can understand how some people could become addicted to it, even if it meant their death.

You are right, WL is setting “Terms and Conditions” to the access to stolen property, and attempting to force Journalists into an “Agreement” to those “Conditions, however unenforceable.

Your thoughts and counsel were welcomed, they snapped me out of that trance that I found myself in.

The only thing to do is, publish everything that I’ve learned over the last many hours about this whole affair.

 


2012-00414 WikiLeaks Partner for Global Intelligence Files June 26, 2012 (copy below) via Google Search

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Cryptome rejects this proprietary publishing manipulation. Again, WikiLeaks is inducing participation in a crime covered with pseudo-journalistic exculpation. Again excluding open public access in favor of contractual marketing of stolen material and aiding its profitable commercialization.

It’s a trap, don’t do it, don’t encourage others to take the bait.

Don’t send anything to me you don’t want published. This note will be published .

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At 06:24 PM 6/26/2012, you wrote:

Please Do Not Post, still working on getting us access.

Below if the terms and conditions that WL is sending to everyone.

 


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5. When publishing any story or material based on the Global Intelligence Files you understand that in relation to exclusivity you must inform WikiLeaks of the identification number of the data informing your publication and will submit this number to WikiLeaks’ release platform before the story is to first appear in any of your publishing mediums, so that WikiLeaks can publish the original data at the same time. You will also provide a URL link to where the story or material will appear on your site. Instructions for this release system are on the GI Files site and must be read and followed once you have access to the site. You understand that the release system provided by WikiLeaks must be treated in a reputable manner: there is to be no playing of the system to schedule large quantities of data in advance to reserve them, or using robots on the system. Scheduling must reflect true intentions to publish at the date and time you list on the release system.

6. You will treat each of the documents made available to you by WikiLeaks as confidential unless and until a story based on their content is published. You will exercise care in ensuring that the materials will not be vulnerable to hacking or other efforts to discover their content.

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8. Trading, selling, sharing or giving away your account is prohibited, as is trading and selling invites or offering them in public.

9. You understand that any breach of these Terms and Conditions or mismanagement of the search database or release platform will result in your access being withdrawn, along with the access of the anyone that invited you and anyone you invite. You are responsible for your own account and for the people you invite.

By ticking this box you agree to abide by all of the above Terms and Conditions

Your login and password will be sent by mail.

 


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Becoming a WikiLeaks Partner for the Global Intelligence Files

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Info Cooperations Global Worldwide – Beta – Editorial

 

Dear Readers,

 

we have established a new plattform for independent info exchange worldwide.

Details coming soon

 

Sincerely yours

 

Bernd Pulch,

Publisher, MBA, Magister Publizistik, Germanistik, Komparatistik

 

 

SECRET – DoD Military Whistleblower Protection Act Information Paper

The following information paper on the Military Whistleblower Protection Act was written within the last week and is being circulated in response to recent reports of DoD whistleblowers facing retaliation for reporting malfeasance and other abuses.  A recent DoD Inspector General report outlined a number of incidents where whistleblowers were inadequately protected from reprisal.

 

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UBJECT: Whistleblower Protection Act

1. Purpose. To inform commanders about the Whistleblower Protection Act, 10 U.S. Code section 1034.

2. Points of major interest and facts.

a. No person will restrict a member of the Armed Services from communicating with a member of Congress; an Inspector General; a member of a DOD audit, inspection, investigation or law enforcement organization; an EO/EEO representative; or anyone in the chain of command. Soldiers will be free from reprisal for making or preparing such communications.

b. No employee or Soldier may take or threaten to take an unfavorable personnel action, or to withhold or threaten to withhold favorable personnel action, in reprisal against any Soldier for making or preparing a protected communication. Personnel Action is defined as any action that affects or has the potential to affect the member’s current position or career. These include promotions; disciplinary or other corrective action; transfer or reassignment; performance evaluation; decision on pay, benefits, awards, or training; referral for a mental health evaluation; or other significant change in duties inconsistent with the member’s rank.

c. A reprisal situation may exist if you answer the questions below as indicated:

(1) Was there a protected communication (Member of Congress, IG, EO, etc.)? Yes
(2) Was there an adverse personnel action taken or threatened, or an action withheld or threatened to be withheld, after the protected communication? Yes
(3) Did the chain of command know about the protected communication? Yes
(4) Would the action have occurred absent the protected communication (i.e. was there an independent basis for the action, such as a separate act of misconduct)? No

d. Consult your supporting legal office or IG if you have questions concerning the Whistleblower Protection Act.

Revealed – U.S. Military Program Preferentially Awards Contracts to Afghan Tribal Elders

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A U.S. military photo of tribal leaders from Central and West Iraq gathering to celebrate the signing of the Iraqi Transportation Network (ITN) tribal agreement for Central Iraq. The ITN is reportedly the model for a current effort to construct an Afghanistan Transportation Network.

A contracting document for a major transportation project in Afghanistan indicates that the U.S. military is preferentially awarding contracts to companies owned by tribal elders who wield significant power within Afghan society. The performance work statement for the Afghanistan Transportation Network – Southwest/West, which was recently published by the website Cryptocomb, describes a “network of U.S. Government (USG) approved Afghan privately owned trucking companies, otherwise known as Elder Owned Companies (EOC’s or Sub-Contractors) operating under a Management Company (Prime Contractor) to provide secure and reliable means of distributing reconstruction material, security equipment, fuel, miscellaneous dry cargo, and life support assets and equipment throughout the Combined/Joint Operations Area – Afghanistan (CJOA-A) to and from Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) and Distribution Sites located in the Regional Command (RC) – Southwest and RC – West without the use of convoy security.”

The Afghanistan Transportation Network is reportedly modeled after a similar program in Iraq that utilized significant sheiks within Iraqi tribes to form companies providing trucking services for U.S. operations. A 2009 article from the U.S. Navy’s Supply Corps described the Iraqi Transportation Network (ITN) as a way of “seeding” Iraqi industry that is “tribal based, engaging powerful sheiks and their tribes to protect the road” in exchange for “transportation jobs for their tribal members.” During this process of tribal engagement, sheiks are vetted by U.S. authorities and meet with ITN business representatives who help them to form companies that can ultimately use their tribal members to perform trucking and other transportation jobs, thus eliminating the need for increased security. The U.S. Navy article describes the Iraqi Transportation Network as a form of “irregular warfare through economic means” helping to promote peace and stability on a tribal level.

The Afghanistan Transportation Network (ATN) operates similarly to the Iraqi model, utilizing “Influential Leader Engagement Teams” to identify key tribal elders that can be vetted by U.S. forces. These teams “meet with Elders in villages along routes of interest for coalition forces distribution” to “identify potential influential leaders for program inclusion and determine the influential leader’s sphere of influence.” These leaders are then able to form a registered Elder Owned Companies (EOC) to perform transportation and trucking services within their particular region. If new routes are needed for the deployment of U.S. forces, the program uses engagement teams to “find local Influential Leaders/Tribal Elders, conduct Tribal Elder/Influential engagements, and identify and nominate new Influential Leaders to add to an existing EOC, or form new EOCs depending on tribal dynamics, to the Regional Command for inclusion in the ATN-Southwest/West program.”

The document contains an appendix with an approved list of EOCs and a guide for finding other tribal elders who can expand the program and potentially create their own companies. A form for assessing potential tribal elders asks for “Elder Name; Father’s Name; Age; Province; District; Tribe; Reach of Influence; Closest Fob [Forward Operating Base] to Elder; Elder’s view of GIRoA [Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan]; Elder Background.”

The source that provided the document to Cryptocomb reportedly describes the practice of paying Afghan tribal elders as an attempt at “buying hearts and minds” in Afghanistan. However, statistics on the Iraqi Transportation Network from 2009 indicate that the program was able to almost entirely eliminate loss of cargo while freeing up troops to perform other functions, rather than providing security, and employing a large number of civilians. There is a significant potential for abuse and corruption as a result of the program, as it essentially funnels money to a handful of influential tribal leaders in the hope of purchasing some form of stability. The contracting document for the Afghan version of the program states that “restrictions associated with other ATN procurements or ATN approved or nominated EOCs are intended to promote procurement integrity while maximizing the COIN impact of the ATN program to ensure actions under the contract do not create the potential for Elders/Influential Leaders to become Warlords or unduly influence or interfere with regional or provincial stability.”

 

Unveiled – Inspire Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Magazine Issues 8 and 9, May 2012

The following are the eight and ninth issues of “Inspire” magazine reportedly produced by Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula’s media organization Al-Malahem.  There are seven previous issues of Inspire magazine, all of which have been published by this site, and we have continually expressed our desire for readers to scrutinize the authenticity of the material provided in this publication.  This scrutiny is especially important given that the supposed editor of Inspire magazine was reportedly killed in a drone strike last year.  We have removed password protection from the PDF to enable easier analysis, but have left the files’ original metadata intact. As with all seven previous issues of the magazine we must emphasize that this material is provided, as always, for educational and informational purposes.

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SEE THE ISSUES HERE:

https://publicintelligence.net/inspire-al-qaeda-in-the-arabian-peninsula-magazine-issues-8-and-9-may-2012/

Unveiled – Osama bin Laden Letters from Abbottabad EN – E-BOOK

This report is a study of 17 de-classified documents captured during the Abbottabad raid and released to the Combating Terrorism Center (CTC). They consist of electronic letters or draft letters, totaling 175 pages in the original Arabic and 197 pages in the English translation. The earliest is dated September 2006 and the latest April 2011.  These internal al-Qa`ida communications were authored by several  leaders, most prominently Usama bin Ladin.  In contrast to his public statements that focused on the injustice of those he believed to be the “enemies” of Muslims, namely corrupt “apostate” Muslim rulers and their Western “overseers,” the focus of Bin Ladin’s private letters is Muslims’ suffering at the hands of his jihadi “brothers”. He is at pain advising them to abort domestic attacks that cause Muslim civilian casualties and focus on the United States, “our desired goal.” Bin Ladin’s frustration with regional jihadi groups and his seeming inability to exercise control over their actions and public statements is the most compelling story to be told on the basis of the 17 de-classified documents. “Letters from Abbottabad” is an initial exploration and contextualization of 17 documents that will be the grist for future academic debate and discussion.

A note on translation:

The quality of the English translation provided to the CTC is not adequate throughout. When the translation was deemed inadequate, quotations cited in this report have either been amended or translated anew by Nelly Lahoud. Furthermore, the conversion of the dating of the letters from the Hijri to the Gregorian calendar is inaccurate in some places. The Appendix provides corrected dates to some of the letters, along with some pointers on how some letters relate to others.  For those wishing to conduct their own analysis of the documents, it is highly recommended to refer to the original Arabic documents, not the translations.

DOWNLOAD THE E-BOOK HERE

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SECRET – FEMA National Level Exercise 2011 (NLE 11) Final After Action Report

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On Monday, May 16, 2011, thousands of players across the United States received notification of a simulated catastrophic earthquake in the New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ), officially kicking off the National Level Exercise 2011 (NLE 11) functional exercise. From May 16–19, 2011, Federal, state, regional, local, international, nongovernmental, and private sector partners participated in the exercise, the capstone event of a White House-directed, congressionally mandated cycle of planning and preparedness events. Notably, exercise activities were carefully balanced with ongoing efforts to respond to and recover from real-world flooding and tornado-related disasters in the Southern and Central United States. Although some partners, including the four states in FEMA Region IV (Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Tennessee), had to reduce their participation in NLE 11 due to these events, their actions, requests, and decisions were simulated to allow for robust and realistic exercise play. Simultaneously conducting NLE 11 and managing real-world disasters resulted in a realistic “worst-case scenario.” Consequently, players were able to test the Nation’s ability to respond to several devastating events, strengthening the country’s preparedness through their efforts.

Participating Organizations

The exercise took place at venues in the National Capital Region and across the Central United States, with over 10,000 Federal, state, regional, local, international, nongovernmental, and private sector players at more than 135 sites across the country. In addition, over 7,800 individuals from the private sector and non-profit community participated virtually. Participation included Federal departments and agencies (D/As), four FEMA regions (IV, V, VI, and VII), and eight states (Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee), international, private sector, and nongovernmental partners. Federal players were located in their internal EOCs, at the National Response Coordination Center (NRCC), the appropriate Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC), and in the states (at EOCs, Initial Operating Facilities [IOFs] and Joint Field Offices [JFOs]). The list of national participating D/As is shown in Appendix B.4

International Play

International players included Canada, Chile, Israel, the European Union, Mexico, Russia, and Sweden. Key issues, such as the use of international Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) teams and medical personnel, were raised, and will be discussed in this AAR.

Full-Scale Elements and Linked Exercises

NLE 11 was an operations-based, functional exercise, with some localized full-scale elements. Examples included the following:
• Arkansas School Collapse Earthquake event: a full-scale rescue mission;
• Federal, state and international US&R missions at Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex (MUTC) in Indiana.

In addition, the Department of Defense (DoD)-sponsored Ardent Sentry 11 exercise, which focused on Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA), included several components linked to NLE 11:
• Vigilant Guard: a National Guard exercise conducted in multiple states to assess the National Guard’s ability to assist state and local agencies in emergency response, coordination, and collaboration;
• Noble Lifesaver/Ultimate Caduceus: a joint Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) full-scale patient movement and tracking exercise in Missouri;
• Turbo Challenge: a USTRANSCOM field training and command post patient movement exercise conducted in Missouri in coordination with the DHS, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM);
• Positive Response: a Joint Staff “umbrella” exercise and mechanism for the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), Joint Staff, and Services participation.

Number of Participants (approximate)
• Players: 10,270
• National-level controllers/simulators: 500
• National-level evaluators: 70
• Observers: 380
• Virtual engagement: 7,800

TOP-SECRET – Photos from the Fodor Nuclear Plant, Near Qom, Iran

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Unveiled – Kabul attacks shows failure of intelligence

 

Kabul attacks show intel failures in Afghanistan. Dozens, possibly hundreds of people would have been involved in training, equipping and then infiltrating into the heart of Kabul the large number of insurgents who were prepared to fight to a certain death in the Afghan capital last Sunday. Yet neither Afghan nor foreign intelligence operatives appeared to have any idea that an unprecedented wave of attacks was about to engulf both Kabul and several other key locations around the country. So it seems that Afghan President Hamid Karzai may have a point when he says that the “infiltration in Kabul and other provinces is an intelligence failure for us and especially for NATO and should be seriously investigated”.
►►Report claims China spies on US space technology. China is stealing US military and civilian space technology in an effort to disrupt US access to intelligence, navigation and communications satellites, according to a report authored by the State and Defense Departments. The report (.pdf) argues China should be excluded from recommendations made to the US government to ease restrictions on exports of communications and remote-sensing satellites and equipment. Chinese officials have denied the report’s allegations, calling it a “Cold War ghost”.
►►The long and sordid history of sex and espionage. Using seduction to extract valuable information is as old as the Old Testament —literally— Whether from conviction or for profit, women —and men— have traded sex for secrets for centuries. The Cold War provided plenty of opportunities for so-called “honey-pot” scandals. Perhaps the most dramatic case of seduction in recent times involved Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu. In 1986 he visited London and provided The Sunday Times with dozens of photographs of Israel’s alleged nuclear weapons program. But Mossad was on his trail and a female agent —Cheryl Ben Tov— befriended him (reportedly bumping into him at a cigarette kiosk in London’s Leicester Square). She lured him to Rome for a weekend, where he was drugged and spirited to Israel.

Unveiled – Ex-MI6 Charles Farr Out of Shadows

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Chief snooper pops out of the shadows

David Leppard

Sunday Times, 22/4/12, p23 main section

When the embattled Theresa May appears before a committee of MPs on Tuesday to give evidence about her work as home secretary she will be accompanied by one of Whitehall’s most powerful, controversial and secretive mandarins. Charles Farr, the Home Office’s top “securocrat”, is set to emerge from the shadows for the first time as he is asked to defend the coalition’s plans to monitor the Internet use and digital communications of everyone in Britain…

He joined MI6 some time in the 19802, serving in South Africa and Jordan. Farr is understood to have come to prominence, as one contemporary recalled, “flying around Afghanistan in a helicopter with thousands of dollars in bundles, doing deals with farmers to not grow opium. Bad policy as it turned out, but he did it very well…”

Farr’s critics say he still carries the legacy of his MI6 heyday — a mindset they claim is inappropriate for his job at the heart of Whitehall security policy. “When you are an MI6 officer out in the field, trying to stop people getting nuclear weapons in, say, Kazakhstan, you have to be very independently minded and very confident in your own judgement. There’s not a lot of ministerial control or public accountability,” says an admirer who knows him well. “Charles feels very uncomfortable in the world of domestic politics and doesn’t read it very well.”

A former Home Office official went further: “When you’re suddenly flung into a top position with management and policy responsibility in the Home Office, you can’t go on behaving like you are in the Tora Bora caves doing deals with warlords. Your job is to advise ministers who decide policy. You can’t go around thinking you are a player in your own right. It’s a constitutional concern…”

It’s no secret in Whitehall that the grandiosely titled communications capabilities development programme was Farr’s “policy baby”. In fact, it was a rehash of an earlier attempt by Farr in 2009 to persuade the then Labour home secretary to build a giant database where the government could hold details of all emails and telephone calls. It obviously needed sensitive handling, but its delivery was bungled by Farr’s office and it was dumped by Labour after an uproar. When a new government was elected he tried to resurrect the plan — with similar results.

A similar lack of deftness befell Farr’s efforts to develop “Prevent”, a controversial plank of the government’s counterterrorism policy that aimed to identify and thwart thousands of young Muslim men who might be vulnerable to violent extremism… “It was a blurring of the policy of surveillance with a different policy of community engagement and building a civil society,” said a former Home Office official. “But if, like Charles Farr, you are a career spook you just don’t get that. You see everything as an opportunity for surveillance and you see everybody as potentially sinister…”

Another former official, who had a showdown with Farr over policy, recalls: “He’s almost messianic. He’s like he’s on a mission to protect the nation. When you disagree with him he gets very emotional. He’s one of these guys who goes white and shakes when he loses his temper…”

“He has on occasions adopted a style that could be considered inappropriate,” said a former official. “He’s a very uncivil servant.”

Unveiled – Alan Turing Code Papers Released

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Alan Turing, perhaps the greatest computer scientist ever, famous for breaking the Germans’ Enigma code in World War II, wrote two papers on code breaking that have just been released by Britain’s spy center, GCHQ.

Two 70-year-old papers by Alan Turing on the theory of code breaking have been released by the government’s communications headquarters, GCHQ.

It is believed Turing wrote the papers while at Bletchley Park working on breaking German Enigma codes. A GCHQ mathematician said the fact that the contents had been restricted “shows what a tremendous importance it has in the foundations of our subject”.

It comes amid celebrations to mark the centenary of Turing’s birth. The two papers are now available to view at the National Archives at Kew, west London. GCHQ was able to approximately date the papers because in one example Turing had made reference to Hitler’s age.

 

Alan Mathison Turing, OBE, FRS (play /ˈtjʊərɪŋ/ TEWR-ing; 23 June 1912 – 7 June 1954), was an English mathematician, logician, cryptanalyst, and computer scientist. He was highly influential in the development of computer science, providing a formalisation of the concepts of “algorithm” and “computation” with the Turing machine, which played a significant role in the creation of the modern computer.[1][2] Turing is widely considered to be the father of computer science and artificial intelligence.[3] He was stockily built, had a high-pitched voice, and was talkative, witty, and somewhat donnish.[4] He showed many of the characteristics that are indicative of Asperger syndrome.[5]

During the Second World War, Turing worked for the Government Code and Cypher School (GCCS) at Bletchley Park, Britain’s codebreaking centre. For a time he was head of Hut 8, the section responsible for German naval cryptanalysis. He devised a number of techniques for breaking German ciphers, including the method of the bombe, an electromechanical machine that could find settings for the Enigma machine.

After the war he worked at the National Physical Laboratory, where he created one of the first designs for a stored-program computer, the ACE. In 1948 Turing joined Max Newman’s Computing Laboratory at Manchester University, where he assisted in the development of the Manchester computers[6] and became interested in mathematical biology. He wrote a paper on the chemical basis of morphogenesis,[7] and he predicted oscillating chemical reactions such as the Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction, which were first observed in the 1960s.

Turing’s homosexuality resulted in a criminal prosecution in 1952, when homosexual acts were still illegal in the United Kingdom. He accepted treatment with female hormones (chemical castration) as an alternative to prison. He died in 1954, just over two weeks before his 42nd birthday, from cyanide poisoning. An inquest determined it was suicide; his mother and some others believed his death was accidental. On 10 September 2009, following an Internet campaign, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown made an official public apology on behalf of the British government for the way in which Turing was treated after the war.[8]

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Discussion – Günter Grass, Israel and the crime of poetry

Günter Grass identifies Israel as a threat to world peace in his poem, ‘What Must Be Said’ [GALLO/GETTY]

New York, NY – On Wednesday, April 4, 2012, the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung published Nobel laureate Günter Grass’ poem (the German original) that has created quite a stir not only in Germany, Israel and Iran, but also across the globe. As a result Israeli interior minister Eli Yishai has banned the Nobel laureate from entering Israel.

In this poem, Günter Grass breaks a long standing German taboo and publicly criticises Israel for aggressive warmongering against Iran, identifies the Jewish state as a threat to world peace, accuses “the West” of hypocrisy and denounces his own government for providing nuclear submarines to Israel:

… Because we – as Germans burdened enough –
Could be the suppliers to a crime
That is foreseeable, wherefore our complicity
Could not be redeemed through any of the usual excuses.

The poem drew much appreciation from those opposing yet another pending war in the region by pointing to the big elephant in the room, but also widespread condemnation by Jewish and non-Jewish groups and public figures in Germany, igniting the irritable Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, in effect corroborating Günter Grass’ own assessment that his silence so far had to do with the concern that he would be accused of anti-Semitism. He was accused of anti-Semitism.

But has the charge of anti-Semitism really silenced the critics of Israel – as Günter Grass suggests in this poem? Not really – or perhaps only so in Germany, for obvious reasons, but certainly not around the globe. The only people who are afraid of being called anti-Semites are the anti-Semites. Yes certain segments of pro-Israeli Zionists, by no means all, hurtle that accusation to silence their opponents. But by no stretch of the imagination has that charge silenced anyone but the anti-Semites – and they better remain silent.

In the European and by extension North American birthplace of anti-Semitism, anti-Semitism is either perfectly alive and well, or transformed into Islamophobia, or camouflaged into Evangelical Zionism, or else abused by some Zionists to silence any opposition coming towards Israel – certainly to no avail.

To be sure, the condition in Germany is perhaps different – as indeed it should be. But by overcoming that false fear, Günter Grass can no longer be accused of anti-Semitism – and thus the significance of his poem is not in the straw man he constructs to shoot down (perhaps rhetorically, for after all, we are talking about a poem). It is somewhere else. 

Tomorrow may be too late

In the body of the poem itself, titled “What Must Be Said”, Günter Grass, 84, says that he risks the danger of being called an anti-Semite because:

Aged and with my last ink,
That the nuclear power of Israel endangers
The already fragile world peace?
Because it must be said
What even tomorrow may be too late to say…

Remaining silent at these dire circumstances is irresponsible and dangerous:

I am silent no longer
Because I am tired of the hypocrisy
Of the West…

Now that is good enough a reason to break the silence – and you need not invoke fear of being called an anti-Semite. Günter Grass expresses fear of a pending war that “could erase the Iranian people”. He pulls no punches as to the facts that we all know:

Yet why do I forbid myself
To name that other country
In which, for years, even if secretly,
There has been a growing nuclear potential at hand
But beyond control, because no testing is available?

He then points finger at his own country:

Now, though, because in my country
Which from time to time has sought and confronted
The very crime
That is without compare
In turn on a purely commercial basis, if also
With nimble lips calling it a reparation, declares
A further U-boat should be delivered to Israel,
Whose specialty consists of guiding all-destroying warheads to where the existence
Of a single atomic bomb is unproven,
But through fear of what may be conclusive,
I say what must be said.

Setting the dubious fear of being accused of anti-Semitism aside, Günter Grass provides ample reasons – European hypocrisy, German complacency, American barefaced double-standards, Ahmadinejad’s buffoonery and Israeli warmongering – for his poem to assume the global significance that it has. But the importance of the poem is not in stating the obvious – it is in revealing the repressed. 

European colonialism and Jewish Holocaust 

Given the history that culminated in the Jewish Holocaust, Jews around the globe, including Israel, have every right to get agitated with a prominent German public intellectual lecturing them about violence. But Zionism is chiefly responsible for having wasted the moral authority of the Jewish Holocaust – through what Norman Finkelstein has aptly called “the Holocaust Industry” – on establishing a racist apartheid state called “Israel” – a colonial settlement as a haven for the victims of a whole history of European anti-Semitism, on the broken back of a people who had nothing to do with that travesty.

With a leading German public intellectual openly criticising Israel, pointing to European hypocrisy, and blaming his own country for aiding and abetting in the aggressive militarisation of the Jewish state – a gushing wound is opened that implicates both Europe and the colonial settlement that in more than one sense is its own creation. In two specific terms, both as a haven for the victims of the Jewish Holocaust and as the legacy of European colonialism, Israel reflects back on its European pedigree. It is here that Grass’ poem reveals more than meets the eye.

For over 60 years, Palestinians have paid with their lives, liberties and homeland for a European crime with which they had absolutely nothing to do.

The Zionist project precedes the European Jewish Holocaust -that ghastly crime against humanity following the horrid history of European anti-Semitism expressed and manifested in systematic pogroms over many long and dark centuries. Palestine was colonised by the victims of European anti-Semitism – as a haven against Jewish persecution. That paradox remains at the heart of a Jewish state that cannot forget the truth of its own founding myth.

There is a link between the Jewish Holocaust and the history of European colonialism, of which Zionism (perhaps paradoxically, perhaps not) is a continued contemporary extension.

It was Aimé Césaire who in his Discourse sur le colonialisme/Discourse on Colonialism (1955) argued that the Jewish Holocaust was not an aberration in European history. Rather, Europeans actually perpetrated similar crimes against humanity on the colonised world at large.

With German atrocities during the Holocaust, Europeans tasted a concentrated dose of the structural violence they had perpetrated upon the world at large. Colonialism and the Holocaust were thus the two sides of the same coin: the aggressive transmutation of defenceless human beings into instruments of power – into disposable “things”. Long before the Jewish Holocaust, the world Europeans had conquered and colonised was the testing ground of that barbaric violence they had termed the “civilising mission of the white man”.

European guilt about the Holocaust is absolutely necessary and healthy – it is an ennobling guilt. It makes them better human beings, for them to remember what they did to European Jewry. But, and there is the rub, they are, with a supreme hypocrisy that Günter Grass notes in his poem, spending that guilt (when not redirecting it into Islamophobia) on sustaining a colonial settlement, an extension of their own colonial legacy, in supporting Israeli colonialism in the Arab and Muslim world – as a garrison state that further facilitates their renewed imperial interests in the region. Europeans are turning their legitimate guilt into an illegitimate instrument of their sustained imperial designs on the globe, from whom Americans then take their cues.

European logic of colonialism

Israel is a European colonial settlement, the last astonishingly barefaced remnant of European colonialism in a world that calls itself “postcolonial”.

The same people who are with perfect justification enraged by the foolish Ahmadinejad (when he denies the Holocaust) are evidently entirely undisturbed when their Prime Minister Golda Meir or their favourite presidential candidate Newt Gingrich denies the existence of Palestinians.

The daring imagination of Günter Grass’ poem – a heroically tragic act precisely because the poet is implicated in the moral outrage of his own poem – is significant precisely because it captures this German and by extension European logic/madness of colonial conquest and moral cannibalism. A German intellectual exposing the structural link between Zionism and colonialism marks the even more innate link between the Holocaust and colonialism – precisely at the moment of warning against the regional warmongering of Zionism as the post/colonial extension of European colonialism.

What Prime Minister Netanyahu’s reaction to Günter Grass’ poem, and many others like him, do not recognise is that precisely when they accuse the German poet of anti-Semitism they are in fact acknowledging the colonial provenance of the Jewish state. The harder they object to Günter Grass, the clearer becomes the fact that the Jewish state is the rhetorical articulation of the very logic of European global colonialism, of which the Jewish Holocaust, as Aimé Césaire rightly recognised, was a local overdose.

There is one, and only one, definitive resolution for that paradoxical consistency to come to an end: the one state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian dilemma. It is only in that basic, simple, elegant, humane, non-violent, enduring and just resolution that the paradox of Zionism as colonialism, and the structural link between the Jewish Holocaust and European colonialism, can once and for all be resolved.

The fact and the inevitability of that solution, delivering both Israelis and Palestinians from their mutual (however asymmetrical) sufferings, has been staring the world in the eye from day one – and yet the belligerent politics of despair has caused an intentional blindness that prevents that simple vision. So, yes, Günter Grass is right – and in this revelation he could no longer possibly be an anti-Semite:

Only this way are all, the Israelis and Palestinians,
Even more, all people, that in this
Region occupied by mania
Live cheek by jowl among enemies,
In the end also to help us.

Hamid Dabashi is Hagop Kevorkian Professor of Iranian Studies and Comparative Literature at Columbia University in New York.  His forthcoming book, The Arab Spring:  The End of Postcolonialism (Zed, 2012) is scheduled for publication in May 2012. 

The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera’s editorial policy.

Editorial – The New (Conservative) Liberalism by Charles Davis

Charles Davis, on liberalism in America, and how it fails to provide systemic solutions to the problems faced in an increasingly conservative world. Via Al Jazeera:

Once upon a time — say, three years ago — your average Democrat appeared to care about issues of war and peace. When the man dropping the bombs spoke with an affected Texas twang, the moral and fiscal costs of empire were the subject of numerous protests and earnest panel discussions, the issue not just a banal matter of policy upon which reasonable people could disagree, but a matter of the nation’s very soul.

Then the guy in the White House changed.

Now, if the Democratic rank and file haven’t necessarily learned to love the bomb – though many certainly have — they have at least learned to stop worrying about it. Barack Obama may have dramatically expanded the war in Afghanistan, launched twice as many drone strikes in Pakistan as his predecessor and dropped women-and-children killing cluster bombs in Yemen, but peruse a liberal magazine or blog and you’re more likely to find a strongly worded denunciation of Rush Limbaugh than the president. War isn’t over, but one could be forgiven for thinking that it is.

Given the lamentable state of liberal affairs, Drift, a new book from MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, is refreshing. Most left-of-centre pundits long ago relegated the issue of killing poor foreigners in unjustifiable wars of aggression to the status of a niche concern, somewhere between Mitt Romney’s family dog and the search results for “Santorum” in terms of national importance. So in that sense, it’s nice to see a prominent progressive at least trying to grapple with the evils of militarism and rise of the US empire. It’s just a shame the book isn’t very good…

 

Incomparable Pulitzer-Winning Middle East Correspondent Dies in Syria

democracynow.org – The Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid has died at the age of 43. Shadid died of an apparent asthma attack on Thursday while covering the conflict in Syria. An American of Lebanese descent who spoke fluent Arabic, Shadid captured dimensions of life in the Middle East that many others failed to see. His exceptional coverage won him a Pulitzer Prize in 2004 and 2010 for international reporting while covering the U.S. occupation of Iraq. Shadid has been a guest on Democracy Now! several times over the past decade reporting on Libya, Tunisia, Iraq and Lebanon. We air excerpts from our last interview with Shadid in April 2011, just after he returned home following his six-day capture in Libya by Col. Muammar Qaddafi’s forces.

To watch the complete daily, independent news hour, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for additional Democracy Now! reports, visit http://www.democracynow.org/

PJ Media – Reporters Expose Leftists in the Department of Justice

PJ Media’s J. Christian Adams and Hans Von Spakovsky talk to Bill Whittle about the shady hiring practices at the Department of Justice, revelations that earned PJ Media a Pulitzer Prize nomination. From the failure to comply with the Freedom of Information requests, to the hiring of radical lawyers, Bill Whittle brings you the shocking truth about Obama’s Department of Justice. You don’t want to miss this interview.

For all of PJ Media’s Reports on the Depratment of Justice click here:
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TV – Pulitzer Prize Profile: The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Public Service Award

Announced Monday by Columbia University, The Philadelphia Inquirer won the Pulitzer Prize for public service for its “Assault on Learning” series that chronicled pervasive under-reported violence in the city’s public schools. Jeffrey Brown and The Inquirer’s Kristen Graham discuss the award and the series’ impact on the city.

TOP-SECRET – The Hidden Gulag in North Korea

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Exposed – 12 Secret Service Agents In Prostitution Scandal

Members of the president’s Secret Service detail, including a supervisor, are in what looks to be some pretty hot water. At least one United States Secret Service agent is alleged to have sought the services of a prostitute in Cartagena, Colombia, where President Obama is visiting for the Summit of the Americas. CBS News has learned that one of the agents allegedly involved with the prostitute is a supervisor of the Counter Terror Assault Team (CAT). The CAT team is responsible for advance planning and response and is not part of the president’s protective detail.

A source in the Secret Service tells CBS News that one or more of the officers were involved with prostitutes and that there was a dispute over payment. One prostitute went to the police, who notified the State Department. The agents stayed at Hotel Caribe, where the international press is staying. A former Secret Service agent said the American Embassy in Colombia directed the entire division of 12 to be sent back to the United States because it was an embarrassment for the president and the U.S. The team was replaced before the president’s arrival in Colombia on Friday. The source also said that two of the men sent home were first level supervisors. Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan confirmed the removal of personnel in a statement and said the agency is taking “allegations of misconduct seriously.”

Unveiled – The Neuroscience of Adam Smith’s ‘Theories of Morality’

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“Adam Smith contended that moral sentiments like egalitarianism derived from a ‘fellow-feeling’ that would increase with our level of sympathy for others, predicting not merely aversion to inequity, but also our propensity to engage in egalitarian behaviors,” the researchers wrote. Via ScienceDaily:

The part of the brain we use when engaging in egalitarian behavior may also be linked to a larger sense of morality, researchers have found. Their conclusions, which offer scientific support for Adam Smith’s theories of morality, are based on experimental research published in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The study, coming seven months after the start of the Occupy Wall Street Movement, which has been aimed at addressing income inequality, was conducted by researchers from: New York University’s Wilf Family Department of Politics; the University of Toronto; the University of California, San Diego; the University of California, Davis; and the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.

Previous scholarship has established that two areas of the brain are active when we behave in an egalitarian manner — the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) and the insular cortex, which are two neurological regions previously shown to be related to social preferences such as altruism, reciprocity, fairness, and aversion to inequality. Less clear, however, is how these parts of the brain may also be connected to egalitarian behavior in a group setting…

Escape from a “Necrocracy” – by Claire Lambrecht

In North Korea, the hunger games have been raging for quite some time.

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By Claire Lambrecht

What lies 25 miles north of Seoul is something of a mystery. Since the 1950s, the region has fallen out of favor, bringing otherwise-electric conversation to a screeching, brownout halt. Few people, it seems, know exactly where North Korea is, though they know it belongs somewhere near the top-right corner of the map—so far north Sarah Palin could probably see it from her house.

It’s easier, of course, to imagine the country as an army of Team America bobble-head dolls: to call it, as the late Christopher Hitchens did in a 2001 Vanity Fair article, a “necrocracy.” After all, it is not particularly strange that a dead man should rule a country where so many live a half-step from starvation. What’s strange is that, in a time obsessed by undead vampires and zombies, the real thing gathers little attention.

Escape from Camp 14: One Man’s Remarkable Odyssey from North Korea to Freedom in the West (Viking, April 2) is one such story. Despite its vivid details, thriller-novel pacing, and foundation in personal memoir, the book, a product of several interviews between Washington Post writer Blaine Harden and North Korean refugee Shin Dong-hyuk, will likely fall beneath the radar of American audiences; regrettably, with greater ease than Shin struggled through a small opening in an high-voltage fence in 2005.

Though selected as one of Foreign Policy’s “21 books that will matter in 2012,” and a BBC Radio 4 “Book of the Week,” Escape From Camp 14 won’t likely pique the attention of Oprah’s Book Club. It is too blunt an instrument, particularly because it is so unbelievable, so tragic, and – like so many other stories of atrocity—concluded with a question mark.

North Korean labor camps… have lasted twice as long as the Soviet gulag and nearly twelve times longer than Nazi concentration camps.

Born into one of North Korea’s six “complete control districts” (i.e. labor camps), which have remained virtually unnoticed by the global community in spite of their visibility on Google Earth, Shin was stripped of his humanity from the start. Classified as “irredeemable” because of an uncle’s crime against the state (fleeing the country after the Korean War), Shin was regularly overworked, abused, and starved. In Camp 14, an isolated compound about 30 miles long and 15 miles wide, Shin was taught to believe that violence was normal and snitching a duty.

When Shin, at the age of 13, discovered that his mother and older brother were planning an escape attempt, he promptly told a prison guard. Within weeks, Shin’s mother and brother were brought in front of the crowded camp and shot. Though Shin sees this betrayal as the most trying burden his life, at the moment of execution Shin was angry. “He hated his mother and brother with the savage clarity of a wronged and wounded adolescent,” wrote Harden.

This is far from the first story of blatant disregard for humanity (Primo Levy’s Survival In Auschwitz, Jean Amery’s At the Mind’s Limits: Contemplations by a Survivor on Auschwitz and Its Realities, or Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem), nor, unfortunately, is the physical record of Shin’s abuse unique (Tina Rosenberg’s Children of Cain or Peter Maass’s Love Thy Neighbor). What sets Escape From Camp 14 apart is that the preconditions for Shin’s imprisonment remain intact.

As Harden points out in the book’s introduction, North Korean labor camps—home to 150,000 to 200,000 prisoners according to the U.S. State Department—have lasted twice as long as the Soviet gulag and nearly twelve times longer than Nazi concentration camps. The longevity of the camps, however, provides little excuse for their existence.

“It is unthinkable,” wrote Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn in the The Gulag Archipelago, “to fail to distinguish between what constitutes an abominable atrocity that must be prosecuted and what constitutes that ‘past’ which ‘ought not to be stirred up.’”

With the death of Kim Jong-Il in December, these labor camps were passed on to the third generation of the Kim rule. The twenty-something Kim Jong-Un shows no sign of embracing the glasnost-style reforms that eventually led to the 1991 abolition of the Soviet gulag.

The refusal of the North Korean administration to evolve puts Shin in a curious position. As the only known defector born in a “no exit” camp, he faces the modern world with an albatross around his neck: one that no one else can see, and few are willing to acknowledge.

Blaine Harden, the book’s author, will be speaking at the Korea Society of New York on April 12. LiNK, a non-profit providing emergency relief to North Korean refugees, will be premiering their new documentary film, The People’s Crisis, at The New School on April 27.

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Unveiled – The Hunger Games In North Korea

Grimly close to a real-life version of everyone’s favorite dystopian novel/movie? Guernicaon author Shin Dong-hyuk, who in 2005 slipped out of North Korea through a hole in an high-voltage fence:

Born into one of North Korea’s six “complete control districts” (labor camps), which have remained virtually unnoticed by the global community despite their visibility on Google Earth, Shin was born stripped of his humanity. Classified as “irredeemable” because of an uncle’s crime against the state (fleeing the country after the Korean War), Shin was regularly overworked, abused, and starved. In Camp 14, an isolated compound about 30 miles long, Shin was taught to believe that violence was normal and snitching a duty.

When. at the age of 13, he discovered that his mother and older brother were planning an escape attempt, he promptly told a prison guard. Shin’s mother and brother were brought in front of the crowded camp and shot.

 

Unveiled – How the Cold War Was Won … by the French

 

When a KGB colonel decided to pass on secrets that would devastate the Soviet Union he turned to Paris, a new film reveals

By John Lichfield

James Bond and George Smiley can eat their hearts out. Who really won the Cold War for the democratic world? The French, naturellement. This rather startling claim is made by the publicity for a brooding, brilliant, French spy movie which reaches cinemas next week. Although somewhat far-fetched, the boast that French intelligence “changed the world” does have some basis in fact.

The story of L’Affaire Farewell, how a French mole in the KGB leaked information so devastating that it hastened the implosion of the Soviet Union, is comparatively little known in Britain or even in France.

Due credit is given to the French, the once-reviled “surrender monkeys”, by, of all sources, the Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA’s official website still carries a compelling essay, written soon after the affair was declassified in 1996, by Gus Weiss, the American official who ran the Washington end of the case. He concludes: “[The] Farewell dossier… led to the collapse of a crucial [KGB spying] programme at just the time the Soviet military needed it… Along with the US defence build-up and an already floundering Soviet economy, the USSR could no longer compete.”

The official version of events shows that the French taupe, or mole, was Colonel Vladimir Vetrov of Directorate T, the industrial spying arm of the KGB. In 1981-82, he gave French intelligence more than 3,000 pages of documents and the names of more than 400 Soviet agents posted abroad. The information, shared by Paris with its Nato allies, was deeply alarming but also hugely encouraging.

Colonel Vetrov, codenamed Farewell by the French, laid bare the successful Soviet strategies for acquiring, legally and illegally, advanced technology from the West. He also exposed the abject failure of the Communist system to match rapid Western advances in electronic micro-technology.

The case directly influenced President Ronald Reagan’s decision to launch the “Star Wars” programme in 1983: a hi-tech bluff which would drag the USSR into an unaffordable, and calamitous, attempt to keep up with the democratic world.

Raymond Nart, the French intelligence officer who handled the case from Paris, reported that Colonel Vetrov approached the French because he had once been stationed in Paris and loved the French language. His original contact was a French businessman in Moscow and then a French military attaché and his wife. He passed on secrets by exchanging shopping baskets with the wife in a Moscow market.

The Russian never asked for money or for a new life in the West. He was an “uncontrollable man, who oscillated between euphoria and over-excitement”, said Mr Nart. He appears to have been motivated by frustration with the Soviet system and, maybe, a personal grudge. He was eventually caught, and executed, after stabbing his mistress and killing a policeman in a Moscow park in February 1982. The case remains deeply sensitive, and mysterious, in Russia and France. The democratic Russia of Vladimir Putin (ex-KGB) and Dimitry Medvedev brought pressure on a celebrated Russian actor, Sergei Makovetsky, to withdraw from the French film, L’Affaire Farewell, which premieres at the Toronto film festival this week. A request to film in Russia was refused.

Former French intelligence officers came forward to try to sidetrack the film’s director, Christian Carion (who made the Oscar-nominated Joyeux Noel about the fraternisation in the trenches in December 1914). The ex-agents told him that the Farewell case was not what it seemed. The whole affair, they said, had been concocted by the CIA to test the loyalty to the West of the Socialist president, François Mitterrand, after he was elected in May 1981.

Even Mitterrand came to believe this version of events, and fired a senior French intelligence chief in 1985. These allegations, officially denied in Washington and Paris, are almost certainly driven by jealousy among competing French spy services. Farewell was “run” – at the mole’s own insistence – by a relatively small, French counter-espionage agency, the Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST), which was not supposed to operate abroad.

The former French foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, a diplomatic adviser to President Mitterrand at the time, is in no doubt that Farewell existed. “It was one of the most important spy cases of the 20th century,” he said. “At no other time since 1945 was the Soviet system exposed to the light of day so completely.”

Mr Védrine rejects the implication – in the publicity surrounding the film rather than the film itself – that the Farewell case caused the collapse of the Soviet Union. But he, like the senior US official, Mr Weiss, argues that the information provided by the KGB mole was one of the catalysts for the demise of the USSR, nine years later. By making it even harder for the Soviets to compete with the West, the affair magnified doubts and tensions within the Communist hierarchy and assisted the rise – but also undermined the work – of the would-be reformer, Mikhail Gorbachev.

The film, L’Affaire Farewell, made in Russian, French and English, stars the Bosnian actor, Emir Kusturica, as the KGB mole and Willem Dafoe as the head of the CIA. To allow the researcher-scriptwriter, Eric Raynaud, cinematic licence with the story, Colonel Vetrov has been renamed, Serguei Grigoriev. The French agents are telescoped into one man, a reluctant businessman-turned-spy called Pierre Froment, played by Guillaume Canet.

The film, which has received glowing advance reviews, is far from being a James Bond car-chase thriller. It is more like a Gallic John Le Carré: part historical essay, part psycho-drama about the relationship between professional Russian spy and amateur French agent. The director, Carion, admits that he has guillotined parts of the story. He left out the professional French agent and his wife and he left out Farewell’s attempt to stab his mistress as “too confusing”. The effect is to downplay Colonel Vetrov’s murky side and make the story one of anguished heroism, on both sides.

Russia’s refusal to co-operate in the making of the movie is easily explained, Carion says. In 1983, 47 Soviet diplomats and journalists, identified as spies by Farewell, were expelled from Paris. Among them was a young diplomat called Alexander Avdeev. When the film was being planned, Mr Avdeev was back in Paris as the Russian ambassador. He has since returned to Moscow as Minister of Culture.

How significant was the Farewell affair? In the essay on the CIA web-site, Mr Weiss, a member of Ronald Reagan’s National Security Council in 1981, gives a lengthy account of its importance to the US. Mr Weiss, who was put in charge of the US response to the Farewell leaks, was an intelligence officer for almost half a century. His words need to be treated with caution but he suggests that Farewell played a pivotal role in the winning of the Cold War.

“Reading the material caused my worst nightmares to come true,” he said. The Soviet Union, under the cover of detente had extracted so many technical secrets from the West, openly and illegally, that in the 1970s “our science was supporting their national defence”.

At the same time, the Farewell File revealed that the USSR was much further behind the West in computer technology than the CIA had believed possible. The US used the information to turn the tables, Mr Weiss said, “and conduct economic warfare of our own”.

Sabotaged pieces of technology were leaked to Moscow “designed so that… they would appear genuine but would later fail”; “contrived [unreliable] computer chips found their way into Soviet military equipment, flawed turbines were installed on a gas pipeline (which later exploded) and defective plans disrupted the output of chemical plants and a tractor factory”.

The former French foreign minister, Mr Vedrine, believes that the Soviet empire was already close to collapse in the early 1980s. Its economic model was no longer working. The Afghan war and military expenditure had crippled state finances. The value of oil exports had plummeted. Farewell, he says, did not cause the end of the USSR but it did “hasten the system towards its end”.

Gus Weiss reaches the same conclusion. Unlike Mr Védrine, he will never see the cinematic version of events. He died in November 2003 in mysterious circumstances, officially classified as suicide. Mr Weiss, who had split with the Bush administration over Iraq, fell from the windows of his apartment in Washington. The apartment was in the Watergate building.

Unvealed – Ikea Used Political Prisoners of the STASI As Slave Labor

Like many global companies mass producing goods, Ikea has a past of unjust labor. The Telegraph reports:

Ikea developed strong links with the communist state in the 1970s, opening a number of manufacturing facilities, one of which, according to Stasi records discovered by German television company WDR, used political prisoners to construct sofas.

The factory in Waldheim stood next to a prison, and inmates were used as unpaid labour, it is claimed. Gaols in the Democratic Republic housed significant numbers of political prisoners, with some estimates indicating they made up at least 20 per cent of the entire prison population.

Quoted in a Stasi file, Ingvar Kamprad, Ikea’s founder, said while he had no official knowledge of the use of prison labour, if it did indeed exist “in the opinion of Ikea it would be in society’s interests.”

 

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Carpocrates – Orgies for Jesus

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The following is an excerpt from the new Disinformation title 50 Things You’re Not Supposed To Know: Religion, authored by Daniele Bolelli.]

What if Christian theology dismissed the virgin birth and other miracles as fairy tales? What if your pastor/priest told you to flush the Ten Commandments down the toilet and instead live life to the fullest? What if Sunday service at your local church consisted in a juicy orgy? All of this could have happened had Carpocrates had his way.

Carpo … who? The lead character in our story was the leader of a second century Christian community based in the Greek islands. Back in those days, early Christians couldn’t agree on just about anything. Official Christian doctrine hadn’t been fully established yet, so an extremely wide range of opinions and teachings fell under the label of “Christianity.” The only thing they had in common was that they all thought Jesus was a cool guy. Other than that, everything else was up for debate since they couldn’t even agree on which books should become official scriptures. Some Christians believed their religion was to remain exclusively for Jewish people. Others wanted to open it to all ethnicities. Some believed Jesus and God were one. Others were far from sold about this. Some were strict ascetics. Others enjoyed a very sensual life. Some promoted women as leaders within their groups. Others felt women were good to cook dinner and make babies, but religious leaders? Ha!

In the midst of this very chaotic beginning, Carpocrates emerged as a particularly charismatic preacher, who soon attracted enough of a following as to give birth to his own branch of Christianity. His ideas were just a tad on the wild side. Jesus—Carpocrates argued—was as human as anyone else. He was a visionary whose brilliance and wisdom put him in touch with God, but was not God himself. This didn’t diminish Jesus’s status in Carpocrates’s eyes, since it set him up as a model of behavior that regular human beings could hope to emulate. The whole story of the virgin birth made Carpocrates laugh. In his view, good old Jesus was conceived in the old fashioned way: through sweaty sex. The depth of Jesus’s wisdom was enough for Carpocrates to admire and love him, so he felt no need for any supernatural special effects.

Since this beginning was apparently not controversial enough, Carpocrates promptly taught his followers to reject Mosaic Law as well as the prevailing morality of his times as mere human opinions, not divine commandments. A goodie-goodie morality was according to Carpocrates nothing but a cage built by those who were too scared by life’s intensity. The soul could only achieve freedom and fulfillment by experiencing all of life, without discriminating too much. Only in this way, it would free itself from the cycle of reincarnation …

Oh, yeah, did I forget to mention that? Carpocrates’s followers—like the members of many other early Christian sects—fully believed in reincarnation. And just like several tantric schools found in the history of both Hinduism and Buddhism, they also believed that human beings should explore every emotion without holding back. Sensual pleasure in their eyes was not any less sacred than the most spiritual practices, so good food, sex and every other earthly joy was embraced as a stepping stone toward liberation.

This determination to live life to the fullest went hand in hand with another radical notion. Carp considered differences in wealth and social class as unnatural perversions. Since everyone is born naked and equal in front of God, human attempts to gain status at the expense of others were misguided and ultimately against God’s plan. The cure for the very human tendency toward ego aggrandizing was to discourage the evil of private property. Instead, everything—from material possessions to sexual partners—was to be held in common. Coupled with Carp’s insistence on indulging in sensual pleasures, this idea led his followers to regularly stage sexual orgies as part of their spiritual practices … which makes you wonder: just how different would the world be had mainstream forms of Christianity decided to embrace Carpocrates rather than stern moralists like Saint Paul and Saint Augustine? I think it’s a safe bet that church attendance would be much higher.

Uncensored – 9/11 Commission Report as Downloadable PDF File

 

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Unveiled – Google Advertising Based on Environmental Conditions Patent

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On-line advertisements allow advertisers to reach a wide range of viewers through the Internet. The selection of advertisements for display, such as with search results and other information, and the ordering of those advertisements, may be achieved by various techniques. In one example, an initial determination is made to identify all advertisements that are a match or near match for the applied search terms or other query items or information. The match may be made, for example, between one or more words in a query, and key words identified by an advertiser and associated with a particular advertisement or group of advertisements, such as a campaign. For example, a company selling fishing tackle may have a line of large lures, and may thus identify terms such as “lunker,” “sturgeon,” and “muskie fever” as keywords to associate with their advertisements for such large lures. Those advertisements may then be considered by the system for display when a search results are displayed to a user who enters such terms. The comparison may also be made between a search or query, and the text in an advertisement or the text in a target of a hyperlink in an advertisement, or to a combination of keywords, target text, and advertisement text, among other possible techniques. For example, the system may effectively select terms from an advertisement as key words so that the advertisement is selected for possible display when a search or other user action associated with the key words is submitted. An advertisement may be selected for possible display if there is a “near” match also, for example, if a query includes terms that are known synonyms or mistypings/misspellings of the key word terms for an advertisement.

This document describes a system for allowing advertisers to target on-line advertisements based on environmental factors of end users. When determining what ads to serve to end users, the environmental factors can be used independently or in combination with matching of keywords associated with the advertisements and keywords in user search queries. A web browser or search engine located at the user’s site may obtain information on the environment (e.g., temperature, humidity, light, sound, air composition) from sensors. Advertisers may specify that the ads are shown to users whose environmental conditions meet certain criteria. For example, advertisements for air conditioners can be sent to users located at regions having temperatures above a first threshold, while advertisements for winter overcoats can be sent to users located at regions having temperatures below a second threshold.

Implementations may include one or more of the following features. The sensor can include an environmental sensor that provides information about the environmental condition. The sensor can be part of or coupled to a machine used by the user for accessing the network. At the server, the advertisement can be identified from among a plurality of advertisements by matching an environmental condition associated with the advertisement with the environmental condition of the user. The environmental condition can include at least one of temperature, humidity, sound, light, air composition, location, and speed of movement. The environmental condition can include at least one of soil, crop, or livestock conditions. The advertisement can be associated with a predetermined temperature condition, and the server can provide the advertisement to the user when the temperature at the user’s site or at a geographical location of the user meets the predetermined temperature condition. The advertisement can be associated with a predetermined sound level condition, and the server provides the advertisement to the user when the ambient sound level at the user’s site meets the predetermined sound level condition.

Unveiled – Censored U.S. Army Articles on Afghan Massacre Suspect Staff Sergeant Robert Bales

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The following are mirrored copies of multiple U.S. Army news articles referencing and containing pictures of Staff Sergeant Robert Bales who has been identified as the man accused of murdering of 16 civilians in Kandahar on March 11, 2012.  These two articles along with all other photos and media created by the U.S. Army that references Bales or contains photos of him is being removed from Army websites in an attempt to wipe away traces of the soldier’s online history.  We have mirrored the material in the interest of preserving the documents for analysis and historical interest.

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Lessons Learned in Iraq: The Battle of Zarqa

February 9, 2009

By Don Kramer

Story Highlights

  • With the trappings of World War I and II tactics and 21st Century weaponry, the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment’s fight in January 2007
  • Captain Brent Clemmer’s C Company was the tip of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment spear on Jan. 28, 2007. He had tested the limits o
  • Warriors to life-savers: Patriot Battalion Soldiers were wary of the first group of Shiite fighters who walked out of Zarqa under white flag

Editor’s note: This is a three-part account of the Battle of Zarqa, also called the Battle of Najaf in some sources. Background information and portions of this article were drawn from the Fort Lewis Battle Command Training Center 2008 video documentary of the Battle of Zarqa. The full video and other training and leader development information is available on https://StrykerNet.army.mil to AKO account holders.

FORT LEWIS, Wash. – With the trappings of World War I and II tactics and 21st Century weaponry, the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment’s fight in January 2007 to recover a downed Apache helicopter south of Najaf stands as unique among Operation Iraqi Freedom engagements.

Counterinsurgency operations carry their own metrics, different from those that measure success in combat against an enemy who stands and fights. But by all military standards, Lt. Col. Barry Huggins’ 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division Stryker battalion achieved a smashing success in what might have been the most traditional battle of Operation Iraqi Freedom. It ended in such a one-sided victory for U.S. and Iraqi forces that anticoalition media attempted to frame it as a “massacre” – until details came to light of the enemy’s plans, detailed preparations and prodigious arsenal of weapons and equipment.

On Jan. 28 and 29, 2007, a fanatic and well-armed Shiite paramilitary faction stood and fought in southern Iraq against two companies of 2-3 Inf. augmented with engineers, 8th Iraqi Army elements and two Special Forces detachments, on a compound the insurgents had prepared for months. Riddled on three sides with deep trenches, high berms and antitank positions and protected on the fourth by the Euphrates River, nearly 600 Jund as-Sama’, “Soldiers of Heaven,” fired all of their considerable ordnance and launched one assault after another throughout the night in attempts to surprise and outflank the Patriot Battalion task force. For the Shiite fighters, they had begun an apocalyptic battle they believed would hasten the return of the Mahdi, the 12th Imam.

In the end, the most important metric was the casualty count: 250 enemy fighters killed, 81 wounded and 410 detained and not a single 2-3 Inf. Soldier hurt or killed. Sophisticated, relentless firepower defeated superior numbers on ground of the enemy’s choosing. As the company commander of the lead element, Capt. Brent Clemmer, now a major enrolled at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. paraphrased a Ranger epigram, “Forget the fair fight.”

Every commander’s most optimistic intent on the battlefield had been realized – decisive victory with no loss of life to his unit.

What cannot be measured occurred at the end of the battle. Defining “agility,” American Soldiers seamlessly shifted into humanitarian operations. The Charger Company first sergeant, 1st Sgt. Viriato Ferrera, hastily organized detainee and casualty collection points at the outskirts of the village. He was shocked to see women and children join the trickle of demoralized fighters, which turned rapidly into a stream and then, a flood.

Within minutes of surrender, 2-3 Inf. Soldiers began a 10-hour struggle to save the lives of the same Jund as-Sama’ members they had battled all night long. Along with them came hundreds of their wives and children, completely taxing the unit’s medical supplies and personnel.

Some of the Patriots said they felt fated to take part in the surreal mix of fighting and lifesaving in Zarqa, since their involvement in the episode happened by chance.

The situation

The Patriot Battalion, which had already moved in late December from Mosul to Baghdad, had been detached from 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division to 4th Brigade, 25th Infantry Division to assist with its large southern battle space. Spartan Brigade leaders had asked for reinforcements based on the identification of several targets by intelligence during the Ashura season, the commemoration of the battle of Karbala in 680 A.D., during which the Muslim prophet Muhammad’s grandson, Husayn ibn Ali, died. As the holiest day of the year among many Shiites, it represents a key moment in their historical separation from Sunni Islam. Ashura is marked by pilgrimages to Karbala by Shiite faithful who often become targets for Sunni zealots.

The Soldiers of 2-3 Inf. had been on their own journey.

“We’d been on a long odyssey for the last week and a half before this whole thing started,” Clemmer said. The battalion left FOB Liberty in Baghdad for Karbala “on a 15-minute string,” and hadn’t returned to refit and resupply. Meanwhile, two of Clemmer’s three C Company platoons lost vehicles in the course of subsequent movements.

“We weren’t supposed to even be with the brigade we were with at the time,” said the company commander. “There weren’t any other Strykers down there at (Forward Operating Base) Kalsu when it happened. Who would have come to the rescue’”

On Jan. 28, 4th Bde., 25th Inf. Div. received a call for help from Operational Detachment Alpha 563, a Special Forces team that had answered an earlier call from another SF A-team, 566, in Zarqa, a village south of Najaf. The following account is taken from the introduction to the DVD produced by the Leader Development Team in the I Corps Battle Command Training Center at Fort Lewis:

Iraqi police received a tip that Jund as-Sama’ based in Zarqa were planning to assassinate Shiite leaders including the Grand Ayatollah al-Sistani and Muqtada al-Sadr, during Ashura.

Provincial authorities reported the information to the 8th Iraqi Army, which sent a scout platoon with American advisers to conduct reconnaissance and report on the gathering in Zarqa. Once on site, the Iraqi scouts were attacked by a battalion-sized element with small arms and heavy machine guns. The scouts requested assistance.

U.S. Army SF Detachment ODA 566 arrived at 8 a.m., Jan 28. The ODA reported a large insurgent element had occupied hasty fighting positions in existing drainage canals and was placing effective small arms, machine gun and rocket-propelled-grenade fire on the Iraqi Forces.

ODA 566 requested reinforcements. A joint patrol of Iraqi SWAT and another SF detachment, ODA 563, moved to the site. After close air support from F-16s and A-10s failed to disrupt the insurgent defense, ODA 566 requested attack aviation. An attack weapons team of two AH-64 Apache helicopters departed FOB Kalsu and arrived at 12:30 p.m., simultaneously with the arrival of Hillah SWAT and ODA 563. Coordinated attacks began on the insurgent positions.

At about 1:30 p.m., one of the Apaches was shot down near the enemy position, killing both pilots. Insurgent direct fire, now augmented with mortars, prevented the SF from securing the aircraft. The coalition forces on site established an overwatch of the crash site, and effectively fixed the insurgent force with direct fire, additional attack aviation and continuous close air support.

The 4th Bde., 25th Inf. Div. commander, Col. Mike Garrett, directed that his attached Stryker battalion task force answer the call.

“The best force I’ve got, the most ready force to move 97 kilometers quickly into this unknown situation is the Strykers that are attached to me,” Lt. Col. Adam Rocke, current 2-3 Inf. commander, then the 3rd Bde., 2nd Inf. Div. operations officer, paraphrased Garrett.

Movement to Zarqa

Huggins got the call and said he could have his companies together in 15 minutes. They had planned to conduct raids that night anyway, so the planning sequence was already completed. When Clemmer’s radio squawked, in fact, he thought it was part of the rehearsal for that night’s operation.

“No sir, it’s not a practice, sir,” said the voice of his operations sergeant. “Brigade’s calling us and there’s a helicopter down.”

“We’re focused on a helicopter needs to be recovered,” Huggins said. “We get the word that there’s an (SF) ODA at the scene securing it and there’s some light contact. About an hour later we get the word to launch. I send the initial company forward, Charlie Company with Brent Clemmer, and he’s moving within 10 minutes of that launch. I assemble the logistics support trains with my Bravo Company and my battalion TAC. We’re still trying to figure out the situation on the ground.”

As orders to saddle up moved through the companies, the common expectation among the Soldiers was that they would be back in their racks at FOB Kalsu by midnight. No one had heard of the brisk fighting going on 100 kilometers to the south.

Charger Company left an hour after the launch order and Blackhorse followed a half hour later with Huggins, the TAC and battalion support trains in tow. The way south from FOB Kalsu took C Company through the city of Hillah, which they found full of Ashura pilgrims. The movement halted in its tracks.

“There’s a couple thousand people flailing themselves, big banners and everything else,” Clemmer said. “Here’s where some of the lessons of Mosul came into effect because we had worked with the police so well.”

The Iraqi police escorted the fast-moving Stryker convoy around the crowds and with the help of its escort, had quickly cleared the city and resumed its pace. Clemmer’s company made it to the outskirts of Zarqa in about 90 minutes total, despite the slowdown in Hillah.

As he arrived on site, Clemmer saw a humvee with steer horns mounted on the grill along the road. “It was Special Forces, no doubt about that,” Clemmer said. “I roll in there, jump out of the truck and the first thing I hear is .50 cal down the road just going off. So much for a secure site.”

A brief hand-off of control of the site focused on the recovery operation at hand.

“We go and confirm we have two people in the helicopter, and that was the most important thing – make sure the two guys were there,” Clemmer said. “We were there. No one else was going to get to them. It took hours to get them out, but we were going to get them out.”

Forget the fair fight: Part 2: ‘It was like a match lit up’

Captain Brent Clemmer’s C Company was the tip of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment spear on Jan. 28, 2007. He had tested the limits of his Stryker vehicles to cover the ground from FOB Kalsu to Zarqa, leading his Charger-Company convoy on a 97-kilometer dead gallop in 90 minutes.

Almost as soon as the convoy arrived at 5:30 p.m. to take control of the crash site of an AH-64, automatic fire erupted, touching off a fire fight that would last all night.

The situation was confusing at first. Iraqi 8th Army and SWAT elements had been heavily engaged in the hours prior to the arrival of the small task force and were unable to provide a detailed picture of the battleground.

A berm complex, a series of tree lines and a small cluster of farm buildings obstructed views of what Patriot Soldiers later learned was a fortified compound at the edge of a hardened village full of zealots prepared to fight to their deaths.

“The SF did a good job covering the crash site by fire,” said Staff Sgt. Brian Butler, then weapons squad leader of 2nd Platoon, C Co., “but they didn’t have the means to build a perimeter around it. The only enemy they were seeing were the ones trying to go out to the crash site to get the pilots.”

The twilight had turned to darkness, through which the Charger platoons prepared to maneuver around the helicopter. Clemmer issued orders to his platoon leaders to envelop the crash. As the platoons stepped off, AK-47s opened up from four huts to the north.

“The SF was still in control of the birds at that point,” Butler said. “That’s when the first Hellfire went off.” “It was like a match lit up,” said Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, team leader in C Company’s 1st Squad, 1st Platoon. “It looked like a toy with a candle lit underneath it. Fire straight up.”

By 5:45 p.m., the Charger platoons had formed a horseshoe around the downed Apache. They had begun the assault in their Strykers, then dismounted to sweep back across the site. Until then, there had been no mortar- or rocket-propelled-grenade fire to argue against tactical exposure.

By a few minutes after 6 p.m., they had secured the site enough to let the engineers do their work. Sappers traveling with C Company recovered the first pilot while Patriot Soldiers provided cover.

The battalion commander, Lt. Col. Barry Huggins, arrived with Capt. Bill Parsons’ B Company, which was task-organized with recovery vehicles and his own engineer platoon.

Charger Company’s 1st Platoon took up positions on the eastern side of the chopper while 2nd Platoon settled to the Southeast, directly in front of the still-burning wreckage. Third platoon occupied berms to the west.

Small-arms fire started almost immediately from farther to the southeast. As the platoons were aligned, only 3rd could answer to suppress it without firing through its own lines.

“The bad guys were not afraid to shoot a lot but had no (aiming lights) and were poorly trained,” Clemmer said. “The result was they shot high. Most of my guys will tell you they had parts of the trees around us falling onto them, cut down by enemy fire.”

Clemmer called forward his company mortar section and oriented his section sergeant, Staff Sgt. Scott Muetz, on the targets to the east and southeast. Muetz and his section leader, Staff Sgt. Larry Neal, had endured merciless ribbing from the rest of the battalion for their insistence on training on their guns while artillery Soldiers in OIF were used overwhelmingly as infantry assets. Every Charger mortarman was thankful that night for his long hours of training and certification on the guns. With its thicket of deep trenches, Zarqa was more than anything an indirect-fire fight.

“All we had visual on was a little farm shack,” Muetz said. “(The compound and village were) farther back in. But at first we were wondering, ‘What’s all this firing about””

The mortar section fired missions and alternately dug in. By the early morning, the 60 mm tubes were ensconced inside fighting positions. The platoons on the crash-site perimeter were also using shovels in throwback defensive tactics.

“The cool part about this was World War II style, you dug in,” Bales said. “Guys were out there digging a fighting position in the ground. You’re taking a shovel and digging as fast as you can.”

“It’s no problem digging when you have rounds zinging by and the vehicle behind you is getting hit,” Muetz said. Soon after he arrived, Parsons conducted a reconnaissance-in-force and placed his engineer platoon in security overwatch on the main road into the site known as ASR Miami. Soon after he arrived, he conducted his own battle handoff with ODA 563 personnel.

En route from FOB Kalsu, Parsons had already attended to convoy security by sending his executive officer, 1st Lt. Patrick Horan, and a small team to neutralize a machine-gun ambush at a choke point along their route to Zarqa. By the time they arrived on the high ground where the enemy position had been sited, the machine gun and its crew were gone.

While B Company settled in, Huggins moved his command post and battalion support trains forward near the C Co. mortar section, now fully engaged in firing 60 mm missions. He was still unaware of the village in front of him, hidden behind the complex of farm shacks and a grove of date palms. After receiving Clemmer’s initial reports of spirited resistance and a thorough report from Capt. Roy Kempf, team leader of ODA 563, Huggins began to grasp the capability and dedication of the enemy still menacing the downed Apache in his battle space.

The plan changes

Huggins decided to modify the mission to engage the large concentration of enemy fighters they had encountered; he called in Parsons and Clemmer and issued an order to destroy enemy forces in the vicinity, while continuing recovery operations.

“We had not yet completed the recovery of the crash site, but had the site well secured,” Huggins wrote later in his commander’s summary of the battle. “I developed a plan to coordinate the airspace and allow close-air support, mortars, and rotary-winged aircraft all to participate in the fight. (I) figured we had a lucrative target and should develop it.”

“One of the main reasons we were successful,” Parsons said, “was Lt. Col. Huggins’ simple but effective plan that fixed the enemy and facilitated coordination between the different units on the ground.”

He assigned the Joint Theater Air Control System to Parsons to coordinate air assets and ordered him to lead his company south to seal off the bottom of the site. With Blackhorse Soldiers in place by 9 p.m., C Company to the west and the river to the east, Huggins concentrated air power on the northern sector to complete the box around the compound.

“They had a kill box where aircraft were looking for their own targets and calling to make sure everything was clear,” said C Co. fire support NCO, Staff Sgt. Jason Sims. “We had our indirect fires to the west of that, fixed wing and Spectre (gun ships) coming in. They were deconflicting themselves for the most part.”

Muetz’s mortar section switched to 120 mm rounds with low charges to keep the rounds below the flock of swirling aircraft. The Stryker mortar variant delivered round after pinpoint round to foil a number of insurgent attempts to regroup or mount charges.

“Those 120s were dead on,” Bales said. “We were getting (target) refinements from Spectre that were no refinements at all with the 120s. They were just dead on, just that accurate.”

“We were hearing reports that we’d killed a hundred in this trench line and I’m saying ‘Come on now, who’s slinging this bull” Clemmer said. “I’ve been in Iraq twice now and we’ve never faced 100 bad guys. It ended up being incredibly accurate, but in our minds, a hundred guys!”

Meanwhile, the careful work continued of extricating the second Apache pilot from the wreckage. Along with ducking enemy fire, the helicopter itself created a greater danger to the engineers attached to Charger Company.

“One Apache has so much (unexploded ordnance),” Butler said. “There was UXO scattered all over that field. I didn’t want to blow up trying to dig in so we didn’t dig in our hasties.”

At 10:27 p.m., brigade engineers accomplished the solemn task of securing the remains of the second pilot. “My infantry was forward fighting and those studs got the bodies out,” Clemmer said. “This was not an easy or pleasant task.”

Fire superiority

As the night wore on, despite the murderous volume of fire from all sides and above, the Soldiers-of-Heaven fighters showed incredible resiliency.

“There was a north-south running road with a big berm, behind which they were able to run and reinforce behind and a trench line that also ran east and west,” Butler said. “They’d come up on that berm and we’d shoot them; they’d pull that guy back, do buddy aid on him and replace the guy. So as they were taking casualties they were pulling guys back.”

A half-dozen times during the night, enemy fighters made suicidal rushes, some getting to within 100 to 150 meters of Patriot positions, Butler estimated. Every time, they were cut down by the weapons platform most available at the moment.

“Throughout the night, the enemy came up out of their positions and would come towards us,” Clemmer said. “It wasn’t fair and that was fine with me. As 3rd Battalion, 75th Infantry (Rangers) used to say, ‘forget the fair fight.’ Our thermals would see them and that .50 cal and the remote weapon station is wicked, wicked, wicked.”

Specialist Rodrigo Moreno had a front-row seat with 2nd Platoon, C Company directly in front of the crash site.

“When we were shooting I kind of stood up a little bit and tried to shoot,” Moreno said, “but I remember when they were dropping the 500 pounders, we got up on our knees even though bullets were still going over us and we got blown back.”

“We had so much control, we were bringing munitions in as close as we could according to military standard,” Sims said, “having the control and confidence and everybody knew where everybody was on the battlefield.”

It was clear that no amount of fanaticism would stand up to the sophistication and fire superiority of the array of U.S. weapons systems.

As midnight passed, Huggins directed B- and C-Company commanders to offer surrender terms over the public address systems in their command Strykers. They promised a lull to allow enemy fighters to gather themselves and come forward. Instead, the insurgents used the time to regroup and counter-attack.

“By (1 a.m. the enemy) was re-engaging with heavy machine guns and repositioning forces,” Huggins said. “We re-engaged with all assets. Among other things, we hit a truck carrying ammunition; it continued to cook off for half an hour. At another point, we hit an underground cache, with sympathetic detonations and small-arms ammunition cooking off for some time afterwards.”

The battle wanes

The volume of fire decreased through the early hours of Jan. 29, to the point that by some time between 3 and 4 a.m., 1st Sgt. Viriato Ferrera said it stopped altogether.

“That was the point where I think we broke their will,” Ferrera said.

Tarps and more recovery equipment arrived with ammunition resupply, allowing the sappers to complete their work dismantling the helicopter and loading the pieces onto two flat racks.

In the early morning the dangerous mission of trench clearing fell to B Company. Huggins’ battle plan from the beginning was for a Blackhorse assault from the south in the morning.

“At first light my 1st Platoon, led by 1st Lt. Austin Jones, moved up the eastern side of the objective to prevent some enemy from escaping,” Parsons said. “Then we got on-line, all four platoons, and cleared the trenches.”

While B Company mopped up the southern trenches, Clemmer was preparing his company for daylight assault from the west. He dismounted with his platoons and advanced to the berm closest to the compound. Charger Soldiers were going through final checks before the attack.

“I’m right behind my middle platoon, and we’re prepping hand grenades,” Clemmer said. “We’re going to go over the berm and seize this foothold to establish our support-by-fire line for B Company.”

As they popped up to go over the berm, fires that had burned overnight met another arms cache that exploded immediately in front of the C Co. position.

“Everyone was hitting the deck, diving over berms,” Clemmer said. “The next thing that happens is you start seeing white flags coming out. I’m looking up and my 2nd Platoon leader is in front of me saying, ‘Sir, they’re surrendering.’”

Zarqa: Forget the fair fight – Part 3: Warriors to life-savers

Patriot Battalion Soldiers were wary of the first group of Shiite fighters who walked out of Zarqa under white flags.

Special Forces officers had warned Huggins of the Soldiers of Heaven using flags of truce in attempts to sucker U.S. forces into ambushes, word of which he passed through his subordinate commanders.

Huggins’ plan before the surrender called for B Co. to clear trenches and assault from the south in the early morning hours of Monday, Jan. 29. For C Co. to assume unobstructed positions from which it could support Blackhorse Soldiers by fire, its platoons were forced to move forward, then intended to pivot on-line and orient with fields of fire across the trenches and the southern edge of the village.

Clemmer had dismounted and was following his 2nd Platoon forward on foot when the white flags appeared. After fighting throughout the night the Chargers took cover on line behind a berm, distrustful of their enemy. Clemmer ordered his platoons to halt in place to let the situation develop, ensuring this surrender was genuine.

“Everyone was exhausted at this point,” said C Company platoon leader, 1st Lt. Steve Smith. “Everyone was tense and waiting to see what would happen. We’d been shot at all night by these guys.”

First Lieutenant Jon Lowe’s 2nd Platoon, B Company Soldiers moved out to clear the largest swath of the Blackhorse sector. Lowe “had a tougher task because they had to clear a portion of the rubble-strewn village that was more heavily populated,” Parsons said, as well their share of the trench line. Lowe’s platoon also linked with the right flank of C Co. to prevent fratricide. The companies swept forward across the open areas south and west of the village and into the village itself without major incident.

“The fight was out of the enemy,” Parsons said.

Parsons’ B Co. was still clearing forward of its fighting positions from the previous night when the small group surrendered to C Co. Within a few minutes, the group in the C Company sector grew bolder.

“My assessment later is they were the bravest ones,” Clemmer said. “They probably thought we would kill them.”

The operational pause was the first chance for the 2-3 Inf. Soldiers to get a good look at what was in front of them, their first pictures that weren’t through the sites of weapons. It was their first realization that there was a village ahead rather than a few random farm buildings.

Two women followed the first group out of the village. When the Americans held their fire for the first several minutes, more followed.

The Charger 3rd Platoon sergeant, Sgt. 1st Class Tausala Faamausili, was the first to see severely wounded villagers ahead, calling out “We’ve got three litter urgents.” From that point, the floodgates opened.

“All of the sudden we go from five or 10 people to 50, then 100,” Clemmer said. “Now two platoons are fully engaged from putting the pins back in grenades, calling the trucks up, whipping the concertina wire off the trucks to start building some pens.”

Clemmer did a quick handoff with his first sergeant, who set up detainee- and casualty-collection points. The company commander culled out two squads from each platoon and pushed forward to continue clearing the village, while 1st Sgt. Viriato Ferrera took charge of the rest to quickly organize a field medical site.

Shifting on the fly

With no formal order or declaration, the mission of the first sergeant’s half of C Company shifted from combat to humanitarian operations.

“I took most of my combat lifesavers, my emergency medical technicians,” Ferrera said. “As I started getting flooded with people I called everybody else up and said, ‘Look, I need your CLSs, I need all your EMTs down here. I need your medics down here with me.’”

Huggins directed Parsons’ company to keep its medics in case his Blackhorse Soldiers met resistance in the trenches. Every other able bodied medic or Soldier with medical training streamed into the impromptu aid station to help.

The battalion surgeon, Lt. Col. Dean Pedersen, prepared his medical-evacuation-variant Stryker to receive patients, then moved out to start categorizing the wounded.

“I jumped into sort of a triage mode,” Pedersen said. “I let the medics do what treatment they could and just became an adviser, running from medic to medic saying ‘Here, do this, do that … This woman we need to evac urgently; this one isn’t going to make it no matter what we do, go to the next.’ There were all kinds (of injuries); the extent of the injuries were massive – extremity amputations to bullet wounds to fractured pelvis, intra-abdominal wounds.”

By 9 a.m., the pens were filling fast. There seemed an unlimited number of seriously wounded.

“I had the vehicles positioned so that the people getting treated weren’t in view of the detainees,” Ferrera said. He set up a field surgical site with Pedersen treating the most seriously wounded.

“Once we started getting the initial casualties in we identified some litter-urgents we had to get out of there,” Ferrera said. “I started calling battalion requesting a bird because we needed to get them air evaced out of there because they were going to pass away.”

The sun appeared blood red that morning, Clemmer said, in part because of sand in the air from desert winds. By the time the three medevac helicopters approached, the formation with the call sign “Spirit 11″ flew into a full-on sandstorm, somehow touching down exactly on the landing zone that had been scratched out for them.

Weather conditions allowed only one medical sortie, however, with the three birds taking 16 of the worst injured. Two died, but 14 were saved as a direct result of the heroic efforts of the Spirit 11 pilots.

Clearing the village

Charger Company Soldiers not engaged in the medical effort moved into the village. Clemmer said it looked like a scene from hell, wrought by the combination of Air Force and Army weapons, from indirect and his own direct fire.

The scene in the village invaded all Charger Soldiers’ senses at once.

“I’ve tried to forget the smell,” Clemmer said. “The coppery, charred, sickly sweet smell of it all was overpowering. My radio-telephone operator, Spc. (Zachary) Parsons, and I were moving all around the town and had to keep passing by a couple of the worst spots. He’d just keep lighting the smokes and passing them too me. They were a great distraction to the carnage.”

Clemmer wasn’t a smoker, but inhaled an entire pack as he and his RTO surveyed the damage.

Bill Parsons’ Blackhorse Soldiers encountered the same scenes in the southern sector of the village they cleared.

“I just couldn’t understand, faced with this overwhelming firepower, why someone would stand and fight to your death,” Parsons said.

Their own plentiful supply of arms and ammunition had apparently given the cult members a false security. Most of the dead were fully outfitted for combat.

“I thought when we were coming up on the objective that like a lot of times it was going to be pretty hard to tell who were combatants and who were not,” said Staff Sgt. Brian Butler, weapons squad leader in 2nd Platoon of C Co., “but it wasn’t actually. About 95 percent of everybody who was fighting against us, they had some gear on. They had full kits on and they were fully armed. It was clear cut: bad guys here, good guys there. If you were male, you were fighting. That’s the way they were doing it. Older males and younger, teen-age and above, they were all kitted up. They had night observation devices, sniper rifles – they had everything.”

One C Co. squad gunned down a Soldiers-of-Heaven fighter carrying an AK-47 as he dashed toward a heavy machine gun.

Another squad returned fire as they cleared a building, killing a holdout who attempted to ambush its members.

But these were the exceptions. Most combatants were too injured, exhausted or shell shocked to resist.

“One by one we started pulling these males out,” said platoon leader, 1st Lt. Gregory Weber. “About 50 percent of them had some sort of injury, whether it was minor with shrapnel and scratches to some amputees, loss of hearing and eyesight.”

After a while, however, the clearing operation morphed with the humanitarian. As Soldiers pulled out the injured, it became apparent to their horror that these fanatics had brought their families to the fight.

“Once we started clearing the town we actually started carrying people back out,” said Staff Sgt. Bales, a team leader in 1st Platoon, C Co. “We’d go in, find some people that we could help, because there were a bunch of dead people we couldn’t, throw them on a litter and bring them out to the casualty collection point.”

Heavy toll

From mid-morning through mid-afternoon, the medical aid station brimmed with bloody customers. The Charger first sergeant estimated that 90 percent of the wounded and detainees were combatants, about half of those humiliated at their loss, but most of them visibly grateful to no longer be fighting.

The nature of the casualties demonstrated the precision of U.S. firepower. Huggins said the highest battle-damage estimate of noncombatants killed was 10, a statistic verging on miraculous considering the ordnance visited upon the Shiite fighters, testimony to the accuracy of U.S. weapons and the remarkable discipline exercised by the pilots, artillerymen and Soldiers pulling the triggers.

“I was glad for the pilots that they saw it from afar because we were dealing with most of that,” Butler said. “They did an outstanding job of target discrimination because most of the dead were all enemy (combatants).”

As the day wore on, the relentless flow of casualties took its toll on C Company’s stores of supplies.

“That’s the first time I saw the MEV completely empty of all first aid equipment,” Ferrera said. “We went completely black on equipment and first aid supplies.”

The number and nature of the wounded also took an emotional toll.

“The hardest thing they had to deal with (among) all the guys that were treating that day, as well as myself because I have four children, was treating the children,” Ferrera said.

He stopped one NCO from fleeing after treating a 5-year-old girl with a grievously injured arm.

“‘I need you here to do your job, Sergeant,’” he told the exhausted, overwhelmed medic. “‘These people need you.’ That was probably the largest battle that day – treating the children.”

Faamausili, who was named an “Armed Forces Real Hero” by the Rainier Chapter of the American Red Cross for his combat- and lifesaving actions that day, found two children dead along the road leading to the village. The platoon sergeant’s men watched as he wrapped them in a rug and, eyes glistening, gently placed them away from traffic.

“Just the grief on his face for the loss of a child’s life,” Clemmer said. “The guy’s almost 6’6″ and 300 pounds, and in this tender way wrapping up someone who had been killed, treating them like his own kids. I try to get most of the images of that place out of my head, but that’s one of the few that always sticks there.”

Ferrera stayed on task but remembered thinking at the end of the day, “Why would you bring your family, your children to something like this if you know what you were going to do’”

By 3 p.m., they had treated most of the wounded and around 4 p.m., transferred responsibility for them and the site to the Iraqi Security Forces.

Pedersen, exhausted by his lifesaving efforts, knelt and took a moment to catch his breath. He had trouble getting back on his feet.

Aftermath

Interrogators’ interviews with detainees began to paint an intelligence picture later confirmed by materials collected at Zarqa. The Soldiers of Heaven were a Shiite splinter group that had prepared and trained for combat. They had imminent plans to travel to Najaf and murder three Shiite leaders during Ashura to foment strife and exacerbate an already tenuous security environment that some were in January 2007 calling a civil war in Iraq.

“This is a cult who had bought this farm, like the Branch Davidians,” Huggins said. “It was their base. They had stockpiled medical supplies, ammunition, a significant number of weapons, literally hundreds and hundreds of small arms, RPGs.

I don’t know what the result would have been had all those folks been assassinated during Ashura. It’s probably not unreasonable to assume that a collapse would have ensued. And it was headed off because they shot a helicopter down and we got sucked into what went from a search-and-rescue to a recovery to a hasty defense to an attack to humanitarian relief.”

The current commander of 2-3 Inf. saw the battle as validation for the tactics, configuration and agility of the Stryker brigade combat team.

“Zarqa demonstrated that we have an expeditionary mindset, a mindset unlike any other unit in the Army today,” Lt. Col. Adam Rocke said. “It shows that a Stryker infantry task force is capable of doing things that no other unit in the Army is capable of doing, exemplifying flexibility, agility and lethality like no other unit.”

Rocke said the battalion’s exceptional chain of command helped the SBCT produced the one-sided victory.

“Leadership is paramount,” he said, “leaders who are seasoned, who understand commander’s intent and who act with disciplined initiative and who understand the offensive mindset.”

The ability to conduct full-spectrum operations and transition to humanitarian activities proved how unique Stryker Soldiers are, he said.

That sentiment was shared by the NCOs who were there, many of whom remain in the Patriot Battalion.

“I’ve never been more proud to be a part of this unit than that day,” Bales said now a member of 2-3 Inf. headquarters, “for the simple fact that we discriminated between the bad guys and the noncombatants and then afterward we ended up helping the people that three or four hours before were trying to kill us. I think that’s the real difference between being an American as opposed to being a bad guy, someone who puts his family in harm’s way like that.”

Clemmer, who won a Silver Star for his leadership through all phases of the complex battle, saw it as a moral victory as well as a tactical one.

“There is not an army in the world, in my opinion, that can go from taking pins out of grenades and throwing them over trenches to receiving wounded, treating the wounded and taking care of an enemy that we had killed throughout the night – treating enemy combatants with that humanity.”

For its actions in the Battle of Zarqa, 2-3 Inf. has been submitted for the Valorous Unit Award. The recommendation received the endorsement of the current commanding general of Central Command, Gen. David S. Petraeus, and is awaiting final approval at Human Resources Command.

Don Kramer is a reporter with Fort Lewis’ Northwest Guardian.

Endorsement – Warum die FDP so wichtig ist

Liebe Leser,

die FDP ist in Deutschland die einzige Partei die konsequent liberal und wirtschaftsfreundlich ist.

Keine andere Partei ist damit den Umverteilern und Staaatsgläubigern so abhold.

Deshalb wollen sie die FDP  – auch über die Medien vernichten.

Das darf nicht sein:

Keine andere Partei ist so liberal im Denken und im Handeln – seit Jahrzehnten.

Keine andere Partei hat sich so entschieden für Bürgerrechte und gegen Nazis und STASI eingesetzt.

Unterstützen Sie die FDP, wenn Sie nicht wollen, dass Deutschland wieder  und weiter von mono-gläubigen, unfähigen Apparatschiks regiert wird !

Stärken Sie die Freiheitsliebe und wehren Sie sic gegen das getarnte sozialistische -kommunistische Gesocks.

Herzlichst Ihr

Wahrheitsliebender Bernd Pulch

Unternehmer seit 30 Jahren – (Ohne Staatshilfe, ohne Förderhilfe, ohne Investoren)

Nicht-Genosse, nicht-korrupt, nicht-erpressbar

Magister der Publizistik, Germanistik und Komparatistik

Unveiled – U.S. Army Plans to Fire Whistleblower For Speaking to the Media

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The military’s embattled crime lab is trying to fire an outspoken whistleblower who’s spotlighted its problems.

Earlier this month, the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory warned its firearms branch chief, Donald Mikko, in a memo of its plans to fire him, in part for talking to a McClatchy reporter.

As part of an internal investigation, Mikko was interrogated for about four hours and questioned about his contacts with McClatchy, according to his attorney Peter Lown. The Army Criminal Investigation Command, which oversees the lab, launched the inquiry after McClatchy published a story late last year about the lab losing evidence.

McClatchy has written more than a dozen stories about the lab since last March, which included details of the misconduct of two former analysts who made serious errors during DNA and firearms testing and who later were found to have falsified and destroyed documents when confronted with the problems.

As a result of McClatchy’s articles, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D- Vt., and Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa, the committee’s top-ranking Republican member, urged the military to look into the lab’s handling of the misconduct by one of the analysts. An investigation by the Pentagon’s inspector general is ongoing.

“The Army is looking for a scapegoat to blame for the recent adverse media reports,” Lown said.

The Criminal Investigation Command, abbreviated as CID, says it’s never targeted anyone for talking to the news media, and it’s asserted that McClatchy’s series of stories has overblown isolated mistakes and misconduct that shouldn’t reflect on the lab’s overall reputation.

Stung by critical stories about their crime laboratory, officials at Army Criminal Investigation Command recently questioned lab employees for hours and scrutinized personal phone records looking for contacts with reporters.

The inquiry was launched after a McClatchy reporter asked questions late last year about the lab losing evidence. A command spokesman characterized the investigation as looking into violations of privacy law, but the investigation report, which McClatchy obtained, shows that the command was interested primarily in whether employees had provided information that resulted in a story about lab problems.

“This investigation was aimed at rooting out anyone even remotely critical of the lab,” charged Peter Lown, an attorney for one of the employees questioned in the probe. “The lab’s management doesn’t want any more critical stories.”

McClatchy has written a dozen stories about the lab since last March, including detailing the misconduct of two former analysts who made serious errors during DNA and firearms testing and who later were found to have falsified and destroyed documents when confronted with the problems.

As a result of McClatchy’s articles, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D- Vt., and Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, have urged the military to look into the lab’s handling of the misconduct by one of the analysts. An investigation by the Pentagon’s inspector general is ongoing.

The Army’s investigation of media contacts comes as the Obama administration takes a hard-line stance on leaks. President Barack Obama’s Justice and Defense departments have criminally prosecuted more former and current government officials on charges of disclosing information than previous administrations have.

Unlike in the Army investigation, however, all the prosecuted officials were accused of divulging classified intelligence, which can be a felony.

“This is an unprecedented crackdown by the Obama administration,” Jesselyn Radack, a lawyer with the Government Accountability Project, a public interest organization that protects whistleblowers. “It sends a very chilling message to any kind of whistleblower who is considering dissenting or speaking out.”

Die STASI Morde in Westdeutschland – Mord an Alfred Herrhausen von Typen wie STASI-“GoMoPa” durch RAF-Adepten

Heute sind es meistens Rufmorde, aber auch vor Morden hat das feige STASI-Geschmeiss nie zurückgeschreckt. Und auch heute schrecken sie nicht davor zurürck, das zeigen die Dioxin-Vergiftungen. Und die Mord-Drohungen.

Einen der besten unseren deutschen Personen haben sie feige ermordet, wie es eben feige ihre Art ist: Alfred Herrhausen

 

 

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Column – Assad – “He will bleed, he will kick, but it is the end”

A year after the eruption of the Syrian uprising, Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Mordechai Kedar examines the continuation of the struggle, and claims that Assad will fall sooner or later

 

“He will bleed, he will kick, but it is the end"

This week marked a year since the start of the Syrian uprisings. However, despite assessments that claimed his regime would end within several months, Assad remains in power, and the final results of the internal Syrian conflict are still unclear.

According to Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Assad will eventually be defeated. Even if it takes more time, he will eventually vacate his position, whether if it happens in the framework of an agreement, or due to defeat at the hands of the rebels. “He will bleed, he will kick, but it’s the end. People will not agree to continue with him after massacring 10,000 people, even if it happens in a month, two months, or a year. He’s in a state similar to a terminal illness – he can take all sorts of measures to bring calm for a period, but he will eventually be subdued.

“The situation has completely changed. The Kurds can almost smell their freedom, and they’re waiting for the Arab factions in Syria to do all the work – the more they slaughter each other, the more the Kurds’ situation will improve.

“Assad will be toppled when the military units direct the tank barrels towards him. Officers, soldiers, and even small units have defected so far, but they are few. We’ve yet to see tank regiments defect, along with their ammunition bases and logistical layout. As soon as units with large combat forces defect and turn against Assad, that will mark the end. It’s heading in that direction – the question is if it’s going in that direction fast enough. The West is not interfering because it fears Russia and China, and Syria is not Libya. The Russians didn’t have a port in Libya, whereas they have three ports in Syria – Latakia, Tartus, and Baniyas. These are their only ports on the Mediterranean Sea, which means that from their perspective, losing Syria poses a strategic problem. Furthermore, the fall of Syria would greatly anger Iran, which may result in Iran causing problems in the gulf.

You don’t see a scenario in which Assad subdues the rebels, and as a result, ends up strengthened?

“Even if that were to happen, the riots would eventually erupt again at some point. You can’t turn back time, and when it erupts again, it will be even stronger. What we are seeing in the Youtube videos is nothing compared to what they are actually experiencing there – women are being viciously raped and people are being massacred everywhere. Members of a military unit break into the house of the head of a village, seize his eldest daughter, and rape her.”

**Dr. Mordechai Kedar is an expert in Middle Eastern affairs, a Lt. Colonel reservist, and research associate at the BESA Center for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University.

The Hacker News – President Assad’s hacked emails reveal isolation of Syria’s leader

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Sexy Photos for the Dictator Assad

A provocative photograph of a near-naked young woman appears among e-mails apparently sent to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and hacked by opposition activists who shared them with Western media.

On Saturday, London’s Daily Telegraph published an edited version of the photograph, which has been seen by Reuters among the original e-mails. It speculated on the state of his 11-year marriage to British-born Asma al-Assad, who has stood by her husband during a year of protests that come close to civil war.

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The cache of some 3,000 e-mails dated for about nine months until early February has not been repudiated by the Assads or the small circle of aides and contacts who sent them since details were first published by Britain’s Guardian on Thursday.

There is no way to be certain, however, that all the content is genuine, nor to be sure that Assad’s enemies, at home and abroad, are not seeking to use material to their advantage.

E-mails seen by Reuters indicate a generally affectionate and light-hearted tone between Syria’s first couple and among the mostly English-speaking advisers sending messages to these private e-mail accounts. Some comments sent by female aides to the president gush with admiration: “miss uuu” writes one.

“So cute,” says another young woman when sending the 46-year-old Assad a photograph showing him in his younger days.

However, with the exception of the nude photograph sent on December 11 last year, there is little that seems overtly sexual in the content. The e-mail containing the photograph is entitled “Fw: file” and carries no text, nor is there any sign in those mails Reuters has seen of a response to it by Assad.

The woman in the picture stands, back to the camera, face in profile, wearing only skimpy underwear, with her arms raised and hands against the wall of a room. Dark hair piled high, she appears to be in her 20s and bears a similarity to a woman from whose account the message was apparently sent. Data embedded in the photo file indicate the shot was taken five years ago.

JOKES

On the day it was e-mailed to the head of state, his army was attacking towns that had become strongholds for rebel troops in some of the heaviest fighting that had then been seen.

It is not the only picture passed around though. Another woman apparently sent the president a computer-graphic image of a comic camel in thigh boots and bondage gear and, on another day, an obese giraffe captioned: “Just got back from America”.

The e-mail cache also gives a picture of the Assads’ inner circle sharing news of international reaction – especially anything that bucked the trend of generally negative comment abroad – offering advice to counter bad publicity and alerting Assad to the presence of foreign journalists in rebel areas.

The president himself, notably in warm messages to his 36-year-old wife, disparages reforms he has himself put forward to appease protesters – “rubbish”, he calls them. He also shares a crude pun playing on the words “elections” and “erections”, while making an eclectic series of music purchases on iTunes.

They range from country laments to New Order’s “Bizarre Love Triangle” and LMFAO’s party-rock hit “Sexy And I Know It”.

Asma al-Assad, whose e-mail account appears to show a passion for luxury shopping in London, Paris and other cities as Syria’s economy has collapsed under violence and trade sanctions, also seems to offer her husband support while clearly aware of the dangers after four decades of Assad family rule.

“If we are strong together, we will overcome this together…I love you…” she seems to have written on December 28.

BROKEN FRIENDSHIPS

Another e-mail from wife to husband earlier that month also illustrates how Syria’s estrangement from fellow Arab and regional leaders has been a deeply personal affair for them.

A three-word email from Asma al-Assad to her husband on December 11, forwarding a solicitous message from a daughter of the emir of Qatar betrays their bitter mood toward a Gulf state that was once a key ally and investor: “For a laugh…,” Asma wrote above the email, which gave assurances of the emir’s friendship.

Her sarcasm strikes a jarring note amid a string of personal messages between the Syrian first lady and the Qatari princess, Mayassa al-Thani, in which they exchange warm greetings and news of their young children – messages which, however, are unlikely to have been sent from Qatar without the emirate’s rulers being well aware of their value as a “back-channel” for diplomacy.

A recurring theme of Thani’s correspondence is urging her Syrian friend to flee the country with her husband; “Please get the kids out before it’s too late,” she wrote in August. On January 30, Thani assured Assad of a welcome in the Qatari capital Doha.

Such an outcome to the conflict, which has cost 8,000 lives and raised tensions between Assad’s Shi’ite Muslim Iranian allies and the Sunni Muslim Gulf states, would suit Qatar. The emir, who sent troops and arms to Libya’s rebels last year, has pressed for military intervention to end the bloodshed in Syria.

In the email exchange in December, at a time when Qatar was pushing the Arab League to punish Syria, Asma al-Assad referred to Qatar not “playing its cards right”. A few hours later, the emir’s daughter replied: “Your last remark is unfair. My father regards President Bashar as a friend, despite the current tensions – he always gives him genuine advice.”

It was that email, which urged the Assads to “come out of the state of denial” and apologized for “harsh” honesty, that Asma forwarded to Bashar suggesting he would find it amusing.

But three days later she replied: “My dear Mayassa, I don’t have a problem with frankness or honesty, in fact to me it’s like oxygen – I need it to survive … Take care, aaa.”

Talk of personal ties also clouds relations with Turkey, another regional player which once took a lead in trying to draw Assad out of an earlier isolation. Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan once invited the Assads to a holiday resort in Turkey.

But, asked by Thani if she could pass her email address to Erdogan’s wife, Asma al-Assad replied in personal terms: “I use this account only for family and friends. It would be difficult for me at this stage to consider her in either category after the insults they have directed towards the president.”

STASI-Zersetzung und Unterwanderung – “Willkommen in der Todeszone” – Die schleichende Unterwanderung

Liebe Leser,

die Realität ist schlimmer als jede Phantasie – bestätigt am Beispiel Griechenland.

Für mich persönlich erlebe ich dies seit langer Zeit.

Bereits in 1996 hatte ich Belege über die kriminellen Machenschaften der Neo-STASI vorliegen.

Damals vertraute sich ein unter dubiosen Umständen gestorbener  Informant meiner an – über Werften und Milliarden-Subventionsbetrug in der Treuhand.

Er hatte Angst um sein Leben und ich habe dies nicht in der Immobilienzeitung publiziert, deren Herausgeber ich damals war, auf Anraten anderer Stimmen…

Mittlerweile denke ich, ich weiss, warum….

Wir, alle, die Begründer der IZ, sind entsetzt von dem moralischen Verfall der IZ durch ihre heutigen mutmasslichen Resch-Adepten und mutmasslichen Financiers

Herzlichst Ihr

Bernd Pulch

GARANTIERT STASI-FREI

Survey – Journalists Finds Public Information Officers Often Prevent the Public From Accessing Information

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The Society of Professional Journalists conducted a study for this year’s Sunshine Week surveying 146 journalists who cover federal agencies regarding the role that public affairs or public information officers play in restricting the flow of relevant information to the public.  The survey found that journalists face significant obstacles in the performance of their duties due to the obstructive activities of public affairs officers. Some of these obstacles include requiring pre-approval for interviews, prohibiting interviews of certain agency employees or rerouting interview requests, and the active monitoring of interviews being conducted with agency employees.  Journalists who responded to the survey found that this obstruction is preventing the public from “getting all the information it needs because of barriers agencies are imposing on journalists’ reporting practices.”

Here’s what the survey found:

  • 75% of journalists reported that they have to get approval from public affairs officers before interviewing an agency employee
  • 70% reported that agency interview requests are forwarded to public affairs officers for “selective routing” to whomever they want
  • Almost 50% reported that agency employees are sometimes barred from engaging with interviews with the press and nearly 20% of journalists say that this is a common occurrence
  • More than 50% reported that public affairs officials monitor their interviews with agency employees either all or most of the time

Testimony – Special Ops Forces Create “Visible and Dramatic Effects”

U.S. special operations forces are engaged in “more than 100 countries worldwide,” said Adm. William H. McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), in testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee.

“In significant ways, our forces are creating visible and dramatic effects of the greatest magnitude across the globe,” Adm. McRaven said in the 2012 US SOCOM posture statement.

“The decade of war after 9/11 has proffered many lessons; among them, specific to SOF, is the complementary nature of our direct and indirect approaches and how these SOF approaches are aligned to this changing strategic environment,” Adm. McRaven said.

“The direct approach is characterized by technologically-enabled small-unit precision lethality, focused intelligence, and interagency cooperation integrated on a digitally-networked battlefield…. Extreme in risk, precise in execution and able to deliver a high payoff, the impacts of the direct approach are immediate, visible to the public and have had tremendous effects on our enemies’ networks throughout the decade.”

“However, the direct approach alone is not the solution to the challenges our Nation faces today as it ultimately only buys time and space for the indirect approach and broader governmental elements to take effect. Less well known but decisive in importance, the indirect approach is the complementary element that can counter the systemic components of the threat.”

“The indirect approach includes empowering host nation forces, providing appropriate assistance to humanitarian agencies, and engaging key populations. These long-term efforts increase partner capabilities to generate sufficient security and rule of law, address local needs, and advance ideas that discredit and defeat the appeal of violent extremism.”

“As Al Qaeda and other extremist organizations attempt to franchise their ideology and violence globally, we will likely remain engaged against violent extremist networks for the foreseeable future,” he said.

In a rare unclassified “notification of special forces operation,” President Obama formally advised Congress last January of the rescue of an American in Somalia.

“At my direction, on January 24, 2012, U.S. Special Operations Forces conducted an operation in Somalia to rescue Ms. Jessica Buchanan, a U.S. citizen.  The operation was successfully completed,” President Obama wrote.  The report was transmitted “as part of my efforts to keep the Congress fully informed.”

TOP-SECRET – “Leak”: A New Look at Watergate’s Deep Throat

The Watergate scandal was a formative episode in American political culture that powerfully reinforced public skepticism towards government and fostered a heroic image of the intrepid reporter aided by his truth-telling source.  But the reality, as usual, is more complicated than the received narrative.  In a fascinating new book, “Leak: Why Mark Felt Became Deep Throat,” Max Holland probes deep into the record of Watergate to illuminate some of those complications.

The question that Holland sets out to answer is the nature of “Deep Throat’s” agenda.  What drove FBI official Mark Felt to disclose sensitive investigative information about the Watergate burglary and the ensuing coverup to Bob Woodward of the Washington Post?  What were his motivations and what was he hoping to accomplish?

Holland pays close attention to what Felt told Woodward (and when), what Felt could have told Woodward but did not, and what he told Woodward that was not actually true.

His conclusion, spelled out at the beginning of the book, is that Felt’s actions are best understood in the context of the struggle over who would succeed J. Edgar Hoover as director of the FBI.  Felt hoped it would be him.

“More than any other single factor, the desperate, no-holds-barred war of succession explains why Mark Felt did what he did, and to a considerable extent, why the scandal played out in the media as it did,” Holland writes.  “The contest to succeed Hoover was perceived as a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and it brought out the worst in the Bureau and Mark Felt.”

“The portrait of Felt that emerges when we follow this thread does not resemble any of Bob Woodward’s depictions,” in Holland’s judgment.  “Felt held the news media in contempt and was neither a high-minded whistle-blower, nor was he genuinely concerned about defending his institution’s integrity.”

“Woodward believed that he and Felt were on the same side, allies in the struggle to expose the facts and larger truth.  For Felt, however, their relationship was simply a means to the end of becoming FBI director.  If that end was best served by salting the information he gave Woodward with details that had only a casual relationship with the facts, so be it.”

Strictly speaking, Felt’s motives in leaking information are of secondary importance, if not quite irrelevant.  Holland cites an observation by Timothy Noah that “If the free flow of vital information about our government depended on the purity of heart of all concerned, we would know very little.  Happily, we are as likely to learn what we need to know through the pursuit of cheap advantage.”

Still, Holland says, “a recognition that Felt was seeking personal advancement first and foremost would have led to heightened scrutiny of his claims and a better version of the obtainable truth.”

More broadly, a reader of the book will be reminded to question the motives of sources, especially anonymous sources.  Further, one may conclude that the mantle of “whistleblower” is not one to be lightly claimed or bestowed.  (Some may feel that publishing collections of stolen email, for example, does not qualify.)

“Leak” is a work of impressive scholarship, yet it is vividly told and quite engrossing.  Reading it on the subway, I missed my stop.  The book benefits from the intrinsic drama of Watergate, and from the enduring impact of Woodward and Bernstein’s book (and Redford’s movie) “All the President’s Men.”  For better or worse, the story is one that transcends its time.

“Leak: Why Mark Felt Became Deep Throat” by Max Holland was published last week by University of Kansas Press.

The book was recently reviewed by Jack Shafer, Glenn Garvin, and John Dean.

Leaked – NSA Was Tasked to Help Secure Private Communications

As long ago as the Gerald Ford Administration, the National Security Agency was directed to help secure non-governmental communications networks against intrusion and interception by foreign — or domestic — entities, according to a recently declassified presidential directive.

“The President is concerned about possible damage to the national security and the economy from continuing Soviet intercept of critical non-government communications, including government defense contractors and certain other key institutions in the private sector,” wrote National Security Advisor Gen. Brent Scowcroft in National Security Decision Memorandum (NSDM) 338 of September 1, 1976.

“The President further recognizes that U.S. citizens and institutions should have a reasonable expectation of privacy from foreign or domestic intercept when using the public telephone system. The President has therefore decided that communication security should be extended to government defense contractors dealing in classified or sensitive information at the earliest possible time. He has also directed that planning be undertaken to meet the longer-term need to protect other key institutions in the private sector, and, ultimately, to provide a reasonable expectation of privacy for all users of public telecommunications.”

The directive ordered that “in confirmed threat areas,” existing communications networks involving classified information should be transitioned from microwave circuits to secure cable “as soon as possible.”  A broader plan to protect non-governmental communications was also to be prepared.

“The President further directs the Director of the Office of Telecommunications Policy, with the participation and assistance of DOD and NSA, to prepare a detailed Action Plan setting forth the actions and schedule milestones necessary to achieve a wide degree of protection for private sector microwave communications. The Plan should identify needed policy and regulatory decisions, describe in detail the roles of industry and government, including management and funding considerations, and integrate the schedule for these actions with the technical development milestones.”

“The Action Plan should be based on the fundamental objective of protecting the privacy of all users of public telecommunications, as well as satisfying specific needs of the government,” the directive stated.

The 1976 directive was originally marked TOP SECRET / SENSITIVE (XGDS), where XGDS stood for “exempt from general declassification schedule.”  It was declassified on September 13, 2011.  The document had been requested through the mandatory declassification review process by Dr. John Laprise of Northwestern University.

The directive prefigures an ongoing controversy over the proper role, and the actual extent, of National Security Agency involvement in securing public communications.

In response to a FOIA lawsuit brought by the Electronic Privacy Information Center, the NSA said (and a court affirmed) that it could “neither confirm or deny” a relationship between the Agency and Google.  NSA has also refused to release the 2008 National Security Presidential Directive 54, which reportedly tasks the Agency with certain cybersecurity functions.

Unveiled – the Lybian Money Laundering Machine of Gaddafi

Please Download Original Document Here

Libyan Investment Authority funds as of September 2010

Revealed – £10m house in expensive London suburb recovered by Libya

Global Witness welcomes today’s successful recovery by Libya of a £10 million London house, previously belonging to Colonel Gaddafi’s son, Saadi Gaddafi. The High Court in London ruled that the property, in the up-market London suburb of Hampstead, rightfully belongs to the Libyan state as it had been purchased with diverted Libyan state funds.

“This judgement is extremely important as it is the first successful asset recovery case brought by a country involved in the Arab Spring. The Libyan people deserve to get back the money stolen by a tyrant and his sons,” said Robert Palmer, a campaigner at Global Witness. “With billions squirreled away by toppled dictators and their cronies in the UK and elsewhere, we hope this is the first of many such judgements.”

The Arab Spring resulted in billions of pounds being frozen in western banks, including £12 billion of Libyan funds held in the UK. Much of this was state money, over which corrupt leaders exerted significant power. A sizable proportion was also personal assets belonging to regime figures, which were possibly corruptly acquired.

This case shows the ease with which corrupt politicians and their family members can use offshore shell companies to acquire such assets. Saadi Gaddafi appears to have bought 7 Winnington Close in 2010 via a British Virgin Islands (BVI) company, Capitana Seas Limited. The case was uncontested by Capitana Seas which was the formal defendant in the case.

Efforts to trace corrupt assets are often extremely difficult given the secrecy surrounding the owners of shell companies including those registered in British secrecy jurisdictions such as the BVI. This case was relatively straightforward as the house was known to belong to one of Gaddafi’s sons and the UK Treasury sanctions list stated that Saadi was the owner of Capitana and therefore of the house.

“The British government needs to do more to ensure that corrupt politicians and their family members cannot bring their ill-gotten gains into the UK and spend them on luxury lifestyles. If Saadi had a house, he must have had a bank account here as well: what checks did that bank do on his source of funds?” said Palmer.

“The UK should also be putting pressure on the BVI and other secrecy jurisdictions to stop allowing the set-up of anonymous companies that allow corrupt politicians to hide their assets,” said Palmer.

Global Witness is calling for better enforcement of the anti-money laundering regulations that are designed to stop the flow of illicit funds, including the proceeds of corruption. In addition governments should require company registers to list the ultimate person (‘beneficial owner’) who owns a company.

TOP-SECRET – Former 9/11 Commission Chairmen Call for Prompt Action on Cybersecurity Legislation

Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton, who co-chaired the 9/11 Commission, weighed in Monday on a simmering disagreement in the Senate over the best way to address the nation’s vulnerability to cyberattacks.

The two men, who now run the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Homeland Security project, are calling on senators to take more urgent action on the issue of cybersecurity. They cite recent public statements by Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and FBI Director Robert Mueller warning that the cyber threat is expected to overshadow other terrorist threats facing the United States in the not-too-distant future.

“Much like the situation before the September 11, 2001, attacks, the federal government is not adequately organized to deal with a significant emerging national security threat,” said Kean, former governor of New Jersey; and Hamilton, a former congressman from Indiana, in a letter sent to Senate leaders urging action on cybersecurity.

There are now two competing versions of cyber legislation in the Senate. One bill introduced last month by Sens. Joe Lieberman, I-Connecticut, and Susan Collins, R-Maine, establishes the Department of Homeland Security as the government’s lead agency in battling cyberthreats. A controversial part of the bill calls on private companies that run critical infrastructure operations to prove to the government that they have taken steps to safeguard against attack.

But a group of Republican senators led by John McCain of Arizona last week introduced similar legislation without designating a lead government agency to take the helm on the issue. They argued that the Lieberman-Collins legislation puts too much power in the hands of DHS.

It’s a view that Kean and Hamilton do not share.

“One of the reasons that the 9/11 Commission recommended the establishment of one committee with jurisdiction over homeland security issues was to ensure that there would not be a failure to act on important issues because of jurisdictional conflicts,” they wrote. “Unfortunately, jurisdictional and procedural objections to considering cyber security legislation are now being raised. This homeland security issue is too critical for it to succumb to such conflicts between committees.”

High Risk – Security Forces Will Outnumber Athletes Nearly 4 to 1 at the 2012 London Olympics

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The 10,500 athletes participating in the London Olympic and Paralympic Games, the world’s greatest celebration of human physical endeavour and progress, will be guarded by a security force of some 40,000. This beats the 3:1 ratio of guards to athletes at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, as the London Games continues the Olympian trend for record-breaking security contingencies. Indeed the home secretary, Theresa May, only last month crowed that the Games’ security would constitute “the UK’s largest ever peacetime logistical operation”. Never mind the performance of athletes: the Olympics is about government and business delivering security solutions.And it’s a great show. Armed officers from the Metropolitan police and the Royal Marines hammering along the Thames in speedboats and helicopters, ground-to-air missiles scanning the skies, hovering spy drones scanning the land, security services scanning the internet for nascent plots or cyber attacks – it’s all being co-ordinated by a bevy of Olympic-themed security agencies.

The police-led multi-agency National Olympic Coordination Centre co-ordinates the forces to deal with the threats identified in the Olympic Intelligence Centre’s “national Olympic threat assessments, while the Olympic Clearing House is screening 380,000 people, from athletes to voluntary litter pickers, seeking accreditation for the Games. Meanwhile the UK Borders Agency boasts the UK is to be the first country to welcome arriving athletes by funnelling them up dedicated “Olympic lanes” at airports for fast-track fingerprinting.

Locals are also in the firing line, in subtle, privatised ways. Houseboaters on the River Lea have been priced out of a controlled mooring zone around the Games, while the £60m Prevent strategy has screened the five Olympic host boroughs for what threat they pose for brewing local extremism, with “engagement officers” dispatched to each borough.

Random security screening has been carried out on cars parked at Stratford City’s Westfield shopping centre, by officers from the staggering 23,700-strong private security contingent of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) and G4S. Westfield isn’t even in the Olympic park, itself a hotbed of embedded biometric scanners and CCTV with automatic facial and behaviour recognition technologies, amid which LOCOG’s forces can search anyone and use “all available powers” to dispose of troublemakers, particularly anyone caught with anything that could be used … in a tent.

Who LOCOG’s bouncers are accountable to is not clear, but they are backed by 13,500 military reservists, apart from countless police deployments, and international contingents such as up to 1,000 US agents, possibly armed. The Games’ security costs exploded from £282m in 2010 to £553m by end-of 2011, with another £475m for policing. Under the host city contract, the chancellor of the exchequer signed a guarantee “bearing the costs of providing security” – a blank cheque signed by the taxpayer for Olympic security planning that industry lobby body the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has proudly been involved with from the outset.

Olympic security is booming business. The $1.7bn security budget for the 2004 Athens Games was over four times that of the 2000 Sydney Games, while $6.5bn went on security at the 2008 Beijing Games, mostly going on security technologies supplied by firms like General Electric and Panasonic – two major sponsors of the London Games. Beijing also saw innovations like armed police zipping around on Segways, or tickets inserted with radio-frequency ID chips to enable the real-time tracking of ticket holders.

 

Olympic and Paralympic Games Blog: Exercise Forward Defensive (met.police.uk):

During last week I was one of the 2,500 people put through their paces as part of Exercise Forward Defensive. The exercise aimed to test, from constable through to COBR, how we all responded to a partially exploded bomb on the underground during Games time.Just as athletes prepare to be at the top of their game so must we. As the Met’s Gold Commander on the 7th July 2005 I am only too aware of the genuine value in exercising and testing our responses at every level to incidents such as these. We must all understand how we work together and be reassured that the right people are in the right places.I spent the two days of the exercise in the National Olympic Coordination Centre at New Scotland Yard, attending COBR meetings and meeting with my key people to keep an oversight of what we were all doing to keep London, the UK and Games safe and secure.

It was an excellent exercise and throughout the Met, and the other organisations who played, debriefs are taking place to make sure we get what learning we can.

This week I’ve been down to Eton Dorney with the Home Secretary and Thames Valley Police Gold John Turnbull to look at the venue and police security plans for the rowing, Paralympic rowing and the canoe sprint.

For the last two days I’ve been with police colleagues from across the country, being updated on Gold plans from across the 12 venue forces and briefing my national colleagues on where we are with Games safety and security planning.

With only 148 days until the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games we are in a good place to deliver what will be the Police Service’s biggest ever peacetime safety and security operation.

Das “HANDELSBLATT” über die Wirtschaftskriminellen-Betrüger der STASI-“GoMoPa” und deren Vorstrafen

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“Der Kurs des Münchener Zahlungsabwicklers Wirecard war am vergangenen Dienstag um mehr als 30 Prozent eingebrochen. Am Abend zuvor hatte der Internetdienst Goldman, Morgenstern & Partners (Gomopa) berichtet, der in den USA wegen illegalen Online-Glücksspiels verhaftete Deutsche Michael Schütt habe in einem Geständnis Wirecard schwer belastet. Gomopa bezog sich auf einen Bericht der Lokalzeitung “Naples News”. Schütt habe ausgesagt, er sei bei illegalen Geldgeschäften direkt vom Wirecard-Vorstand beauftragt worden.

Das Problem an dem Gomopa-Bericht: Er war falsch. Wie Nachfragen des Handelsblattes ergaben, hat die Reporterin, die für die “Naples News” über Schütt schreibt, Wirecard nie erwähnt. Gomopa reagierte auf Nachfragen zögerlich. Erst löschte der Dienst den Hinweis auf die Lokalzeitung, hielt aber den Vorwurf aufrecht, Schütt habe Wirecard belastet. Danach änderte man den Bericht erneut. Nun hieß es, ein Informant von Gomopa verfüge über die fraglichen Details aus Schütts Geständnis.

Dem Handelsblatt liegt inzwischen das amtliche Protokoll von Schütts Geständnis am 23. März vor. Schütt bekennt sich darin schuldig, illegale Geldgeschäfte im Zusammenhang mit Online-Glücksspiel abgewickelt zu haben. Das Wort Wirecard kommt nicht vor. Gomopa hatte zu Wochenbeginn seinen Text erneut geändert und nun behauptet, Schütt belaste “eine Bank”. Auf erneute Nachfragen des Handelsblattes war der Bericht dann ganz verschwunden.

Der Kurs von Wirecard hat sich inzwischen fast vollständig erholt. Ein Frankfurter Analyst sagte, für ihn sei klar, dass die Aktie seit Wochen manipuliert werde. Erst verteure sich die Leihe der Aktie, dann komme es zu außergewöhnlichem Handel, danach tauchten plötzlich desaströse Gerüchte auf. Dazu gehöre auch die Anzeige, die vor kurzem bei der Staatsanwaltschaft München einging und Wirecard der Geldwäsche bezichtigt. Es sei offensichtlich, dass Short Seller mit der Wirecard-Aktie Jojo spielen.

Mark Vornkahl, einer der Gründer von Gomopa wies den Vorwurf der Kursmanipulation gestern zurück. Man wolle nur die Wahrheit aufdecken. Es ist allerdings nicht das erste Mal, dass Gomopa-Vertreter ins Zwielicht geraten. 2006 wurden Vornkahl und Mitgründer Klaus Maurischat wegen Betrugs an einem Anleger verurteilt. Maurischat gab gestern gegenüber dem Handelsblatt weitere Verurteilungen zu. Es habe sich dabei jedoch nicht um Anlagebetrug gehandelt.”

Link:

http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/boerse-maerkte/boerse-inside/marktgeruechte-finanzaufsicht-untersucht-kursachterbahn-bei-wirecard/3406252.html

Video – Injured UK-Journalist describes Escape from Syria

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U.K. journalist Paul Conroy recounts his escape from Syria after being injured.

Revealed – U.S. Army Afghanistan and Pakistan Suicide Attacks Reports

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Das Weekend – Quiz – Was und wieviel verlangen eine “Anwältin” und ein “Chefredakteur” wohl für “DIENSTE”

a) Nichts

b) DDR-Geld

c) Infos

d) Infos und Geld

Viel Erfolg !

NEWS – West Virginia Unveils App for Suspicious Activity Reporting

Today Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin joined by West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Director Jimmy Gianato and West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center Director Thom Kirk together announced a new mobile app, that enables West Virginians to submit tips concerning suspicious criminal and terrorist activity, is now available for smartphones.

“Through the use of innovative technology our citizens can download the new Suspicious Activity Reporting Application for free and help protect their own communities,” Gov. Tomblin said. “With the assistance of our citizens, important information can quickly get into the hands of our law enforcement community allowing them to provide better protection. This is just another example of my administration’s commitment to helping keep our streets and citizens safer.”

Developed by West Virginia Interactive as a project of the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center, the app sends submitted information, including photos and texts, to the Fusion Center where the information can help authorities react to and prevent incidents from occurring. The previous methods of submitting suspicious or criminal activity by using the Fusion Center’s website or by calling them directly has now been enhanced by the implementation of this application.

“The longer you wait the less accurate eyewitness information becomes and evidence fades,” said Thom Kirk, Director of the Fusion Center. “Enabling the information to be sent at the time the activity is taking place will not only improve the accuracy of the report, but also improve the ability of the authorities to respond quickly.”

The free application is available for download from the iTunes App Store or Android Market and gives citizens the ability to:

  • Capture a photo from the app or use one that already exists on the device
  • Automatically find and use their location or enter an address
  • Report detailed subject and vehicle descriptions
  • Remain anonymous if preferred, or include contact information

“We’re excited about getting citizens involved in protecting their communities,” said WVDHSEM Director Jimmy Gianato. “We’re currently looking at our other services to see what else makes sense to move to the mobile platform.”

The mission of the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is to ensure the protection of life and property by providing coordination, guidance, support and assistance to local emergency managers and first responders. For more information, visit http://www.dhsem.wv.gov.

The West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center is a partnership between public and private entities. Through the cooperation of local, state, and federal law enforcement, public safety agencies, and the private sector, the fusion center is able to better protect the citizens of the United States against all hazards. For more information, visit http://www.fusioncenter.wv.gov.

The new Suspicious Activity Reporting Application was developed at no cost to the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management or West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center through the state’s self-funded electronic government program, WV.gov. For more information about West Virginia’s electronic government program, visit: http://www.wv.gov/partner.

TOP-SECRET – Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Photos 20, 28 February 2012

[Image]A worker is given a radiation screening as he enters the emergency operation center at Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. Japan next month marks one year since the March 11 tsunami and earthquake, which triggered the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl in 1986. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Destroyed unit 3 reactor building of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant is seen in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Workers wearing protective suits and masks work atop of No. 4 reactor building of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, northern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]A worker wearing protective suit and mask works atop of destroyed unit 4 reactor building of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s reactor buildings, from right, No.4, No.3, and No.2 [damaged No.2 has been enclosed, see following photo], are seen at tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]The unit 2 reactor building of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant is seen through a bus window during a press tour in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant is seen from bus window during a press tour in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Workers wearing protective suits and masks construct water tanks, seen through a bus window during a press tour at Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Unit 6, left, and unit 5 reactor buildings of Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant are seen through a bus window during a press tour in Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Issei Kato)
[Image]Trucks are overturned before the Unit 4 reactor building of stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant of Tokyo Electric Power Co., in Okuma town, Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. (Yoshikazu Tsuno)
[Image]Stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant buildings of Tokyo Electric Power Co., are seen in Okuma town, Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. (Yoshikazu Tsuno)
[Image]A journalist checks radiation level with her dosimeter near stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant of Tokyo Electric Power Co., during a press tour led by TEPCO officials, in Okuma town, Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. (Yoshikazu Tsuno)

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Bloody Censorship – Saudi journalist faces trial over tweets

CORRUPTION – Iraq’s First Oil Transparency Report Fails to Include $2.5 Billion in “Signature Bonuses”

Iraq’s Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki (C) cuts a ribbon during the inauguration of a new Single Point Mooring (SPM) outlet in Iraq’s southern province of Basra February 12, 2012. Iraq opened a new Gulf crude export outlet in the southern oil hub of Basra on Sunday, clearing the way for Baghdad to increase exports by around 300,000 barrels per day soon after crude begins loading. REUTERS/Atef Hassan

The missing pieces in Iraq’s first EITI report:

On December 20th, 2011, Iraq published its first EITI Reconciliation report, a report which was heralded as “a historic step toward oil sector transparency” by the international community, as the report outlined in great detail the money received from export sales by the Baghdad government. However, as already noted by Johnny,there were many questions raised by the report itself, and over the past couple of days I’ve been seeing how much information already in the public domain can answer just some of those questions.The sole revenue stream covered in the EITI report is that of export sales. At the time that the terms of reference for the this EITI report were agreed, in 2009, the Iraqi oil industry was entirely state run and without foreign participation. However, with the re-entry of international oil companies in 2009, revenue streams into the Baghdad government are no longer limited to export sales.

The first licensing round, which began proceedings in 2008 and was concluded in 2009, saw only one field- Rumaila- being awarded, although two further fields, Maysan and West Qurna Phase 1, were subsequently awarded in bilateral negotiations.

Under the second licensing round which took place in December 2009, seven of the ten oil fields offered in the round were awarded to various consortia of companies. The technical service contracts (TSCs) signed under this licensing round included a number of clauses that have created multiple revenue streams. These TSCs included clauses for cost recovery mechanisms, signature bonuses, and remuneration fees, none of which were included in the EITI report.

I began looking at the most clear cut of these revenue streams; the signature bonuses. These bonuses, which were widely reported upon in the media, ranged from $100 million, which Sonangol paid for the Qayara field, to $500 million, paid by a consortium led by BP for the Rumaila field.

One point of uncertainty was the form in which these payments were made. Some, such as the $500 million Rumaila field signature bonus, was reportedly paid by the company as a ‘soft loan’, to be paid back in 20 quarterly payments, in either crude oil or cash as decided by the company. Others appeared to have been renegotiated, such as the $300 million paid by Eni and Oxy for the Zubair field, reportedly slashed to $100 million in April 2010.

Bearing in mind these uncertainties, the total of the signature bonuses reported to have been paid by international oil companies to the Baghdad government during the period of November 2009 until January 2010 comes to $2.25 billion, as you can see in the spreadsheet I created. Even taking into account the discrepancy of reducing the Zubair field signature bonus, that still leaves a figure of around $2 billion dollars that is unaccounted for in the EITI first report.

 

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TOP-SECRET – Afghanistan Bagram Air Base Qur’an Burning Protest Photos February 2012

An Afghan demonstrator holds a copy of a half-burnt Koran, allegedly set on fire by US soldiers, at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration at Bagram, about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul, on February 21, 2012. The copies of the burnt Korans and Islamic religious texts were obtained by Afghan workers contracted to work inside Bagram air base, and presented to demonstrators gathered outside the military installation. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO / Massoud HOSSAINI
Afghan demonstrators shout anti-US slogans at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
A wounded Afghan boy stands at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
People gather near a fire at Bagram airbase during a protest on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/Shah MARAI
Afghan youth throw stones toward US soldiers standing at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
Afghan youth throw stones toward US soldiers at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
An Afghan man aims a sling shot toward US soldiers at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
Afghan youth throw stones toward US soldiers at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
A US soldier wields his assault rifle (L) as another soldier handles a shotgun while standing at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration at Bagram, about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul, on February 21, 2012. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO / Massoud HOSSAINI
Afghan youth take cover from the rubbers bullets shot by US soldiers at the gates of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
Assorted spent ordnance is strewn on the ground at a protest in front of Bagram airbase on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/Shah MARAI
Afghan youth throw stones toward US soldiers at the gate of Bagram airbase during a protest against Koran desecration on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater). AFP PHOTO/SHAH Marai
Afghan demonstrators show copies of Koran books allegedly set alight by US soldiers, during a protest against Koran desecration at the gate of Bagram airbase on February 21, 2012 at Bagram about 60 kilometres (40 miles) north of Kabul. Afghan protestors firing slingshots and petrol bombs besieged one of the largest US-run military bases in Afghanistan, furious over reports that NATO had set fire to copies of the Koran. Guards at Bagram airbase responded by firing rubber bullets from a watchtower, an AFP photographer said as the crowd shouted “Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar” (God is greater).

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Reporter der New York Times stirbt in Syrien

New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner whose dispatches captured untold stories from Baghdad under “shock and awe” bombing to Libya wracked by civil war, died Thursday of an asthma attack in Syria. (Feb. 17)

PUBLIC EYE – Do You Like Online Privacy? You May Be a Child Pornographer

UNVEILED – Putin Protest Portraits

[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Dmitry Polosov, 25, a scientist, holds a poster reading “for the honor society, for responsible for every act, for freedom of knowledge, for good in the hearts, for love in the minds” as he poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow. Despite temperatures plunging to minus 20 C (minus 4 F), thousands of Russians took to the streets of Moscow to challenge Putin’s bid.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Tatyana Lazareva, 46, a television presenter, holds a poster reading “move on to the next level” as she poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Vyacheslav Barannikov, 38, an engineer, wears a white ribbon reading “For Russia without Putin” as he poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Yekaterina, 26, a translator, wears a scarf with the name of presidential contender Mikhail Prokhorov as she poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Kirill, 26, a scientist, wears a scarf with the name of presidential contender Mikhail Prokhorov as he poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Nina Lipkina, 53, unemployed, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Gennady, 73, a pensioner, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Yana Romanova, 35, a designer, wears a white ribbon reading “For Russia without Putin” as she poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Artur Gazarov, 43, wears a white ribbon reading “For Russia without Putin” as he poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Liliya Pevter, 62, a pensioner, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Igor German, 23, an engineer, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Mikhail Shats, 46, an actor, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.
[Image]In this Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 photo, Dima Kuzmich, 29, a bank employee, poses in front of a white canvas placed in the middle of the crowd at a massive protest against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule in Bolotnaya square in Moscow.

 

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SCREENSHOT – Syria Parliament Official Site Hacked

Video – The stupidest, most racist ad for a Republican U.S. Senate candidate so far in 2012

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Under Investigation – “Israel’s Mossad and Iranian opposition group are behind the assassination of the Tehran scientist”

American blogger Richard Silverstein quotes an Israeli source that claimis the Mossad is responsible for the assassination of a nuclear scientist in Tehran

“Israel’s Mossad and Iranian opposition group are behind the assassination of the Tehran scientist”

Is Israel behind the assassination of the nuclear scientist in Tehran? According to the American blogger Richard Silverstein, Israel’s Mossad and the Iranian opposition group “Mujehadin Khalq” are the ones behind the explosion of the car of Mustafa Ahmadi- Roshan, who, according to Iranian reports, served as the deputy manager of the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility.

In the blog “Tikun Olam,” Silverstein quotes an Israeli source with military and political experience, saying that the Mossad carried out the operation in cooperation with the Iranian opposition group. Silverstein publishes articles on Israeli matters, which are prohibited for publication in Israel. One such example was the article on the Anat Qam affair, written before its publication was permitted in Israel.

Meanwhile, Iranian government officials are also blaming Israel for the assassination of the top nuclear scientist. This is the fourth assassination of senior officials in Iran’s nuclear program in the past two years.

The press agency IRNA quoted the deputy of President Ahmadinejad during a government meeting in Tehran this morning, saying, “Those who claim they are fighting terror have hurt Iranian scientists, but they must know that our scientists are becoming more determined each day on the path to fulfilling Iran’s ambitions and its scientific progress.”

Israel’s Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Gantz appeared before a meeting of the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, referring to the Iranian issue during the meeting and saying, “2012 is expected to be a critical year in Iran. It has lately been facing a system of international pressures which is increasingly growing.”

He added, “This is a critical year in the connection between the continued nuclearization, the internal chances in the Iranian leadership, the continued growing pressure by the international community, and things that happen to them in an unnatural manner.”

The Persian Preparations for War

In early November, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned, “Any country attacking Iran better be prepared to suffer retaliation from the Iranian armed forces. Anyone thinking about invading the Islamic Republic of Iran better be able to withstand a powerful response from the Revolutionary Guard and the Iranian army.”

The recent report published by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) explains that once Iran decides to manufacture a nuclear bomb, it will only take a few months to assemble. In Israel and the West, this report intensified discussions on the need for an all-out attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

So far, Western media has focused on questions concerning a possible Israeli and/or Western attack. What has yet to be discussed is what Iran is doing to counter an inevitable clash.

For several years, the Iranians have publicized their military capabilities in an effort to deter an attack. Occasionally, they unveil a new, locally produced, state-of-the-art weapon based on foreign technologies.

“In reality, their conventional military forces are poor,” says Yiftah Shapir, a senior research fellow and director at the Institute for National Security Studies’ Middle East Military Balance Project. “Looking at the layout of Iran’s conventional forces, they have a large but antiquated army that has suffered from cutbacks and sanctions in recent years. Since they find it difficult to procure new advanced weapons, they have begun to produce their own. Every two months or so, we hear of something new: airplanes, helicopters, missiles, weapons systems, radar, and so forth.

“True, we must not underestimate Iran’s industry, as in the past it received assistance from North Korea, and today, knowledge flows in the opposite direction in some areas. Still, Tehran’s public announcements should be viewed with some degree of skepticism. The question is: what do they have and what is actually operational?” mulls Shapir.

Mickey Segal, a senior research fellow at Terrogence Company and the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and former head of the Iranian Desk in the Research Department at the Directorate of Military Intelligence says, “The Iranians believe that the revolutions in the Arab world play into their hands. From their viewpoint, the old regimes are being pushed out and being replaced by the Islamic organizations. As they see it, they are the next ‘big thing.’ They expect nuclear weapons to increase their influence.”

Defense, defense, defense

The Iranian government invests enormous sums of money in an effort to conceal their numerous nuclear sites. The main sites are the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz, the conversion plant in Isfahan (where the November 2011 explosion occurred), the nuclear power station in Bushehr, and the uranium enrichment plant near Qom that remains under construction.

Many of the facilities are underground and shielded by a concrete-reinforced ceiling and walls up to two and a half meters thick.

“From the outset, they built facilities underground and concentrated their efforts on the surrounding air defenses,” says Dr. Ephraim Kam, principle research fellow and deputy director of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS).

The Iranians spend huge sums of money on camouflage. According to Western assessments, Russia supplies Iran with the technological means to hide its nuclear facilities. During the Cold War, Russia developed special camouflage nets capable of blocking the view from space, including thermal sensors and synthetic aperture radars (SAR). In addition, it is likely that Iran also employs advanced methods to distort a facility’s geometric pattern and render them unidentifiable by spy satellites and UAVs equipped with optical payloads.

Besides camouflage, Iran is doubling efforts to reinforce its air defense layout, especially its anti-aircraft systems—even though these consist mainly of antiquated anti-aircraft missiles acquired from foreign sources or produced domestically. These include Russian SA-5s for intermediate to long-range interception, SA-2s for intermediate and very high altitudes, and an Iranian-made Shahin version of the American Hawks (that the Iranians claim can reach an altitude of forty kilometers). They also possess several advanced SA-15 units that they received from Russia around five years ago, and frequently release photos of their batteries deployed near the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant.

“Few of the systems pose an immediate threat to advanced Western aircraft,” asserts Tal Inbar, head of the Space and UAV Research Center at the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies. Inbar asserts that, “Following Russia’s refusal to supply Iran with advanced S-300 missile systems (that have a range of over 100 kilometers)—a result of American and Israeli pressure—Iran now claims that it succeeded in developing an improved version of the S-300 (that it calls Bavar-373). Official Iranian sources note that the system performs better than the Russian missiles—but this is an empty claim.”

Be that as it may, the Iranians seem to have managed to get ahold of a Chinese version of the S-300, designated HQ9, and on the basis of this imitation, they have developed their own system. Israeli sources recently acknowledged that Iran is beginning to produce multi-layered systems that will further complicate any operation against its nuclear sites. Iran also tried to obtain a number of Russia’s Pantsir-1 anti-aircraft missile systems from Syria. The system’s development was financed by the United Emirates and became operational in Russia only last year. It is uncertain whether it has been transferred to other countries since then.

Planes

Most aircrafts in the Iranian air force are aging Russian-made planes that Iraq transferred to Iran during the First Gulf War. The Iranians also have some old F-4 Phantoms and F-14 Tomcats that the Americans delivered when the Shah was in power.

Iran’s first line of fighters is compromised of MiG-29s purchased from Russia in the early 1990s, as-well-as the aging F-14s purchased from the US. In late 2007, Iran announced that it was developing two new fighters: the Azaraksh (Lightning) and the Saeqeh (Thunderbolt); both are based on outdated American F-5s.

“The Iranians claim that these planes perform better than F-18s. The truth is that they still look like F-5s, but have an extra tail (stabilizer) added to resemble the F-18s. It is doubtful that the Iranians succeeded in developing the avionics and other systems necessary to retrofit an airplane into a first-class modern weapon. Still, Iran has made impressive advances in the maintenance of its systems through improvisation and the acquisition of spare parts from the black market. They are also experts at cannibalizing parts from planes and missiles. For example, they can disassemble twenty old planes in order to keep thirty others in flying condition,” explains Yiftah Shapir.

Iran also has several dozen Cobra attack helicopters from the 1970s, Bell-205s and 214s, and MI-171s that they bought from the Russians a decade ago.

In recent years, Iran has made significant progress in developing and producing UAVs, some of which are capable of carrying munitions. Last year, Iran announced they had developed an attack UAV armed with a bomb, while referring to their jet-propelled air vehicle (which is based on an outdated American target drone that was later manufactured by South Africa). According to Mickey Segal, the Iranians are currently working on two UAVs: one for attack—the Karrar (Striker), and the other for attack and reconnaissance—the Ababil (Swallow). These UAVs appear to be pre-programmed, and not controlled in real-time.

The Iranian developers of the UAV layout will probably glean valuable technical information from the recent capture of an American RQ-170 Sentinel surveillance drone. The stealth UAV malfunctioned during a reconnaissance operation over Iran in early December 2011, and was picked up by Iranian security forces. American military sources note that, “Iran gained a great prize from a technological point of view by getting its hands on the RQ-170, one of the most advanced UAVs in the world.”

Radar

Today, Iran possesses a number of outdated European radars, such as the British AR-3D for air defense and an unknown quantity of Chinese JY-14s acquired in the late 1990s. Last June, during a weapons exhibition in memory of Ayatollah Khomeini, the Iranians gave a sneak peak at a phased array radar that is considered one of the most advanced of its kind. According to Tal Inbar, the first analyst in Israel to identify the radar, “The Iranians didn’t officially reveal the radar, but it can be seen peeking out behind Khamenei in the exhibition. They claim that it was their own development, and at face value, the system appears genuine.”

Only in late 2011 did the Iranians hold a large-scale air defense exercise, to evaluate the performance and operability of intelligence and communications equipment designed to “protect sensitive sites around the country.” Mickey Segal believes that during their latest exercise, the Iranian successfully tested a locally produced wide-range-frequency passive-radar-detection system. Rapid response units using modern EW (electronic warfare) equipment succeeded in jamming a simulated enemy’s radar and communications systems. Tests were also carried out on the latest fiber-optic communication equipment and electro-optic systems for air-defense detection.

In the second stage of the exercise, Iran’s air-defense forces quickly jammed enemy combat aircraft and employed active and passive means to protect their own radar network and communication lines.

Naval defense

The Iranians have gone to great lengths to thwart a naval attack. After spending endless hours developing anti-ship missile systems, they have produced their own version of the Chinese C-802 and the Khalij Fars (Persian Gulf) anti-ship ballistic missile, based on the Fatah-110 surface-to-surface missile technology. Both weapons pose a tangible threat to naval vessels, especially American ships cruising close to the Iranian coast.

A few months ago, Iran unveiled a new cruise missile with a 200-kilometer range that could be launched from ships or ground batteries. They also announced development of the Valfajr (The Dawn) torpedo system that is designed to carry a 220-kilo warhead capable of hitting large battleships.

“If Iran comes under a major attack, it will try to block the Strait of Hormuz and cut off oil shipping routes,” says Tal Inbar. “Blocking the Persian Gulf will require the use of Iranian-made miniature submarines (Ghadir mini-subs with a two to three man crew), different types of torpedoes, and speedboats. This arsenal will be used to saturate the area with dozens to hundreds of missiles that will disrupt movement, forcing the Americans to engage the targets.” It should be noted that last summer, Iran fired supersonic surface-to-sea missiles at moving targets close to the Strait of Hormuz during the Great Prophet 6 war games exercise.

The Iranian fleet currently has three Russian-made Kilo Class Type 877EKM submarines, and according to Iranian sources, a half-ton Iranian sub designed for reconnaissance in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz. Iran also developed Bavar 2 – a lightweight radar-evading seaplane armed with machine guns and capable of carrying a bomb.

Mickey Segal notes that Iran’s preferred tactic against naval vessels is to swarm them. This tactic involves dozens of small, Iranian-made speedboats armed with explosives, rockets, and light weapons dispatched to blow up American aircraft carriers and destroyers.

Missiles and rockets

Iran’s strongest deterrent is of course, their offensive capabilities that appear in the form of missiles and rockets. This arsenal directly threatens any point in Israel and Europe—whether in the hands of Iranian proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas, or by way of Iran’s own long-range missiles.

Most experts agree that Iran has made impressive gains in rocketry in recent years, and has even surpassed North Korea in certain areas of its missile program, especially with respect to guidance systems and solid-fueled engines. During the Great Prophet 6 exercise, Iran exposed their underground missile silos and fired off a large number of surface-to-surface missiles at various ranges. Iran’s pride and glory is the Shahab 3 missile that has a 1,300 km range. Iran also has the Qader (Mighty) cruise missile—an improved version of the Shahab 3—that can reach a target at 1,800 km. A more significant threat is the Sejil (Baked Clay) ballistic missile, which is still in the development stage. This is a solid-fueled two-stage rocket with a range of over 2,000 km. Iran has carried out several tests on the Sejil during the last two years.

Iran is striving to attain missiles with ranges of thousands of kilometers capable of threatening Europe. According to Tal Inbar and based on various sources, North Korea may have transferred BM25 missiles to Iran, which are believed to have a 3,500 km range. The BM25s employ the same technology as Soviet R-27 submarine-launched, ballistic missiles. Iran has not yet officially confirmed that it possesses these weapons, but an analysis of an underground launch site indicates that the storage facility’s dimensions are much larger than the missiles known to be in Iran’s possession. Such evidence suggests that Iran has indeed obtained the BM25s.

Iran is also making progress on its cruise missiles that are based on technology acquired from the Ukraine a few years ago.

Once the Iranians produce nuclear warheads, they intend to arm their Shihabs with them. They already have the ability to launch missiles and aircraft armed with chemical and biological WMDs.

Some of the missile projects are developing under the guise of Iran’s space program, since the technology for launching a satellite or a ballistic missile is essentially the same. Iran is also working on its own surveillance satellites. Half a year ago, it launched a miniature Rasad (Observation) satellite into space.

Though the orbiter is of no military value, Rasad is the second satellite that Iran independently launched. The first, Umid (Hope), brought Iran into the exclusive space club in February 2009.

A mysterious explosion at an Iranian missile-project site

In November 2011, an explosion rocked a major missile-testing site near Tehran. It killed seventeen people, including General Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, a senior commander in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ missile program. The base where the explosion occurred is a storage site for Shahab missiles. To date, it is still unclear what effect the explosion will have on the Iranian missile program.

Cyberwarfare

Iran’s global terror network is the long arm of the Islamic Republic. However, Iran is also relentlessly striving to attain sophisticated defensive and offensive capabilities in the fifth fighting dimension, cyberspace.

In 2011, it established a Cyber Defense Headquarters in the General Staff, and a cyber-defense program was launched at Imam Hossein University in Tehran. A number of cyber defense drills will be held in 2012; the goal being to identify the Achilles’ heel in the state’s operating systems. In early 2012, Iran will hold its first national conference on cyber defense.

Israeli sources estimate that Iran’s cyberwarfare capabilities are among the most advanced in the world. The Iranians already know how to operate in cyberspace and leave almost no fingerprints.

How will the Iranians respond in the event of an attack? Pundits, scholars, and observers all agree: they will use every means at their disposal, in all dimensions, and on all fronts.

Billionaires Battle Bonus against Obama

 

At a private three-day retreat in California last weekend, conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch and about 250 to 300 other individuals pledged approximately $100 million to defeat President Obama in the 2012 elections.

A source who was in the room when the pledges were made told The Huffington Post that, specifically, Charles Koch pledged $40 million and David pledged $20 million.

The semi-annual, invitation-only meeting attracts wealthy donors, Republican politicians and conservative activists. Last year, hundreds of activists gathered outside the walled-off resort to protest the meeting. This year, however, the conference went off quietly.

“Conference organizers and their guests successfully slipped in and out of the Coachella Valley without being detected, by buying out nearly all of the 500-plus rooms at the Renaissance Esmeralda resort in Indian Wells,” reported The Desert Sun. “The resort closed its restaurants, locked down the grounds with private security guards and sent many workers home.”

 

David Hamilton Koch (play /ˈkk/; born May 3, 1940) is an American businessman, philanthropist, political activist, and chemical engineer. He is a co-owner (with older brother Charles) and an executive vice president of Koch Industries, a conglomerate that is the second-largest privately held company in the U.S.[7] Koch is the second-richest resident of New York City as of 2010.[3][4]

He is a major patron of the arts and a funder of conservative and libertarian political causes, including some organizations that fund some organizations within the American Tea Party movement.[3][8] Among other charities, he has contributed to Lincoln Center, Sloan Kettering, a fertility clinic at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and the American Museum of Natural History‘s David H. Koch Dinosaur Wing.[9] The New York State Theater at Lincoln Center, home of the New York City Opera and New York City Ballet was renamed the David H. Koch Theater in 2008 following a gift of 100 million dollars for the renovation of the theater. Condé Nast Portfolio described him as “one of the most generous but low-key philanthropists in America”.[10]

see

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_H._Koch

and

Is Your Senator Representing Charles and David Koch?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-greenwald/is-your-senator-represent_b_1205692.html

Revealed – The Pakistani Taliban’s Coming Divide

The Pakistani Taliban’s Coming Divide: How the Death of Its Leader Could Be Bad for the United States

ForeignAffairs.com Features Article by Archive Analyst

For more information contact:
Barbara Elias-Sanborn – 202/994-7000
belias@gwu.edu
Posted – February 3, 2012

 

Washington, DC, February 3, 2012 – As the U.S. searches for opportunities to negotiate with the Taliban while simultaneously targeting key Taliban leaders with drone strikes, a new article published today on the Web site of Foreign Affairs magazine by National Security Archive analyst Barbara Elias-Sanborn, discusses the prudence of this approach in light of recent rumors of a fatal strike against Pakistani Taliban (TTP) leader Hakimullah Mehsud.

 

Using recent media reports and declassified documents, Elias-Sanborn, director of the National Security Archive’s Afghanistan/Pakistan/Taliban Documentation Project argues that Mehsud, a key figure behind the brutal 2009 Camp Chapman attack which left seven CIA employees dead, is dangerous, but his death may not help American efforts to find an acceptable negotiated settlement to the war in Afghanistan.

 

Mehsud’s eventual demise, the article argues, could potentially help Islamabad, but may not help Washington. Pakistani officials could use the TTP leader’s death as an opportunity to reconcile Taliban elements who have taken to targeting the Pakistani government, instead directing those forces against U.S. and Afghan targets. Or, Mehsud’s demise may open the door for greater unity among Taliban factions, augmenting the power of Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar and making negotiations more difficult.

 

The article concludes by arguing that “Mehsud’s elimination would potentially create opportunities for Pakistan to reconcile with TTP militants. But before the teams at Langley pop the champagne, policy makers should consider the possible downsides, as they could be many. If Washington is serious about negotiating an end to the war, it should suspend the drone assassination campaign and take its chances talking to existing Taliban leaders, instead of trying to kill its way towards more pliable negotiating partners that may not exist.”

 

The Archive’s Afghanistan/Pakistan/Taliban Documentation Project has filed hundreds of Freedom of Information Act requests for documents on the region and historical U.S. government approaches toward it. Many of these materials are posted on the Archive’s Web site at http://www.nsarchive.org.

 

CONFIDENTIAL – FBI MegaUpload Search Photos and Video

Hi.

4 FBI agents took part in the Megaupload Search. They are still in NZ.

Here are Flickr Photos from the Search. 2 pictures are from inside the villa. The cars in the garage etc., and from the court yesterday.

FBI Operation in Kim Schmitz Dotcom House NZ – Flicker Photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/32368051[at]N08/sets/72157625312230860/

USA v. Convicted Hacker Kim Schmitz Kim Dotcom – Indictment

http://www.4law.co.il/mega5112.pdf

Videos are here from the court etc.

New Zealand TV : MegaUpload Piracy Arrest 23/1/12 Hacker Kim Schmitz Dotcom

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC47dn0LnnQ

China Brasil Germany TVs : MegaUpload Piracy Arrest 23/1/12 Hacker Kim Schmitz Dotcom

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86pT7r4RcYg

A French Blogger Already Killed me Yesterday hehehe…

http://nanojv.wordpress.com/2012/01/23/boaz-guttman-attentat/

 

Unveield – Corruption scandal shakes Vatican as internal letters leaked

The Vatican was shaken by a corruption scandal Thursday after an Italian television investigation said a former top official had been transferred against his will after complaining about irregularities in awarding contracts.

The show “The Untouchables” on the respected private television network La 7 Wednesday night showed what it said were several letters that Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, who was then deputy-governor of Vatican City, sent to superiors, including Pope Benedict, in 2011 about the corruption.

The Vatican issued a statement Thursday criticizing the “methods” used in the journalistic investigation. But it confirmed that the letters were authentic by expressing “sadness over the publication of reserved documents.”

As deputy governor of the Vatican City for two years from 2009 to 2011, Vigano was the number two official in a department responsible for maintaining the tiny city-state’s gardens, buildings, streets, museums and other infrastructure.

Vigano, currently the Vatican’s ambassador in Washington, said in the letters that when he took the job in 2009 he discovered a web of corruption, nepotism and cronyism linked to the awarding of contracts to outside companies at inflated prices.

In one letter, Vigano tells the pope of a smear campaign against him (Vigano) by other Vatican officials who wanted him transferred because they were upset that he had taken drastic steps to save the Vatican money by cleaning up its procedures.

“Holy Father, my transfer right now would provoke much disorientation and discouragement in those who have believed it was possible to clean up so many situations of corruption and abuse of power that have been rooted in the management of so many departments,” Vigano wrote to the pope on March 27, 2011.

In another letter to the pope on April 4, 2011, Vigano says he discovered the management of some Vatican City investments was entrusted to two funds managed by a committee of Italian bankers “who looked after their own interests more than ours.”

LOSS OF $2.5 MILLION, 550,000 EURO NATIVITY SCENE

Vigano says in the same letter that in one single financial transaction in December, 2009, “they made us lose two and a half million dollars.”

The program interviewed a man it identified as a member of the bankers’ committee who said Vigano had developed a reputation as a “ballbreaker” among companies that had contracts with the Vatican, because of his insistence on transparency and competition.

The man’s face was blurred on the transmission and his voice was distorted in order to conceal his identity.

In one of the letters to the pope, Vigano said Vatican-employed maintenance workers were demoralized because “work was always given to the same companies at costs at least double compared to those charged outside the Vatican.”

For example, when Vigano discovered that the cost of the Vatican’s larger than life nativity scene in St Peter’s Square was 550,000 euros in 2009, he chopped 200,000 euros off the cost for the next Christmas, the program said.

Even though, Vigano’s cost-cutting and transparency campaign helped turned Vatican City’s budget from deficit to surplus during his tenure, in 2011 unsigned articles criticizing him as inefficient appeared in the Italian newspaper Il Giornale.

On March 22, 2011, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone informed Vigano that he was being removed from his position, even though it was to have lasted until 2014.

Five days later he wrote to Bertone complaining that he was left “dumbfounded” by the ouster and because Bertone’s motives for his removal were identical to those published in an anonymous article published against him in Il Giornale that month.

In early April, Vigano went over Bertone’s head again and wrote directly to the pope, telling him that he had worked hard to “eliminate corruption, private interests and dysfunction that are widespread in various departments.”

He also tells the pope in the same letter that “no-one should be surprised about the press campaign against me” because he tried to root out corruption and had made enemies.

Despite his appeals to the pope that a transfer, even if it meant a promotion, “would be a defeat difficult for me to accept,” Vigano was named ambassador to Washington in October of last year after the sudden death of the previous envoy to the United States.

In its statement, the Vatican said the journalistic investigation had treated complicated subjects in a “partial and banal way” and could take steps to defend the “honor of morally upright people” who loyally serve the Church.

The statement said that today’s administration was a continuation of the “correct and transparent management that inspired Monsignor Vigano.”

Kim Dotcom starring in Kimble goes Monaco # 2

One year later Kimble wants to go and visit the Monaco Grand Prix once more! So guess what, he invited his friends again, now even a bigger group and they drive off in the most expensive cars you can imagine for a $10.000.000+ weekend in Monaco!

Kimble, also known as Kim Dotcom is currently being indicted for copyright fraud as owner of Megaupload.

“Kimble Goes Monaco Part II,” like all sequels, strains to top its predecessor; it’s the Teflon Don to Part I’s Port of Miami. More Ferraris! More hangers-on! A more lavish steam-table banquet! A champagne-spritzing Saint Tropez lingerie party! A Trap-a-Holics-style announcer peppering his German-language narration with stray English phrases like “all-inclusive,” “The boys are in town!,” “Kim-pire,” and “Fireworks, DJ, laser show!” Kim-posse members like Keiwan, Matthias and Gitta return, but they’re preceded in the credits—which borrow the theme music and wipe effects from Dynasty’s opening sequence by some new faces. Here’s Finn Batato, who would go on to become Megaupload’s chief marketing officer; he was arrested on Thursday, too. (The indictment names him as part of the overall MegaConspiracy but also specifically charges him with having circulated Megaupload links to infringing copies of the movies My Blueberry Nights and Dan in Real Life and Louis Armstrong’s recording of the song “We Have All The Time In The World,” which anyone attuned to the James Bondian aspects of this case will recognize as a soundtrack cut from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.)

Here, too, and all over the video, is Frank Lämmermann, sort of a German Jean-Ralphio type with a towering head of shellacked ich-bin-un-zany-comedian hair, acting as de facto master of ceremonies. Lämmermann was apparently a presenter on the German music/entertainment network Viva at the time, and went on to conquer America with an appearance on Pauly Shore’s TBS series Minding the Store, which Google indicates was a thing that existed. A German message-board poster once said of Lämmermann, “For, instead of encouraging you to laugh stimulates only! Apart from that the guy is so annoying that one feels after a short time to give him the urge to become one with the baseball bat.” We’re pretty sure we agree; although his presence as host frees up Schmitz himself to drink out of a punchbowl and whip his male associates’ bare asses with a belt, it lends a self-conscious, Billionaires Gone Wild vibe to the proceedings, especially when Lämmermann is walking around with a shotgun mic interviewing women about their nipples.

Like the Jersey Shore kids returning to Karma, the Kimble Clan returns to the Autobahn, to the zuper-yacht, and eventually to Jimmy*z. They’ve been coming to this same party for years, and in no way is that depressing! The party continues back on the yacht—fireworks, DJ, lasershow!—and at some point Keiwan, egged on by other party guests, eats a whole onion. In a way, we’re lucky that all Kim went on to do was change his name to “Dotcom” and (allegedly) aid in the file-sharing-abetted downfall of the content industry; there’s a sociopathic emptiness to the proceedings on display in this second video. This is the party you have before you have the party where you rent out an island and hunt humans for sport.

Kim Dotcom starring in Kimble goes Monaco #1

Kimble, our internethero goes to Monaco with his friends, spending a good $10.000.000 during one Formula 1 weekend!

Kimble, also known as Kim Dotcom is currently being indicted for copyright fraud as owner of Megaupload.

It’s not every day that you encounter a real-life practitioner of Bond-villainous ostentation like Kim Schmitz, aka Kim Dotcom, founder of the now-shuttered file-hosting network Megaupload. The German-Finnish hacker-turned-accused-copyright-infringement-magnate was arrested last Thursday by New Zealand police acting in cooperation with the FBI; he and his business associates, referred to, awesomely, as “the MegaConspiracy” in an indictment filed on January 5th in U.S. District Court, are being charged with “criminal copyright infringement and money laundering on a massive scale with estimated harm to copyright holders well in excess of $500,000,000 and reported income in excess of $175,000,000.” In happier times, Schmitz raced in the Gumball Rally and bankrolled lavish fireworks displays for his adopted homeland of New Zealand and star-studded music videos featuring artists like will.i.am (literally) singing Megaupload’s praises; shortly before his arrest, he became the world’s top-ranked Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 player, sitting at #1 on the game’s “Kills” and “Free-for-all” leaderboards as of three weeks ago. He was busted the day before his 38th birthday, at a $30 million rented mansion north of Auckland; he was allegedly hiding in a panic room with a sawed-off shotgun, like any innocent person celebrating a birthday.

Schmitz is six-foot-six, per Wikipedia, and weighs 285 pounds. He looks like Augustus Gloop grown up all muah-ha-ha; basically, the US government and the entertainment industry could not have asked for a better Dr. Evil figure to help them dramatize the inherent nefariousness of copyright infringement, unless Kim had been so kind as to pose for pictures stroking a fluffy white cat. The indictment (posted as a PDF here) is 72 pages long and packed with amazing details. The list of assets the authorities are looking to seize includes 59 different bank accounts, a $15,000 Devon Works Tread 1 watch made of bulletproof polycarbonate (described on Devon Works’ Website as “a big, bold sexy declaration of independence from the status quo”), a statue of the Predator, and a fleet of luxury cars, including Mercedes-Benzes with license plates reading “GOOD,” “EVIL,” “CEO,” “MAFIA,” “GOD,” “STONED,” “POLICE,” “HACKER” and “GUILTY.” (Some perspective: When Time Magazine profiled Napster cofounder and original file-sharing gangsta Shawn Fanning twelve years ago, he was driving a “newly customized” Mazda RX-7.)

Commissioning vanity plates to trumpet your Internet-outlaw status on a fleet of Benzes is crazy, but it’s by no means out of character for Dotcom. Way back at the dawn of this century, when he was merely a hacker-turned-entrepreneur known as “Kimble,” before he was arrested in Bangkok and fined ¬100,000 for embezzlement and insider trading, he made some endlessly entertaining video documentaries celebrating a cash-incinerating lifestyle that looks, in retrospect, like a dress rehearsal for the hyperindulged-international-superpirate role the US government has accused him of playing.

You can find both “Kimble Goes to Monaco” and “Kimble Goes to Monaco Part II” on Google Video. They’re in German, without subtitles, but you’ll get the gist: Look at how much fun we’re having. Imagine how much it costs.

Exposed – Mitt Romney’s Tax Returns 2010-2011

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Willard M and Ann D Romney Estimated 1040 for 2011

104 pages

Download original document here

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Willard M and Ann D Romney 1040 for 2010 203 pages

Download original document here

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The Ann and Mitt Romney 1995 Family Trust 1041 for 2010 81 page

RomneyTrust-1041-2010

The Ann D. Romney Blind Trust 1041 for 2010 83 pages

AnnRomneyTrust-1041-2010

The W. Mitt Romney Blind Trust 1041 for 2010 37 pages

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The Tyler Foundation 990 from 2010 39 pages

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Scheinberg-Indictment-Anklageschrift im Original: MANHATTAN U.S. ATTORNEY CHARGES PRINCIPALS OF THREE LARGEST INTERNET POKER COMPANIES WITH BANK FRAUD, ILLEGAL GAMBLING OFFENSES AND LAUNDERING BILLIONS IN ILLEGAL GAMBLING PROCEEDS

After the indictment of the founder of PokerStars, Isai Scheinberg, by the U.S. Department of Justice on “Black Friday,” many in the business and poker communities are asking, “Who is Isai Scheinberg?” An article in a Canadian newspaper attempts to answer that question.

The Toronto Globe and Mail presented an article written by Colin Freeze that covers much of what is known about Scheinberg. Freeze looks at the Scheinbergs as an “Internet Age equivalent of the Bronfmans, the Montreal clan who famously parlayed U.S. Prohibition laws into a billion-dollar booze business.” The Bronfmans owned Seagram’s during the Prohibition Era of the early 20th century.

Freeze details the April 15 indictment of Scheinberg and Paul Tate of PokerStars as well as the founders of Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker before delving into what effect the shutdown of poker in the United States will mean for the company.

“Win or lose, PokerStars’ luck has already soured fast,” Freeze wrote in his article. “Gone already are millions of paying American customers, a number of lucrative television contracts, and the nascent partnership with Wynn Resorts. Operations in other jurisdictions – including Europe, where it is partly licensed, and Canada, where it is not – should help PokerStars weather the U.S. shutdown, albeit in a diminished form.”

So what is known about Scheinberg and how did he reach such lofty heights with PokerStars? According to the Globe and Mail, Scheinberg got his start in the computer industry as a programmer with IBM in Canada. While working in the computer industry, Scheinberg showed an interest in poker.

According to the Hendon Mob database, Scheinberg competed at the 1996 World Series of Poker, earning a 25th place finish in a $2,500 No Limit Hold’em event. Two years later, he made the final table in a $1,000 No Limit Hold’em tournament at the United States Poker Championships in Atlantic City. Scheinberg would eventually bow out of the tournament in eighth place against a table that featured poker pros like Men “The Master” Nguyen and Kevin Song.

Perhaps these brushes with the poker world were what planted the seed for what would become Scheinberg’s greatest success – or his greatest pain. As the 21st century dawned, Scheinberg created PYR Software, a company that Forbes described in a February 2010 article as “a software development company that helps customers worldwide to retain industry leadership.” The real reason for the development of PYR Software, however, was to facilitate an idea in Scheinberg’s head.

In March 2001, PokerStars went active, offering internet poker to a quietly growing worldwide market. Over the next five years, the gaming site became one of the major players in the online poker industry. By 2006, the growth of the company led Scheinberg to float the idea of holding an initial public offering (IPO). Political activity in that same year, however, changed his mind and led PokerStars onto the path it has reached today.

The passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act in 2006 shut down the IPO rumblings, as PokerStars continued to offer its wares to American customers. The reason for this was simple: with the major players in the industry such as PartyPoker and 888 leaving the market due to their publicly traded status, PokerStars would be able to snare a sizeable chunk of the American market.

Over the past five years, PokerStars became the preeminent leader in online poker, with a reported value of around $10 billion.

The 65-year-old Scheinberg and his family do not actively court media attention, although Scheinberg has occasionally stepped to the poker tables. In 2008, he played in one of the preliminary events during the PokerStars European Poker Tour Grand Final. In a €1,000 No Limit Hold’em tournament, Scheinberg finished eighth, but many in the audience had no clue that the founder of the site they played at was in such close proximity.

The future for Scheinberg is murky at best. Due to the indictment, Scheinberg and his family may never set foot on North American soil because of extradition treaties among the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. MANX Radio, the radio station of the Isle of Man where PokerStars’ headquarters are located, reports that the legal team for PokerStars is already ramping up, stating to a reporter from the station that they will “robustly” defend Scheinberg and Paul Tate against the charges in the United States.

 

 

Letztes Jahr haben die US-Behörden bekanntlich die Webseiten von PokerStars, Full Tilt, UB und Absolute Poker gesperrt. Es wurde Anklage gegen die Betreiber und deren Mitarbeiter erhoben. PokerOlymp hat die 51-seitige Anklageschrift unter die Lupe genommen und erklärt den Lesern, was genau die Behörden den Online-Pokerräumen vorwerfen.

preet_bharara Preet Bhrara, Verfasser der Anklage


Juristisch gesehen ist eine Anklageschrift das Dokument, mit der die Strafverfolgungsbehörden einen Fall vor Gericht bringen.

Sie hat grundsätzlich zwei Funktionen, zum einen den oder die Angeklagten über die ihnen vorgeworfenen Taten zu informieren und zum anderen die Festlegung des Prozessgegenstandes in sachlicher und personaler Hinsicht.

Die vorgeworfenen Delikte und Handlungen
Zum Vorwurf wird den Angeklagten die Unterwanderung des Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act von 2006, das Betreiben illegaler Glücksspiel-Unternehmen, organisierter Bankbetrug und organisierte Geldwäsche gemacht. Hierfür sind Geldstrafen und Gefängnisstrafen bis zu 30 Jahre vorgesehen.

Bereits in der Einleitung macht United States Attorney Preet Bhrara klar, worum es geht. Er benennt zunächst PokerStars, Full Tilt und AP/UB als die führenden Online-Poker-Unternehmen in den USA seit 2006. Die Unternehmen hätten mindestens von November 2006 bis März 2011 agiert. Als Verantwortliche benennt er die Angeklagten Isai Scheinberg, Raymond Bitar, Scott Tom, Brent Beckley, Nelson Burtnick, Paul Tate, Ryan Lang, Bradley Franzen, Ira Rubin, Chad Elie und John Campos.

Die angeblichen Methoden der Täuschung
Dann geht es direkt ans Eingemachte: Der Staatsanwalt führt aus, dass in den USA seit Einführung des UIGEA den Banken verboten sei, Transaktionen im Zusammenhang mit Online-Glücksspiel durchzuführen. Die Angeklagten hätten im Tatzeitraum betrügerische Methoden verwendet, diese Restriktionen zu umgehen und so mehrere Milliarden Dollar von US-Bürgern aus illegalem Glücksspiel erhalten. Zu diesem Zweck seien US-Banken und andere Stellen direkt und indirekt getäuscht worden.

Hierzu hätten sich die Pokerräume unter anderem so genannter ‘payment-processors’ bedient, deren Aufgabe es gewesen sei, die wahre Natur die Geldströme gegenüber den Banken zu verschleiern. Hierzu seien Scheinfirmen und eigens zu dem Zweck erstellte Webseiten benutzt worden. Die Angeklagten Ryan Lang, Bradley Franzen, Ira Rubin und Chad Elie hätten als solche “payment processors” im Auftrag der Gaming-Unternehmen fungiert.

Dann listet die Anklage über mehrere Seiten detailliert die Angeklagten auf und welche Funktion sie bei den jeweiligen Pokerräumen ausüben. Der Fokus liegt hier insbesondere auf Isai Scheinberg, der als Gründer von PokerStars benannt wird und auf Raymond Bitar, dem Gründer von Full Tilt.

PartyPoker und der UIGEA
Es wird ausführlich die Einführung des UIGEA im Jahr 2006 beschrieben und dass es seitdem ein “federal crime” sei, als Online-Glücksspiel-Unternehmen wissentlich Zahlungen zu empfangen oder weiterzuleiten, die aus illegalem Glücksspiel stammen oder für dieses bestimmt sind.

Es wird auch erwähnt, dass der größte damalige Pokerraum wegen dem UIGEA seine Dienste in den USA eingestellt hatte. Gemeint ist PartyPoker, obwohl das Unternehmen in der Anklage nicht ausdrücklich benannt wird. Die jetzt im Fokus der Ermittlungen stehenden Pokerräume hätten aber weitergemacht, so hätte beispielsweise Absolute Poker damals verlauten lassen, dass sie “eine private Organisation seien, die gemäß ihrem Geschäftsmodell viel Flexibilität und Kreativität genieße.”

 

Die Methoden im Detail
Dann geht es weiter und es werden die Methoden beschrieben, die PokerStars, Full Tilt und UB/AP angeblich dazu verwendeten, die Banken über die illegale Natur der Geldtransaktionen hinwegzutäuschen und die Geldströme aus den USA heraus hin zu den Firmensitzen in Übersee zu leiten.

Es ist zum einen die Rede davon, dass Visa und Mastercard spezifische “transaction codes” für Online-Gambling-Vorgänge eingeführt hätten. So sei es für die Banken leicht gewesen, Vorgänge, die mit Online-Glücksspiel zu tun haben, zu blockieren. Die Angeklagten hätten dies aber umgangen, indem sie den Vorgängen falsche “transaction codes” zugeordnet hätten. Hierdurch hätten sie die Banken über die wahre Natur der Vorgänge getäuscht. Allein zu diesem Zweck sei ein Netz von Scheinfirmen, z. B. Online-Blumenläden oder Online-Tierfutter-Händler, aufgebaut worden.

Von Zeit zu Zeit seien diese Scheinfirmen jedoch entdeckt worden. Für diesen Fall hätten die Angeklagten jedoch zahllose Ersatzunternehmen parat gehabt, z. B. http://www.petfoodstore.biz oder http://www.beddingsuperstore.tv, die bei Bedarf eingesprungen seien. Daneben seien so genannte “pre-paid credit cards” zu Verschleierung benutzt worden. Diese konnte man angeblich ohne verdächtigen “transaction code” aufladen.

Auch im Wege des “e-check processing” seien Zahlungen mit Hilfe von Scheinfirmen verschleiert worden. Die Scheinfirmen hätten Konten eröffnet und so unrechtmäßig den Geldfluss zwischen den Online-Gambling-Unternehmen und den Banken ermöglicht. Vor allem die angeklagten “payment-processors” Ryan Lang und Bradley Franzen hätten hierfür von den Online-Pokerräumen hohe Beträge erhalten. Auch der Angeklagte Ira Rubin hätte beispielsweise Mitte 2008 dutzende Scheinfirmen aufgebaut, darunter Fahrrad-, Juwelen-, Bekleidungs- und Golfhändler.

Teilweise hätten die Spieler das gemerkt und seien auf die ‘komischen’ Namen der Scheinhändler auf ihren Kontoauszügen aufmerksam geworden. So hätten zwei Spieler im März 2009 sogar versucht, bei ‘oneshopcenter.com’ und ‘mygolflocation.com’ Waren zu erwerben. Hierauf hätten sie Antwort von PokerStars bekommen und nicht von den betreffenden Websites.

Daneben werden in der Anklage noch weitere angeblich benutzte Techniken zur Verschleierung der illegalen Geldtransaktionen beschrieben. Besonders schwer wiegt der Vorwurf, es seien “Multi-Millionen-Investitionen” geflossen, um Banken unter eigene Kontrolle zu bringen.

Die Konsequenzen
Im Ergebnis sollen die Angeklagten mehrere Milliarden Dollar an den Staat zahlen. Es werden auch detailliert die Konten beschrieben, auf denen das Geld momentan zu finden ist. Vor allem die Vorwürfe organisierte Geldwäsche und organisierter Bankbetrug wiegen sehr schwer. Für diese Delikte sieht das amerikanische Rechtssystem hohe Strafen vor, bei Geldwäsche ist gibt es maximal 20, bei Bankbetrug bis zu 30 Jahre Gefängnis.

Die Höhe der in Rede stehenden Summen, der lange Tatbegehungszeitraum und die hohe Strafandrohung machen den Ernst der Lage deutlich. Kennern des amerikanischen Rechtssystems zufolge, ist in dem Verfahren nicht mit besonders viel Milde des Staates zu rechnen. Immerhin ist Anurag Dikshit als einer der Gründer von PartyPoker seinerzeit zur Zahlung einer Strafe in Höhe von 300 Millionen Dollar verurteilt worden. Und das obwohl PartyPoker seinen Betrieb in den USA nach dem Inkrafttreten des UIGEA nachweislich eingestellt hatte. Lange war unklar, ob der Milliardär nicht sogar zusätzlich eine Gefängnisstrafe antreten muss.

Wir möchten darauf hinweisen, dass dies nur eine grobe Übersicht der 51-seitigen Anklageschrift darstellt, die notwendigerweise nicht alle Aspekte im Detail abdecken kann. Wir hoffen dennoch, unseren Lesern die Tatvorwürfe etwas näher gebracht zu haben.

 

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Believed Terrorist al’Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) – statements as mirror

Inspire Magazine Series

 


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Please mirror the following documents on cryptome.org. They are all of the English language magazines titled “Inspire”, authored by al’Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), put out to date.

If possible, it would be helpful for you to also have a single page that will be kept up to date in the future, listing all volumes that have been published.

inspire-1.pdf (31.6MB)

inspire-2.pdf (41.6MB)

inspire-3.pdf (5.5MB)

inspire-4.pdf (15.7MB)

inspire-5.pdf (6.5MB)

inspire-6.pdf (19.5MB)

inspire-7.pdf (28.9MB)

ORIGINAL ANKLAGESCHRIFT GEGEN KIM DOTCOM, MEGAUPLOAD LIMITED, VESTOR LIMITED, FINN BATATO, JULIUS BENCKO, SVEN ECHTERNACH, MATHIAS ORTMANN, ANDRUS NOMM, and BRAM VAN DER KOLK,

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Current Status of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station by photographs

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Exposed – Kim Schmitz aka dotcom and MegaUpload Photos in the Court of New Zealand

[Image]Megaupload.com employees Bram van der Kolk, also known as Bramos, left, Finn Batato,second from left, Mathias Ortmann and founder, former CEO and current chief innovation officer of Megaupload.com Kim Dotcom (also known as Kim Schmitz and Kim Tim Jim Vestor), right, appear in North Shore District Court in Auckland, New Zealand, Friday, Jan. 20, 2012.
German Internet millionaire Kim Schmitz arrives for. a trial at a district court in Munich in these May 27, 2002 file photos. New Zealand police broke through electronic locks and cut their way into a mansion safe room to arrest the alleged kingpin of an international Internet copyright theft case and seize millions of dollars worth of cars, artwork and other goods. German national Schmitz, also known as Kim Dotcom, was one of four men arrested in Auckland on January 20, 2012, in an investigation of the Megaupload.com website led by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Reuters
[Image]In this April 30, 2007 file photo, attorney Robert Bennett speaks in Washington. Bennett, one of the nation’s most prominent defense lawyers will represent file-sharing website Megaupload on charges that the company used its popular site to orchestrate a massive piracy scheme that enabled millions of illegal downloads of movies and other content. (J. Scott Applewhite)
[Image]Tow trucks wait to remove vehicles from Kim Dotcom’s house in Coatesville, north west of Auckland, New Zealand Friday, Jan. 20, 2012. Police arrested founder Kim Dotcom and three employees of Megaupload.com, a giant Internet file-sharing site, on U.S. accusations that they facilitated millions of illegal downloads of films, music and other content costing copyright holders at least $500 million in lost revenue. (Natalie Slade)
[Image]A general view shows the Dotcom Mansion, home of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom, in Coatesville, Auckland, January 21, 2012. The U.S. government shut down the Megaupload.com content sharing website, charging its founders and several employees with massive copyright infringement, the latest skirmish in a high-profile battle against piracy of movies and music. The U.S. Department of Justice announced the indictment and arrests of four company executives in New Zealand on Friday as debate over online piracy reaches fever pitch in Washington where lawmakers are trying to craft tougher legislation. Reuters
[Image]A broken intercom system is seen after a police raid at Dotcom Mansion, home of accused Kim Dotcom, who founded the Megaupload.com site and ran it from the $30 million mansion in Coatesville, Auckland January 21, 2012. The U.S. government shut down the Megaupload.com content sharing website, charging its founders and several employees with massive copyright infringement, the latest skirmish in a high-profile battle against piracy of movies and music. New Zealand police on Friday raided a mansion in Auckland and arrested Kim Dotcom, also known as Kim Schmitz, 37, a German national with New Zealand residency. Reuters
[Image]An entrance to Megaupload’s office at a hotel in Hong Kong is seen in this Hong Kong government handout photo released late January 20, 2012. The Hong Kong government said on Friday over HK$300 million ($38.4 million) worth of proceeds from Megaupload were seized in the country in joint operations by Hong Kong customs and U.S. authorities. The U.S. government shut down the Megaupload.com content sharing website, charging its founders and several employees with massive copyright infringement, the latest skirmish in a high-profile battle against piracy of movies and music. Reuters
[Image]In this photo taken Friday, Jan. 20,2012, provided by the Government Information Service in Hong Kong, large-scale high-speed servers set up at Megaupload’s office are shown inside a hotel room in Hong Kong. Customs officials said they seized more than $42.5 million in assets from the Hong Kong based company. The U.S. government shut down Megaupload’s file-sharing website on Thursday, alleging that the company facilitated illegal downloads of copyrighted movies and other content.
[Image]A masked hacker, part of the Anonymous group, hacks the French presidential Elysee Palace website on January 20, 2012 near the eastern city of Lyon. Anonymous, which briefly knocked the FBI and Justice Department websites offline in retaliation for the US shutdown of file-sharing site Megaupload, is a shadowy group of international hackers with no central hierarchy. On the left screen, an Occupy mask is seen. Getty

Mord an Benno Ohnesorg unter STASI-Aufsicht und Beihilfe der Berliner Polizei

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/0,1518,810583,00.html

Editorial by Robert Ehringer – Where CIA meets Hollywood

CLOAK & CORKSCREW:  WHERE CIA MEETS HOLLYWOOD

Author:  Robert Eringer

Publisher:  Earthshine Editions, Santa Barbara

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) enjoys an intriguing relationship with Hollywood.

Most people believe that the CIA has no jurisdiction within the borders of the United States; that its mission is purely foreign intelligence collection and analysis.

However, the CIA has always legally operated within U.S. borders (outside of headquarters in Langley, Virginia), even if the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), whose national security division assumes responsibility for counter-intelligence operations on U.S. soil, stakes a large claim to such territory.

Consequently, turf wars between these rival intelligence services are not uncommon.

For decades, a division called Domestic Contacts ran the CIA’s U.S. operations.  A few years ago, its name was changed to Foreign Research Division.

Today, the operatives of Foreign Research cultivate foreign nationals that attend trade shows and universities inside the U.S., recruiting them to spy in their spheres of expertise upon returning home.

Officers from this division also recruit U.S. citizens traveling abroad, using them for special “access” to people and to places of interest that are otherwise hard to reach.

Such American recruits go mostly unpaid, willing to cooperate purely for patriotic reasons.

Perhaps CIA’s most unique domestic station is in Los Angeles.  It is from their office in La-la Land that CIA officers cultivate and recruit Hollywood celebrities to spy for them abroad.

Why Hollywood celebrities?

Access.

How so?

From time to time, you read in the newspapers about how some of the world’s most ruthless dictators, such as Cuba’s Fidel Castro, and Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, receive with open arms some of the best-known American names in showbiz—and then spend quality time with them over long, loquacious dinners.

The public perception is that such Americans are pro-Cuban and/or pro-Venezuelan and perhaps even anti-American.

Foreign dictators use Hollywood stars as propaganda trophies for showing off to their own people (domestic consumption), garnishing sympathy in the United States (foreign media photo ops), and also sticking it to the U.S. government.

But in some cases, these dictators have been rused.

A former CIA operations officer familiar with Hollywood revealed to me that some such visits are sanctioned, and often actually encouraged, by the CIA.
“By my calculation, about one-third of the Hollywood heavyweights who visit scummy dictators secretly report back to CIA,” my source told me.  “They are able to provide details that help analysts and profilers determine the physical health and mental state of these dictators—intelligence otherwise hard to come by.  Is Fidel slurring his words, perhaps the result of a stroke?  This kind of intelligence, which can only be obtained through access, is invaluable to the U.S. intelligence community.”

CIA spooks operating in the shadows of tinseltown have their work cut out for them.

“The hardest part of their job,” a former senior intelligence official told me, “is stroking the egos of the movie stars who provide access for them—no small task.”

My new book–Cloak& Corkscrew:  Where CIA Meets Hollywood–is a fictionalized version of how CIA operates through movie star access agents.

In my novel, Hollywood star Josh Penner meets Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez as a CIA access agent.

When the Embassy of Venezuela in Washington DC sends an emissary to contact Penner on Hugo’s behalf, the CIA has an obligation to inform the FBI.  Thus a turf war ensues over Penner’s services and priorities.

The hapless emissary is actually a Venezuelan intelligence officer running a high-level spy in the U.S. State Department, who had been honey-trapped in Caracas years earlier.

In the midst of these entanglements, CIA has a new assignment for Penner:  to neuter a rogue former CIA officer intent on revealing vital secrets.  Penner must feign interest in the movie rights to the ex-spy’s kiss-and-tell book to effectively prevent them being seen elsewhere—or sold to a faux Russian publisher.

Revealed – Cruise Ship Costa Concordia Grounding Photos

[Image]Italian naval divers approach the cruise ship Costa Concordia Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, after running aground on the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, on Friday evening. Italian naval divers on Tuesday exploded holes in the hull of a cruise ship grounded off a Tuscan island to speed the search for 29 missing people while seas were still calm. One official said there was still a “glimmer of hope” that survivors could be found.
[Image]Italian naval divers work on the cruise ship Costa Concordia Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, after running aground on the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, on Friday evening.
[Image]The cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, after running aground on the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, on Friday evening.
[Image]Italian navy divers approach the cruise ship Costa Concordia in the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012.
[Image]Oil removal ships near the cruise ship Costa Concordia leaning on its side Monday, Jan. 16, 2012, after running aground near the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, last Friday night. The rescue operation was called off mid-afternoon Monday after the Costa Concordia shifted a few inches (centimeters) in rough seas. The fear is that if the ship shifts significantly, some 500,000 gallons of fuel may begin to leak into the pristine waters. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]The cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side Monday, Jan.16, 2012, after running aground near the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, last Friday. The rescue operation was called off mid-afternoon Monday after the Costa Concordia shifted a few inches (centimeters) in rough seas. The fear is that if the ship shifts significantly, some 500,000 gallons of fuel may begin to leak. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]In this underwater photo released by the Italian Coast Guard Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 the cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side, after it ran aground near the tiny Tuscan island of Isola del Giglio, Italy. (Italian Coast Guard)
[Image]In this underwater photo taken on Jan. 13 and released by the Italian Coast Guard Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 a view of the cruise ship Costa Concordia, after it ran aground near the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy. Italian rescue officials say a passenger’s body has been found in the wreckage of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, raising to six the number of confirmed dead in the disaster. Sixteen people remain unaccounted-for. (Italian Coast Guard)
[Image]In this photo released by the Italian Coast Guard Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 a coast guard scuba diver makes his way through floating pieces of furniture inside the cruise ship Costa Concordia Sunday Jan. 15. 2012,after it run aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy. Italian rescue officials say a passenger’s body has been found in the wreckage of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, raising to six the number of confirmed dead in the disaster. Sixteen people remain unaccounted-for.
[Image]Italian rescue personnel are seen atop the Costa Concordia cruise liner, two days after it ran aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Monday, Jan. 16, 2012. The captain of a cruise liner that ran aground and capsized off the Tuscan coast faced accusations from authorities and passengers that he abandoned ship before everyone was safely evacuated as rescuers found another body on the overturned vessel. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian firefighters scuba divers work on the cruise ship Costa Concordia two days after it run aground the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Monday, Jan. 16, 2012. Italian rescue officials say a passenger’s body has been found in the wreckage of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, raising to six the number of confirmed dead in the disaster. Sixteen people remain unaccounted-for. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian rescue divers approach the Costa Concordia cruise liner, two days after it run aground off tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Monday, Jan. 16, 2012. The captain of a cruise liner that ran aground and capsized off the Tuscan coast faced accusations from authorities and passengers that he abandoned ship before everyone was safely evacuated as rescuers found another body on the overturned vessel. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian Firefighters scuba divers work aboard the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia which ran aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. Firefighters worked Sunday to rescue a crew member with a suspected broken leg from the overturned hulk of the cruise liner, 36 hours after it ran aground. More than 40 people are still unaccounted-for. (Remo Casilli)
[Image]Italian firefighters approach the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia which ran aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. (Remo Casilli)
[Image]Italian firefighters’ scuba divers approach the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia which ran aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian firefighters scuba divers approach the cruise ship Costa Concordia leaning on its side, the day after running aground the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. A helicopter on Sunday airlifted a third survivor from the capsized hulk of a luxury cruise ship 36 hours after it ran aground off the Italian coast, as prosecutors confirmed they were investigating the captain for manslaughter charges and abandoning the ship. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian Navy scuba divers approach the cruise ship Costa Concordia leaning on its side, the day after running aground the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. A helicopter on Sunday airlifted a third survivor from the capsized hulk of a luxury cruise ship 36 hours after it ran aground off the Italian coast, as prosecutors confirmed they were investigating the captain for manslaughter charges and abandoning the ship. (Gregorio Borgia)
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[Image]Investigators approach the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia which leans on its starboard side after running aground in the tiny Tuscan island of Isola del Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. The Costa Concordia cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Firefighters work on the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia the day after it run aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. The Italian Coast Guard says its divers have found two more bodies aboard the stricken Costa Concordia cruise ship. The discovery of the bodies brings to five the number of known dead after the luxury ship ran aground with some 4,200 people aboard on Friday night. (Andrea Sinibaldi)
[Image]The cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side, after it ran aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. A helicopter on Sunday airlifted a third survivor from the capsized hulk of a luxury cruise ship 36 hours after it ran aground off the Italian coast, as prosecutors confirmed they were investigating the captain for manslaughter charges and abandoning the ship. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Italian Navy scuba divers prepare to search the wreck of the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia that ran aground in the tiny Tuscan island of Isola del Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. The Costa Concordia cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]An Italian firefighter helicopter lifts up a person from the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia which ran aground the off tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. Firefighters worked Sunday to rescue a crew member with a suspected broken leg from the overturned hulk of the luxury cruise liner Costa Concordia, 36 hours after it ran aground. More than 40 people are still unaccounted-for. (Gregorio Borgia)

 

[Image]Italian Coast guard personnel recovers the black box of the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia after running aground the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. A luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]Passengers of the luxury ship that ran aground off the coast of Tuscany board a bus in Porto Santo Stefano, Italy, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. A luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, gashing open the hull and taking on water, forcing some 4,200 people aboard to evacuate aboard lifeboats to a nearby island early Saturday. At least three were dead, the Italian coast guard said. Three bodies were recovered from the sea, said Coast Guard Cmdr. Francesco Paolillo. (Gregorio Borgia)
[Image]This photo acquired by the Associated Press from a passenger of the luxury ship that ran aground off the coast of Tuscany shows rescued passengers arriving at the Giglio island harbor, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. A luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, gashing open the hull and taking on water, forcing some 4,200 people aboard to evacuate aboard lifeboats to a nearby island early Saturday. At least three were dead, the Italian coast guard said.
[Image]This photo acquired by the Associated Press from a passenger of the luxury ship that ran aground off the coast of Tuscany shows fellow passengers wearing life-vests on board the Costa Concordia as they wait to be evacuated, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. A luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said.
[Image]In this photo released by the Guardia di Finanza (Border Police), the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side after running aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. The luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said. (Guardia di Finanza)
[Image]In this photo released by the Guardia di Finanza (border Police), the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia leans on its side after running aground off the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. The luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-meter) gash in the hull and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early Saturday, the Italian coast guard said. [Costa Concordia yellow lifeboats at lower right.]
[Image]The luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia leans after it ran aground off the coast of the Isola del Giglio island, Italy, gashing open the hull and forcing some 4,200 people aboard to evacuate aboard lifeboats to the nearby Isola del Giglio island, early Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. About 1,000 Italian passengers were onboard, as well as more than 500 Germans, about 160 French and about 1,000 crew members. (Giorgio Fanciulli)
[Image]The luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia sails from Limassol, Cyprus in this April 2009 photo. The ship ran aground off the coast of Isola del Giglio island, Italy, gashing open the hull and forcing some 4,200 people aboard to evacuate aboard lifeboats to the nearby Isola del Giglio island, early Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012.

Nazi-Undergrund – Datenbank gegen Neo-Nazi

 

US-Neo-Nazi

Eine umfangreiche Datenbank soll bei Ermittlungen gegen rechtsextreme Gewalttäter helfen. Manchen geht sie zu weit, anderen nicht weit genug. „Dem Rechtsextremismus muss man mit Datensammeln begegnen“, sagt BKA-Präsident Jörg Ziercke. Für ihn ist die umfangreiche „Neonazi-Datei“, die am Mittwoch vom Bundeskabinett auf den Weg gebracht wurde, das „Herzstück“ der künftigen staatlichen Abwehrmaßnahmen gegen Rechts. Auch Bundesinnenminister Hans-Peter Friedrich (CSU) ist zufrieden mit der eigenen Tatkraft. In die Fernsehkameras sagt er stolz, die Verbunddatei sei nur rund zwei Monate nach seiner Anregung schon (fast) beschlossene Sache. Nur der Bundestag muss jetzt noch zustimmen. In der Neonazi-Datei sollen künftig bund- und länderübergreifend Informationen über rechtsextreme Gewalttäter gespeichert werden. Die Datensammlung ist eine Konsequenz aus dem offensichtlichen Behördenversagen im Fall der Rechtsterroristen aus Zwickau. Das Trio hatte – obwohl mehrere Ermittlerteams ihm auf der Spur waren – jahrelang unerkannt im Untergrund leben können. (…) In der gewaltigen Datensammlung könnten nach Angaben des Innenministers bald bis zu 10.000 Namen und Adressen stehen. Gespeichert werden sollen auch Daten zu Mobilfunkverträgen, Kontonummern und bekannte E-Mail-Adressen von Verdächtigen. Nicht alle Sicherheitsbehörden sollen zu allen Informationen freien Zugriff haben. Es wird so genannte Grunddaten geben, die für jedermann ersichtlich sind und weitere Daten, die erst auf Anfrage und bei rechtlicher Unbedenklichkeit freigeschaltet werden.

Ermittler haben zudem auf einem Datenträger aus dem Zwickauer Haus der Neonazi-Terrorzelle eine Art Werbebrief der Gruppierung entdeckt. Die Zwickauer Neonazi-Terrorzelle soll intensiven Kontakt zu Aktivisten der verbotenen Neonazi-Organisation „Blood&Honour“ gehabt haben. Das berichtet der Sender MDR 1 Thüringen am Dienstag mit Verweis auf einen geheimen Bericht des Bundesamtes für Verfassungsschutz. Dem Sender liege das Dokument vor. Laut Bericht hatte das Thüringer Landeskriminalamt im Juni des Jahres 1998 und im April 2000 hochrangige „Blood&Honour“-Aktivisten abgehört. Es habe Hinweise darauf gegeben, dass Uwe Böhnhardt Kontakt zu Aktivisten in Chemnitz aufgenommen hatte; Deutschland: Zentrale Neonazi-Datei beschlossen. Polizei und Geheimdienst sollen die Daten aller „gewaltbezogenen Rechtsextremisten“ zentral abrufen können. Eine Neonazi-Mordserie blieb über Jahre unentdeckt, auch weil die Zusammenarbeit nicht funktioniert hat. Jahrelang blieb eine Mordserie einer rechtsextremen Terrorzelle unentdeckt, nun hat die deutsche Regierung eine zentrale Neonazi-Datei beschlossen. Das bestätigten Regierungskreise am Mittwoch. In der neuen Verbunddatei sollen Verfassungsschutz, Polizei und Militärischer Abschirmdienst ihre Informationen zusammenführen; Zentrale Datei soll gefährlichste Neonazis erfassen. Das Kabinett hat eine zentrale Datensammlung über gewalttätige Neonazis beschlossen. Auch deren Kontaktpersonen können erfasst werden. (…) Rechtsextremistische Organisationen in Deutschland hatten 2010 nach Schätzungen des Verfassungsschutzes etwa 25.000 Mitglieder. Davon wurden 9500 als gewaltbereit eingestuft – 500 mehr als im Jahr zuvor (…) Wie viele Rechtsextremisten in der Datei landen werden, ist noch nicht abschätzbar. Der Präsident des Bundesamts für Verfassungsschutz, Heinz Fromm, wies nur darauf hin, dass es rund 9500 militante Rechtsextremisten in Deutschland gebe. Besonders die Autonomen Nationalisten – Neonazis, die Kleidungsstil und Aktionsformen von der linksautonomen Szene übernommen haben – hätten Zulauf; Germany backs neo-Nazi database after far-right murders. German ministers have approved plans to establish a national register of far-right extremists, after revelations of 10 neo-Nazi murders since 2000. It is thought there are almost 10,000 neo-Nazis in Germany and the database would include information held by all federal and state authorities; Creará Alemania un banco central de datos sobre neonazis. El Consejo de Ministros que preside la canciller Angela Merkel ha acordado elaborar un archivo que concentre las informaciones de todas las instituciones y organismos responsables de perseguir sus crímenes y delitos, en el que se acumulen los datos de „aquellos extremistas de derechas de tendencia violenta“, así como de quienes les respalden o quienes induzcan a la violencia neonazi. Con este archivo se pretende facilitar la cooperación de las distintas policías y los responsables a nivel nacional y regional del Órgano para la Defensa de la Constitución, en el que se integran el contraespionaje y la lucha antiterrorista.

Report – Congress Pressing DHS For Greater Monitoring of Social Media

Leaders of a congressional subcommittee are urging the Department of Homeland Security to extensively monitor social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to detect “current or emerging threats.”The top Republican and Democrat on a House counter-terrorism subcommittee last month sent a letter to Homeland Security’s intelligence chief encouraging department analysts to pore over huge streams of social media traffic.

Representatives Patrick Meehan and Jackie Speier said in the letter to Caryn Wagner, undersecretary of homeland security for intelligence and analysis, that they “believe it would be advantageous for DHS and the broader Intelligence Community to carefully parse the massive streams of data from various social media outlets to identify current or emerging threats to our homeland security.”

Meehan, a Republican, is chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee’s counter-terrorism and intelligence subcommittee. Speier is the panel’s ranking Democrat.

The two lawmakers said such monitoring raises “privacy and civil liberties concerns” and suggested that the department issue guidelines which balance citizens’ rights with the ability of analysts to identify threats.

Earlier this week, Homeland Security’s National Operations Center published a long list of websites which they monitor for “situational awareness.”

In an email to Reuters, Meehan said a hearing he had convened in December had “examined the evolving terrorist use of social media and effective intelligence and law enforcement responses.”

Meehan added: “If terrorists are operating in Pakistan or communicating through social media sites like Facebook, we need to remain vigilant. Yet there are important civil liberties questions involving U.S. government monitoring of social media and Americans’ Internet traffic. We are seeking answers on the Department’s guidelines and procedures to ensure Americans’ civil liberties are safeguarded.”

 

Jihadi Use of Social Media Examined by Chairman Meehan at Subcommittee Hearing (meehan.house.gov):

“For years, terrorists have communicated online, sharing al Qaeda propaganda or writing in online forums dedicated entirely to the prospect of Islamist terrorism.  But they have recently evolved with technological changes, utilizing social media sites such as Facebook and YouTube to enhance their capabilities.  In the same places the average person posts photos and communicates with friends and family, our enemies distribute videos praising Osama bin Laden.“Terrorists also disseminate diatribes glorifying the murder of innocents, and even make connections with each other internationally to plot attacks.  In the case of al Awlaki, jihadists live on virtually after they’ve been physically removed from the battlefield.

“Prior to coming to Congress, I served as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.  After my tenure as US Attorney ended, a local woman named Colleen LaRose was arrested on her return to the United States as part of a terror plot that targeted a Swedish cartoonist.

“LaRose would later become known to the world as “Jihad Jane.” However, what is less well known to the world was she received that moniker because it was the name she employed online, where she became a committed jihadi.

“This is notable because she did not receive formal training in a terrorist camp in Afghanistan or Pakistan, but in her own apartment in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.  She enthusiastically posted and commented on YouTube videos supporting al Qaeda and their allies, but her enthusiasm for jihad went beyond watching videos and offering moral support.  She made contacts online with other jihadis, solicited funding, and orchestrated an actual terror plot.

“Her case is a shocking example of how easy it can be to find jihadi content online and make operational connections with others who want to commit violent acts of terrorism.  The Jihad Jane case is not the only one.  Only a few weeks ago, Jose Pimentel was arrested for preparing bombs to use in attacking targets in New York City.  Before his arrest Mr. Pimentel had been active online. He ran a blog, held two YouTube accounts, and operated a Facebook profile, all dedicated to jihadi propaganda.

“In a case that illustrates terrorist recruitment in the homeland via social networking, in December of 2009 a group of five men from the Washington, DC area were arrested in Pakistan for attempting to join militants fighting along the border with Afghanistan.  Later known as “The Virginia Five,” they were reportedly contacted by a Taliban recruiter through YouTube after one member of the group praised an online video showing attacks on American troops.

“These examples highlight the incredible challenge posed by terrorists engaging online.  The Internet was designed to ease communication, and it must stay that way.  However, we cannot ignore the reality that we have been unable to effectively prevent jihadi videos and messages from being spread on popular social media websites like YouTube and Facebook.  I have called this hearing today to learn more about what has been done and what must be done moving forward.

“Another central issue I hope to learn more about is is whether or not social media websites can become useful sources of intelligence in our fight against terrorism.  Online movements are traceable – nowhere more so than on social networks, which are designed to make connections among people easy.

“I believe the intelligence and law enforcement communities can use this open information to combat terrorism and other crimes.  However, it is essential that civil liberties and individual privacy be protected.  I am encouraged by recent remarks made by Under Secretary for the Office of Intelligence and Analysis, Caryn Wagner, when she indicated that the Department of Homeland Security will be working to enhance its ability to monitor social media for threats against the homeland, and I look forward to learning more about that as she develops those procedures.”

Post-Hacking – Stratfor Back Online

Stratfor.com 2012-Jan-11-12:08:

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Several of the Stratfor.com links below do not work, perhaps because of the sneaky subscriber-tracking code contained.


A sends:

Hello, looks like stratfor is back.

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Stratfor <mail@response.stratfor.com>
Date: 2012/1/11
Subject: Stratfor: Back online + new Geopolitical Weekly

Watch this video of George Friedman on the hacking incident

More info on the attack
Dear Stratfor Member,

We are happy to announce that our website is back online. Visit Stratfor.com to view our 2012 Annual Forecast, as well as fresh analyses on Syria, Iraq and Lithuania and our Geopolitical Diary.

Below you will find a special edition of the Geopolitical Weekly by George Friedman on Stratfor’s security breach.

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Geopolitical Weekly: The Hack on Stratfor
By George Friedman | January 11, 2012

In early December I received a call from Fred Burton, Stratfor’s Vice President of Intelligence. He told me he had received information indicating our website had been hacked and our customer credit card and other information had been stolen. The following morning I met with an FBI special agent, who made clear that there was an ongoing investigation and asked for our cooperation. We, of course, agreed to cooperate. The matter remains under active investigation.

From the beginning I faced a dilemma. I felt bound to protect our customers, who quickly had to be informed about the compromise of their privacy. I also felt bound to protect the investigation. That immediate problem was solved when the FBI told us it had informed the various credit card companies and had provided those companies with a list of compromised cards while omitting that it had come from us. Our customers were therefore protected, as the credit card companies knew the credit cards and other information had been stolen and could act to protect the customers. We were not compelled to undermine the investigation.

The FBI made it clear that it expected the theft to be exposed by the hackers. We were under no illusion that this was going to be kept secret. We knew our reputation would be damaged by the revelation, all the more so because we had not encrypted the credit card files. This was a failure on our part. As the founder and CEO of Stratfor, I take responsibility for this failure, which has created hardship for customers and friends, and I deeply regret that it took place. The failure originated in the rapid growth of the company. As it grew, the management team and administrative processes didn’t grow with it. Again, I regret that this occurred and want to assure everyone that Stratfor is taking aggressive steps to deal with the problem and ensure that it doesn’t happen again.

From the beginning, it was not clear who the attackers were. The term “Anonymous” is the same as the term “unknown.” The popular vision of Anonymous is that its members are young and committed to an ideology. I have no idea if this is true. As in most affairs like this, those who know don’t talk; those who talk don’t know. I have my theories, which are just that and aren’t worth sharing.

I was prepared for the revelation of the theft and the inevitable criticism and negative publicity. We worked to improve our security infrastructure within the confines of time and the desire to protect the investigation by not letting the attackers know that we knew of their intrusion. With the credit card information stolen, I assumed that the worst was done. I was wrong.

Early in the afternoon of Dec. 24, I was informed that our website had been hacked again. The hackers published a triumphant note on our homepage saying that credit card information had been stolen, that a large amount of email had been taken, and that four of our servers had been effectively destroyed along with data and backups. We had expected they would announce the credit card theft. We were dismayed that emails had been taken. But our shock was at the destruction of our servers. This attack was clearly designed to silence us by destroying our records and the website, unlike most attacks by such groups.

Attacks against credit cards are common, our own failures notwithstanding. So are the thefts of emails. But the deliberate attack on our digital existence was a different order of magnitude. As the global media marveled at our failure to encrypt credit card information, my attention was focused on trying to understand why anyone would want to try to silence us.

In the days that followed, a narrative evolved among people claiming to speak for Anonymous and related groups. It started with looking at our subscriber list and extracting corporate subscribers who were now designated as clients. The difference between clients and subscribers is important here. A client is someone you do customized work for. A subscriber is simply someone who purchases a publication, unchanged from what others read. A subscriber of The New York Times is not its client. Nevertheless, some of the media started referring to these subscribers as clients, reflecting the narrative of those claiming to speak with knowledge of our business.

From there, the storyline grew to argue that these “clients,” corporate and government, provided Stratfor with classified intelligence that we reviewed. We were no longer an organization that analyzed the world for the interested public, but rather a group of incompetents and, conversely, the hub of a global conspiracy. The media focused on the first while the hacking community focused on the second.

This was why they stole our email, according to some of them. As one person said, the credit cards were extra, something they took when they realized they could. It was our email they were after. Obviously, we were not happy to see our emails taken. God knows what a hundred employees writing endless emails might say that is embarrassing, stupid or subject to misinterpretation. What will not appear is classified intelligence from corporations or governments. They may find, depending on what they took, that we have sources around the world, as you might expect. It is interesting that the hacker community is split, with someone claiming to speak for the official Anonymous condemning the hack as an attack on the media, which they don’t sanction, and another faction defending it as an attack on the rich and powerful.

The interpretation of the hackers as to who we are — if indeed that was their interpretation — was so wildly off base as to stretch credulity. Of course, we know who we are. As they search our emails for signs of a vast conspiracy, they will be disappointed. Of course we have relationships with people in the U.S. and other governments and obviously we know people in corporations, and that will be discovered in the emails. But that’s our job. We are what we said we were: an organization that generates its revenues through geopolitical analysis. At the core of our business, we objectively acquire, organize, analyze and distribute information.

I don’t know if the hackers who did this feel remorse as they discover that we aren’t who they said we were. First, I don’t know who they actually are, and second, I don’t know what their motives were. I know only what people claiming to be them say. So I don’t know if there is remorse or if their real purpose was to humiliate and silence us, in which case I don’t know why they wanted that.

And this points to the real problem, the one that goes beyond Stratfor’s own problem. The Internet has become an indispensible part of our lives. We shop, communicate, publish and read on it. It has become the village commons of the planet. But in the village commons of old, neighbors who knew and recognized each other met and lived together. Others knew what they did in the commons, and they were accountable.

In the global commons, anonymity is an option. This is one of the great virtues of the Internet. It is also a terrible weakness. It is possible to commit crimes on the Internet anonymously. The technology that enables the Internet also undermines accountability. Given the profusion of technical knowledge, the integrity of the commons is in the hands of people whose identities we don’t know, whose motives we don’t understand, and whose ability to cause harm is substantial. The consequence of this will not be a glorious anarchy in the spirit of Guy Fawkes, but rather a massive repression. I think this is a pity. That’s why I wonder who the hackers actually are and what cause they serve. I am curious as to whether they realize the whirlwind they are sowing, and whether they, in fact, are trying to generate the repression they say they oppose.

The attempt to silence us failed. Our website is back, though we are waiting for all archives to be restored, and our email is working again. Our failures have been reviewed and are being rectified. We deliberately shut down while we brought in outside consultants to rebuild our system from the ground up. The work isn’t finished yet, but we can start delivering our analyses. The handling of credit cards is being handed off to a third party with appropriate capability to protect privacy. We have acted to help our customers by providing an identity theft prevention service. As always, we welcome feedback from our supporters as well as our critics.

We are fortunate that we have the financial resources and staff commitment to survive the attack. Others might not. We are now in a world in which anonymous judges, jurors and executioners can silence whom they want. Take a look at the list of organizations attacked. If the crushing attack on Stratfor is the new model, we will not be the last. No security system is without flaws even if it is much better than Stratfor’s was.

We certainly expect to be attacked again, as we were last week when emails were sent out to members from a fake Stratfor address including absurd messages and videos. Our attackers seem peculiarly intent on doing us harm beyond what they have already done. This is a new censorship that doesn’t come openly from governments but from people hiding behind masks. Do not think we will be the last or that we have been the first.

We will continue to publish analysis and sell it to those who believe it has value. To our subscribers who have expressed such strong support, we express our deepest gratitude. To our critics, we assure you that nothing you have said about us represents a fraction of what we have said about ourselves. While there is much not to be proud of in this affair, I am proud beyond words of all my dedicated colleagues at Stratfor and am delighted to return our focus to analyzing critical international affairs.

To all, I dedicate myself to denying our attackers the prize they wanted. We are returning to the work we love, dedicated to correcting our mistakes and becoming better than ever in analyzing and forecasting how the world works.

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Report – List of journalists killed in Tajikistan – by the Big Brother of the STASI

This is a list of journalists who have been killed in Tajikistan or journalists from Tajikistan killed outside of the country since 1990. Listees include those known to have been murdered, as well as cases of suspicious death

From 1990-2001 Tajikistan was one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists. Estimates for the number of journalists killed number from fifty to eighty.[1] In the late 1980s and early 1990s, journalism in Tajikistan underwent a transformation as the Soviet Union liberalized under glasnost and perestroika. Journalists in both private and state-run media were permitted greater editorial and investigative freedoms to report on issues and to challenge government propaganda. But journalists ran into danger when they publicly confronted powerful interests or reported on violent events. The first journalistic death in Tajikistan occurred on 12 February 1990 when a sniper in a government building opened fire on demonstrators in Dushanbe, killing a number of individuals, including a Lenfilm employee filming the events from his hotel. Following the events of February 1990, the government placed pressure on editors to fire dozens of journalists working for local television stations, radio stations and newspapers.[2]

Journalists continued to face official harassment through the fall of the Soviet Union and the independence of Tajikistan in 1991.[3] In mid-1992 the Civil War in Tajikistan began, and journalists became targets for killings. During the war, forces of the opposition and the government both massacred civilians from certain regions because of their perceived political alignments. Thousands of Gharmis and Pamiris were selectively killed by pro-government forces for killings in the first year of the war.[1] In December 1992 alone, four journalists of Pamiri origin were killed.[4] There were also instances of journalists who were killed for their criticism of Islamic groups allied with the opposition. By 1995 at least 37 journalists had been killed in Tajikistan.[5]

By the late 1990s, the number of killings of journalists in Tajikistan began to fall. This was not due to greater press freedoms in the republic, but rather to the fact that a large number of journalists had fled the country and journalistic freedom of expression inside of Tajikistan had come to a halt. The non-governmental organization Freedom House rated press freedoms in Tajikistan as “Not Free” beginning in 1992.[6] Other NGOs, including Human Rights Watch, the Committee to Protect Journalists and the Glasnost Defense Foundation, have issued reports condemning the lack of press freedoms in Tajikistan. By 2007 the murder of journalists had ceased, but that year Human Rights Watch criticized the government of Tajikistan for its move to “tighten control over independent media activities” and the fact that journalists critical of the government are “routinely threatened with prosecution.”[7] In nearly every case of the killing of a journalist in Tajikistan, no suspects have been arrested or brought to trial.
1990

* N.I. Matrosov was a Lenfilm employee. He was in Dushanbe when a confrontation between the protestors and government forces broke out. Matrosov was shot on 12 February at 3:40 p.m. when a sniper from government building opened fire on demonstrators in Dushanbe. Matrosov was filming the event from the second floor of his Tajikistan hotel room. In the same incident, a woman was killed as she stood beside her brother, photojournalist who was photographing the incident.[8]

1992

* Khushvaht Muborakshoev worked for Tajikistan State Television. He was killed in December at an unknown location by members of the People’s Front, according to local journalists. He was a Pamiri.[4]

* Filolisho Khilvatshoev worked for Payomi Dushanbe. He was killed in December at an unknown location by members of the People’s Front, according to local journalists. He was a Pamiri.[4]

* Jamshed Davliyatmamatov was a correspondent of the state-run Khovar Information Agency. He was killed in December in Dushanbe by members of the People’s Front. He was a Pamiri.[4]

* Mukhtor Bugdiev was a photojournalist with the state-run Khovar Information Agency. He was reportedly killed in December by members of the People’s Front. Bugdiev was a Pamiri.[4]

* Tavakkal Faizulloev, a Kulobi, was a correspondent for the newspaper Subhi Yovon in Yovon district, Kulob Oblast. On 17 November he was murdered in retaliation for writing anti-Islamic articles. The exact location of his death is unknown.[4]

* Arcady Ruderman was a Belarusian documentary filmmaker who was killed on 22 September while filming a documentary for Ostankino about opposition leader Davlat Khudonazarov.

* Tura Kobilov was editor of the newspaper Bairaki Dusti. In June 1992 he was taken hostage and later shot and killed in Bokhtar district by unidentified captors, according to the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan.[4]

* Shirindzhon Amirdzhonov was a correspondent for Tajikistan Radio. On 7 May he was killed along with Olim Zarobekov at the government-run Radio House in Dushanbe, according to the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan.[4]

* Olim Zarobekov was a departmental head at Tajikistan Radio. On 7 May he was killed along with Shirindzhon Amirdzhonov at the government-run Radio House in Dushanbe, according to the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan.[4]

* Murodullo Sheraliev was editor-in-chief of the newspaper Sadoi Mardum. On 5 May Sheraliev was killed by shot in the Tajikistan Supreme Soviet in Dushanbe, according to the Union of Journalists of Tajikistan.[4]

1993

* Tabarali Saidaliev was editor of the newspaper Ba Pesh. On 21 October he was kidnapped and his body was found in a cotton field three days later. The men who kidnapped him were dressed as security agents.[9]

* Olimjon Yorasonov worked for the a regional newspaper in Vakhsh, Khatlon Province, and was killed in June or July. According to local journalists Yorasonov was murdered by the members of the militia People’s Front.[9]

* Pirimkul Sattori was a journalist from the Qurghonteppa newspaper Khatlon, who disappeared 28 May in Kulob oblast. His body was found several days later in a cotton field.[9][10]

* Zukhuruddin Suyari was a correspondent for the government magazine Todzhikiston. His body was found in Qurghonteppa at the end of March. It is suspected that Suyari was murdered by National Front members because his was Gharmi.[9]

* Saidmurod Yerov was the director of the executive director of Farkhang magazine. In January 1993 Yerov was arrested by the National Front. His body was reportedly found in a mass grave in Dushanbe on 2 February.[9]

1994

* Khushvakht Haydarsho was secretary of the editorial board of the Tajik-language government newspaper Jumhuriyat. On 18 May he was shot dead near his home in Dushanbe. It is believed that his death is connected to a series of articles he published on crime in Tajikistan.[11]

1995

* Muhiddin Olimpur was found shot outside a park in Dushanbe in December. He was the head of the BBC’s Persian Service bureau in Dushanbe.

* Muhammadsharif Holov was a writer and freelance journalist. On 16 November, Holov was killed when around 23:00 an unknown man in a mask entered his apartment and shot him with an automatic rifle. Holov was born in the village Olmalik in Tajikabad District on 4 February 1928. As a youth he had worked in the theatre and served in the military. He later went on to author several plays, become director of the Tajik State Youth Theatre, and was a member of the Writers’ Union of Tajikistan.[12]

* “TKD” Pochohona Sayfiddinov was a proofreader in the newspaper “Hakikati Kurgonteppa” and correspondent for the newspaper “Adabiet wa”. He frequently published under the pseudonym Rustoi. On 29 September, Sayfiddinov’s body was found in the Vakhsh River near the village of Kyzyl-Kala outside of Qurghonteppa. His body had been brutalized before being dumped in the river. He and his driver, Todzhiddin Homidov, had had their car stopped a few days earlier were stopped by unknown gunmen. Sayfiddinov was born on 2 August 1962 in the village Boturobod in Bokhtar district. In 1986 he graduated from the Arabic language faculty of the school of Oriental language of Tajik State University. It is suspected that Sayfiddinov was murdered because he was a close friend of politician Abdumalik Abdullojanov and had published articles about him, which had been criticized in the official press.[13]

* Muhammadmuslih Nadzhibulloev was a freelance writer and student in the Department of Journalism at the Tajik State University in Dushanbe. 0n 4 July, Nadzhibulloev was stabbed to death by unknown assailants. His body was found in Komsomolskaya Lake in the center of Dushanbe two days later. A few days before the his death, Nadzhibulloev had defended a comparative analysis of the censorship of the independent newspaper Charogi and the modern press in Tajikistan. Nadzhibulloev was born in March 1974 in the village Vora in Panjakent district, Sughd.[14]

* Olim Abdulov was director and writer for the Television program “Madzhro”. On the evening of 15 May he was killed near his home by unknown persons. Abdulov was born 2 July 1970 in Dushanbe. He had graduated from in 1992 from the Institute of the Arts.[15]

* Zayniddin Muhiddinov was a freelance writer and former editor of the newspaper Hakikat. On 14 March, unidentified men in camouflage uniforms shot dead Muhiddinov in the Leninsky district.[16]

1996

* Viktor Nikulin was a correspondent for Russian Public Television (ORT) in Dushanbe. Nikulin was fatally shot at the door to his office on 28 March. He had received three threatening telephone calls a week before he was killed.[17]

1998

* Otakhon Latifi was an opposition politician member and one of the most notable journalists in Tajikistan. On 22 September, at around 8am, Latifi was shot at point blank range outside his apartment in Dushanbe.

* Meirkhaim Gavrielov was a prominent leader of the Bukharian Jewish community in Tajikistan and journalist for fifty years. He was found strangled in his home on 8 June.

1999

* Dzhumakhon Khotami was the chief spokesperson for the Interior Ministry of Tajikistan. On 5 July he was assassinated in Dushanbe. Khotami had been the anchor of a weekly TV program that reported on drug trafficking, corruption and organized crime. Speculation for his death revolves around the drug bosses whose name’s he revealed publicly on television.[18]

2000

* Iskandar Khatloni was a Moscow-based correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Tajik Service. On the night of 21 September, Khatloni was attacked in his Moscow apartment by an unknown assailant wielding an axe. He died that night in a local hospital. Khatloni had recently been working on stories about the human-rights abuses in Chechnya[19]

* Aleksandr Alpatov was a photographer for the Khovar Information Agency. The Interior Ministry of Tajikistan reported on 1 September that Alpatov’s body was found not far from his home in Dushanbe. He was 42 when he died. Authorities reported that he had been killed by a handgun equipped with a silencer.[20]

See also

* Human rights in Tajikistan
* List of newspapers in Tajikistan
* Civil War in Tajikistan

References

1. ^ a b “Tajikistan Freedom Of Expression Still Threatened. November 1999. Vol. 11, No. 14 (D)”. Human Rights Watch. 1999. http://www.hrw.org/reports/1999/tajikistan/Tajik99n-05.htm#P217_40796. Retrieved 16 March 2008.
2. ^ Conflict in the Soviet Union: Tadzhikistan. Human Rights Watch. 1991. pp. 41–42, 49.
3. ^ Conflict in the Soviet Union: Tadzhikistan. Human Rights Watch. 1991. pp. 49.
4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j “Journalists Killed in 1992”. Committee to Protect Journalists. http://www.cpj.org/deadly/1992_list.html. Retrieved 2008-03-11.
5. ^ “Tajik Democratic Party speaks against media warning”. BBC Summary of World Broadcasts. Lexis-Nexis. 10 August 1995.
6. ^ Karatnycky, Adrian; Alexander J. Motyl and Boris Shor (1997). Nations in Transit 1997: Civil Society, Democracy and Markets in East Central Europe and the Newly Independent States. New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers. pp. 373. ISBN 0765804115.
7. ^ “Tajikistan Events of 2007”. Human Rights Watch. 2008. http://hrw.org/englishwr2k8/docs/2008/01/31/tajiki17748.htm. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
8. ^ Conflict in the Soviet Union: Tadzhikistan. Human Rights Watch. 1991. pp. 41–42.
9. ^ a b c d e “Journalists Killed in 1993”. Committee to Protect Journalists. http://www.cpj.org/deadly/1993_list.html. Retrieved 2008-03-11.
10. ^ Denber, Rachel (1993). Human Rights in Tajikistan: In the Wake of Civil War. Human Rights Watch. pp. 11.
11. ^ “Journalists Killed in 1994”. Committee to Protect Journalists. http://www.cpj.org/deadly/1994_list.html. Retrieved 2008-03-11.
12. ^ “Холов Мухаммадшариф”. Memorium. http://www.memorium.cjes.ru/?pid=2&id=331. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
13. ^ “Сайфиддинов Почохон”. Memorium. http://www.memorium.cjes.ru/?pid=2&id=330. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
14. ^ “Наджибуллоев Мухаммадмуслих”. Memorium. http://www.memorium.cjes.ru/?pid=2&id=329. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
15. ^ “Абдулов Олим”. Memorium. http://www.memorium.cjes.ru/?pid=2&id=323. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
16. ^ “Мухиддинов Зайниддин”. Memorium. http://www.memorium.cjes.ru/?pid=2&id=328. Retrieved 2008-03-15.
17. ^ “Journalists Killed in 1996”. Committee to Protect Journalists. http://www.cpj.org/deadly/1996_list.html. Retrieved 2008-03-10.
18. ^ “Journalists Killed in 1999”. Committee to Protect Journalists. 1999. http://www.cpj.org/deadly/1999_list.html. Retrieved 2008-03-11.
19. ^ “Journalist Murdered In Moscow”. Committee to Protect Journalists. 2000. http://www.cpj.org/news/2000/Russia22sept00na.html. Retrieved 2008-03-10.
20. ^ “Khovar news agency journalist found murdered in Tajik capital”. BBC Summary of World Broadcasts. Lexis-Nexis. 1 September 2000.

SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA

TOP-SECRET – (U//FOUO) U.S. Air Force Evolution of Drone Ground Control Stations Presentation

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Media – DHS Project Shield Program Completely Wasted $45 Million in Illinois

Project Shield was supposed to make citizens safer. But in the end, the $45-million Homeland Security program more resembled a disaster, wasting taxpayers’ dollars and failing to make a single citizen more secure.

The failed Cook County initiative was replete with equipment that failed to work, missing records and untrained first responders according to a report by the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

The report, to be released Monday but obtained by The Sun-Times and NBC5 News, found “millions of tax dollars may have been wasted.”

Under Project Shield, two police squad cars in all 128 Cook County suburbs were to be fitted with cameras capable of feeding live video to a central command. In addition, fixed mounted cameras were to be installed to feed pictures in case of a terrorist attack or emergency in Cook County.

A six-month investigation by the IG found “equipment was not working, was removed, or could not be properly operated.”

Investigators visited 15 municipalities between January and June last year and found “missing records, improper procurement practices, unallowable costs and unaccountable inventory items.”

Project Shield was intended to be a sophisticated system of video cameras in squad cars and key spots around the suburbs. It was to help with homeland security — transmitting live footage to police during emergency situations. The program was run by Cook County under former Board Presidents John Stroger and Todd Stroger.

But a new report out Monday by the U.S. Inspector General shows Project Shield was a mismanaged mess. Camera equipment didn’t get delivered, and even when it did, it oftentimes didn’t even work. The cameras and related equipment for police cars were revealed to pose safety risks, too, as they were installed in front of airbags — making the technology a potential projectile.

The $45 million dollars funding the program came from FEMA. In a news conference Monday, U.S. Republican Sen. Mark Kirk says Cook County couldn’t have screwed up Project Shield any further if it tried to.

“So it does appear to be gross incompetence, waste and potential criminal activity was at the heart of this program,” Kirk said.

Kirk was joined at the news conference by U.S. Democratic Rep. Mike Quigley, and both called for a FBI investigation into the program. As to why Kirk and Quigley suspect criminal conduct and not just mismanagement, Kirk said, “168 change orders all adding to cost, and yet the I.G. could find no documentation for that. So money was paid to contractors and sub-contractors for additional work and yet we have no idea what they did or how it was accounted for.”

Cryptome – STRATFOR Hacked Update 9

Summary of releases of STRATFOR documents, subscribers’ firm names and personal information (including addresses, telephone numbers, credit card numbers and passwords), latest release at top:

STRATFOR Hacked Update 9

10 January 2012. A sends:

Hello, in January the 3rd my bank alerted me about a (non requested) payment of 155.90 euro made with my credit card, to a company called marlahealth.comI inmmediately blocked the card. And to my amazement today arrives a parcel from marlahealth.com containing 4 boxes of a nutritional supplement for men and a DVD about penis enlargement therapies.

It’s nice to have my money back in the guise of such goods. Anyway, I thought that the thiefs where using the credit cards to make donations, not playing practical jokes.

Best regards.

PS If you want a photo of the goods (as a proof) just ask.

9 January 2012. A sends:

For what it’s worth:$ md5sum stratfor_full.tar.gz

50dbafed23e6e75d3f6313bf5480810a  stratfor_full.tar.gz

I am pretty confident that this is the original and that it doesn’t contain any malware, but ask someone else for corroboration.

Cryptome: There are prowlers searching for possession and distribution. Best to get rid of copies and disk wipe.

8 January 2011. Initial sources for 860,000 Stratfor accounts appear to have been removed. Fakes have started to appear on Pastebin and Torrents using variations on the file name “stratfor_full.tar.gz.”

At 08:23 PM 1/7/2012 -0800, A wrote:I have not been able to find it anywhere—only a thousand or so references to the .gz file but all links are dead. Know several people who were compromised, though thankfully not me. Have you seen the actual list?

Cryptome: The list was available at the published URLs but now gone it seems, gone undercover to be forged, tampered with, lied about, used as bait. Be careful about anything you find, it is likely carrying a call home feature. This is not to discount that such a feature was in the original put there as entrapment, left available to be hacked. Standard secuity measures for these amazingly easy to penetrate sites. Using one of the CCs is a surefire way to call the cops to come arrest an idiot.

As a noted authority on authentication warns about unauthorized leaks:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20869-assange-why-wikileaks-was-right-to-release-raw-cables.html

“By the time we published the cables, the material was already on dozens of websites, including Cryptome, and were being tweeted everywhere. And even a searchable public interface had been put up on one of them.”

Another motive for publishing the tranche, Assange claims, was the provision of a reliable source for the leaks. In the field of leak publishing, he says, WikiLeaks has become a trusted brand. Although versions of the cable tranche were appearing online, “there was not an authorised version of the cables that the public could rely on”.

What does he mean by an “authorised” version of cables, when they were US government property?

“By ‘authorised’ I mean a version that is known to be true – it doesn’t have another agenda. The unauthorised versions that were being tweeted everywhere – although as far as we can determine they were accurate, the public and journalists couldn’t know they were accurate.”

He points to stories published in Tajikistan and Pakistan that have been based on fake cables. “WikiLeaks is a way for journalists and the public to check whether a claimed story based on a cable is actually true. They can come to our site to check. We have a 100 per cent accuracy record.”

30 December 2011. A writes that five Pastebin posts of recovered STRATFOR passwords have been removed as indicated below. In addition, four files from sources have been removed from Rapid Share (1) and Wikisend (3).

29 December 2011.

Lulzxmas Dumps 860,000 STRATFOR Accounts:

http://pastebin.com/f7jYf5Wdhttp://www.megaupload.com/?d=O5P03RXK [Now removed]

28 December 2011.

Prepping for the Stratfor 5M Email Release

http://pastebin.com/Qsqpsr6thttp://piratenpad.de/Stratfor

27 December 2011.

http://pastebin.com/78MUAaeZ [Now removed]

These are 28517 of 53281 (54%) passwords from the list of STRATFOR customer accounts cracked.Part 1/3: http://pastebin.com/CdD92fJG [Now removed]

Part 2/3: http://pastebin.com/AcwQgHmF [Now removed]

Part 3/3: http://pastebin.com/78MUAaeZ [Now removed]

26 December 2011. Firms and personal first names beginning with “D” through “My” (~ 30,000).

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And 25,000 IT work tickets:

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26 December 2011. Sample Stratfor.com email:

http://pastebin.com/HmDs0EM4“just a small preview of the mayhem to come. 1 out of 2.7 million”

26 December 2011. STRATFOR leaked accounts (10257 passwords recovered)

http://pastebin.com/CdD92fJG [Now removed]

25 December 2011. Firms and personal miscellaneous names not in alphabetical order (~13,000):

http://pastebin.com/8v3768Bw[Now removed]http://wikisend.com/download/132838/stratfor_full_misc.txt.gz [Now removed]

25 December 2011. Firms and personal first names beginning with “B-By” through “C-Cz” (~4,000) :

http://pastebin.com/bUqkb9mqhttp://wikisend.com/download/597646/stratfor_full_b.txt.gz [Now removed]

25 December 2011. Firms and personal first names beginning with “A” through “Az” (~ 4,000).

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25 December 2011. A message allegedly to subscribers from George Friedman, Stratfor, was posted to Facebook and Pastebin (below).

25 December 2011. A paste today denying Anonymous role:

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And, Stratfor’s A client list of passwords:

http://pastebin.com/5H33nPEK

 


24 December 2011

STRATFOR Hacked

Related:

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A sends:

Subject: Important Announcement from STRATFOR
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 19:49:58 -0500
From: STRATFOR <mail[at]response.stratfor.com>

Dear Stratfor Member,

We have learned that Stratfor’s web site was hacked by an unauthorized party. As a result of this incident the operation of Stratfor’s servers and email have been suspended.

We have reason to believe that the names of our corporate subscribers have been posed [sic] on other web sites. We are diligently investigating the extent to which subscriber information may have been obtained.

Stratfor and I take this incident very seriously. Stratfor’s relationship with its members and, in particular, the confidentiality of their subscriber information, are very important to Stratfor and me. We are working closely with law enforcement in their investigation and will assist them with the identification of the individual(s) who are responsible.

Although we are still learning more and the law enforcement investigation is active and ongoing, we wanted to provide you with notice of this incident as quickly as possible. We will keep you updated regarding these matters.

Sincerely,

George Friedman

STRATFOR
221 W. 6th Street, Suite 400
Austin, TX 78701 US
www.stratfor.com

 


http://www.facebook.com/stratfor

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Dec 25th, 2011

On December 24th an unauthorized party disclosed personally identifiable information and related credit card data of some of our members. We have reason to believe that your personal and credit card data could have been included in the information that was illegally obtained and disclosed.

Also publicly released was a list of our members which the unauthorized party claimed to be Stratfor’s “private clients.” Contrary to this assertion the disclosure was merely a list of some of the members that have purchased our publications and does not comprise a list of individuals or entities that have a relationship with Stratfor beyond their purchase of our subscription-based publications.

We have also retained the services of a leading identity theft protection and monitoring service on behalf of the Stratfor members that have been impacted by these events. Details regarding the services to be provided will be forwarded in a subsequent email that is to be delivered to the impacted members no later than Wednesday, December 28th.

In the interim, precautions that can be taken by you to minimize and prevent the misuse of information which may have been disclosed include the following:

– contact your financial institution and inform them of this incident;

– if you see any unauthorized activity on your accounts promptly notify your financial institution;

– submit a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) by calling 1-877-ID-THEFT (1-877- 438-4338) or online at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/; and

– contact the three U.S. credit reporting agencies: Equifax (http://www.equifax.com/ or (800) 685-1111), Experian (http://www.experian.com/ or (888) 397-3742), and TransUnion (http://www.transunion.com/ or (800) 888-4213), to obtain a free credit report from each.

Even if you do not find any suspicious activity on your initial credit reports, the FTC recommends that you check your credit reports periodically. Checking your credit reports can help you spot problems and address them quickly.

To ease any concerns you may have about your personal information going forward, we have also retained an experienced outside consultant that specializes in such security matters to bolster our existing efforts on these issues as we work to better serve you. We are on top of the situation and will continue to be vigilant in our implementation of the latest, and most comprehensive, data security measures.

We are also working to restore access to our website and continuing to work closely with law enforcement regarding these matters. We will continue to update you regarding the status of these matters.

Again, my sincerest apologies for this unfortunate incident.

Sincerely,

George Friedman

 


 


	

Report – Canadian Defence Department Won’t Release Photos of Taliban Detainees’ Hair

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The Defence Department is prepared to go to Federal Court and spend whatever it takes to prevent the public from seeing government photos of Taliban hairdos because it believes the captured insurgents have a right to their privacy.

The department’s decision, outlined in newly released documents obtained by the Citizen, is the result of a test of the Access to Information law by two Ottawa lawyers, Paul Champ and Amir Attaran.

To see how far DND would go to prevent the release of information about captured Afghan insurgents, Attaran requested copies of photographs the military took of such individuals but asked that the faces of the prisoners be completely blacked out and that only the hairdos of the detainees shown.

Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault, the government watchdog for the Access law, also recommended DND release the heavily censored photos.

But the DND documents obtained by the Citizen through the Access law outline the department’s view: releasing the photographs of the hairdos of captured insurgents would violate their privacy rights and could hurt national security.

“National Defence will not follow the recommendation made by the Information Commissioner of Canada regarding disclosure of photographs covered by this file and is prepared to defend the decision in court if necessary,” Julie Jansen, head of DND’s Access to Information branch, wrote in the October 2010 briefing note.

Attaran said DND’s claim it can’t release photos of hairdos because it must protect the privacy of the alleged insurgents is ludicrous. “The same government that says those detainees have no rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms now embraces the idea that detainees have rights under the Privacy Act,” he explained. “The government’s position is that these persons have privacy rights but no constitutional right to avoid torture.”

An email sent Friday by DND noted the decision to withhold the 28 photographs was based entirely on enforcing the privacy issue. It did not mention the earlier claim by Jansen that releasing photos of detainee hairdos would harm national security.

The email noted the Privacy Act protects the privacy of individuals with respect to the information held by the Canadian government about them.

Some legal specialists, however, have noted that Canada’s Privacy law applies only to Canadians and permanent residents.

 

 

NEO-KGB – Ukraine: Timoschenko jetzt im Gefängnis in Charkiv – “Bestialisch”

http://de.euronews.net/ Julia Timoschenko ist in den Osten der Ukraine verlegt worden. Trotz internationaler und nationaler Proteste soll die ehemalige Regierungschefin in Kharkiv ihre siebenjährige Haftstrafe absitzen.

Anhänger der ehemaligen Regierungschefin traten gegen die Gefängnistür in Kiew, wo Timoschenko seit August einsaß. Der Vize-Chef ihrer Vaterlandspartei “Batkiwschtschina” war Zeuge.

 

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NEWS – New York Police Circulating Mysterious Government Guide to Criminal Tactics of “Protest Extremists”

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An image from the first page of a manual on criminal tactics of “protest extremists” shows a legal, First Amendment-protected event occurring on the National Mall. The guide then lists a number of issues and beliefs such as “environment” and “peace” which can provide an agenda for protest actions.

An email contained in the latest AntiSec release indicates that law enforcement agencies in New York have been circulating an out-of-date manual that was previously criticized by the ACLU to instruct officers about issues related to Occupy protests.  The brief email from December 5, 2011 was circulated to a number of law enforcement agencies affiliated with the Mid Hudson Chiefs of Police Association and contains several document attachments that describe tactics used by protesters, including basic guides on how to conduct your own “Occupy” protest.  One of the documents is a police manual titled “Civil Disturbance and Criminal Tactics of Protest Extremists” that describes “illegal” tactics used by protesters and so-called “protest extremists”.  The document, which was last revised in 2003, does not list its originating agency or author and is marked with a number of unusual protective markings indicating that it is not intended for public release.

The existence of the document was first discussed in a 2003 article from the Colorado Springs Independent which quoted a representative of the local FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force discussing the manual:

In a written statement recently obtained by the Colorado ACLU, an agent of the Denver Joint Terrorism Task Force describes how he has used the manual to instruct local law-enforcement officers.”Beginning in 2001, I began using a training manual created by the U.S. government, which identifies civil disturbance and criminal protest tactics and instructs on how to respond to those tactics,” states the agent, Tom Fisher. The manual, he states, is “part of a program offered by the United States government on criminal protest tactics.”

According to the statement, the training manual is “law-enforcement sensitive” and not to be released to the public.

Fisher also states that he has been teaching the Denver Police Department about “terrorist issues,” including “criminal tactics of protest extremists.”

The manual contained in the latest AntiSec release is further confirmed to be this document by a spokesman for the Colorado Springs Police Department who quotes from the document and refers to it by name:

A spokesman for the Colorado Springs Police Department said he’s not sure whether the department received the Oct. 15 FBI memo. “We have no record of receiving that intelligence bulletin, although that’s not to say we didn’t,” said the spokesman, Lt. Skip Arms.Springs police have not received training from Fisher, though they do use a manual titled Civil Disturbance and Criminal Tactics of Protest Extremists, Arms said.

“It’s something that our tactical people would look at and compare to their tactics,” he said.

Arms said he doesn’t know where the department obtained the manual or who authored it. The introduction states that it is “the result of an extensive interagency collaboration to address a surge of protest activity worldwide,” but nothing in it indicates specifically that it was developed by the U.S. government, he said.

Lt. Arms quotes from the introduction which states “‘Civil Disturbance and Criminal Tactics of Protest Extremists’, was prepared in response to the increase of protest activity worldwide and the escalation of violence and property destruction that has occurred in the past several years. Information regarding the unlawful operational and tactical activities was collected and interpreted by multiple agencies. The information presented is for law enforcement and public safety officials to assist in effectively managing civil disturbances and large-scale protests”.

Policing First Amendment-Protected Events

Whether you are sympathetic to the complaints of Occupy protesters or not, the nationwide and now global movement to occupy civic spaces has had a much more tangible and immediate impact: demonstrating the increasing militaristic tactics of police around the country to suppress constitutionally-protected speech and dissent.  Though law enforcement is presented with a unique set of challenges in response to the Occupy protests, which include balancing reasonable protection of public safety while ensuring that citizens’ right to express themselves is honored, the tactics of law enforcement agencies around the country have helped to demonstrate the repressive nature of modern policing in the United States.

Throughout the country, predominantly peaceful gatherings in public spaces have been met with midnight raids conducted by black-clad phalanxes of often unidentifiable police, rousting them from their tents, tarps and other minimalistic structures to either arrest them or forcibly remove them from the space.  These raids have been coordinated at the national level, resulting in thousands of arrests that are sometimes without legal justification.  In many of these law enforcement actions, videos have later emerged showing police violating a number of core principles of policing First Amendment-protected events, including firing less-lethal munitions without provocation, indiscriminately beating protesters, storming protest encampments with live ammunition, ignoring or confiscating press credentials and arresting credentialed journalists.  Many of the actions taken by police are in violation of the Department of Justice guidelines for policing First Amendment-protected events and are often in contravention of the police department’s own internal policies.

According to the recently released Department of Justice guidelines for law enforcement responses to First Amendment-protected events, the role of law enforcement officers is to “ensure the safety of the general public” while protecting the “rights of persons practicing their First Amendment right to assemble peacefully.”  The manual states that police are not allowed to collect information on the event, its organizers or its beliefs without a clear “criminal predicate” necessitating a public safety response.  Though the boundaries of criminal behavior become murky when First Amendment-protected activities are involved, the guidelines make it clear that “membership or participation in a group or organization that has engaged in illegal activities in the past with respect to protests or demonstrations does not alone establish reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity with respect to each of its members.”  Acts that are considered to be part of “symbolic speech” such as flag burning are considered to be protected under the First Amendment.  A New York judge’s November decision to uphold eviction of Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park mentioned that the protests were successful “largely because of the unorthodox tactic of occupying the subject public space on a 24-hour basis, and constructing an encampment there” admitting that the action of non-violently occupying a public space was, for the protesters, a form expression that would arguably be protected under the First Amendment.

The Department of Justice guidelines state that “persons or groups communicating with each other or members of the public in any form in pursuit of social or political causes” do not alone provide justification for police investigation.  The rights of individuals and groups under the First Amendment may only be limited when the event in question interferes with other people’s constitutional rights or creates a hazard for public health or safety.  However, even in cases where public health and safety is an issue, police are required to work with protesters to mitigate the risks to the public without suppressing their legitimate right to protest.  The 2003 guide to “Criminal Tactics of Protest Extremists” violates many of the rules set forth in the Department of Justice’s guidelines by repeatedly blurring the lines between criminal activity, such as property destruction, and lawful forms of protected speech, such as banner hanging.  The 2003 guide also discusses the ideological beliefs of protesters and how they provide an agenda for protest actions, something expressly prohibited by the Constitution and the Department of Justice guidelines. Basic descriptions of protester tactics in the 2003 guide, including communications patterns and organizing activities, are also in violation of Federal guidelines as they concern actions that are not only inherently lawful, but are legally protected under the First Amendment.

COOPERATION – DHS Partners With NHL to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting

MEDIA – STASI stripped gold from victims of NAZIS

THE Stasi, the East German secret police, repeated one of the crimes of the Nazis when they stripped gold from the teeth of Jews found in a mass grave, their own files show.

The story of how the former East German regime apparently sought to profit from the discovery of 577 Jewish skeletons in 1971 has been uncovered by Andreas Weigelt, a historian. It is believed to be the first evidence of such action by the Stasi.

Mr Weigelt, who runs an exhibition at Lieberose concentration camp, south-east of Berlin, where the victims were held before their deaths, said yesterday: “I stumbled over a few pages that rather secretively documented how this gold had been collected. I was aghast.”

The documents, discovered in the secret police’s archives, disclose that the Stasi dug around in the grave, south of Berlin, looking for gold crowns and gold teeth among the skeletons.

Some documents suggest that the Stasi wanted the teeth and gold to help to identify the victims and explain how they died. This explanation has been ridiculed by experts, not least because the files make clear that more than two pounds of gold ended up in the Stasi’s finance department.

 

The remains in the grave were of some of a group of 1,200 Jews killed by drunken SS men and other Nazi guards between Feb 2 and Feb 4, 1945, as they set out on a march from Lieberose to the Sachsenhausen camp north of Berlin.

“Some 1,600 were sent on the march,” Mr Weigelt said, “and 1,200 of them were eliminated by drunken SS men, guards and commanders of the camp. The corpses were buried in a great hurry.”

After the grave was discovered in the village of Staakow, near Lieberose, the East German authorities told residents that the bodies were those of anti-Nazi resistance fighters and not Jews.

But the Stasi documents show that the authorities knew that most of the dead were Jews.

The claim was typical of the propaganda issued by a regime that sought to portray East Germans in the Second World War as brave soldiers of resistance against the Nazi regime.

 

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MEDIA – White House Refuses to Inform Lawmakers About Drone Operations

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A Pakistani protester holds a burning US flag as they shout slogans during a protest in Multan on October 31, 2011 against the US drone attacks in the Pakistani tribal region. Nearly 60 US drone strikes have been reported in Pakistan so far this year, dozens of them since Navy SEALs killed Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the garrison city of Abbottabad, close to the capital Islamabad, on May 2. Relations between Pakistan and the United States deteriorated after that, and again over accusations that Pakistani intelligence was involved with the Haqqani network, blamed for a siege last month of the US embassy in Kabul. AFP PHOTO / S.S. MIRZA

Tensions Rising Over Drone Secrecy:

Tensions are quietly increasing between the White House and some congressional leaders over access to sensitive information about the government’s use of drones in Pakistan and Yemen, officials said.The White House has brushed aside requests for information from lawmakers, who argue that the strikes, carried out secretly by the Central Intelligence Agency and the military’s Joint Special Operations Command, have broad implications for U.S. policy but don’t receive adequate oversight.Some current and former administration, military and congressional officials point to what they see as significant oversight gaps, in part because few lawmakers have full access to information about the drone strikes.Lawmakers on Congress’s intelligence committees are privy to information about all CIA and military-intelligence operations, but members of at least two other panels want insight on the drone program.

Compounding the dispute: Lawmakers who are briefed on classified information are legally constrained from raising their concerns publicly. Current and former officials say the White House wants to keep a tight hold on classified information to avoid unauthorized disclosures.

The demand for lawmakers outside the intelligence committees to have access to details on the covert drone program, said one U.S. official, “just doesn’t hold water.”

After the CIA launches a drone strike, the intelligence committees receive a notification telephone call almost immediately, which is followed by a secure fax with the details of the strike, according to government officials. There are also monthly meetings at the CIA’s Langley, Va. headquarters with congressional staff to review the program and classified briefings or hearings on Capitol Hill at least every three months.

Administration officials say the drone programs run by the CIA and Joint Special Operations Command are carefully monitored by top officials at both agencies and by the White House National Security Council.

Secrecy defines Obama’s drone war:

Since September, at least 60 people have died in 14 reported CIA drone strikes in Pakistan’s tribal regions. The Obama administration has named only one of the dead, hailing the elimination of Janbaz Zadran, a top official in the Haqqani insurgent network, as a counterterrorism victory.The identities of the rest remain classified, as does the existence of the drone program itself. Because the names of the dead and the threat they were believed to pose are secret, it is impossible for anyone without access to U.S. intelligence to assess whether the deaths were justified.The administration has said that its covert, targeted killings with remote-controlled aircraft in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and potentially beyond are proper under both domestic and international law. It has said that the targets are chosen under strict criteria, with rigorous internal oversight.It has parried reports of collateral damage and the alleged killing of innocents by saying that drones, with their surveillance capabilities and precision missiles, result in far fewer mistakes than less sophisticated weapons.

Yet in carrying out hundreds of strikes over three years — resulting in an estimated 1,350 to 2,250 deaths in Pakistan — it has provided virtually no details to support those assertions.

SECRET – Photos of U.S. “Kill Team” Posing with Murdered Afghan Civilians

The following photos depict soldiers from the 5th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, posing next to the corpse of Gul Mudin, an unarmed Afghan civilian killed by their unit on January 15, 2010, as well as the corpses of two other unnamed Afghan civilians.  The photos were published today by Der Spiegel in their German-language print release. However, they are blocked behind a paywall that restricts their dissemination.  The U.S. Army responded to the release by saying that the photos depict “actions repugnant to us as human beings and contrary to the standards and values of the United States.”  There are reportedly more than four thousand photos of the “kill team”.

Pfc. Andrew Holmes

Spc. Jeremy N. Morlock

Two civilians killed by the unit.

CONFIDENTIAL- Raytheon Non-Lethal Acoustic Pressure Riot Shield Patent

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A man-portable non-lethal pressure shield provides both a physical as well as pressure shield. The pressure shield addresses the concerns of military, police and human rights organizations and international law as regards effectiveness, efficiency and safety and efficiency. A folded acoustic horn is incorporated into the physical shell of the shield. The horn couples acoustic pulses from a sonic pulse generator to an acoustic aperture to output a pulsed pressure beam that approximates a plane wave to produce a pressure barrier. The operator may specify a desired effect on its human target that is maintained as range-to-target changes or a desired effect at a specified perimeter range. The shields may be networked to facilitate coordinated action among multiple pressure shields as a force multiplier or to provide a more sophisticated pressure
barrier.

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DOWNLOAD ORIGINAL DOCUMENT HERE

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CONFIDENTIAL from the CIA – Stories of Sacrifice and Dedication Civil Air Transport, Air America, and the CIA

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Booklet featuring two specific stories that exemplify
the themes of sacrifice and dedication: Lima Site 85 and a CIA mission
utilizing CAT flight support to recover an
agent inside Communist China.

DOWNLOAD HERE THE ORIGINAL E-BOOK

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TOP – SECRET – DoD Non-Lethal Weapons Reference Book 2011

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PURPOSE: The purpose of the NLW Reference Book is to provide a single source document that contains key information about NLW descriptions, effects, characteristics, concepts of employment, and associated operational parameters and considerations to enhance NLW education and training.

EXPLANATION OF TERMS: The NLW described in this book are at various acquisition stages and of varied Service interest. Service-unique systems meet specific Service needs, often meet Joint needs, and are provided to ensure Joint visibility and consideration. Systems are grouped as follows:

  • FIELDED: NLW currently in use.
  • PROTOYPE: NLW which have completed development, produced in limited quantities and no fielding decision has been made.
  • DEVELOPMENTAL: NLW requiring technological or other improvements prior to production approval. Typically denotes a Service-led program of record with a technical readiness level (TRL) of 5 or higher. Anticipated fielding dates are provided, but are subject to change and should not be used for acquisition or resource planning.
  • CONCEPTUAL: Ideas or concepts that can support exercises and modeling &simulations. Typically denotes a pre-acquisition science and technology project with a TRL of 4 or less. Conceptual capabilities do not currently exist, but are potential technologies that could be developed to satisfy a non-lethal requirement in the near future.

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STUDY – Study Finds 40% of South Asians Have Paid a Bribe in the Past Year

A chart from the Transparency International study found that police are the largest recipient of public service bribes in South Asia.More than one in three south Asians say they were forced to bribe officials in the last year, mainly for services they were legally entitled to, an international anti-graft watchdog said on Thursday.

A survey released by Berlin-based Transparency International in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu showed bribery has become so endemic that the region is second only to sub-Saharan Africa as the corruption hotspot of the world.

The watchdog surveyed 7,800 people in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, finding 40 percent had paid backhanders over the last 12 months to public servants, with police being the largest recipients.

Two thirds of Indians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis who had dealt with the police said they had paid bribes to corrupt officers in the last 12 months.

“With bribery such a big part of life for south Asians, you can see why so many people are angry at their governments for not tackling corruption,” said Rukshana Nanayakkara, senior programme coordinator for the watchdog’s south Asia region.

“People are sick of paying bribes to get on with their daily lives, and they are sick of the sleaze and undue influence of public servants.”

Who Do Indians Bribe Most?

If the Lokpal Bill ever gets cleared by the Indian Parliament, episodes of everyday corruption, widely perceived as endemic, may finally start to decline.

At the moment, the figures are not encouraging, according to a new study by the Berlin-based anticorruption group Transparency International.

The report, “Daily Lives and Corruption,” offers fresh data on bribery in South Asia based on a survey of 7,500 people taken over the past two years. The results are alarming: they suggests that 39% of South Asians who had to deal with public services in the previous year admitted to paying a bribe.

In India, more than half of the people surveyed, or 54% of respondents, said they’ve paid a bribe. This was only worse in Bangladesh, where the figure is 66%, or two out of every three people. In Pakistan, the figure was around 50%, in Nepal 32%, in Sri Lanka 32% and in the Maldives 6%.

Take a look at how frequently Indians pay bribes when dealing with the following public services:

Police: 64%

Land services (buying, selling, renting and inheriting property): 63%

Registry and permit services: 62%

Tax revenue: 51%

Utilities (including water, telephone, electricity services): 47%

Judiciary: 45%

Customs: 41%

Medical services: 26%

Education: 23%

 

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CONFIDENTIAL – U.S. House of Representatives Report: Warlords Provide Security for U.S. Supply Chain in Afghanistan

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Specifically, the Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs Majority staff makes the following findings:

1. Security for the U.S. Supply Chain Is Principally Provided by Warlords. The principal private security subcontractors on the HNT contract are warlords, strongmen, commanders, and militia leaders who compete with the Afghan central government for power and authority. Providing “protection” services for the U.S. supply chain empowers these warlords with money, legitimacy, and a raison d’etre for their private armies. Although many of these warlords nominally operate under private security companies licensed by the Afghan Ministry of Interior, they thrive in a vacuum of government authority and their interests are in fundamental conflict with U.S. aims to build a strong Afghan government.

2. The Highway Warlords Run a Protection Racket. The HNT contractors and their trucking subcontractors in Afghanistan pay tens of millions of dollars annually to local warlords across Afghanistan in exchange for “protection” for HNT supply convoys to support U.S. troops. Although the warlords do provide guards and coordinate security, the contractors have little choice but to use them in what amounts to a vast protection racket. The consequences are clear: trucking companies that pay the highway warlords for security are provided protection; trucking companies that do not pay believe they are more likely to find themselves under attack. As a result, almost everyone pays. In interviews and documents, the HNT contractors frequently referred to such payments as “extortion,” “bribes,” “special security,” and/or “protection payments.”

3. Protection Payments for Safe Passage Are a Significant Potential Source of Funding for the Taliban. Within the HNT contractor community, many believe that the highway warlords who provide security in turn make protection payments to insurgents to coordinate safe passage. This belief is evidenced in numerous documents, incident reports, and e-mails that refer to attempts at Taliban extortion along the road. The Subcommittee staff has not uncovered any direct evidence of such payments and a number of witnesses, including Ahmed Wali Karzai, all adamantly deny that any convoy security commanders pay insurgents. According to experts and public reporting, however, the Taliban regularly extort rents from a variety of licit and illicit industries, and it is plausible that the Taliban would try to extort protection payments from the coalition supply chain that runs through territory in which they freely operate.

4. Unaccountable Supply Chain Security Contractors Fuel Corruption. HNT contractors and their private security providers report widespread corruption by Afghan officials and frequent government extortion along the road. The largest private security provider for HNT trucks complained that it had to pay $1,000 to $10,000 in monthly bribes to nearly every Afghan governor, police chief, and local military unit whose territory the company passed. HNT contractors themselves reported similar corruption at a smaller scale, including significant numbers of Afghan National Police checkpoints. U.S. military officials confirmed that they were aware of these problems.

5. Unaccountable Supply Chain Security Contractors Undermine U.S. Counterinsurgency Strategy. While outsourcing principal responsibility for the supply chain in Afghanistan to local truckers and unknown security commanders has allowed the Department of Defense to devote a greater percentage of its force structure to priority operations, these logistics arrangements have significant unintended consequences for the overall counterinsurgency strategy. By fueling government corruption and funding parallel power structures, these logistics arrangements undercut efforts to establish popular confidence in a credible and sustainable Afghan government.

The following companies are prime contractors under the HNT contract:

NCL Holdings (NCL) – NCL was founded in May 2005 by Hamed Wardak, the son of the Afghan Defense Minister, Abdul Rahim Wardak. The company is based in Northern Virginia. Prior to receiving the HNT contract in 2009, NCL performed security operations in Afghanistan for Department of Defense contractors. NCL subcontracts out all of its trucking operations under HNT, and had no direct experience with managing trucking before this contract.

The Sandi Group – The Sandi Group is based in Washington, D.C. and has worked in private sector development in both Iraq and Afghanistan. To perform HNT missions, the Sandi Group has subcontracted out all trucking to local Afghan subcontractors.

Mesopotamia Group and EMA, Joint Venture – Mesopotamia Group, a Delaware-based company and EMA, an Afghan company, received an HNT contract as a joint venture after having worked on the BPA contract in a contractor-subcontractor relationship, with EMA as the local subcontractor. EMA owns many of its own trucks and also brokers with owner-operators from local tribes. Mesopotamia Group provides management and capital to the joint venture.

HEB International Logistics – HEB is an international logistics and transportation company based in Dubai. HEB owns some of its own trucks but principally relies on local Afghan subcontractors. HEB performed trucking operations under the BPA prior to receiving the HNT contract.

Anham, LLC – Anham is a partnership that was formed in 2004 by a Virginia-based investment group (HII-Finance), a Saudi conglomerate, and a Jordanian investment group. It is based in Dubai. Anham owns its own trucks and does not subcontract to local companies, but it performs far fewer missions than the leading HNT contractors.

The Four Horsemen International (Four Horsemen) and Three Bullets Incorporated (Three Bullets), Joint Venture – Four Horsemen is a New Jersey-based security company with principal operations in Afghanistan managed by Western military expatriates; Three Bullets is an Afghan-based transportation company that owns some of its own trucks and brokers with local owner-operators. Four Horsemen provides the security force for the joint venture. Four Horsemen had previously performed security operations under the BPA with other companies, and Three Bullets performed trucking operations on the BPA.

Afghan American Army Services (AAA) – AAA is Afghan-owned and was added to the HNT contract in November 2009 following a bid protest before the U.S. Government Accountability Office. AAA had previously worked under the BPA and had performed trucking operations since July 2006. Under HNT, AAA subcontracts out trucking operations to several local companies.

Guzar Mir Bacha Kot Transportation (GMT) – GMT is an Afghan-owned company that was added to the HNT contract in November 2009 in order to increase trucking capacity. GMT was a prime contractor on the BPA and the company has provided trucking services in Afghanistan for more than 15 years. GMT provides its own trucks and, before receiving the HNT contract, worked as a subcontractor for other HNT prime contractors.

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SECRET – Afghan National Army Base and Incentive Pay Chart

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TOP-SECRET -U.S. Army Afghanistan Route Clearance Handbook

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Route clearance (RC) operations for Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan are much different from RC operations for Operation Iraqi Freedom in terms of the terrain, seasonal weather, level of infrastructure, volume of insurgent threats, sources of improvised explosive device (IED) components, and motivation for IED emplacement. The purpose of this supplement is to focus on RC in Afghanistan.

Overview of Afghanistan

Afghanistan is composed of 34 provinces and is operationally divided into five regional commands: Regional Command Capital, Regional Command East, Regional Command North, Regional Command South, and Regional Command West. Regional Command Capital is completely surrounded by Regional Command East but is independent of the Regional Command East command. Regional Command Capital is composed of Kabul Province alone. The provinces in Regional Command East are Paktika, Paktya, Khwost (P2K); Ghazni, Wardak, Logar; Nangarhar, Nuristan, Konar, Laghman (N2KL); Bamyan; Parwan; Kapisa; and Panjshir. The provinces in Regional Command North are Faryab, Jawzjan, Sari Pul, Balkh, Samangan, Kunduz, Baghlan, Takhar, and Badakhshan. The provinces in Regional Command South are Nimroz, Helmand, Day Kundi, Oruzgan, and Zabul. The provinces in Regional Command West are Badghis, Herat, Ghowr, and Farah.

U.S. forces are focused primarily on Regional Command East. Regional Command East is further divided into five areas of operations (AOs). The five AOs for Regional Command East are Currahee in the southeast, Duke in the northeast, Warrior in the north-northwest, Ghazni in the west, and Spartan in the center. The provinces in AO Currahee are Paktika, Paktya, and Khwost (P2K). The provinces in AO Duke are Nangarhar, Nuristan, Konar, and Laghman (N2KL). The provinces in AO Warrior are Bamyan, Parwan, Kapisa, and Panjshir. AO Ghazni is composed of the Ghazni Province alone. The provinces in AO Spartan are Wardak and Logar.

Some AOs are further subdivided into minor AOs; however, the minor AOs do not necessarily correspond to the provincial boundaries. AO Currahee is composed of Team (TM) Paktya, TM Khowst, TM Eagle, and TM White Eagle. AO Duke is composed of AO Raptor, AO Pacesetter, AO King, AO Rock, and AO Saber. AO Warrior, AO Ghazni, and AO Spartan are not broken down into minor AOs.

In AO Currahee, the minor AO boundaries generally align with the provinces; however, there are a few exceptions. TM Paktya contains only Paktya Province. TM Khowst contains only Khowst Province. TM Eagle contains the east half of Paktika Province, while TM White Eagle contains the west half of Paktika Province.

In AO Duke, the minor AO boundaries generally do not align with the provinces; however, there are a few exceptions. AO Raptor contains Nangarhar Province. AO Pacesetter contains Laghman Province. AO King contains the westernmost third of Nuristan Province; AO Rock contains the middle third of Nuristan Province and the westernmost three-quarters of Konar Province. AO Saber contains the easternmost third of Nuristan Province and the easternmost quarter of Konar Province.

Terrain and Weather

In Afghanistan, the terrain varies drastically from one area to the next. The country is divided into three major geographic zones: the northern steppe, the southern desert plateau, and the spine of the Hindu Kush mountain range. The northern steppe runs across the northern border from Badghis in Regional Command West to Takhar in Regional Command North. The southern desert plateau runs across the western and southern border from Herat in Regional Command West to Kandahar in Regional Command South. The Hindu Kush mountain range and its offshoots run generally from northeast to southwest and cover the rest of the country.

The provinces that contain the northern steppe include Badghis, the northern half of Faryab, Jawzjan, the northern half of Sari Pul, the northern two-thirds of Balkh, Konduz, and the northeast quarter of Takhar. The provinces that contain the southern desert plateau include the western half of Herat, the western two-thirds of Farah, Nimroz, the southern three-quarters of Helmand, and the southwestern three-quarters of Kandahar. The provinces that contain the Hindu Kush mountain range and its offshoots include Badakhshan, Takhar, Baghlan, Samangan, Balkh, Sari Pul, Faryab, Herat, Ghowr, Farah, Helmand, Day Kundi, Oruzgan, Kandahar, Zabul, Paktika, Paktya, Khowst, Ghazni, Wardak, Logar, Bamyan, Parwan, Kapisa, Panjshir, Nuristan, Laghman, Konar, Nangarhar, and Kabul.

Some areas are extremely mountainous, and the so-called roads are nothing more than narrow goat trails, which offer insurgent forces excellent cover and concealment from approaching maneuver forces. There are many ideal spots for ambush near to the roads, and several IED events in these areas have coordinated small arms fire incorporated into the attacks. In other areas of the country, the terrain is wide open desert and without many hiding spots near the roads. The methods of attack in these areas are drastically different.

Fighting Season

The weather in Afghanistan plays a major role in the way units conduct operations. The seasonal nature of the mountainous regions lends itself to a “survival season” and a “fighting season.” The survival season is primarily the winter months. Harsh winters offer extremely cold temperatures and large snow accumulations. In many areas, the snowfall makes the roads completely impassible and shuts off ground maneuvers completely in some parts of the country. The fighting season begins with the spring thaw and allows for movement in areas that were previously impassible due to the harsh winter conditions. This fighting season usually ramps up from the early spring to the beginning of summer. The summer weather can also be harsh. Hot, dusty, dry conditions will often limit the movement of forces not properly protected from the heat. In the fall, when the extreme heat has passed, IED activity sparks up again; however, it is usually not as intense as the spring fighting. Most people are focusing on preparing for the coming winter months and not on fighting.

Infrastructure

Infrastructure or, more to the point, a lack of infrastructure is a major issue in Afghanistan. The vast majority of the roads in Afghanistan are unimproved and not well defined. Often the location of the road changes from season to season and from year to year. Flooding, washouts, rockslides, lack of infrastructure, discovery of a better/safer/faster/more direct path, and many other factors all contribute to the ever-changing network of trails and paths used for vehicular traffic. In some areas, drivers use dry riverbeds as primary roads during the dry season. These wide open “roads” can quickly become raging rivers during the spring thaw. In some areas, the roads are paved; however, many years of damage from tracked vehicles and explosions from previous wars have greatly degraded their serviceability. These paved roads are often limited to the main ring road and a few off shoots from that road.

The sources of IED components in Afghanistan are drastically different from those in Iraq. In Afghanistan, there are fewer components for making IEDs. A cache in Afghanistan usually does not meet the minimum requirements of a cache in Iraq. The enemy uses homemade explosives in IEDs in Afghanistan, which bring additional complications to the RC mission. Additionally, there are many existing minefields that are mistaken for IEDs. RC units should deal with these areas as minefields rather than IEDs. Sometimes the enemy transplants mines from the minefields to a roadway. In these situations, it is difficult to determine if the area is a part of a larger minefield and should be dealt with as such, or if the area is more like an IED and should be dealt with accordingly.

The motivations for using IEDs in Iraq and Afghanistan are similar in some areas and different in others. In the lowlands, which are primarily in the south and west, the enemy uses IEDs as an initiator for an attack and then again when targeting first responders or reactionary forces. In the highlands, which are primarily in the north and east, the enemy uses IEDs to shape an attack and limit mobility.

Culture, People, and Religion

Culture

Afghan culture is a rich mix influenced by different ethnicities and languages. It is extremely difficult to generalize about an entire population; however, Afghans are typically friendly and hospitable. Their lives have been rife with conflict, and they can be stern. The Afghan’s belief that Allah controls all matters greatly influences his perceptions. This belief helps Afghans tolerate extreme physical hardship.

Approximately 44 percent of Afghans are Pashtun, about half of whom are of the Durrani tribal group and the other half of the Ghilzai group. Tajiks are the second largest ethnic group with 25 percent of the population, followed by Hazaras at 10 percent and Uzbeks at 8 percent. Other smaller groups, including Turkmen, Qizilbash, Kazakhs, Aimaq, Wakhis, Nuristanis, Baluchis, Kyrgyz, Sikhs, Hindus, and Jews, constitute the remaining 13 percent of the total population.

People

The Afghans’ primary loyalty is to their families, kin groups, clans, or tribes; they express their identities through these groups. Their moral attitudes are often strict and inflexible, and they stress honor and individual responsibility to fulfill expected roles. Personal disputes are not resolved easily because of the need to protect one’s honor. Personal behavior affects family honor, so Afghans consider it essential to live according to these rigid rules. Piety and stoicism are admired traits.

Afghan society is mostly rural. The rural populations are mostly concentrated along the rivers. Villages in Afghanistan encircle larger towns that act as commercial, communication, and administrative centers. The most heavily populated and urban part of the country is between the cities of Kabul and Charikar. Other population concentrations can be found east of Kabul near Jalalabad, in the Heart oasis and the valley of the Harirud River in the northwest, and in the Valley of Kunduz River in the northeast. Most urban settlements have grown along the ring road that runs from Kabul southwest to Kandahar, then northwest to Herat, northeast to Mazar-e Sharif, and southeast to Kabul. Cities have formed where major routes intersect.

Thirty-two languages and dialects are spoken in Afghanistan. Dari (a form of Persian) is spoken widely and has several dialects. It is similar to the Farsi spoken in Iran and Tajik spoken in Tajikistan. Pashtu has two major variants and many dialects.

Religion

Afghanistan is an Islamic society; 84 percent of the population follows the Sunni tradition, 15 percent of the population follows the Shi’a tradition, and 1 percent of the population follows other traditions. However, Islam has not been a unifying force that has overcome ethnic differences. Local religious leaders are often not well educated. The level of religious observation varies, but most Afghans profess a strong adherence to the Islamic faith.

 

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CONFRIDENTIAL – ATF American/Canadian Northern Border Extremists like Ku Klux Klan

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According to information obtained via the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the number of hate groups operating with the United States has risen and continues to rise. In 2006, law enforcement intelligence and SPLC information counted 844 organizations in 2007; this number has risen to 888, an increase of approximately 4.7 percent. This number may seem small; however, during an 8-year time period, this has translated into a 48-percent jump in the number
of groups since 2000, when there were 602 hate groups operating in the United States, according to research by the intelligence project of the SPLC. Much of the expansion has been driven by hate groups’ exploitation of the issue of illegal immigration, which most Americans see as a pressing concern. This overview addresses the issue of American and Canadian extremism in Canada and in those States that fall along the American-Canadian border.

Federal law enforcement officials believe White supremacists and other hate groups consist of some of the most violent and dangerous domestic organizations because of their willingness to act on their hatred. While traditional targets of hate groups have been African Americans and Jews, White supremacists have enhanced their focus in recent years to include homosexuals, prochoice advocates, Hispanics, and Asians.

America, unfortunately, has no shortage of extremists. Some come from the far right, in the
form of racist and anti-Semitic hate groups or anti-government extremists. Others come from the
far left, which include environmental and animal rights extremists.
At the same time as the United States enacted its Hate Crimes Statistics Act of 1990, which
lobbied to recognize the impact of crimes motivated by hatred, hate crimes commenced in
Canada. Although the term hate crime is commonly used today, little consensus exists as to its
exact meaning. Although most definitions list a number of identifiable traits based on race,
religion, and ethnicity, differences remain.

To date, more than 40 States have enacted hate crime legislation. Of these, 21 States and the
District of Columbia also include sexual orientation as a protected status.

In Canada, some of these definitional issues are currently being addressed. To date, Canada has
no centralized system for collecting national police-reported statistics relating to hate-motivated
crimes. Offenders of hate crimes have been associated with organizations such as Neo Nazis,
Skinheads, and the Ku Klux Klan. At the root of extremism are radical ideologies and religious
beliefs, held in anger and frustration, which can lead to violent acts ranging from hate crimes to
terrorism.

Hate and extremist activity are also flourishing through new electronic avenues such as the
Internet. Monitoring this activity at both the national and international levels remains difficult at
best in both Canada and the United States.

Rightwing Extremists

Rightwing extremists reject Federal Authority and are in favor of State or local government.
They are concerned with preserving the Constitution, including their right to liberty and privacy.
These extremists are nationalistic and may embrace racist views or multiple belief systems. This
group consists of the following:

• Militias – Origins mid to late 1993

The militia movement is a relatively new rightwing extremist movement consisting of armed
paramilitary groups, both formal and informal, with an anti-government, conspiracy-oriented
ideology. Militia groups began to form shortly after the deadly standoff at Waco, Texas, in
1993. By the spring of 1995, they had spread to almost every State. Many members of militia
groups have since been arrested, usually on weapons, explosives, and conspiracy charges.
Although the militia movement has declined in strength from its peak in early 1996, it remains
an active movement, especially in the Midwest, and continues to cause a number of problems for
law enforcement.

• White Supremacists

Groups or individuals that believe Caucasians/Aryans are intellectually and morally superior to
other races and use their racist ideology to commit crimes, acts of violence, and terrorism are
called White supremacists. Most advocate racial separation and segregation. White
supremacists are broken down generally into six types: Neo-Nazi, Ku Klux Klan, Christian
Identity, Skinhead, Odinist, or Racist Prison Gangs. The largest two are briefly described below.

To effectively combat the growing violence of the White racist, law enforcement agencies must
continue to cooperate and communicate. Supremacists are transient in nature, and it is not
uncommon for members to travel from city to city committing crimes. Skinheads in particular
have a belief that a crime committed in a locality other than their own is likely to go unnoticed
by law enforcement. Typically their criminal activity is often centered around a major event,
such as a march, rally, or skinhead concert.

Although there was deterioration in the formal structure of these groups in the last few years,
evidence suggests hate group organization is definitely on the rise in Canada. The Canadian
White supremacist community has been scattered and without formal leadership for the last few
years, but Internet recruitment has allowed individuals to align themselves with pre-established
hate groups in urban areas in both Canada and the United States.

It seems as though small arms and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) are the weapons of
choice for supremacists/extremists because they are widely available and easy to construct and
use. Some groups have shown an increased interest since September 11, 2001, in using
chemical, biological, and radiological weapons, raising law enforcement concerns that these
groups may pursue different methods of attack in the future.

The animal and environmental extremists believe companies are responsible for the destruction
of animal habitats and natural resources. In the last couple of years arson has become the tool
most widely used by animal rights and eco-terrorist groups. Law enforcement can become
proactive by identifying and locating logical targets (i.e. construction sites causing
environmental controversies or facilities that use animals for testing) and consider initiating
liaisons with these targets. Law enforcement has made strides prosecuting cells, but has been
unable to end the arsons directed toward housing developments in the United States and Canada.
The abortion issue will continue to be a political topic in the years to come. ATF will continue
to monitor violent (i.e. arsons/bombing) incidents directed toward reproductive healthcare
centers.

In conclusion, there appears to be a significant number of domestic extremist groups operating in
Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Michigan, and Washington. The main ideology of these groups
is the supremacy of the White race with disrespect toward the U.S. Government. To date, there
are estimated to be more than 600 members of the neo-Nazi skinhead movement in Canada.
While their numbers declined in the late 1980s, the trend was reversed in the 1990s. With
immigration an issue of the upcoming U.S. Presidential election, law enforcement could expect
to see even more of an increase in hate crimes. It should also be noted that mergers of Canadian
and U.S. groups may possibly take place between racist groups operating along the border as the
United States will have its first African-American President taking office in January 2009.

 

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ANONYMOUS and Stratfor’s “private client list

Could this be Stratfor’s “private client list”? And what kind of info do you think we have on them?

 

anonymous targets – one in a series of targets they say will last all week – a private security firm called STRATFOR. from news site RT:
Anonymous hacks and discredits STRATFOR intelligence company

­The global intelligence company Strategic Forecasting, Inc has been hacked by Anonymous group. Anonymous claim to have dumped a heap of information from the server, including internal correspondence and credit card data. AnonymouSabu tweeted “Over 90,000 Credit cards from LEA, journalists, intelligence community and whitehats leaked and used for over a million dollars in donations.” Hackers also defaced Stratfor’s website, forcing the administrators to shut down the web server for some 40 minutes. Stratfor has released a statement to its clients about the security breach, saying that they are “diligently investigating the extent to which the subscriber information may have been obtained.” A number of large corporations and government agencies are among the clients of Strategic Forecasting, which provides strategic intelligence on global business, economic, security and geopolitical affairs. Anonymous have not released the complete list of Stratfor’s clients yet, but mentioned that the United States Air Force, Goldman Sachs investment bank, and financial broker MF Global were on the list.

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Company:         AUB-FEA
Company:         Auchan
Company:         Auctor Savjetovanja d.o.o.
Company:         AUMS Ltd
Company:         Aurora Disaster Strategies
Company:         Austin Capital Management
Company:         Austin Energy
Company:         Austin Investment Management
Company:         Australian National University
Company:         Austria Tabak GmbH
Company:         Austrian Armed Forces
Company:         AutoAlaska LLC
Company:         Aventis (Personal Account)
Company:         Aviation Consultants Ltd.
Company:         Avion Solutions Inc.
Company:         Aviva Investors Australia
Company:         Avondale Partners
Company:         AVOW
Company:         Avra Software Lab Inc.
Company:         Avra Software Lab Inc.
Company:         AW Investor
Company:         AWG
Company:         AXA Financial
Company:         Axel Chemicals
Company:         axiom capital management
Company:         Axis Capital
Company:         Azteca Gold
Company:         Azumia
Company:         B & K International
Company:         B.A. Systems, Inc.
Company:         b’huth
Company:         B&B Tax Service
Company:         B&G Risk Strategies LLC
Company:         B&K International
Company:         Babcock & Wilcox
Company:         BAE Systems
Company:         BAE Systems Inc.
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Company:         BAE Systems Inc.
Company:         BAE Systems Information Technology
Company:         bahiapulp
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Company:         Bailey Tool & Mfg. Co.
Company:         bain
Company:         Bain & Company Middle East
Company:         Bainco International Investors
Company:         Baker  McKenzie Krzyzowski i Wspolnicy
Company:         Baker & Hostetler
Company:         baker & mckenzie
Company:         Baker Brown Dixon
Company:         Baker Exploration Co.
Company:         Baker Hughes
Company:         BAKER HUGHES
Company:         Baker Hughes Incorporated
Company:         Baker Hughes Incorporated
Company:         Baker Managers
Company:         Balboa City School
Company:         Balestra Capital, Ltd.
Company:         Balfour Beatty Construction
Company:         Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
Company:         Ballwin Police Department
Company:         Bami World Sdn. Bhd.
Company:         BAML
Company:         Banco de Mexico
Company:         Banco Ita˙ S.A.
Company:         Bank Audi sal/Audi Saradar Group
Company:         Bank Julius B‰r
Company:         bank of america
Company:         Bank of America
Company:         Bank of America
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Company:         Bank of America
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Company:         Bank of America
Company:         Bank of America
Company:         Bank of America
Company:         Bank of New York
Company:         Bank of New Zealand
Company:         Bank of New Zealand
Company:         Bank of Tokyo-Mitrsubishi UFJ
Company:         Banner Good Samaritan Hospital
Company:         Banyan Tree Advisors Pvt Ltd
Company:         Barbay Consulting
Company:         Barbnet Investment Company
Company:         Barclays Bank
Company:         Barclays Capital c/o Prenax
Company:         Barg Capital
Company:         Barkto Zankiel Attn: John Bartko
Company:         barloworld
Company:         Barnebee Trading Group, Inc
Company:         Barnett Financial, Inc.
Company:         Barnett Waddingham Investments LLP
Company:         Barrantagh Investment Management
Company:         Barrantagh Investment Management Inc.
Company:         Barrick Gold
Company:         Barrick Gold Corp. Pueblo Viejo Project
Company:         Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney and Strauss, Inc.
Company:         Bartlett & Co
Company:         Bartner Group LLC
Company:         BASE INDUSTRIES GROUP
Company:         Baseball Historians, Inc.
Company:         BASF
Company:         BASF Corporation
Company:         BasicsProject.org
Company:         BASIL Networks
Company:         Bauhaus Construction Corp.
Company:         Bausch and Lomb
Company:         Baxter
Company:         Bay Area Medical Consulting
Company:         bay city capital
Company:         Baycraft Asset Management
Company:         BayPort Financial Services
Company:         BB&T Commercial Finance
Company:         BCR ASIGURARI DE VIATA
Company:         Bear Mountain Science & Photography
Company:         Bear Stearns
Company:         Bear Stearns
Company:         Bearing Point
Company:         Bechtel
Company:         Bechtel Corporation
Company:         Bechtel Corporation
Company:         BedRock Ventures
Company:         Bee-Sting Ventures
Company:         Behr & Associates
Company:         Belier Group, LLC
Company:         Bellevue Baptist Church
Company:         Bellocchi & Co LLC
Company:         Belmont Properties
Company:         Belux
Company:         Benchmark Asset Managers
Company:         benjamin investments
Company:         BENS
Company:         Benson Inc
Company:         Benton Rutledge Properties
Company:         Berkshire Securities Inc.
Company:         BertFilm
Company:         Bessemer Trust
Company:         Best Buy
Company:         Best Buy
Company:         Bettinger Financial Advisors, Inc.
Company:         Bevmor Mgmt
Company:         BG Group
Company:         BHP Billiton
Company:         BHP Billiton
Company:         BHP Billiton
Company:         BILBROinc.
Company:         Bill Owens, LLC
Company:         BIN S.A.
Company:         BioCompsoite Solutions
Company:         BioHorizons
Company:         BIONDO INVESTMENT ADVISORS
Company:         Birkmere Associates LLC
Company:         Birmingham International Air
Company:         BJ Services Company
Company:         Black & Veatch
Company:         Black and Veatch
Company:         Black Star
Company:         Blackbird Technologies
Company:         Blackfriars Capital Management AS
Company:         BlackRock
Company:         Blackwater Security Consulting
Company:         BLACKWELL CONSULTING, LLC
Company:         Blankinship & Foster, LLC
Company:         BLB
Company:         Blessing Petroleum Group, LLC
Company:         Blinn College
Company:         Blizzard Enterprises
Company:         BLOCK 4 CONSULTING
Company:         Blue Altarus, Inc
Company:         Blue Diamond CT
Company:         Blue Fox Management
Company:         Blue Mountain, Ltd.
Company:         Blue Planet Services LLC
Company:         Blue Shield of California
Company:         Blue Sky Apeiron Pty Ltd
Company:         Blue Water Intl
Company:         Blue, Johnson & Associates, Inc.
Company:         Bluebonnet Consulting, Inc.
Company:         blueshift tech
Company:         Blum Capital Partners
Company:         blurgl Inc.
Company:         BMI
Company:         BMO Capital Markets
Company:         BMO Nesbitt Burns
Company:         BMO Nesbitt Burns
Company:         BMS
Company:         BNC National Bank
Company:         BNMM & Associates Engineering, LLC
Company:         BNP Paribas
Company:         BNS
Company:         BNY Mellon
Company:         Bob Haden, Broker
Company:         Bob Lunday Consulting
Company:         bobfloran@aol.com
Company:         Boeing
Company:         Boeing
Company:         Boeing
Company:         Boeing
Company:         Boeing
Company:         Boeing Company
Company:         Boeing Company
Company:         Boeing Company
Company:         Boeing Company
Company:         Boeing Corporation – BD Int
Company:         Boenning
Company:         Bold Marketing Partners
Company:         Bongo Woodley Consultants
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Company:         Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
Company:         Borger Financial Service
Company:         Bose Corporation
Company:         Boston College
Company:         Boston Partners
Company:         Boulder Capital
Company:         Bowditch Consulting, LLC
Company:         Box Appliance Service Co.
Company:         Boyden
Company:         BP
Company:         BP
Company:         BP
Company:         BP
Company:         BP
Company:         BP
Company:         Bp Exploration (Caspian Sea) Limited
Company:         BP Plc
Company:         BP Plc
Company:         BPI Gestao de Activos
Company:         Br. Gen USAF
Company:         Bradford & Associates Ltd
Company:         Bravado Appraisal Group
Company:         Brazile and Associates, LLC
Company:         Brazillian Army Commisison
Company:         Brechnitz Group
Company:         Brencourt Advisors
Company:         Bresnahan & Associates, Inc.
Company:         Brett M. Poston, P.C.
Company:         Brian C Jensen, CPA
Company:         Brian Stableford
Company:         BriarPatch Opportunities
Company:         Brickell Motors
Company:         Brickell Motors
Company:         Bridges Family Petroleum, Inc.
Company:         Bridgespan
Company:         brinkmann roofing co
Company:         Brisbois Capital Mgmt, LLC
Company:         Bristol Myers Squibb
Company:         Brookstreet Securities
Company:         brown advirory
Company:         Brown Technical Service
Company:         Browning, Randall, Pasteur & Assoc LLC
Company:         Brownsville OEM / HS
Company:         Brummer & Partners
Company:         Bsrclays Capital
Company:         BT Ireland
Company:         Budway Enterprises
Company:         Buffalo State College (SUNY)
Company:         Bugg Properties, Inc.
Company:         bulk bag express, inc
Company:         Bull Dog Trading
Company:         Bullard, McLeod & Associates, Inc.
Company:         Burns, Taylor, et al
Company:         Burrows Paper Corporation
Company:         BUSARA
Company:         Business Health Plus
Company:         Business Technology Associates LLC
Company:         BV
Company:         BybeePower
Company:         BYC co.ltd.
Company:         Bytheway Limited
Company:         C R Parr & Associates, PC
Company:         C.A.P. Enterprises, Inc
Company:         C.C.I.
Company:         C.S. Crosby & Associates
Company:         C/ HQJOC
Company:         c/o Al Witzell
Company:         C/o Johns Byrne
Company:         C2I – CI/HUMINT TEAM
Company:         CA Stromberg AB
Company:         CACI
Company:         Cadent Energy Partners
Company:         CAI
Company:         Calamos Holdings
Company:         Calamos Holdings LLC.
Company:         Caldera Resources Inc.
Company:         Cales Investments, Inc.
Company:         Calgas Exploration Ltd
Company:         Calhoun High school
Company:         CALIBRE Systems, Inc.
Company:         California State University San Bernardiono Graduate Student
Company:         calpian
Company:         Caltex Australia Limited
Company:         Calvary Baptist Church
Company:         Calyon Corporate and Investment Bank
Company:         Calyon Financial Inc.
Company:         CAM International
Company:         Camber
Company:         Cambium Group
Company:         Cambria Investment Management
Company:         Campbell Fittings Inc
Company:         Campbell Soup
Company:         Canaccord Capital
Company:         Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Company:         Canada-Israel Committee
Company:         Canadian Air Transport Security (CATSA)
Company:         Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute
Company:         Canadian Forces College
Company:         Canadian Forces College
Company:         Cancel
Company:         canceled account 01/04/2008 via call to customer service
Company:         Candlestick LLC
Company:         Canonbury Group
Company:         CAPE Legacy Fund
Company:         Capital Alpha Partners, LLC
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Group Companies
Company:         Capital Growth Management
Company:         Capital Ideas, Inc.
Company:         Capital One
Company:         Capital Plan, Inc
Company:         CapitalRock Advisors
Company:         Capral
Company:         CapRock Oil Tools, Inc.
Company:         Cardframer
Company:         Cardinal Gas Partners,LLC
Company:         CARE International
Company:         Cargill
Company:         Cargill Inc & Subsid
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Company:         Carlsen & Co.
Company:         Carnegie Capital
Company:         Carobu Engineering
Company:         carpeteers carpet cleaning service
Company:         Carrelton Asset Management
Company:         Carrollton
Company:         Carrow Companies, LLC
Company:         Cart-Away Concrete Systems
Company:         Cartel Consulting
Company:         Carter Concepts, Inc
Company:         Carthage College
Company:         Casablanca Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.
Company:         Casals & Associates, Inc
Company:         Cascadian Enterprises LLC
Company:         Casey Financial
Company:         Caspian Steppes
Company:         Castleman Group
Company:         Catalent
Company:         Catalyst
Company:         Catalyst Investment Group Limited
Company:         Caxton Associates LLC
Company:         CB Richard Ellis
Company:         CBR
Company:         CBS
Company:         CC Riders
Company:         CCG
Company:         CCM (Pty) Ltd
Company:         CCOliphant&Son,Inc.
Company:         CCS International
Company:         CDW
Company:         CECO Associates
Company:         Cedar Road Capital
Company:         CEFAM
Company:         CEL & Associates, Inc.
Company:         cell 502 905 1842
Company:         CEMEX
Company:         Center for Environmental Diplomacy
Company:         Center for European Policy Analysis
Company:         Center for Global Strategies
Company:         Center for International Security and Strategic Studies
Company:         Center of Doctrine and Strategic Development (CDSD), RTA
Company:         Central Florida Community College
Company:         Central Trust & Investment Co
Company:         Centurion
Company:         CEO, MVmax
Company:         Cerberus Capital Management
Company:         Cervantes and Associates
Company:         CESCE, S.A. –  VAT: ESA28264034
Company:         CG Maton Agency, Inc.
Company:         CH&I Technologies
Company:         CH2M HILL
Company:         CH2M HILL
Company:         Chairman & CEO / Belvoir Media Group LLC
Company:         Chamber of Deputies
Company:         Chaminade College Preparatory
Company:         Chaminade University
Company:         Chandlas Enterprises Ltd
Company:         Changsha Huir Biological-tech Co.,ltd
Company:         Chapman Consulting
Company:         Charles D. Haines, LLC
Company:         Charles F. Day & Assoc. LLC
Company:         Charles Schwab
Company:         Charles Schwab
Company:         Charles Schwab & Co, Inc
Company:         Charles Sturt University
Company:         Charlotte Pipe
Company:         Chaswil Ltd
Company:         Chemonics International
Company:         Chen and Partners
Company:         ChengChi University
Company:         ChengChi University
Company:         Chesney & Company
Company:         Chevron
Company:         Chevron
Company:         Chevron Corporation
Company:         Chevron Corporation
Company:         Chevron Corporation
Company:         Chevron Corporation
Company:         Chevron Corporation
Company:         Chevron Global Gas
Company:         Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Company:         Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Company:         Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Company:         Chickasaw Capital Management
Company:         Chile Company
Company:         Chinese Embassy
Company:         Choate, Hall & Stewart
Company:         Chosunilbo
Company:         CHP
Company:         Christian Science Monitor
Company:         CHRISTUS Health
Company:         CHS, Inc
Company:         Chubb & Son
Company:         Church of the Great God
Company:         CI Investments
Company:         CI Investments
Company:         Cia. Colombiana de Inversiones S.A.
Company:         CIBC
Company:         CIBC Wood Gundy
Company:         cibc world markets
Company:         CIBC World Markets
Company:         circle financial group
Company:         Cisco
Company:         Cisco
Company:         Cisco
Company:         Cisco Systems
Company:         Cisco Systems
Company:         Citadel International
Company:         Citgo
Company:         CITGO Petroleum Corporation
Company:         Citi
Company:         Citi Investment Research
Company:         Citi Smith Barney
Company:         Citigroup
Company:         Citigroup
Company:         Citigroup
Company:         Citigroup
Company:         CITIGROUP
Company:         Citigroup Corporate & Investment Bank
Company:         Citigroup Smith Barney
Company:         Citigroup Smith Barney
Company:         Citigroup/Smith Barney
Company:         Citizens & Northern Bank
Company:         citizens natl bank
Company:         City Center Security
Company:         City Center Security
Company:         City of Miami Police Department
Company:         City of Weslaco
Company:         Cityteam
Company:         ck locke & partners
Company:         Claire Orthopaedics PA
Company:         Claren Road
Company:         Clarium Capital Management
Company:         clarkson and company
Company:         Clarsen & Associates
Company:         Clayton Consultants, Inc.
Company:         Clemens Capital
Company:         Clemson University
Company:         Cloverdale Investments Pte Ltd
Company:         Clovis Point Solutions, LLC
Company:         CMC
Company:         CMS Energy
Company:         CMSU, LLC
Company:         CNR HOLDING AS
Company:         Co / TD Waterhouse
Company:         Co-Mar Management Services
Company:         Coca-Cola
Company:         Cognitive Assets
Company:         Cognitive Investments LLC
Company:         Cogsdill Tool Prod.
Company:         Cole Papers, Inc.
Company:         Colgate Palmolive
Company:         Colgate Palmolive
Company:         Colgate Palmolive
Company:         Colgate Palmolive
Company:         Colliers International
Company:         Colliers International
Company:         Colliers International
Company:         Collins Development Co
Company:         Colorado Army National Guard
Company:         colorado player consultans
Company:         COLSA Corporation
Company:         Colton & Associates, P.C.
Company:         Columbia University
Company:         Combat Support Associates
Company:         ComitÈ Internacional de la Cruz Roja
Company:         Commonwealth North
Company:         comp
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Company:         Compass Asset Management
Company:         Compass Capital AG
Company:         compass financial advisors,llc
Company:         Compass Foundation
Company:         Compensation Resource Group
Company:         Compliance Associates
Company:         Comprehensive Computer Services
Company:         ComPro Realty
Company:         Computer Sciences Corp.
Company:         Comunicaciones Nextel de Mexico SA de CV
Company:         CONCERT Advisor Services
Company:         Condortech Services, Inc.
Company:         Conductix, Inc
Company:         Conflex Consulting
Company:         Conflict Resolution, Inc.
Company:         Confluence Investment Management
Company:         Congress of  Racial Equality
Company:         Connect Consulting, Inc.
Company:         Conning & Company
Company:         ConocoPhillips
Company:         ConocoPhillips
Company:         ConocoPhillips
Company:         ConocoPhillips
Company:         ConocoPhillips Russia
Company:         Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Internacionales, A.C.
Company:         Consilium
Company:         Consolidated Water Power Co
Company:         Constellation Investment Group
Company:         Constellation Wealth Advisors
Company:         Consulant/Adjunct Professor Utah State University
Company:         consultant
Company:         consultco
Company:         Consultiera
Company:         Consultora Demison
Company:         Consultoria Estrategica Primer Circulo, S.C.
Company:         Contact name is Debbie McCoy
Company:         Contingent Macro Advisors LLC
Company:         Convio Inc
Company:         Cook Management, LLC.
Company:         Coolescence, LLC
Company:         Cooperative Consultants, Inc.
Company:         Copernio Corporation
Company:         Copymaven, Inc
Company:         Corbin Capital Partners
Company:         Corestates Capital, LLC
Company:         Coril Holdings Ltd.
Company:         Cormark
Company:         Corn Products International
Company:         Cornell University
Company:         Cornish & Co.
Company:         Cornwall Capital, Inc.
Company:         Corona Investments, LP
Company:         Corporacion REY S.A.
Company:         Corporate Intelligence Analyst Network, Pty. Ltd.
Company:         Corriente Partners
Company:         Coss Consulting Int. BDA
Company:         Cottage Realty LLC
Company:         Cottonfield Family Office AG
Company:         Cougar Global Investment
Company:         Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Company:         Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Company:         COUNTRY Trust Bank
Company:         Covenant
Company:         Covenant International
Company:         Covenant International
Company:         Coventry Realty
Company:         Covepoint Capital Advisors
Company:         Coyote Oilfield Consulting Ltd.
Company:         CR
Company:         Crain’s Detroit Business
Company:         CRANE CURRENCY
Company:         Crane Realty
Company:         Credit Libanais SAL
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Credit Suisse
Company:         Creighton University
Company:         CRI
Company:         Crisis Management Initiative
Company:         Criswell Financial, Inc.
Company:         Crossinvest (Asia) Pte Ltd
Company:         crosswind partners,llc
Company:         Crown Flour Mills
Company:         Crown Point Solutions
Company:         Crown Productions
Company:         Crown Productions
Company:         Crown Productions
Company:         CRP
Company:         CS INVEST CONSULTING
Company:         CSA Wealth Management
Company:         CSC
Company:         CSC
Company:         csx transportation
Company:         CTV
Company:         Cubic
Company:         Cubic Applications
Company:         CUF QI
Company:         Cumberland Advisors
Company:         Cure International
Company:         Currie Partners, Inc.
Company:         Cushman & Wakefield
Company:         Cushman & Wakefield
Company:         Cushman & Wakefield
Company:         Custom Concrete Co
Company:         Custom Direct LLC
Company:         Cyrte Investments
Company:         Cyrte Investments
Company:         d elliott
Company:         D-8 Organization
Company:         D-Link Corporation
Company:         D. J. Hall & Co
Company:         D.B. Root & Company, Inc.
Company:         D&D Securities Inc.
Company:         Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Company:         Dan Aridor Holdings Ltd
Company:         Dandelion Digital
Company:         Daniel Defense International
Company:         Daniel I Shapiro, M.D.,P.C.
Company:         Danneberg Oil Ltd
Company:         Das Kapital Capital
Company:         DataSphere, LLC
Company:         DataView LLC
Company:         DataViz, Inc
Company:         David Anderson Financial Planning, LLC
Company:         David B. Dunbar & Associates
Company:         David F Palmer
Company:         David G. Major Associates, Inc.
Company:         Davis LLP
Company:         Davis-Ross Investment Advisers LLC
Company:         Davutoglu Avukatlik Burosu Attorneys at Law
Company:         Dawnhouse Ltd.
Company:         DCF Capital
Company:         De Lage Landen Financial Services, Inc.
Company:         DE Shaw
Company:         De Stefano Wealth Management
Company:         DEALGLOBAL SERVICIOS S.A.
Company:         Deane Retirement Strategies
Company:         Debt Settlement Associates, LLC
Company:         Decipher Securities
Company:         Deere & Company
Company:         Defense $ Security  , Consulting/Training
Company:         Defense Intelligence Agency
Company:         DEFINE CREATIONS
Company:         DEIK
Company:         Del Campo
Company:         Del Oil
Company:         Dell
Company:         Dell Inc
Company:         Deloitte
Company:         Deloitte
Company:         Deloitte
Company:         Deloitte and Touche
Company:         Deloitte Consultanta SRL
Company:         Delta Air Lines
Company:         Delta Airlines
Company:         Delta Corporation Limited
Company:         Demand Lending
Company:         Demographic Wave, LLC
Company:         Dentist
Company:         Denton Record-Chronicle
Company:         Denton Record-Chronicle
Company:         DEP, PC
Company:         Department of Army
Company:         Department of Defense
Company:         Department of Defense
Company:         Department of Defense & Homeland Securtity Group
Company:         Department of Energy
Company:         Department of Justice
Company:         Department Of National Defense
Company:         Department of the Air Force
Company:         Deployment Support Command, USAR
Company:         DEPLU
Company:         Dept. of Treasury
Company:         DER SPIEGEL
Company:         Desert Palms Golf and RV Resort
Company:         DeShurko Investment Services, Inc.
Company:         deutsche bank
Company:         Deutsche bank
Company:         Deutsche Bank
Company:         Deutsche Bank
Company:         Deutsche Bank
Company:         Deutsche Bank
Company:         DEUTSCHE BANK
Company:         Deutsche Bank AG
Company:         Deutsche Bank AG Hong Kong Branch
Company:         Development Plus
Company:         Development Research Associates
Company:         Development Solutions, Inc.
Company:         Devonshire Investors
Company:         Dexter Oilfield Inc.
Company:         DFI
Company:         DGAM
Company:         DHL
Company:         DHR International
Company:         DHRC
Company:         DHS International Advisors LLC
Company:         DHS/TSA
Company:         Diablo Health Company
Company:         DIAM U.S.A., Inc.
Company:         Diamond Hill Investment Group, Inc.
Company:         DIARIO PANORAMA
Company:         Dickson Financial Group
Company:         DigiscanUSA LLC
Company:         Digital Analysis & Graphics, Inc.
Company:         Digital Bear Consulting
Company:         Digital Solutions & Video Inc
Company:         Dillon Aero Inc.
Company:         Dimension Capital Management
Company:         DINACIE
Company:         Dipartimento di Matematica
Company:         direct action medical network
Company:         direct resources
Company:         Discere Docendo, Inc
Company:         Discovery Institute for Public Policy
Company:         Diversified Mortgage
Company:         DML Associates, LLC
Company:         DO NOT RENEW
Company:         DO NOT RENEW SUBSCRIPTION
Company:         Doctors Without Borders
Company:         Doctors Without Borders
Company:         Doctors Without Borders
Company:         DoD
Company:         DOD
Company:         Domaine Clarence Dillon S.A.
Company:         Dominion Resources
Company:         Dominion Resources
Company:         dominion securities
Company:         Domus Enterprises
Company:         Don Kuykendalls Comp Accounts
Company:         Don Kuykendalls Comp Accounts
Company:         Don Kuykendalls Comp Accounts
Company:         Donald Martin Enterprises, Inc.
Company:         Dora French Designs
Company:         Doraville Police Dept
Company:         Doug Bell & Associates
Company:         Doug Whitehead Comp Accounts
Company:         Dover Consulting
Company:         Dow Chemical
Company:         Dow Corning
Company:         Downeast Rover, Inc.
Company:         Downer Grove South ISD
Company:         Doxsee Sea Clam Co,Inc
Company:         Dr. John Templeton
Company:         Dr. John Templeton
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Company:         Dr. Wayne Peace Inc.
Company:         DRD Laboratory, LLC
Company:         Dresdner Kleinwort
Company:         DRS Defense Solutions, LLC
Company:         DRS Technologies
Company:         DRW Trading Group
Company:         DSS Engineering
Company:         DTC Communications
Company:         dte energy
Company:         DTE Energy Trading
Company:         DTI
Company:         Du Pont China Ltd.
Company:         Du Pont China Ltd.
Company:         Duarte Design, Inc.
Company:         Dudobi Limited
Company:         Duke Energy
Company:         Duke Energy
Company:         Duke Energy
Company:         Duke Energy Corporation
Company:         Duke Management Company
Company:         Duke University
Company:         Duke University
Company:         Dumas Bay Properties
Company:         Dunross & Co AB
Company:         DUOMENTIS
Company:         Dutko Worldwide
Company:         Dutko WorldWide
Company:         Duty  Tire  &  Service  Center
Company:         Dwight Asset Management
Company:         Dynamatic Technologies Limited
Company:         Dynamic Capital Holdings, LLC
Company:         Dynamic IT Solutions
Company:         Dynamiq Pty Ltd
Company:         E-B Advertising & Display
Company:         e-Ventus Corporation
Company:         E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Company:         eads
Company:         Ealby & Jake Group, LLC
Company:         East Asia Strategic Centre
Company:         Eastman Chemical Company
Company:         Eastman Dillon Oil & Gas Associates
Company:         easyDNS Technologies Inc.
Company:         Eaton
Company:         Eaton Vance
Company:         Eaton Vance
Company:         EBERVEIN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.
Company:         Echostar Purchasing
Company:         Ecocem
Company:         ECONOMETRIX TREASURY MANAGEMENT
Company:         eCreate
Company:         Ed Kenley Investments
Company:         EDARE sprl
Company:         Edatis
Company:         Eddington Capital Management
Company:         Edengate Estate
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Company:         EESS
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Company:         Ehanced Investment Partners LLC
Company:         EHC Global
Company:         Eidactics
Company:         Eldred Rock Associates
Company:         Electoral Office of Jamaica
Company:         Eli Lilly
Company:         Eli Lilly
Company:         Elk Creek Trading Company
Company:         Elkem AS
Company:         Elliott Cove Capital Management
Company:         Elm Income Group, Inc
Company:         ELS Riska and Security Consulting, LLC
Company:         Embassy of Angola
Company:         Embassy of Argentina
Company:         EMBASSY OF BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
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Company:         Embassy of Peru, Belgium
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Company:         Embassy of Vietnam
Company:         Embassy Republic of Uzbekistan
Company:         Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Company:         Emerald Touch Inc
Company:         Emerson
Company:         Emertia
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Company:         US of A
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Company:         UT International Office
Company:         UTC
Company:         Utley Interests Inc
Company:         VA hospital
Company:         Valero
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Company:         Valor Security Services
Company:         Value Line Publishing
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Company:         Van Norman LLC
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Company:         Vanco Exploration Company
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Company:         Vaultit, Inc.
Company:         VC Experts
Company:         VCU Qatar
Company:         VDB BioMed LLC
Company:         Vector Asset Management LLC
Company:         Vedanta Energy Fund
Company:         Vedette Asset Management, LLC
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Company:         VenArete Growth Advisors (VGA)
Company:         venisys
Company:         Verboven Immigration
Company:         Verdant Strategies, Inc.
Company:         Verger Corp
Company:         Veritas
Company:         Veritas Targeting
Company:         Verity Investments Inc.
Company:         Verizon Investment Mgmt.
Company:         Verna
Company:         Vertebrae DA
Company:         Vertical Information Systems
Company:         VIA Consulting
Company:         VIACK Corp
Company:         VIAP
Company:         VICCON GmbH
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Company:         Victory Packaging
Company:         Vietnam Embassy
Company:         VietNamNet Media Company
Company:         Vikstrˆm & Andersson Asset Management AB
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Company:         Virchow Krause Wealth Management, LLC
Company:         Virginia Commonwealth University
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Company:         Virginia Peninsula Real Estate
Company:         Viriya Holding BV
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Company:         Vision Centric, Inc
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Company:         Vistage International
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Company:         Volunteer Intelligence
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Company:         Volvo Bus Corporation
Company:         Vostok Nafta Investment Ltd.
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TOP-SECRET – (U//FOUO) LulzSec Release: DHS National Socialist Movement NAZI Reference Aid

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(U) Overview

(U//FOUO) The National Socialist Movement (NSM) USPER is the most active neo-Nazi group operating in the United States. It has grown from a small organization with a limited following confined to the mid-western United States to the preeminent National Socialist group in the nation. Despite having recently suffered a defection of several regional leaders, NSM remains an influential force within white supremacist circles and the only major racist group that eschews all attempts to distance its methods and objectives from those of the Third Reich. NSM has a reputation for conducting numerous public rallies that have triggered a violent response, including a riot in Toledo, Ohio, in October 2005.

(U) Description

(U//FOUO) The National Socialist Movement (NSM) is the largest neo-Nazi organization in the United States. Founded in 1974 by two former members of the American Nazi PartyUSPER, NSM claims that it is the only  “legitimate” Nazi party operating in the United States. Although active since 1974, NSM only became a major player in the white supremacist movement in the late 1990s and has had its greatest period of growth over the past three years. This growth likely resulted from the collapse of other prominent neo-Nazi groups such as the National AllianceUSPER and Aryan NationsUSPER.

(U) Ideology and Objectives

(U//FOUO) NSM promotes the ideology of traditional National Socialism, which is a mix of racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, rabid anti-communism, and white supremacy. NSM seeks to transform the United States into a National Socialist state that would deny all rights to Jews, nonwhites, and gays. NSM also advocates the mass deportation of all illegal immigrants, the militarization of the Mexican border, the end of all foreign aid, and the severing of all ties with Israel.

(U) Symbology

(U//FOUO) NSM patterns its uniforms after those of the Third Reich’s Wehrmacht and the Waffen SS. The armbands, shoulder boards, and collar insignia used by NSM are replicas of those worn by the military units and political officers of Nazi Germany. NSM also uses many forms of Nazi symbols and imagery in its propaganda.

(U) Active Membership

(U//FOUO) Although NSM has small chapters operating throughout the country, over half of its estimated active membership is based in the Midwest, primarily in Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Another large concentration of NSM members operates in the Southwestern United States, centered mainly in Arizona and Nevada. There are an estimated 300 active NSM members along with a similar number of associates that are active on NSM’s various Internet forums. Online members have little direct involvement with the group.

(U) Financial Support

(U//FOUO) All active NSM members as well as new recruits are required to contribute monthly dues to help sustain the organization. NSM also generates a great deal of its revenue from sponsoring white power rock concerts and from the sale of racist music CDs, DVDs, video games, and other white power paraphernalia. NSM conducts much of their sales through its own music distributor, NSM88Records. The group uses funding to further their political ambitions, propaganda mechanisms, and various commercial enterprises that sell Nazi regalia and memorabilia.

(U) Targets of Actions

(U//FOUO) To date, NSM confines its activities primarily to conducting a series of high profile public rallies and marches targeting minority neighborhoods, illegal immigrants, and U.S. support to Israel. In several instances, these activities have triggered violent confrontations between protestors opposing NSM and law enforcement attempting to preserve public order. During an October 2005 march in Toledo, Ohio, police were unable to prevent local residents from rioting for several hours following the NSM rally. The disturbances resulted in the arrest of 120 rioters and the destruction of several local businesses. Toledo’s mayor was forced to restore order by imposing a curfew.

(U) Criminal Activity

(U//FOUO) There is little or no evidence that NSM, as an organization, is engaged in any organized criminal activity. A large number of current and former members of NSM, however, have engaged in sporadic criminal acts that are unrelated to their involvement with the group. NSM members have committed a wide range of crimes to include: murder, kidnapping, rape, domestic violence, pedophilia, burglary, trespassing, and narcotics possession.

 

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CONFIDENTIAL -Nazi Victims Call for Investigation into Vatican Laundering of Stolen Assets

In this  file photo a nun walks past a branch of Credito Artigiano’s bank in Rome. Italian prosecutors contest claims by the Vatican bank that it is trying to comply with international rules to fight money laundering, saying an investigation that led to the seizure of euros 23 million ($30 million) from a Vatican bank account shows “exactly the opposite,” according to a court document obtained. An Italian court on Wednesday rejected a Vatican request to lift the seizure, leading the Vatican to express “astonishment” at the court’s ruling and indicating the case will not be cleared up quickly, as the Vatican originally predicted. Under the investigation, financial police seized the money Sept. 21 from a Vatican bank account at the Rome branch of Credito Artigiano Spa, after the bank informed the Bank of Italy about possible violations of anti-money laundering norms. (AP Photo/Angelo Carconi/Files)

Nazi Victims Ask EU to Probe Vatican on Looted Assets:

Holocaust survivors from the former Yugoslavia accused the Vatican of helping Nazi allies launder their stolen valuables and have asked the European Commission to investigate their claims.

“We are requesting the commission open an inquiry into allegations of money laundering of Holocaust victim assets by financial organs associated with or which are agencies of the Vatican City State,” Jonathan Levy, a Washington-based attorney for the survivors and their heirs, wrote in a letter to Olli Rehn, the European Union’s economic and monetary affairs commissioner. Levy provided the letter to Bloomberg.

The request follows a decade-long lawsuit in U.S. courts on behalf of Holocaust survivors and their heirs from the former Yugoslavia and Ukraine. That case, basing its claims on a U.S. State Department report on the fate of Nazi plunder, alleged that the Vatican Bank laundered assets stolen from thousands of Jews, gypsies and Serbs killed or captured by the Ustasha, the Nazi-backed regime of wartime Croatia. The Vatican repeatedly denied the charges and the findings of the 1998 U.S. report.

Amadeu Altafaj, Rehn’s spokesman, said in Brussels today that the commission had received Levy’s letter and contacted Vatican authorities about it. Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi declined to comment on Levy’s request to the commission.

Vatican Immunity

The U.S. case, which sought as much as $2 billion in restitution, was dismissed last December by a U.S. appeals court in San Francisco on grounds that the Vatican Bank enjoyed immunity under the 1976 Foreign Service Immunities Act, which may prevent foreign governments from facing lawsuits in the U.S.

The commission should have the authority to probe the Institute for Religious Works, or IOR, as the Vatican Bank is called, according to Levy’s letter. It cites a monetary accord signed on Dec. 17 of last year. Under the agreement the Vatican, which uses the euro and issues euro coins, pledged to implement EU laws against money laundering, counterfeiting and fraud.

Rome prosecutors have also sought to show that the Vatican bank is covered under European law. Last month they seized 23 million euros ($32 million) from an Italian account registered to the IOR as they opened a probe into alleged violations of money-laundering laws by the Vatican Bank.

“We looked at all the places where the Vatican may have surrendered sovereignty,” Levy said in a telephone interview. “The only place we could find was with the euro, where they placed themselves under the jurisdiction of either the European Central Bank or the European Commission.”

Swiss Payout

Levy initially contacted the legal office of the Frankfurt- based ECB and was told to take the claim to the commission, he said. An ECB spokeswoman confirmed that after being contacted by Levy, the central bank advised him to go directly to the EU’s executive arm.

The U.S. lawsuit was first filed in 1999, one year after an official Swiss commission concluded that Switzerland received three times more gold taken from Nazi victims than previously estimated by the U.S. government. The same year, UBS AG and Credit Suisse AG, the biggest Swiss banks, agreed to pay $1.25 billion in compensation to Holocaust survivors and their heirs.

In his letter, Levy said “gold and other valuables” stolen in the “genocidal” murder of 500,000 Serbs, Jews and gypsies “were deposited at the Vatican in 1946,” according to “contemporaneous documents authored by Allied investigators” and “the sworn testimony of former U.S. Special Agent William Gowen.” He interviewed and investigated the Ustasha involved in transferring the loot while stationed in Rome after the war.

SECRET – Neo-Nazi Fantasy Border Patrol Pictures

The following photos are taken from the Flickr feed of the U.S. Border Guard, a group with an official-sounding name that is, in reality, comprised of volunteers who patrol the border in Arizona. The group’s patrols are led by J.T. Ready, who has openly defended his views as a neo-Nazi. All titles and captions are taken, unaltered, from the group’s Flickr feed.  Some people believe that J.T. Ready is an FBI informant.

 

The following photos are taken from the Flickr feed of the U.S. Border Guard, a group with an official-sounding name that is, in reality, comprised of volunteers who patrol the border in Arizona. The group’s patrols are led by J.T. Ready, who has openly defended his views as a neo-Nazi. All titles and captions are taken, unaltered, from the group’s Flickr feed.  Some people believe that J.T. Ready is an FBI informant.

U.S.A. parks liberated by USBG

The USBG is liberating terrorist occupied lands so that families, boy & girl scouts, church groups, 4×4 clubs, astronomy stargazing groups, bird watchers, hunters, anglers, ranchers, photographers, and all Americans and legal tourists can once again enjoy our beautiful Sonoran desert.

Calling in Grid Coordinates

Attention to detail is critical in documenting smuggler activity. New “sign” in noted and maps are updated. Law Enforcement officials are provided time sensitive eyes on recon by dedicated USBG volunteers as the fluid situation in the FEBA is constantly changing.

Night Ops

 

USBG volunteers pose for a moment in a cleared area known for heavy smuggler activity.

 

Anti-Gang Operations II

 

Illicit drugs and gangs go hand in hand. Border Rangers document drug and gang activity in the patrol area. Mysteriously, gang claims on public and private property are often found exxed out after USBG Gang Task Force members have been in the vacinity.

 

Cave Reconnaissance

 

USBG deploys individuals with a vast array of skill sets. Covert Operators who may still be employed by various governmental agencies often conceal their identity during photographic documentation of Recon Patrols.

 

Border 12

Narco-Terrorist chemically fueled on meth utilize ski masks even in the arid 115 degree desert temperatures to conceal their identities. Here a USBG border ranger displays one such mask after occupying smuggler camp.

Border 5

Weapons pointed outboard: 11 UDAs are rescued from the seering hot desert and USBG volunteers stand guard until PSCO & Border Patrol arrive after translating that the UDAs had heard a firefight between Narco-Terrorists north of their position.

Border 4

An Apache scout volunteering for the USBG gives much needed hydration to a UDA found abandoned by his human smuggler who had pocketed over $2,000.00 from him.

Smuggler Corridor

 

A group of armed citizens opened back up a national nature monument which the local sheriff had surrendered to the drug cartel’s Narco-Terrorists during: Operation LINE IN THE SAND

 

Taking Back American Soil

 

Recreational areas of the U.S. taken over by Narco-Terrorists and abandoned by U.S. officials is now being taken back by heavily armed US Border Guard Border Rangers during Operation: ANVIL.

 

UDA Pick Up

Border Patrol agent provides a air-conditioned ride to safety for these abandoned UDAs located by US Border Guard recon patrol of this remote area.

Captured UDA

 

3 live UDA smugglers (Undocumented Aliens) were captured and turned over to Border Patrol after receiving emergency medical attention by the Border Rangers.

 

USBG smuggler sniffing dog assists in location

Narco-Terrorists can run, but they will only die tired. The desert is hot, unforgiving, and the relentless Border Rangers will never surrender our land to dangerous foreign criminals.

US Border Guard Night Patrol

 

All night patrols are common sacrifices made by the dedicated US Border Guard team members as well as conducting LRRP- Long Range Reconnaissance Patrols, which may last for days at a time.

 

Dead UDA Smuggler

 

1 UDA smuggler did not make it and the homicide scene was secured by USBG Rangers and Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies while the corpse turned over to Maricopa County Coroner’s Office.

 

Disarmed UDAs treated Humainly

Narco-Smugglers who discard their arms and surrender accordingly, are treated with human dignity until taken into custody. Narco-Mules are often happy just to be alive. The drug cartel is known to often murder their human mules rather than pay them after their chemical warfare agents (illicit drugs) are smuggled into the country.

Border 11

USBG locates a Narco-Smuggler load site near a road and notifies local law enforcement of the exact location.

USBG works with interesting Agents

 

Identity of multi-ethnic Border Patrol motorized recon scout remains protected by Border Ranger as he proudly poses after an area search for enemy personell and illicit drugs.

CONFIDENTIAL – Purported List of Israeli War Criminals Names and Information

The following information was anonymously published on a website (http://israeliwarcriminals.zzl.org) that is no longer accessible. It was accompanied by the following message:

The following information was received anonymously; presumably from a member of the Israeli Military. It was presented as follows:Underlining the following people is an act of retribution and affront. They are the direct perpetrators, agents for the state of Israel that in Dec.- Jan. 2008- 2009 attacked scores of people in the besieged Gaza. The people listed here held positions of command at the time of the attack therefore not only did they perform on behalf of a murderous state mechanism but actively encouraged other people to do the same. They bear a distinctive personal responsibility. They range from low-level field commanders to the highest echelons of the Israeli army.

All took an active and direct role in the offensive.

In underlining them we are purposefully directing attention to individuals rather than the static structures through which they operate. We are aligning people with actions. It is to these persons and others, Like them, to which we must object and bring our plaints to
bear upon.

This information was pirated. We encourage people to seek out other such similar information, it is readily available in the public sphere and
inside public officials’ locked cabinets. This is a form of resistance that can be effectively sustained for a long while.

This project for one, has only just begun, do your bit so that this virtual list may come to bear upon the physical.

Disseminate widely.

Picture

תמונה

Name

שם

Rank

דרגה

Position

תפקיד

Date of
Birth

תאריך
לידה

ID
Number

מספר
תעודת זהות

Address

כתובת

Agai
Yehezkel

אגאי יחזקאל

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

 

Head of
the Armored Corps

קצין שריון
ראשי

19/04/66
22380406

 

26
Inbar st.

Caesarea

30889

ענבר
26

קיסריה

30889

Aharon
Haliwa

אהרן חליוה

Colonel

אל”מ

Head of
“Bahad 1″ (officer training academy)

מפקד
בית הספר לקצינים בה”ד 1

12/10/67
23050578

Alex
Shakliar

אלכס שקליאר

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Nesher
Field Inteligence Battalion, Squad Commander

גדוד
מודיעין השדה נשר,
מפקד
צוות

12/12/87
304074636
Amir Ulo

אמיר אולו

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Yahalom
Engineering Battalion Commander

מפקד גדוד
ההנדסה יהלם

09/05/71
28542900
62 Hagai
st.

Har Adar

90836

הגיא
62

הר אדר

90836

Amir
Abstein

אמיר אבשטיין

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

7th
Regiment, 75 Romach Battalion Commander

חטיבה
7
מגד
75
רומח

28/03/73 16436917

21
Yahalom st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut

71725

יהלום
21

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71725

Amir
Shimon Eshel

אמיר שמעון
אשל

 

Major
General

אלוף

Head of
the Planning Directorate

ראש אגף התכנון

04/04/59
55652846
# 78

Kidron

70795

קידרון
78

70795

Amos
Yadlin

עמוס ידלין

Major
General

אלוף

Head of
Intelligence Directorate

ראש אמן

20/11/51 51112027
11
Smadar st.

Karmei
Yosef

99797

סמדר 11

כרמי יוסף

99797

Anna
Strelski

אנה סטרלסקי

Sergeant

סמלת

Bislmach
Infantry Training Academy, Mortar Commander

ביסלמח
(בית
ספר למקצועת החיר),
מפקדת
מרגמות

22/09/88
309313674

 

Anton
Siomin

אנטון סיומין

L:ieutenant
(Reserve)

סגן
(מיל‘)

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Company Deputy Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
סמפ

22/12/84

 

324417930

חיפה

Haifa

Aram
Zehavi

ארם זהבי

Captain

סרן

601
Assaf Engineering Battalion, Company Commander

03/09′/81 43249036

 

Ariel
Brickman

אריאל בריקמן

Colonel

אל”מ

Hazor”
Air Force Base Commander

מפקד בסיס חיל
האוויר חצור

01/01/64
58497306

Machane
Tali

Mizpe
Ramon

80600

מחנה טלי

מצפה רמון

80600

Ariel
Karo

אריאל קארו

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
Field Intelligence Corps

קצין מודיעין
שדה ראשי

01/01/65

 

22136576

73
Herzl st.

Kefar
Sava

44213

הרצל
73

כפר סבא

44213

Ariel
Rifkin

אריאל ריפקין

Sergeant
Major

רסל

601
Assaf engineering Battalion, Heavy Engineering Team Work manager
(D-9 operators)

גדוד
צמ”ה 601
אסף
(מפעילי
D-9),
מנהל
עבודות

19/07/79 37287497
Ariel
Yochanan

אריאל יוחנן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Paratroopers
101 Peten Batallion Commander (as replacement)

צנחנים,
מגד101
פתן
(ממלא
מקום
)

22/09/73 25244492

#
91 Machane Adi

(Nevatim)

8554

מחנה
עדי 91

(נבטים
)

85540

Arnon
Avital

ארנון אביטל

Lieutenant

סגן

401
Regiment 9 Eshet, Deputy Company Commander

חטיבה
401
גדוד
9
עשת,
סמפ

27/08/85
37079779
Assaf
Bryt

אסף בריט

Captain
(Reserve)

סרן
(מיל‘)

Golani
Reconnaissance Battalion, Squad Commander

גדסר
גולני,
מפקד
צוות

07/11/1979 37414240

Avi
Balut

אבי בלוט

 

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Paratroopers
101 Peten Battalion Commander

צנחנים,
מגד
101
פתן

12/09/74 31795750 66
Yisaschar st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut

71724

יששכר
66

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71724

Avi
Bnayahu

אבי בניהו

Brigadier
general

תא”ל

Military
Spokesperson

דובר
צהל

11/07/77
33809724

 

Lehavot
Haviva

38835

להבות
חביבה

38835

Avi
Mizrakhi

אבי מזרחי

Major
General

אלוף

Commander
of the Ground Forces

מפקד זרוע
היבשה

26/12/57
55006639

14
Sheshet st.

Zikhron
Ya’akov

30900

ששת
הימים 14

זכרון יעקוב

30900

Avi
Peled

אבי
פלד

 

Colonel

אל”מ

 

Golani
Regiment Commander

מפקד
חטיבת גולני

 

01/11/69
24638306

 

24
Shivtei Israel st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut

71700

שבטי
ישראל
24

מודיעיןמכביםרעות

71700

 

Aviad
Perri

אביעד
פרי

Lieutenant

סגן

401
Rregiment 71 Reshef, Platoon Commander

חטיבה401
גדוד
71
רשף,
ממ

27/04/87 300409752
Aviel
Siman-Tov

אביאל
סימןטוב

Captain

סרן

Givati
424 Shaked, Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
מפ

19/12/84 36541704 49
Shlomo Hamelech st.

Tel Aviv

64386

שלמה
המלך49

תל אביב

64386

Avihay
Wizman

אביחי ויזמן

Captain

סרן

Golani
12 Barak, Company Commander

גולני
12
ברק,
מפ

27/04/85 21544416
Avihu
Ben Zahar

אביהו בן זכר

Lieutenant

סגן

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
ממ

14/04/87 300751518
Avishay
Levi

אבישי לוי

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
Air Force Intelligence

ראש להק מודיעין
בחיל האוויר

02/12/63 58430992

27
Givat Halevuna st.

Modi’in
Maccabim Re’ut

71799

גבעת
הלבונה 27

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71799

Avishay
Shasha

אבישי שאשא

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Nurit”
Artillery Battery, Squad Commander

סוללת
תותחנים נורית“,
מפקד
צוות

15/10/87
301178984

 

Aviv
Edri

אביב עודרי

Captain

סרן

Paratroopers
Reconnaissance Battalion, Squad Commander

גדסר
צנחנים,
מפקד
צוות

20/07/84 66444779
1180
Merhavim st.

Dimona

86176

מרחבים
1180

דימונה

86176

Aviv
Kochavi

אביב כוכבי

Brigadier
general

תא”ל

Head of
the Operations Division

ראש חטיבת
המבצעים

23/04/64
58741323
# 249

Adi

17940

עדי
249

17940

Aviv
Mendelowitz

אביב מנדלוביץ

Major

רס”ן

Gaza
Division, Deputy Commander of Artillery

אוגדת
עזה,
סגן
מפקד הארטילריה

17/01/81
40882888
# 2
Shaked neighborhood

Yerucham

80500

שכונת
שקד 2

ירוחם

80500

Baruch
(Barry) Berlinsky

ברוך
(ברי)
ברלינסקי

 

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

Golani
Reconnossaince Batallion, Squad Commander

גדסר
גולני
,
מפקד
צוות

16/08/86
300046588
Basam
Alian

בסאם עליאן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Deputy
Commander of the Northern Regiment in the Gaza division

סגן
מפקד החטיבה הצפונית באוגדת עזה

26/11/73 26458588 Shfaram

20200

שפרעם

20200

Ben-Zion
(Benzi) Gruver

בןציון
(בנצי)
גרובר

Colonel
(reserve)

אל”מ
(מיל‘)

Deputy
Commander of a Reserve Division

סגן מפקד אוגדת
מילואים

02/10/58
55486237

44
Hagefen st.

Efrata

90435

הגפן
44

אפרתה

90435

Bnaya
Sarel

בניה שראל

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Givaati
424 Shaked, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
ממ

24/08/87
301071320

 

66
Bne Beitcha st.

 

Givaat
Hacharsina

 

Kiryat
Arba

90100

בנה
ביתך
66

גבעת
החרסינה

קרית
ארבע

90100

Boaz
Dabush

בועז דבוש

Staff
Sergeant Major

רס”מ

601
Assaf engineering Battalion, Heavy Engineering Team Work manager
(D-9 operators)

גדוד
צמ”ה 601
אסף
(מפעילי
D-9),
מנהל
עבודות

02/08/71

 

28804276
#
10

 

Zeitan

 

71915

 

זיתן
10

71915

Boaz
Rubin

בועז רובין

Captain
(reserve)

סרן
(מיל‘)

Hanegev
Reserve Regiment, Deputy Company Commnader

חטיבת
המילואים הנגב,
סמפ

11/09/77
34233114 4 Stefen
Zweig st.

Tel-Aviv

69642

סטפן
צוויג 4

תל אביב

69642

Boris
Schuster

בוריס שוסטר

Major

רסן

Commander
of a “Dabur” Navy Flotilla

מפקד שייטת
דבורים בחיל הים

12/02/81 309209070 Ashkelon

אשקלון

Dado
Bar-Kalifa

דדו
ברכליפא

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Givati
424 Shaked Battalion Commander

גבעתי,
מגד
424
שקד

20/08/76 33193061 114
Sderot Hagalil st.

Bat-Hefer

42842

שדרות
הגליל 114

בתחפר

42842

Dan
Dolberg

דן דולברג

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

401
Regiment 46 Shelach, Company Commander

חטיבה
401
גדוד
46
שלח,
ממ

15/04/89

 

300257755

 

Yavne

יבנה

Dan
Harel

דן הראל

Major
general

אלוף

Deputy
Chief of Staff

סגן
הרמטכל

17/02/55

 

53312690
13 Erez
st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut

71908

ארז
מר
13

מודיעיןמכביםרעות

71908

Daniel
Kotler

דניאל קוטלר

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Givaati
424 Shaked, Operations Officer

גבעתי
424
שקד,
קצינת
מבצעים

 

10/08/88
301894911
David
Shapira

דוד שפירא

Major

רסן

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Platoon Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
מפ

14/11/78 35716711 6
Shoshana Poliakov st.

Jerusalem

96106

שושנה
פוליאקוב 6

ירושלים

96106

David
Slovozkoi

דוד סלובוצקוי

Captain

סרן

Givati
424 Shaked, Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
מפ

 

07/06/85 304511173
David
Zini

דוד
זיני

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Golani,
Commander of Egoz Unit

גולני,
מפקד
יחידת אגוז

09/01/74 25627266
Dvir
Diamond

דביר דיאמונד

Lieutenant

סגן

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Platoon Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
ממ

16/06/86

 

29986791

 

ראס אל עמוד

Ras- El-
Amud

Eden
Atias

עדן אטיאס

Colonel

אלמ

Commander
of Nevatim Air Force Base

מפקד בסיס חיל
האוויר נבטים

09/10/66 22665954
Machane
Adi

(Nevatim)

80700

מחנה עדי

(נבטים)

80700

Efraim
Aviad Tehila

אפרים
אביעד תהילה

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Golani
Egoz, Deputy Company Commander

גולני
אגוז
,
סמפ

31/12/84

39764287 #37

Moshav
Zafria

60932

צפריה
37

,

60932

Efraim
Avni

אפרים אבני

Captain

סרן

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Company Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מפ

06/10/81

43239698
Eitan
Ben-Gad

איתן
בן
גד

Major

רס”ן

Paratroopers,
Operations Officer

צנחנים,
קצין
אג
מ

02/03/75
32273542
29
Aliyat Hanoar st.

Jerusalem

97234

עליית
הנוער
29

ירושלים

97234

Elad
Chachkis

אלעד
צצקיס

Major

רסן

Commander
of the “Hetz” Navy Vessel

מפקד אחי
חץ

20/07/80 40288151

 

Elad
Itzik

אלעד
איציק

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Communications Officer

צנחנים
101
פתן,
קצין
תקשו
ב

27/11/86 29991338
Elad
Shoshan

אלעד שושן

Captain

סרן

Paratroopers
Reconnaissance Unit, Squad Commander

גדסר
צנחנים,
מפקד
צוות

14/10/81
46222980
Elad
Yakobson

אלעד יעקובסון

Captain
(reserve)

סרן
(מיל‘)

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Company Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
מפ

25/03/80 37263308
Eli
Fadida

אלי פדידה

Staf
Sergeant

סמר

402
Reshef Artillery Battalion, Squad Commander

גדוד
תותחנים402
רשף,
מפקד
צוות

23/04/88 200661783
Eli Yafe

אלי יפה

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
the Operations Division

רח”ט מבצעים

11/01/57 54649173 4 Ela
st.

Kokhav
Yair

44864

אלה
4

כוכב יאיר

44864

Eliezer
Alfred Marom (Chiney)

אליעזר
אלפרד מרום (צייני)

Major
General

אלוף

Navy
Commander

מפקד חיל הים

13/11/55
53227492

 

1
Orvanit st.

Zikhron
ya’akov

30900

עורבנית
1

זכרון יעקוב

30900

Eliezer
Shkedi

אליעזר שקדי

Major
General

אלוף

Former
Air force Commander, Co-Authored the Operation

לשעבר
מפקד חיל האוויר,
השתתף
בתכנון המבצע

10/08/57
54898903

 

2 Seora
st.

Yehud

56475

שעורה
2

יהוד

56475

Elik
Sror

אליק סרור

Captain

סרן

 

Givaati
424 Shaked, Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
מפ

19/07/83 37747391

Eran
Karisi

ערן קריסי

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Lahav
603 Engineering Battalion Commander

מפקדגדוד
ההנדסה 603
להב

08/02/75 32264731

Erez
Sa’adon

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

401
Regiment, 52 Habokim Battalion Commander

חטיבה
401,
מגד
52
הבוקעים

21/11/1975 32347890
Eyal Ben
Haim

אייל בן חיים

Major
(Reserve)

רסן
(מיל‘)

500
Regiment, Deputy Company Commander

חטיבה
500,
סמפ

05/02/71 27963461

#
11,

Bizron

60946

ביצרון
11

60946

Eyal
Eizenberg

אייל אייזנברג

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Gaza
Division Commander

מפקד אוגדת
עזה

19/04/63 58018532 # 152

Ben
Shemen

73115

בן
שמן 152

73115

Eyal
Handelman

אייל הנדלמן

Captain

סרן

3rd
Flotilla, Ordnance Officer

שייטת
3,
קצין
נשק

 

20/08/84

66629999

Eyal
Zukowsky

אייל
זוקובסקי

Captain

סרן

Golani
51 Habokim, Company Commander

גולני
51
הבוקעים,
מפ

27/11/83 65922197
Gaby
Ashkenazi

גבי אשכנזי

Leutenant
General

רבאלוף

Chief of
Staff

ראש המטה הכללי

25/02/54 52228764

 

44
Hakarmel st.

Kefar
Sava

44205

הכרמל
44

כפר סבא

44205

Gil Shen

גיל שן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Commander
of “Maga Hakesem” Helicopter Unit

מפקד
טייסת המסוקים מגע
הקסם

12/10/69 24524589 12
Weizmann av.

Ramat-
Hasharon

47211

שדרות
ויצמן 12

רמת השרון

47211

Gur
Rozenblat

גור רוזנבלט

Captain

סרן

Givaati
435 Rotem, Company Commander

גבעתי
435
רותם,
מפ

05/07/73 25343484
# 335

Revava

44839

רבבה
335

44839

Gur
Schreibmann

גור
שרייבמן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Givaati,
Reconnaissance Battalion
Commander

מפקד
גדסר
גבעתי

 

11/09/75 32394348

1
Emek Iron st.

Kefat
Sava

44627

עמק עירון 1

כפר סבא

44627

 

Guy
Givoni

גיא גבעוני

 

Lieutenant
(reserve)

סגן
(מיל‘)

Golani
13 Gideon, Artillery Coordination officer

גולני
13
גדעון,
קצין
שיתוף ארטילרי

05/03/85 36834521

Guy
Hazut

גיא חזות

 

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Deputy
Commander of the Paratroopers Regiment

סגן
מפקד חטיבת הצנחנים

03/05/71

 

28454650

Haggai
Amar

חגי עמר

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

401
Regiment, 71 Reshef Battalion Commander

חטיבה
401
מגד71
רשף

16/05/75

31926819

#
228

Halamish

71945

חלמיש
228

71945

Hanan
(Yochanan) Schwartz

חנן
(יוחנן)
שוורץ

Captain

סרן

Givati
432 Zabar, Company Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
מפ

18/11/84 66363664
Harel
Knafo

הראל קנפו

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Southern
Command, Chief of Staff

ראש מטה פיקוד
דרום

31/03/65
59206961

40
Yehuda st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-
Re’ut

71724

יהודה
40

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71724

Harel
Naaman

הראל
נעמן

Lieutenant

סגן

Golani
51 Habokim, Platoon Commander

גולני
51
הבוקעים,
ממ

07/08/86 37991189

 

Herzel
(Herzi) Halevi

הרצל
(הרצי)
הלוי

Colonel

אל”מ

Paratroopers
Regiment Commander

מחט
צנחנים

17/12/67
57207771

 

 

Hila
Yafe

הילה יפה

Major

רס”ן

Drone
Company Commander

מפקדת פלוגת
מזל”טים

24/03/82
43547967

 

Idan
Hamo

עידן חמו

Captain

סרן

188
Regiment 71 Reshef, Company Commander

חטיבה
188
גדוד
71
רשף,
מפ

04/03/83 39098843
Ido
Ender

עדו אנדר

Lieutenant

סגן

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Deputy Company Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
סמפ

22/06/86 21965363
Ido
Nechushtan

עדו נחושתן

Major
General

אלוף

Air
Force Commander

מפקד חיל האוויר

18/04/57
54744297

1
Yakionton st.

Yavne

81501

יקינטון
1

יבנה

81501

Ilan
Boger

אילן בוגר

Colonel

אלמ

Commander
of Ramat David Air-Force Base

מפקד
בסיס חיל האוויר רמת דוד

09/12/66 22807341
49 Lehi
st.

Ramat
Hasharon

לחי
49

רמת השרון

Ilan
Dikshtein

אילן דיקשטיין

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Kfir
93 Haruv, Battalion Commander

חרוב
מגד
93
כפיר

11/01/73
25093089
# 45

Eli

44828

עלי
45

44828

Ilan
Malka

אילן
מלכא

Colonel

אלמ

Givaati
Regiment Commander

מפקדחטיבת
גבעתי

21/12/67 23582752
Itamar
Ben Haim

איתמר
בן חיים

 

Major

רס”ן

Paratroopers
101 Peten Deputy Commander

צנחנים,
סמגד
101
פתן

15/07/78 34386045
Itamar
Cohen

איתמר כהן

Lieutenant

סגן

Givaati
435 Rotem, Deputy Company Commander

גבעתי
435
רותם,
סמפ

15/07/85 34592295

 

Itamar
Eitam

איתמר
איתם

Captain

סרן

Golani
51 Habokim, Company Commander

גולני51
הבוקעים,
מפ

18/03/81

 

40558439
# 38

Nov

12921

נוב38

12921

Itamar
Frenkel

איתמר פרנקל

Sergeant

סמל

Kfir
93 Haruv, Platoon Sergeant

כפיר
93
חרוב,
סמל
מחלקה

29/09/88
200756377

 

Itay
Reis

איתי רייס

Bigadier
General

תא”ל

Commander
of Palmachim Air Force Base

מפקד בסיס
פלמחים של חיל האוויר

03/12/63
58495755

25
Hatikva st.

Ramat-
Hasharon

47212

התקוה
25

רמת השרון

47212

Itay
Virob

איתי וירוב

Colonel

אל”מ

Kfir
Regiment Commander

מחט
כפיר

14/04/66
22376974
# 71

Ma’ale
Hagilbo’a

19145

מעלה
הגלבוע 71

.19145

Johnny
Cohen

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

401
Regiment, 46 Shelach Commander

חטיבה
401
מגד46
שלח

Ovda
Military Camp

מחנה עובדה

Lior
Algai

ליאור אלגאי

Captain

סרן

Paratrooper
890 Efee, Company Commander

צנחנים
890
אפעה,
מפ

20/01/76 21510813

Lior
Bialik

ליאור ביאליק

Sergeant

סמל

Nesher
Field Intelligence Batallion, Squad Commander

גדוד
מודיעין השדה נשר,
מפקד
צוות

08/02/88
301535316
Lior
Dadon

ליאור דדון

Sergeant

סמל

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Squad Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מכ

 

13/02/87
300468188
Lior
Shushan

ליאור שושן

Captain

סרן

Kfir 93
Haruv, Operations Officer

כפיר 93
חרוב,
קצין
אגמ

17/01/82

 

49845423
Liran
Luzon

לירן לוזון

Lieutenant

סגן

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
ממ

21/08/87 301092011

Liran
Nachman

לירן נחמן

Lieutenant

סגן

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Deputy Company Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
סמפ

 

03/08/85
36729234
Liron
Padlad

לירון
פדלד

 

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Paratroopers
890 Ef ee, Communications Officer

צנחנים
890
אפעה,
קצין
קשר

31/12/88
302243134

 

Meir
Kalifi

מאיר כליפי

Major
General

אלוף

Prime
Minister’s Military Secretary

המזכיר הצבאי
לראש הממשלה

 

30/04/59
55659486
2
Tarshish st.

Caesarea

30889

 

תרשיש
2

קיסריה

30889

Michael
Heimann

מיכאל היימן

Captain

סרן

605
Hamachatz, Company Commander

גדוד
605
המחץ,
מפ

07/10/81 310666037 Tel Aviv

תל אביב

Michael
Taksyak

מיכאל טקסיאק

 

Lieutenant
(reserve)

סגן
(מיל‘)

46
Reserve Battalion, Platoon Commander

גדוד
מילואים 46,
מפ

26/05/80
306131269
Michaor
Israeli

מיכאור ישראלי

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

Paratrooperts
101 Peten, Platoon Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
ממ

02/03/87 300712387
Michelle
Ben-Baruch

מישל
בןברוך

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
the Artillery Corps

קצין תותחנים
ראשי

20/11/63

 

69111672
10 Alon
st.

Rosh
Ha’ayn

48560

אלון
10

ראש העין

48560

Miki
Ohayon

מיקי אוחיון

Lieutenant

סגן

Paratroopers
202 Zefa , Deputy Company Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
סמפ

03/12/86 300181906
Mordechai
Kahana

מרדכי כהנא

Colonel

אל”מ

Gaza
Division, Southern Regiment Commander

מפקד החטיבה
הדרומית באוגדת עזה

04/10/70 28059632 14 Livne
st.

Ma’alot
Tarshiha

21521

לבנה
14

מעלות תרשיחא

21521

Moshe
Elrat

משה אלרט

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Shuali
Marom Reserve Regiment, Battalion Commander

מגד
בחטיבת המילואים שועלי
מרום

06/03/88

23605132

Moshe
(Chico) Tamir

משה
(ציקו)
תמיר

 

Brigadier
General

תאל

Former
Commander of the Gaza Division (co-authored the operation)

מפקד
אוגדת עזה לשעבר
(השתתף
בתכנון המבצע
)

12/08/64

 

58845686
Kfar
Giladi

12210

כפר
גלעדי

12210

Moshe
Zofi

משה צופי

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Hanegev
Reserve Regiment, Battalion Commander

מגד
בחטיבת המילואים הנגב

06/09/72

29585635

101
Hazvi st.

Be’er-Sheva

84747

הצבי
101

באר שבע

84747

Nadav
Hajbi

נדב
חגבי

 

Colonel

אל”מ

Gaza
Division Deputy Commander

סגן מפקד אוגדת
עזה

10/01/64

 

58455007

Nadav
Musa

נדב
מוסא

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Givati
424 Shaked, Deputy Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
סמפ

01/01/86
38031506
Nathan
Be’eri

נתן בארי

Staff
Sergeant

סמר

Golani
12 Barak, Squad Commander

גולני
12
ברק,
מכ

28/05/89
200691061
Nezah
Rubin

נצח רובין

Lieutenant
colonel

סא”ל

 

Head of
Imprisonment Branch of Military Police

ראש ענף כליאה
במשטרה הצבאית

04/06/68 23690159
Nimrod
Schefer

נמרוד שפר

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
the Air Division in the Air Force

ראש להק אוויר בחיל
האוויר

16/03/61 56539208
# 46

Nataf

90804

נטף
46

90804

Nir
Ben-David

ניר בן דוד

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

188
Regiment 74 Saar Battalion Commander

חטיבה
188,
מפקד
74
סער

17/09/73 25243403

Nofit

36001

נופית

36001

Nir
Dupet

ניר דופט

 

Captain

סרן

 

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Company Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
מפ

03/10/82
66238429

 

#
61

Nov

12921

נוב
61

12921

Nir
Ohayon

ניר אוחיון

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
ממ

19/08/87 301073862
Niv
Samban

ניב סאמבן

Staff
Sergeant

סמ”ר

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Platoon Sergeant

צנחנים
101
פתן,
סמל
מחלקה

14/06/88 200345320
Noam
Keshwisky

נועם קשיביצקי

Lieutenant

סגן

401
Reconnaissance Unit, Deputy Company Commander

פלסר
401,
סמפ

23/10/85
21663604

 

Ofek Gal

אופק גל

Sergeant

סמלת

Northern
Regiment of the Gaza Division, Field Intelligence Commander

אוגדת
עזה,
חטיבה
צפונית,
מפקדת
תצפיתניות

03/07/87 300934890
Ofer
Lahad

עופר להד

Staf
Sergeant

סמר

402
Reshef Artillery Battalion, Squad Commander

גדוד
תותחנים402
רשף,
מפקד
צוות

08/10/88

200494623
Ofer
Levi

עופר לוי

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Givati
Regiment, Deputy Commander

סגן מפקד חטיבת
גבעתי

31/03/72 28880656
Ofer
Winter

עופר וינטר

Colonel

אל”מ

Commander
of “Duvdevan” Unit

מפקד
יחידת “דובדבן

03/02/71 27998632 # 107

Mizpe
Netufa

15295

מצפה
נטופה 107

15295

Ofer
Zafrir

עופר צפריר

Colonel

אל”מ

401
Regiment Commander

מפקד
חטיבה401

29/01/66
22280283
Ofir
Edri

אופיר אדרי

Lieutenant

סגן

Kfir 93
Haruv, Deputy Company Commander

כפיר
93
חרוב,
סמפ

30/09/87 301168548
Ohad
Dabush

אוהד דבוש

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
ממ

25/10/87 301105052
Ohad
Girhish

אוהד גירחיש

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

Golani
51 Habokim, Platoon Commander

גולני 51
הבוקעים,
ממ

02/03/87 300397445

Ohad
Najme

אוהד
נגמה

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

401
Regiment, 9 Eshet Battalion Commander

חטיבה
401
מגד9
עשת

16/03/76
38616751

Omer
Dori

 

עומר
דורי

Second
Lieutenant

 

סג”מ

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Platoon Commander

 

צנחנים101
פתן,
ממ

 

05/12/86
300070612
Omri
Dover

עמרי דובר

Lieutenant

סגן

 

401
Regiment 71 Reshef, Deputy Company Commander

חטיבה401
גדוד71
רשף,
סמפ

28/04/86
32573214

 

Zur
Hadasa 349

99875

צור
הדסה 349

99875

Or
Nelkenbaum

אור נלקנבאום

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Nesher
Field Intelligence Battalion, Squad Commander

גדוד
מודיעין השדה נשר,
מפקד
צוות

11/11/87
301062170

Oren
Bersano

אורן ברסאנו

 

Major

רס”ן

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Company commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מפ

09/05/81
42834044
Oren
Cohen

אורן כהן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

 

Golani
13 Gideon Battalion Commander

גולני,
מגד
13
גדעון

14/01/73 25092362 7 Agas
st.

Rosh
Hayin

48570

אגס
7

ראש העין

48570

Oren
Kupitz

אורן קופיץ

 

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Company Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מפ

12/02/87
300374139

 

Oren
Zini

אורן זיני

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Givaati,
432 Tsabar Battalion Commander

גבעת
מפקד 432
צבר

30/08/74 27310176 21
Menachem Usishkin st.

Ashdod

77513

מנחם
אוסישקין 21

אשדוד

77513

Pinkhas
Buchris

פנחס בוכריס

Brigadier
General (reserve)

תא”ל
(מיל‘)

Director
General of the Defense Ministry

מנכל
משרד הביטחון

11/04/56 53305868 7 Maanit
st.

Kefar
Sava

44288

מענית 7

כפרסבא

44288

Ghasan
Alian

עסאן
עליאן

 

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

 

Golani
Reconnossaince Battalion Commander

מפקד
גדס
ר
גולני

21/03/72
29151529

Shfaram

20200

שפרעם

20200

Raz
Sarig

רז שריג

Major

רס”ן

Kfir
Regiment Operations Officer

חטיבת
כפיר,
קצין
אג”מ

22/07/76
33069170
33
Hamigdal st.

Givataim

53447

המגדל
33

גבעתיים

53447

 

Ron
Asherov

רון אשרוב

Colonel

אל”מ

Gaza
Division, Northern Regiment Commander

אוגדת
עזה,
מפקד
החטיבה הצפונית

26/05/69
24417248
11 Ufter
Ya’akov

Tel-Aviv

69362

אפטר
יעקב 11

תלאביב

69362

Ron
Levinger

רון לוינגר

Captain

סרן

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Company Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
מפ

09/05/83 39975230
Ron
Shirto

רון שירטו

Captain
(reserve)

סרן
(מיל‘)

 

Paratroopers,
Coordination Officer

צנחנים,
קצין
תיאום

28/05/78
32970220

 

Ronen
Dan

רונן דן

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Commander
of Tel-Nof Air-Force Base

מפקד
בסיס תל—נוף
של
חיל האוויר

25/04/61

57220790

57
Keshet st.

Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut

71908

קשת
57

מודיעיןמכביםרעות

71908

Ronen
Dogmi

רונן דגמי

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

401
Regiment Deputy Commander

סגן
מפקד חטיבה 401

11/01/73 29608882 Sde Yoav

79351

שדה יואב

79351

 

 

Roi
Elkabetz

רועי אלקבץ

Colonel

אל”מ

7th
Regiment Commander

מפקד
חטיבה 7

02/08/68
23668767

Roi
Oppenheimer

רועי אופנהיימר

Major

רס”ן

401
Regiment, 71 Reshef Deputy Commander

חטיבה
401,
סמגד
71
רשף

10/07/77
33802018

 

Roi
Weinberger

רועי ויינברגר

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Givaati
435 Rotem, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
435
רותם,
ממ

26/09/88
301818043
Sahar
Abargel

סהר
אברגיל

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

601
Assaf Battalion Commander

מפקד
גדוד ההנדסה 601
אסף

17/07/75
32433062
16
Yeshaia Hanavi

Modi’in-
Maccabim- Re’ut

71723

ישעיהו
הנביא
16

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71723

Shai
Belaich

שי בלאיש

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Commander
of the Shachar Rescue Battalion

מפקד גדוד שחר
לחילוץ והצלה

07/10/74 31938244

16
Hasnunit

Ashkelon

78360

הסנונית
16

אשקלון

78360

Shai
Fargian

שי
פרגיאן

Captain

סרן

Givati
424 Shaked, Deputy Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
סמפ

06/01/85 66658964
Shaked
Galin

שקד גלעין

Lieutenant

סגן

Navy
Vessel Commander

מפקד ספינה של
חיל הים

14/10/85
34716712
Sharon
Itach

שרון איטח

Captain

סרן

Sachar
Rescue Battalion, Company Commander

גדוד
החילוץ שחר,
מפ

20/03/82 60125119 58 Ben
Gurion st.

Sderot

87070

בןגוריון
58

שדרות

87070

Shaul
Badusa

שאול בדוסה

Lieutenant

סגן

Kfir 93
Haruv, Platoon Commander

כפיר
93
חרוב,
ממ

03/10/86 300168200
Shay
Unger

שי אונגר

Major

רסן

605
Mahaz Engineering Battalion, Deputy
Commander

סגן
מפקד גדוד ההנדסה 605
מחץ

 

31/12/77

 

34488403

Tel Aviv

תל אביב

Shimon
Siso

שמעון סיסו

 

Lieutenant

סגן

Golani
51 Habokim, Deputy Company Commander

גולני
51
הבוקעים,
סמפ

19/02/86 38140091

Shiran
Mussa

שירן מוסא

Captain

סרן

Nesher
Field Intelligence Battalion, Company Commander

גדוד
מודיעין השדה נשר,
מפ

11/11/84 36625655
Shlomit
Tako

Captain

סרן

Ein
Hasea’ara” Artillery Battery Commander

מפקדת
סוללת התותחים
עין
הסערה

23/04/84

39821459
Tal
Alkobi

טל אלקובי

Lieutenant

סגן

188
Regiment 71 Reshef, Company Commander

חטיבה
188
גדוד
71
רשף,
מפ

10/04/87 300690435
Tal
Bendel

טל בנדל

Sergeant

סמל

Paratroopers
101 Peten Squad Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מכ

10/11/88
301723102

Tal
Kommemi

טל קוממי

Sergeant

סמל

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Squad Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מכ

03/01/88
200375541
Tal Ruso

טל רוסו

Major
General

אלוף

Head of
the Operations Directorate

ראש אגף המבצעים

27/09/59

 

56046295

Tel
Aviv

תל אביב

Tamir
Oren

תמיר אורן

Lieutenant

סגן

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Platoon Commander

צנחנים
202
צפע,
ממ

 

13/11/87
200210961

Tamir
Yadai

תמיר
ידעי

Brigadier
General

תאל

Replaced
the Golani Regiment Commander

מילא
את מקום מחט
גולני

16/12/69 24840340

 

59
Weizman st.

Kefar
Sava

44351

ויצמן
59

כפר סבא

44351

Tom
Cohen

תום כהן

Second
Lieutenant

סגמ

 

188
Regiment, 74 Sa’ar, Platoon Commander

חטיבה
188
גדוד
74
סער,
ממ

20/11/87 301355517
Tomer
Meltzmann

תומר מלצמן

Captain

סרן

Golani
12 Barak, Company Commander

גולני
12
ברק,
מפ

23/11/81 52670791

Geva
Rapp

גבע ראפ

Colonel

אלמ

Reserve
Regiment Commander

מפקד חטיבת
מילואים

15/01/57

54958723

Tslil
Birbir

צליל בירביר

 

Second
Lieutenant

סג”מ

Golani
52 Habokim, Logistics Officer

גולני 52
הבוקעים,
קצינת
תחזוקה

11/07/88
200394310

Udi
Sagie

אודי שגיא

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Paratroopers
202 Zefa Commander

צנחנים
מגד
202
צפע

Even
Yehuda

אבן יהודה

Uri Ron

אורי רון

Captain

סרן

601
Assaf Engineering Battalion, Company Commander

גדוד
הנדסה 601
אסף,
מפ

29/10/84 66348392
Yair
Keinan

יאיר קינן

Lieutenant

סגן

7th
Regiment Reconnaissance Unit, Squad Commander

פלסר
7,
מפקד
צוות

12/12/85 38029062

Yair
Palay

יאיר
פלאי

Captain

סרן

Golani
Egoz, Company Commander

גולני
אגוז,
מפ

23/02/80
40045981
Keshet
Moshav

12410

מושב קשת

12410

Ya’akov
(Yaki) Dolf

יעקב
(יקי)
דולף

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Paratroopers
890 Efee Battalion Commander

צנחנים,
מגד
890
אפעה

07/01/76

38374211

 

21
Alterman Natan st.

Tel Aviv

69415

אלתרמן
21

תל אביב

69415

 

Yaniv
Zolicha

יניב זוליכה

 

Second
lieutenant

סג”מ

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Commander

גבעתי
432
צבר,
ממ

22/09/87
300932365
Yaron
Finkelman

ירון פינקלמן

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Paratroopers
Reconnaissance Battalion Commander

מפקד
גדסר
צנחנים

25/04/75 32172702

37
Hashmonaim

Ra’anana

43255

החשמונאים
37

רעננה

43255

Yaron
Simsulo

ירון סימסולו

Major

רסן

Givati
Reconnaissance Platoon Company

מפקד
פלס
ר
גבעתי

13/05/82 60475142

36
Yehuda Halevi

Herzlia

46490

יהודה
הלוי 36

הרצליה

46490

Yehosua
(Shuki) Ribak

יהושע
(שוקי)
ריבק

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Golani
51 Habokim Battalion Commander

גולנ
מגדי51
הבוקעים

04/05/75 32113557

Ein
Zurim

79510

עין צורים

79510

Yehu
Ofer

יהוא עופר

Colonel

אלמ

Commander
of Sde Dov Air Force Base

מפקד בסיס חיל
האוויר שדה דב

19/06/65

59584607

#
46

Mishmeret

40695

משמרת
46

40695

Yehuda
Fuchs

יהודה פוקס

Colonel

אלמ

Southern
Command Operations Officer

קצין אגמ
פיקוד דרום

10/04/69 24293128 46 Hadas
st.

Matan

45858

הדס
46

מתן

45858

Yehuda
Hacohen

יהודה הכהן

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

Givaati
435 Rotem Commander

גבעתי
מגד435
רותם

.

 

 

Yigal
Slovik

יגאל סלוביק

Colonel

אל”מ

401
Regiment Commander

מפקד
חטיבה 401

16/06/68
23706096

52
Topaz st.

Kefar
Yona

40300

טופז
52

כפריונה

40300

Yigal
Sudri

יגאל סודרי

Major

רסן

Paratroopers
202 Zefa, Deputy Battalion Commander

צנחנים
סמגד
202
צפע

03/09/69 24445801
#48

Megadim

30875

מגדים
48

30875

Yizhar
Yona

יזהר יונה

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Head of
the Field Compounds Team in the Air-land Cooperation Unit

ראש צוות מכלולי
שדה ביחידה לשיתוף פעולה שבחיל האוויר

24/08/66
22244834
11 Arnon
st.

Givataim

53529

ארנון
11

גבעתיים

53529

Yoav
Galant

יואב גלנט

Major
General

אלוף

Head of
the Southern Command

אלוף פיקוד
דרום

08/11/58
55551832

Meshek
33

Amikam

37830

משק
33

עמיקם

37830

Yoav
Gertner

יואב גרטנר

Major
(reserve)

רס”ן
_(מיל‘)

Artillery
Battery Commander

מפקד סוללת
תותחנים

30/01/79
36448439
33
Habashan st.

Ariel

40700

הבשן
33

אריאל

40700

Yoav
Mordechai

יואב
מרדכי

Lieutenant
Colonel

סא”ל

Golani
13 Gideon Battalion Commander (replaced Oren Cohen)

גולני
מג
ד13
גדעון

(החליף
את אורן כהן
)

21/08/72 28893071
# 8

Kedumim

44856

קדומים
8

44856

Yochai
Siemann

יוחאי זימן

Captain

סרן

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Company Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מפ

03/05/82 60631728
Yochanan
Locker

יוחנן לוקר

Brigadier
General

תאל

Airforce
Chief of Staff

ראש מטה חיל
האוויר

17/09/56 54231030
1
Sapir st.

Modi’in
Maccabim Re’ut

71799

 

ספיר
1

מודיעין
מכבים
רעות

71799

 

Yom-Tov
Samia

יוםטוב
סמיה

Major
General

אלוף

Deputy
Head of the Southern Command in Emergency

סגן אלוף פיקוד הדרום
בשעת חירום

18/06/54
52204385
69 Levy
Eshkol st.

Tel-Aviv

69361

לוי
אשכול 69

תלאביב

69361

Yonathan
Barenski

יונתן ברנסקי

Colonel

אל”מ

Negev”
Reserve Regiment Commander

מפקד
חטיבת המילואים הנגב

27/07/71
28649697 Eli

44828

עלי

44828


 

 

Yonathan
Felman

יונתן פלמן

Captain

סרן

401
Regiment 75 Romach, Company Commander

חטיבה
401
גדוד
75
רומח,
מפ

07/08/85
37042801
?
Yoni
Weitzner

יוני וייצנר

Sergeant

סמל

Kfir 93
Haruv, Squad Commander

כפיר 93
חרוב,
מכ

16/11/88
200051209
Yossi
Abuzaglo

יוסי אבוזגלו

Major

רסן

Southern
Command Engineering Operations Officer

פיקוד
דרום,
קצין
אגמ
הנדסה

20/01/76 32380172
Yossi
Bahar

יוסי בכר

Brigadier
General

תאל

Head of
the Infantry Corps

קצין חיר
וצנחנים ראשי

09/04/64 58815218 Be’eri
Kibbutz

קיבוץ בארי

Yossi
Beidaz

יוסי ביידץ

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Military
Intelligence, Head of the Research Division

אמן,
ראש
חטיבת המחקר

14/04/61 5710504 # 332

Kfar
Hess

40692

כפר
הס 332

40692

Yotam
Dadon

יותם דדון

Staff
Sergeant

סמר

Givaati
432 Tsabar, Platoon Sergeant

גבעתי
432
צבר,
סמל
מחלקה

10/10/87 301110466
Yishai
Ankri

ישי אנקרי

Lieutenant

סגן

Givati
424 Shaked, Deputy Company Commander

גבעתי
424
שקד,
סמפ

20/08/86 37991908

Yishai
Green

ישי גרין

 

lieutenant

סגן

 

 

Golani
“Orev” Unit, Squad Commander

גולני
עורב“,
מפקד
צוות

29/12/84
36769156
Yuval
Halamish

יובל חלמיש

Brigadier
General

תא”ל

Head of
the Intelligence Corps

קצין מודיעין
ראשי

20/12/57
55005797

 

Zion
Bramli

ציון ברמלי

Advanced
Staff Sergeant Major

רסר

601
Assaf engineering Battalion, Heavy Engineering Team Work manager
(D-9 operators)

גדוד
צמ”ה 601
אסף
(מפעילי
D-9),
מנהל
עבודות

01/02/79 35721471
Zion
Shankour

ציון שנקור

Major

רסן

Gaza
Division Northern Regiment, Operations Officer

אוגדת
עזה חטיבה הצפונית,
קצין
אגמ

1975 13692462 38
Yisaschar st.

Modi’in-
Maccabim-Re’ut

71724

יששכר
38

מודיעיןמכביםרעות

71724

Ziv
Danieli

זיו דניאלי

 

Staff
Sergeant

סמ”ר

Paratroopers
101 Peten, Squad Commander

צנחנים
101
פתן,
מכ

24/01/88 200361509
Ziv
Trabelsi

זיו טרבלסי

Lietenant
Colonel

סאל

402
Reshef Artillery Battalion Commander

מפקד
גדוד התותחנים402
רשף

15/01/76

 

38316709

# 46

Sharsheret

85391

שרשרת
46

85391

Zuf
Salomon

צוף סלומון

Second
lieutenant

סג”מ

Paratroopers
101 Peten Logistics Officer

צנחנים
101
פתן,
קצין
לוגיסטיקה

 

12/01/90 200959005
Zvi
Fogel

צבי פוגל

Brigadier
General (reserve)

תא”ל
(מיל‘)

Southern
Command, Head of Fire Management

מפקד מרכז האש
בפיקוד דרום

03/11/56 54559059

1
Vered Hagalil st.

Korazim

12933

ורד
הגליל
1

כורזים

12933

Zvi
Yehuda Kelner

צבי יהודה קלנר

 

Lieutenant

סגן

 

Givaati
Reconnaissance Battalion, Squad Commadner

גדסר
גבעתי
,
מפקד
צוות

1

TOP-SECRET – Israel Defense Forces Naksa Violence Presentation

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Report – Congress Approves 2012 Intelligence Authorization

Congress last week enacted the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012.

“The legislation we are approving today keeps funding for intelligence essentially flat from fiscal year 2011, representing the a meaningful reduction from the President’s request,” said Senate Intelligence Committee chair Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) on December 14.

Curiously, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI), the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, described the outcome somewhat differently on December 16:  “The bill is significantly below the President’s budget request for fiscal year 2012 and further still below the levels authorized and appropriated in fiscal year 2011.”

In both the House and the Senate action on the bill there was a conspicuous absence of public debate on any issue of intelligence policy.  No dissenting views were expressed.  Nor was there any discussion of or insight into current intelligence controversies.  For that, one must turn to other venues, such as “Secrecy defines Obama’s drone war” by Karen DeYoung in today’s Washington Post.

TOP-SECRET from the White House – Spain-Germany Spy Organization 1944

DWONLAOD ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS BELOW

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UNCENSORED – North Korea and the “Strangest Show on Earth”

Daytime exterior shots in this series can be as old as August 2010. However, many of the photos are from the recent Arirang Mass Games in Pyongyang in October 2010.  For background on the Arirang Mass Games, see the Guardian’s 2005 article “Welcome to the strangest show on earth” which describes the games as “one of the greatest, strangest, most awe-inspiring political spectacles on earth.”

 

Rehearsals for the October 10th Worker’s Party anniversary parade. Photo by James Huang.

Kim Il Sung welcomes you to Sunan Airport Pyongyang. Photo by James Huang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

One of the two Pyongyang metro stations tourists are allowed to see – Pyongyang, North Korea. Photo by Daniel K.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Propaganda posters at the entrance to the Pyongyang Metro. Photo by efdixon.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by efdixon.

Photo by efdixon.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by James Huang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by Crescent Zhang.

Photo by James Huang.

UNCENSORED – North Korea Kim Jong-il Hysterical Mourner Photos

Pyongyang residents react as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

Pyongyang residents react as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

Pyongyang residents react as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

Pyongyang residents react as they mourn the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. REUTERS/Kyodo

North Koreans cry and scream in a display of mourning for their leader Kim Jong Il at the foot of a giant statue of his father Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang, North Korea, after Kim Jong Il’s death was announced Monday, Dec. 19, 2011. North Korea’s news agency reported that he had died at 8:30 a.m. Saturday after having a heart attack on a train, adding that he had been treated for cardiac and cerebrovascular diseases for a long time. He was 69. (AP Photo/APTN)

Pyongyang residents reacts as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. REUTERS/Kyodo

North Koreans mourn the death of their leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang on December 21, 2011. North Korea said that millions of grief-stricken people turned out to mourn “Dear Leader” Kim Jong-Il, whose death has left the world scrambling for details about his young successor. AFP PHOTO/Kyodo

Pyongyang residents reacts as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

A woman and her son cry as they mourn the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il at a square on Mansu Hill in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

North Korean men cry as they mourn the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang December 19, 2011 in this picture released by the North’s official KCNA news agency on Monday. North Korean leader Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/KCNA

North Koreans mourn in front of a picture of their late leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang on December 21, 2011. North Korea said that millions of grief-stricken people turned out to mourn “Dear Leader” Kim Jong-Il, whose death has left the world scrambling for details about his young successor. AFP PHOTO/Kyodo

North Koreans mourn as they pay their respects to their late leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang on December 21, 2011. North Korea said that millions of grief-stricken people turned out to mourn “Dear Leader” Kim Jong-Il, whose death has left the world scrambling for details about his young successor. AFP PHOTO/Kyodo

(111220) — BEIJING, Dec. 20, 2011 (Xinhua) — Nationals of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) in China mourn the death of DPRK top leader Kim Jong Il at the DPRK embassy in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 20, 2011. (Xinhua/Liu Weibing) (ry)

North Koreans mourn for deceased leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang in this picture released by the North’s official KCNA news agency early December 21, 2011. North Korea was in seclusion on Tuesday, a day after it announced the death of its leader Kim Jong-il, as concern mounted over what would happen next in the deeply secretive nation that is trying to build a nuclear arsenal. REUTERS/KCNA

North Koreans mourn for deceased leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang in this picture released by the North’s official KCNA news agency early December 21, 2011. North Korea was in seclusion on Tuesday, a day after it announced the death of its leader Kim Jong-il, as concern mounted over what would happen next in the deeply secretive nation that is trying to build a nuclear arsenal. REUTERS/KCNA

North Koreans mourn for their deceased leader Kim Jong-il at the Kumsusan Memorial Palace in Pyongyang in this picture taken on December 21, 2011 and released by the North’s KCNA news agency on December 23, 2011. Kim Jong-il, who ruled isolated and impoverished North Korea from 1994, died on December 17, 2011, according to the state’s media. REUTERS/KCNA

Pyongyang residents react as they mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, in this photo taken by Kyodo on December 19, 2011. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/Kyodo

Residents kneel down as they mourn the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il during a gathering in a square in Pyongyang in this December 19, 2011 still image taken from video. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme. REUTERS/KCNA

Employees of Pyongyang 326 Electric Wire Factory mourn over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, as they gather in a conference hall in Pyongyang December 19, 2011 in this still image taken from video. Kim Jong-il died on a train trip on Saturday, state television reported on Monday, sparking immediate concern over who is in control of the reclusive state and its nuclear programme.

TOP-SECRET – TSA Female Suicide Bombers History Overview

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Why Females?

  • Terrorist organizations use females because:
  • Like most suicide operations, it’s usually simple to plan and low costing.
  • In some parts of the world, females have low social status and therefore are considered more expendable.
  • Females tend to be more emotional and therefore easier to indoctrinate.
  • Since bombers will most likely perish in the attack, there is little fear of them divulging information to security forces.
  • Tamil “Black Tigers” carry cyanide pills just in case.
  • Most are deliberately uninvolved in the planning in case of capture.
  • The media coverage is extensive, especially if the attacker is female.
  • Terrorists attempt to embarrass a powerful enemy and show the world that things are desperate that women are now fighting.
  • Most importantly, females have the element of surprise!!
  • Stealthier attack (tend to draw less attention); in fact on several occasions many female bombers spoke English & wore western clothing & makeup during the attack.
  • Sensitivities in searching women (especially in conservative societies).
  • Female stereotype (e.g. perceived as nonviolent, feminine, or motherly).
  • Women increase the number of combatants to a groups’ depleted manpower.
  • There is greater publicity for female bombers (attracts recruits).
  • The psychological fear factor of the target (expect anyone can be a bomber).

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TOP-SECRET-FBI (U//FOUO) Preliminary Analysis of Christmas Day Underwear Bomb

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(U//FOUO) The Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC) conducted a preliminary analysis of the approximately 30 pieces of evidence recovered after the 25 December 2009 attempted bombing of Northwest Airlines flight 253. The evidence consisted of a plastic syringe initiator with traces of Ethyl Glycol, a main charge of 76 grams of Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN) wrapped in a container made of thin soft “plastic” film-like material and tape and clothing worn by the bomber. The underwear worn by the bomber was modified to provide storage of the main charge which was anatomically congruent, possibly to avoid detection during screening. The underwear sustained thermal damage. Blue jeans worn by the bomber also sustained thermal damage (scorching) on the inside with small spots of melted plastic on the outside surface.

 

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Recommendation – Spy Thriller E-Book Features National Security Archive

 

Washington, DC, December 24, 2011- The new E Books by bestselling thriller writer James Grady features the National Security Archive as the scene of a key plot sequence, and also as the location for Grady’s video introduction to the series.

The E-Book series includes Grady’s classic book SIX DAYS OF THE CONDOR – which became the basis for the acclaimed Robert Redford movie that subtracted three days – and the renamed and re-introduced thriller, THE NATURE OF THE GAME, featuring the Archive as a key source for the investigative journalist protagonist. Also included in the series are the new novella, CONDOR.NET, and the short story THIS GIVEN SKY.

Grady filmed his video introduction to the series, published by Open Road Integrated Media, in the Archive documents reading room this fall, and testifies, “The Archive’s help and support allowed me to make THE NATURE OF THE GAME more than just another thriller. The Archive’s work in revealing truth behind government and political spin is vital for our global culture.”


The Nature of the Game

In this classic thriller, presented with a new introduction by the author, a down-and-out ex-CIA operative runs from his former masters and propels us like a bullet through the secret spy history of America.

Jud is not too drunk to recognize the assassin. How the hit man found him in this hard-bitten roadhouse, Jud isn’t sure, but he’s not going to go down without a fight. His hands shaking too much for close combat, Jud perches himself on the bar’s roof and drops on the assassin when he steps into the darkness. Though Jud only meant to stun, the man is dead. Jud doesn’t care.

Quitting the CIA has not proven as easy as he hoped. Once one of the Agency’s top killers, Jud’s skills have been dulled by civilian life, and his only chance is to go into hiding. Before he disappears off the grid, he makes a call to Nick Kelley, a D.C. journalist who is one of the only men Jud can trust. Between the two of them, they have a shot atstopping the rot at the heart of the CIA. That is, if the rot doesn’t kill them first.

 

 

TOP-SECRET – LulzSec Release: EPIC Language of the Cartels Narco Terminology Report

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The El Paso Intelligence Center DEA/CBP Gang Intelligence Unit has been providing intelligence reports on many National gangs affecting this region such as the Surenos, Mexican Mafia and the Nortenos. These reports are condensed and include a short history of the gang, identifiers and current trends for the purposes of providing quick reference and concise information to the street officer that may encounter these individuals throughout the course of their duty.

In 2009, the National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC) assessed that Mexican drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) were operating in the U.S. in at least 1, 286 cities spanning nine regions. Moreover, NDIC assesses with high confidence that Mexican DTO’s in at least 143 of these U.S. cities were linked to a specific Mexican Cartel or DTO based in Mexico—the Sinaloa Cartel (at least 75 cities), the Gulf Cartel/Los Zetas (at least 37 cities), the Juárez Cartel (at least 33 cities), the Beltrán-Leyva DTO (at least 30 cities), La Familia Michoacán (at least 27 cities), or the Tijuana Cartel (at least 21 cities). NDIC assesses with high confidence that Mexican DTOs will further expand their drug trafficking operations in the United States. Due to the rise in violence throughout the Southwest Region and Mexico, members of the Cartels, their associates and their families have been suspected of moving into many U.S. cities along the border. As a result, agencies are requesting information on ways to identify those involved with drug trafficking organizations. The information included in this report is not set in stone as many of these criminal organizations are dynamic and will alter their methods and trends frequently to avoid detection by law enforcement.

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Confidential – Washington, D.C. Fusion Center: Officer Safety and Intelligence Issues

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SEARCH OF A VEHICLE’S ELECTRONIC MEMORY: Due to the increased sophistication of automobile electronics, criminal investigators should consider establishing probable cause for a search of the automobile’s electronic memory prior to the execution of a search warrant on a suspect’s vehicle. Newer vehicles are commonly installed with Bluetooth technology which allows cellular telephones to link with the automobile and allow for hands free operation of the phone. Bluetooth technology can download or synchronize the cellular handset’s contact list to the vehicle’s electronic memory storage. The contact list/phonebook capacity varies from just over 100 to upwards of 10,000 entries according to the particular system installed. These entries can be stored and accessible even after the phone is no longer linked to the vehicle and after the ignition is disengaged. If a navigation system is also installed in the vehicle, the contact list may have addresses or GPS coordinates associated with the phone number entries. Although Bluetooth technology allows for twoway exchange of data, the Bluetooth Profile implemented in vehicle systems does not allow phonebooks downloaded from one cellular handset to be uploaded to another handset or device. Thus, agents executing a search warrant should be prepared to manually record searched entries. The current trend indicates Bluetooth technology will become more common in vehicles as a means of operating a cellular phone while driving. California, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington State, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have all adopted laws banning drivers from talking on handheld cellular phones while driving, with momentum building for the passage of laws in other states. Whereas a few years ago, only high end vehicles from luxury manufacturers provided Bluetooth technology as an option, many manufacturers offer Bluetooth technology as a factory installed option on lower end models such as the Ford Focus. MSNBC reports that by 2013, approximately 30 percent of all new car sales will be purchased with handsfree features onboard. Numerous suppliers and manufacturers offer aftermarket kits to install the technology in vehicles lacking factory installation and the kits are selling in the millions. The exploitation of this feature presents investigators with a possible wealth of investigative evidence to be obtained from target’s vehicle by utilizing a search warrant to access the vehicle’s electronic memory. The search of a vehicle’s electronic systems for navigation information or telephone, address, or calendar information stored in a vehicle via a Bluetooth connection implicates the 4th Amendment. A search warrant or an exception to the search warrant requirement, such as exigent circumstances, search incident to arrest, or the vehicle exception may be required to conduct the search.

 

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TOP-SECRET – Vatican Bank May Have Used Clergy as Fronts for Mafia, Corrupt Businessmen

Pope Benedict XVI talks to the head of the Vatican bank Ettore Gotti Tedeschi (R) in this September 26, 2010 file photo. Gotti Tedeschi has been placed under investigation by Rome magistrates for suspected money-laundering by the bank, judicial sources said on September 21, 2010. REUTERS/OSSERVATORE ROMANO/Files

Vatican Bank ‘allowed clergy to act as front for Mafia’ (Indepdendent.co.uk):

The Vatican Bank is under new scrutiny in a case involving money-laundering allegations that led police to seize €23m (£19.25m) in September.

The Vatican calls the seizure of assets a “misunderstanding” and expresses optimism it will be quickly cleared up. But fresh court documents show that prosecutors say the Vatican Bank deliberately flouted anti-laundering laws “with the aim of hiding the ownership, destination and origin of the capital”. The documents also reveal investigators’ suspicions that clergy may have acted as fronts for corrupt businessmen and Mafia.

The documents pinpoint two transactions that have not been reported: one in 2009 involving the use of a false name, and another in 2010 in which the Vatican Bank withdrew €650,000 from an Italian bank account but ignored bank requests to disclose where the money was headed.

The new allegations of financial impropriety could not come at a worse time for the Vatican, already hit by revelations that it sheltered paedophile priests. The corruption probe has given new hope to Holocaust survivors who tried unsuccessfully to sue in the United States, alleging that Nazi loot was stored in the Vatican Bank.

Yet the scandal is hardly the first for the bank, already distinguished from other banks by the fact that its cash machines are in Latin and priests use a private entrance.

In 1986, a Vatican financial adviser died after drinking cyanide-laced coffee in prison. Another, Roberto Calvi, was found dangling from a rope under London’s Blackfriars Bridge in 1982, his pockets stuffed with money and stones. The incidents blackened the bank’s reputation, raised suspicions of ties with the Mafia, and cost the Vatican hundreds of millions of dollars in legal clashes with Italian authorities.

On 21 September, financial police seized assets from a Vatican Bank account. Investigators said the Vatican had failed to furnish information on the origin or destination of the funds as required by Italian law.

The bulk of the money, €20 million, was destined for the American JP Morgan bank branch in Frankfurt, Germany, with the remainder going to Banca del Fucino, an Italian bank.

Vatican Bank mired in laundering scandal (AP):

The Vatican has pledged to comply with EU financial standards and create a watchdog authority. Gianluigi Nuzzi, author of “Vatican SpA,” a 2009 book outlining the bank’s shady dealings, said it’s possible the Vatican is serious about coming clean, but he isn’t optimistic.

“I don’t trust them,” he said. “After the previous big scandals, they said ‘we’ll change’ and they didn’t. It’s happened too many times.”

He said the structure and culture of the institution is such that powerful account-holders can exert pressure on management, and some managers are simply resistant to change.

The list of account-holders is secret, though bank officials say there are some 40,000-45,000 among religious congregations, clergy, Vatican officials and lay people with Vatican connections.

The bank chairman is Ettore Gotti Tedeschi, also chairman of Banco Santander’s Italian operations, who was brought in last year to bring the Vatican Bank in line with Italian and international regulations. Gotti Tedeschi has been on a very public speaking tour extolling the benefits of a morality-based financial system.

“He went to sell the new image … not knowing that inside, the same things were still happening,” Nuzzi said. “They continued to do these transfers without the names, not necessarily in bad faith, but out of habit.”

It doesn’t help that Gotti Tedeschi himself and the bank’s No. 2 official, Paolo Cipriani, are under investigation for alleged violations of money-laundering laws. They were both questioned by Rome prosecutors on Sept. 30, although no charges have been filed.

In his testimony, Gotti Tedeschi said he knew next to nothing about the bank’s day-to-day operations, noting that he had been on the job less than a year and only works at the bank two full days a week.

According to the prosecutors’ interrogation transcripts obtained by AP, Gotti Tedeschi deflected most questions about the suspect transactions to Cipriani. Cipriani in turn said that when the Holy See transferred money without identifying the sender, it was the Vatican’s own money, not a client’s.

Gotti Tedeschi declined a request for an interview but said by e-mail that he questioned the motivations of prosecutors. In a speech in October, he described a wider plot against the church, decrying “personal attacks on the pope, the facts linked to pedophilia (that) still continue now with the issues that have seen myself involved.”

In the scandals two decades ago, Sicilian financier Michele Sindona was appointed by the pope to manage the Vatican’s foreign investments. He also brought in Roberto Calvi, a Catholic banker in northern Italy.

Sindona’s banking empire collapsed in the mid-1970s and his links to the mob were exposed, sending him to prison and his eventual death from poisoned coffee. Calvi then inherited his role.

Calvi headed the Banco Ambrosiano, which collapsed in 1982 after the disappearance of $1.3 billion in loans made to dummy companies in Latin America. The Vatican had provided letters of credit for the loans.

Calvi was found a short time later hanging from scaffolding on Blackfriars Bridge, his pockets loaded with 11 pounds of bricks and $11,700 in various currencies. After an initial ruling of suicide, murder charges were filed against five people, including a major Mafia figure, but all were acquitted after trial.

While denying wrongdoing, the Vatican Bank paid $250 million to Ambrosiano’s creditors.

Both the Calvi and Sindona cases remain unsolved.

Secret from the FBI – Former Union Leader Admits Theft of Union Funds

BUFFALO, NY—U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul, Jr. announced today that former union leader Ellis Woods, 61, of Clarence, N.Y., pleaded guilty to wire fraud before U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara. The charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, a $250,000 fine or both.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Russell T. Ippolito, Jr., who is handling the case, stated that the defendant devised a scheme to defraud the Buffalo Educational Support Team (“BEST”). BEST is a union representing more than 900 teacher’s aides and assistants in the Buffalo school district. While working as the elected president of BEST, Woods was provided a union-issued credit card. Between November 18, 2008, and February 7, 2011, Woods used the union credit card to pay for personal expenses, including gambling expenses that he incurred at local area casinos. In total, Woods stole $44,987.70 in union funds.

“Union members contribute hard earned money to benefit the union as a whole, not to line the pockets of union leaders,” said U.S. Attorney Hochul. “Our office will not tolerate such behavior and will vigorously prosecute officials in any organization who seek to take advantage of members.”

The plea is the result of an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, under the direction of Christopher M. Piehota.

Sentencing is scheduled for April, 19, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. in Buffalo, N.Y. before Judge Arcara.

TOP-SECRET – Iraq Biometric Automated Toolset (BAT) HIIDE Standard Operating Procedures

Multi-National Forces West Biometric Automated Toolset (BAT) Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE) SOP and TTP

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TOP-SECRET – U.S. Army Afghanistan Smart Book, Third Edition

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TOP-SECRET-European Countries Refuse to Release Information on CIA Rendition Flights

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Romania’s National Registry Office for Classified Information (ORNISS) headquarters building is seen in the background of this image taken in Bucharest, December 9, 2011. International media has reported that between 2003 and 2006, the CIA operated a secret prison from the building’s basement, bringing in high-value terror suspects for interrogation and detention. ORNISS has denied hosting a CIA prison and the CIA has refused to comment.

A majority of 28 mostly European countries have failed to comply with freedom of information requests about their involvement in secret CIA flights carrying suspected terrorists, two human rights groups said Monday.London-based Reprieve and Madrid-based Access Info Europe accused European nations of covering up their complicity in the so-called “extraordinary rendition” program by failing to release flight-traffic data that could show the paths of the planes.

The groups said only seven of 28 countries had supplied the requested information. Five countries said they no longer had the data, three refused to release it and 13 had not replied more than 10 weeks after the requests were made.

Europe’s silence is in contrast to the United States, which handed over Federal Aviation Administration records with data on more than 27,000 flight segments.

The groups’ report said that the U.S. had provided “by far the most comprehensive response” and accused European countries of lagging behind when it came to transparency.

“Is it an access to information problem, or is it a problem with this particular issue? It’s a bit of both,” said Access Info Europe executive director Helen Darbishire. “European countries have not completely faced up to their role here.”

Human rights campaigners have worked for years to piece together information on hundreds of covert flights that shuttled suspected terrorists between CIA-run overseas prisons and the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay as part of the post-Sept. 11 “War on Terror.”

The CIA has never acknowledged specific locations, but prisons overseen by U.S. officials reportedly operated in Thailand, Afghanistan, Lithuania, Poland and Romania — where terror suspects including Khalid Sheik Mohammad, mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, were interrogated in the basement of a government building in the capital, Bucharest.

 

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TOP-SECRET-Asymmetric Warfare Group Guide to Insider Threats in Partnering Environments

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This guide assists in three areas. First, it aides military leaders and all personnel to be aware of the indicators associated with insider threat activity while serving in a partnering environment. Second, this guide informs commanders and other leaders by giving them options on how to deal with insider threat activities. This guide is not all encompassing so there are other options a commander has dependent on their operating environment. Lastly, this guide is meant to generate open dialogue between coalition partners and partner nation personnel. Partnering in itself is a sensitive mission and only by creating trust and having an open dialogue with all forces will the mission be accomplished.

Risk Factors

  • Emotional Vulnerability
  • Dissatisfaction with lack of accepted conflict resolution
  • Personal connection to a grievance
  • Positive view of violence
  • Perceived benefit of political violence
  • Social Networks (tech and non tech)
  • In group de-legitimization of the out-group
  • Placement, Access, and Capability
  • External Support
  • Perceived Threat
  • Conflict
  • Humiliation orloss of honor
  • Competition
  • Social Alienation
  • Quid Pro Quo (services or items wanted or needed by an individual given in exchange for information or action)
  • Disproportionate financial risks
  • Susceptible to blackmail
  • Civilian Casualty (CIVCAS) situations
  • Highly emotional
  • Unfair treatment or equipment differences

Cultural Awareness

  • DO NOT use derogatory terms in any language (even in friendly conversation)
  • DO NOT slander host nation or coalition partners (even if only jokingly)
  • DO NOT physically harm host nation or coalition partners (except in self defense)
  • DO NOT put down or slander any religion
  • ALWAYS be courteous and thankful for host nation and coalition partner hospitalityAsymmetric

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TOP-SECRET – Joint Center for International Security Force Assistance Iraqi Federal Police Advisor Guide

As the U. S. Defense Department scales back operations in Iraq, one of the most significant questions that remains is whether the Iraqi security forces will be capable of maintaining civil order on their own. This manual was produced by the Joint Center for International Security Force Assistance (JCISFA) to help prepare deploying advisors, trainers, and partner forces that will work directly with Iraqi police. The intent is to provide a basic understanding of the country of Iraq and a solid understanding of the current organization and utilization of the Iraqi police. This manual also provides guidance on what it means to work ” by, with and through” a counterpart, and includes observations and insights learned by your predecessors.

In a stable society, a key component to security is the police. While there has been significant progress in the development of the Iraqi police, there is still much work to be done. Historically, the Iraqi police have been held in lower public regard than other components of the security force infrastructure. The Iraqi public viewpoint toward law enforcement as an agency of public safety, security, and service to the community has been far different than law enforcement in most developed nations. Part of our job is to educate the Iraqi police, and the Iraqi population, about the important role police play in a society governed by the rule of law. Rule of law enables the framework for national sovereignty and provides restraints that serve as a check against abusive use of power. Without effective rule of law, we will never gain the security necessary for democratic institutions to be successful.

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FBI reports – Los Fresnos Man Gets 80 Years in Federal Prison for Child Pornography Convictions

BROWNSVILLE, TX—Mark William Woerner, 55, formerly of Las Vegas, Nev., has been sentenced to 960 months in federal prison for distribution and possession of child pornography, United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson announced today. Woerner was convicted by a federal jury on all five counts with which he was charged in June 2011 following one and a half days of trial and less than five minutes of deliberation.

United States District Court Judge Hilda G. Tagle sentenced Woerner to the maximum sentence of 10 years for each of two counts of possessing child pornography and 20 years on each of three counts of distributing child pornography. All sentences were ordered to run consecutively to each other for a total of 80 years in prison without parole. Judge Tagle also ordered him pay a fine of $25,000 and restitution in the amount of $2,246 to the victims.

Woerner was convicted by a jury on June 21, 2011. During trial, testimony and evidence revealed that during two separate undercover operations out of New York and Illinois in April and May of 2010, multiple images and videos of child pornography were downloaded from an online peer-to-peer file-sharing program. After the IP addresses used in each undercover operation were linked to Woerner at his residence in Los Fresnos, Texas, the leads were forwarded to the FBI for further investigation. The government also presented evidence that Woerner sent more than 1,300 images and 90 videos though his e-mail account over a six-month period. A juvenile witness testified that Woerner had given him a thumb drive containing child pornography and had suggested that the juvenile take it to school to share with other students. Woerner possessed and/or distributed more than 8,000 images, which included minors under the age of 12, as well as material that portrayed sadistic or masochistic conduct or other depictions of violence.

In ordering a sentence of the maximum term of imprisonment, Judge Tagle noted Woerner’s lack of acceptance of responsibility and his history of exploiting children who trusted him. Judge Tagle also took into account the total number of images and videos involved in the offenses and their content. Woerner’s sentence was further enhanced because he had distributed images and videos of child pornography to minors and requested that they send him child pornography in return and because he had engaged in a pattern of activity involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of minors. Judge Tagle also found that Woerner had attempted to obstruct justice during the investigation when he solicited the assistance of a fellow inmate to kill an FBI agent in an effort to prevent him from testifying at trial.

This case, prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Carrie Wirsing and V. LaTawn Warsaw, was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice. Led by United States Attorneys’ Offices and the Criminal Division’s Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to better locate, apprehend and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov.

TOP-SECRET – Taliban Top 5 Most Deadly Tactics Techniques and Procedures

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To gain an understanding of the Top 5 casualty producing Tactics, Techniques and Procedures in Afghanistan

To introduce the Top Threat Groups in Afghanistan and along the Pakistani border

To understand the location of hostile action in Afghanistan

To understand Threat weapon employment

– Attack data
– Technology used
– TTP

To introduce Threat use of Information Warfare (INFOWAR) across Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures

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Ex-Capital Chefredakteur Brunowsky entlarvt die STASI-Stalker- und Erpresser-Spekulanten-Methoden der “GoMoPa” am Beispiel WGF

Nepper Schlepper Bauernfänger im Internet

Im Internet tummeln sich seit einiger Zeit Finanzportale, in denen anonyme Schreiber manipulative Texte verfassen. Sie richten sich in der Regel gegen kleine, marktenge Börsenwerte und kooperieren mit Anwälten, die vorgeblich Kapitalanleger schützen wollen und für die notwendigen Zitate gut sind.
Das ganze funktioniert so:  Ein kritischer Text in “www.börsennews.de” oder “www.gomopa.net“, anonym oder unter falschem Namen geschrieben, stellt Fragen, ob das Geld der Anleger sicher sei, ohne diese Frage zu beantworten. Der Schreiber sendet diesen Text anonym an Medien wie das Handelsblatt oder FTD. Ein kooperierender Anwalt spricht dann vielsagend von Gefahren für den Anleger. Die Anleger reagieren natürlich  verunsichert, der Kurs stürzt ab. Leerverkäufer – wahrscheinlich aus dem Umfeld des Trios Finanzportal, Finanjournalist und Anwalt – haben sich rechtzeitig eingedeckt und sahnen einen kräftigen Gewinn ab.

Die größeren Medien sehen angesichts der Kursverluste nun ebenfalls das Unternehmen in Gefahr, berichten darüber und verunsichern die Anleger zusätzlich. Vom Finanzportal “gomopa.net” ist bekannt, dass es anschließend den Betroffenen einen PR-Beratungsvertrag aufdrücken wollte, den diese dann als “Erpressung” ablehnten, wie die Süddeutsche Zeitung am 3.9.2010 berichtete. Auch das  Handelsblatt hat im April vor einiger Zeit über einen ähnlichen Fall berichtet.
Ich erlebe diese Methoden gerade bei einer ähnlichen Kampagne gegen meinen Mandanten WGF AG. Die WGF AG handelt mit Immobilien, entwickelt großartige Projekte und refinanziert sich mit Hypothekenanleihen. Am 15.11. wurde pünktlich die zweite mit 6,35% verzinste  Hypothekenanleihe im Volumen von 30 Millionen Euro entgegen diversen Unkenrufen pünktlich und vollständig zurückgezahlt.
Im Juli war ein Text unter falschem Namen im Finanzportal “Börsennews” mit Zitaten eines Anwalts erschienen, den der Autor weiteren Medien zuspielte. Unmittelbar darauf stürzten die Kurse mehrere Anleihen von 100 auf teilweise bis zu 60 Prozent. Die Kurse erholten sich dann zwar wieder um 10 bis 15 Prozentpunkte, aber nicht so, dass Raum für die Platzierung neuer Anleihen mit einem Ausgabekurs von 100 blieb. Die WGF war dennoch in der Lage, aus dem gut laufenden operativen Geschäft heraus die Rückzahlung der zweiten Anleihe sicher zu stellen. Anfang der Woche, am Tag nach der Rückzahlung erschien wieder ein anonymer Artikel in “gomopa.net”. So geht die Kampagne weiter.
Selbstverständlich müssen alle Geschäftsmodelle kritisch hinterfragt werden. Unternehmen machen Fehler und müssen diese Fehler auch beheben. Es kann aber nicht sein, dass gewissenlose Leute im Internet ihr Unwesen treiben und ganze Unternehmen attackieren, um damit Geld zu verdienen: Der Anwalt, der dazu beiträgt, Unternehmen zu gefährden, um anschließend Klienten für seinen sogenannten Kapitalanlegerschutz zu generieren, ist genauso hinterhältig wie der Journalist, der sich nicht zu seinen Texten bekennt und anonym oder unter falschem Namen schreibt, um an Kursspekulationen mitzuverdienen.

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New – House Homeland Security Committee Introduces Bill to Create National Cybersecurity Authority

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Members of the House Homeland Security Committee introduced a cybersecurity bill on Thursday that would establish a quasi-governmental entity to oversee information-sharing with the private sector.

Like the other cybersecurity bills offered by the House GOP, the Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness (PrECISE Act) encourages private firms to share information on cyber threats but stops short of mandating new security standards for sectors deemed critical to national security.

“The risk of cyberattack by enemies of the United States is real, is ongoing and is growing,” said Chairman Pete King (R-N.Y.). “The PrECISE Act, in line with the framework set forth by the Speaker’s Cybersecurity Task Force led by Rep. [Mac] Thornberry [R-Texas], protects our critical infrastructure without a heavy-handed and burdensome regulatory approach that could cost American jobs.”

The bill would clearly delineate the cybersecurity functions of the Department of Homeland Security by requiring DHS to evaluate cybersecurity risks for critical infrastructure firms and determine the best way to mitigate them.

“Cybersecurity is truly a team sport, and this bill gives DHS needed authorities to play its part in the federal government’s cybersecurity mission and enables the private sector to play its part by giving them the information and access to technical support they need to protect critical infrastructure,” said House Cybersecurity subcomittee Chairman Dan Lungren (R-Calif.).

 

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Unveiled – The Nixon Administration and the Indian Nuclear Program


Trombay, the site of India’s first atomic reactor (Aspara), the CIRUS reactor provided by Canada, and a plutonium reprocessing facility, as photographed by a KH-7/GAMBIT satellite during February 1966. Provided under lax safeguards, the CIRUS reactor produced the spent fuel that India converted into plutonium for the May 1974 test (the heavy water needed to run the reactor was provided by the United States, also under weak safeguards).

Raja Rammana, director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Center at Trombay, played a key role in the production, development, and testing of the May 1974 Indian “peaceful nuclear explosion.” In the Spring of 1973, John Pinajian, the Atomic Energy Commission’s representative in India, became suspicious that India was preparing for a nuclear test in part because Rammana rebuffed his requests for access to BARC so he could conduct an experiment which had been approved by the Indian Atomic Energy Commission (see document 17A)

The Elephant in the Room: The Soviet Union and the Indian Nuclear Program

For more information on India and the Cold War superpowers, see an extraordinary collection of Hungarian Foreign Ministry documents, edited and translated by Balazs Szalontai, with a substantive “Working Paper,” recently published by the Nuclear Proliferation International History Project. Drawing on archival material from the 1960s through the 1980s, “The Elephant in the Room” provides significant insight into the Soviet Union’s nuclear relations with India. While Moscow was carefully to sell only safeguarded nuclear technology to New Delhi, the priority of maintaining good relations with India sometimes put nonproliferation goals in the backseat. For example, before the May 1974 “peaceful nuclear explosion” the Soviets had tried to discourage the Indians from testing–confirming what has been previously suspected–but once the latter had tested the Soviets did not criticize them. When Canada stopped providing reactor fuel and equipment as a penalty for the test (which Canadian technology had facilitated), the Soviets stepped in to fill the gap. Moreover, when Soviet-Pakistan relations deteriorated after the invasion of Pakistan, Moscow’s anger was so intense that it gave the “green light” to Indian military planning for a strike against Pakistani nuclear facilities. The documents also suggest that it was not until the mid-1980s, when U.S.-Soviet and Sino-Soviet détente were on the upswing, that the Soviets became concerned about India as a nuclear proliferation problem.


 

 

Washington, D.C., December 19, 2011 – India’s “peaceful nuclear explosion” on 18 May 1974 caught the United States by surprise in part because the intelligence community had not been looking for signs that a test was in the works. According to a recently declassified Intelligence Community Staff post-mortem posted today by the National Security Archive and the Nuclear Proliferation International History Project, Nixon administration policymakers had given a relatively low priority to the Indian program and there was “no sense of urgency” to determine whether New Delhi was preparing to test a nuclear device. Intelligence “production” (analysis and reporting) on the topic “fell off” during the 20 months before the test, the analysis concluded.[i]

In early 1972, however—two years before the test—the State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) had predicted that India could make preparations for an underground test without detection by U.S. intelligence. Published for the first time today, the INR report warned that the U.S. government had given a “relatively modest priority to … relevant intelligence collection activities” which meant that a “concerted effort by India to conceal such preparations … may well succeed.”

The post-mortem [see document 21], the INR report [see document 2] and other new materials illustrate how intelligence priorities generally reflect the interests and priorities of top policymakers. The Nixon White House was focused on the Vietnam War and grand strategy toward Beijing and Moscow; intelligence on nuclear proliferation was a low priority. Compare, for example, the India case with that of Iraq during 2002-2003, when White House concerns encouraged—some say even compelled—intelligence producers to cherry pick raw information to demonstrate the development of WMD by the Saddam Hussein regime.

INR prepared its India report at a time when secret sources were telling U.S. intelligence that New Delhi was about to test a nuclear device. The “small spate” of reports about a test had such “congruity, apparent reliability, and seeming credibility” that they prompted a review of India’s nuclear intentions by INR and other government offices. In the end, government officials could not decide whether India had made a decision to test although a subsequent lead suggested otherwise.

According to the intelligence community’s post-mortem, obtained through a mandatory review appeal to the Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel (ISCAP), one of the problems was that intelligence producers were not communicating with each other, so the “other guy” assumed that someone else was “primarily responsible for producing hard evidence of Indian intentions.” The analysis was especially critical of an August 1972 Special National Intelligence Estimate for its “waffling judgments” on Indian nuclear intentions.

Other declassified documents reproduced here from 1972 through 1974 illustrate the range of thinking on this sensitive topic:

  • An INR report in February 1972 concluded that it could not “rule out a test” in the near future and it was “entirely possible that one or more nuclear devices have actually been fabricated and assembled.”  All the same, “it our judgment that a decision to authorize a test is unlikely in the next few months and may well be deferred for several years.”
  • During March and April 1972, Canadian and British intelligence concluded that they had no evidence that India had made a decision to test a nuclear device. Nevertheless, the Canadians believed that New Delhi could produce a device in less than a year.
  • In June 1972, Japanese diplomat Ryohei Murata argued that the “Indians have decided to go ahead with a nuclear test” and that the Thar Desert in Rajasthan would be the test site. While basically correct, Murata’s estimate was discounted because it did not represent an official Foreign Ministry view.
  • Special National Intelligence Estimate (SNIE) 31-72 published in August 1972 also held that the Indians could produce a device “within a few days to a year of a decision to do so,” but concluded that the chances that India had made a decision to test were “roughly even.”
  • In 1973, the Atomic Energy Commission’s scientific representative in India  told the U.S. consul in Bombay (Mumbai) that several “indications” suggested that India “may well have decided” to test a nuclear device.
  • Five months before the test, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi reported that the probability of an “early test” was at a “lower level than previous years.”

The rumors that India was going to test emerged in the wake of the South Asian crisis, when the Nixon White House tilted toward Pakistan, India’s archrival. Relations between New Delhi and Washington were already cool during the Nixon administration which treated India as a relatively low priority.  Henry Kissinger’s secret trip to China underlined India’s low priority by suggesting that if New Delhi ever faced a crisis with Beijing it could not count on Washington for help.  Relations became truly frosty during the balance of 1971 when New Delhi signed a friendship treaty with Moscow and India and Pakistan went to war. Later Nixon and Kissinger wanted to improve the relationship, but India’s nuclear intentions were not on their agenda. That India had refused to sign the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty was a non-issue for Nixon and Kissinger, who had little use for the NPT and treated nuclear proliferation as less than secondary. While the State Department cautioned India against nuclear tests in late 1970 [see document 6], concern did not rise to the top of policy hill.[2]

Whatever impact the events of 1971 may have had on India’s decision to test a nuclear device that decision was soon to be made. According to George Perkovich, an authority on the Indian nuclear program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, “it may be conjectured that support in principle for developing a nuclear explosive device was solidified by late 1971, that concentrated work on building the vital components began in spring 1972, and that formal prime ministerial approval to make final preparations for a PNE occurred in September 1972.”[3] In this context, the reports collected by U.S. intelligence in late 1971 and early 1972 about a possible test may have been good examples of the old chestnut that “where there’s smoke, there’s fire.”

Yet, the analysts who wrote SNIE 31-72 decided that the smoke had no significance because they saw only a 50-50 chance that New Delhi had made a decision to test (even though New Delhi was closing in on a decision).


The Elephant in the Room: The Soviet Union and the Indian Nuclear Program

The Elephant in the Room: The Soviet Union and the Indian Nuclear Program

For more information on India and the Cold War superpowers, see an extraordinary collection of Hungarian Foreign Ministry documents, edited and translated by Balazs Szalontai, with a substantive “Working Paper,” recently published by the Nuclear Proliferation International History Project. Drawing on archival material from the 1960s through the 1980s, “The Elephant in the Room” provides significant insight into the Soviet Union’s nuclear relations with India. While Moscow was carefully to sell only safeguarded nuclear technology to New Delhi, the priority of maintaining good relations with India sometimes put nonproliferation goals in the backseat. For example, before the May 1974 “peaceful nuclear explosion” the Soviets had tried to discourage the Indians from testing–confirming what has been previously suspected–but once the latter had tested the Soviets did not criticize them. When Canada stopped providing reactor fuel and equipment as a penalty for the test (which Canadian technology had facilitated), the Soviets stepped in to fill the gap. Moreover, when Soviet-Pakistan relations deteriorated after the invasion of Pakistan, Moscow’s anger was so intense that it gave the “green light” to Indian military planning for a strike against Pakistani nuclear facilities. The documents also suggest that it was not until the mid-1980s, when U.S.-Soviet and Sino-Soviet détente were on the upswing, that the Soviets became concerned about India as a nuclear proliferation problem.

adian technology had facilitated), the Soviets stepped in to fill the gap. Moreover, when Soviet-Pakistan relations deteriorated after the invasion of Pakistan, Moscow’s anger was so intense that it gave the “green light” to Indian military planning for a strike against Pakistani nuclear facilities. The documents also suggest that it was not until the mid-1980s, when U.S.-Soviet and Sino-Soviet détente were on the upswing, that the Soviets became concerned about India as a nuclear proliferation problem.
on problem.

Documents

Document 1: “Various recent intelligence reports”

State Department cable 3088 to Embassy New Delhi, 6 January 1972, Secret

Source: U.S. National Archives, Record Group 59, Subject-Numeric Files 1970-1973 [hereinafter RG 59, SN 70-73] Def 12-1 India

For years, the U.S. intelligence establishment had been monitoring India’s nuclear program for signs of a decision to produce nuclear weapons, but in late 1971 and early 1972 it had to consider the possibility that a nuclear test was impending.  Recently collected intelligence about an imminent test led the State Department to send a query to the U.S. Embassy in India for its assessment.

Document 2: “A Concerted Effort by India to Conceal Preparations May Well Succeed”

State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research Intelligence Note, “India to Go Nuclear?” 14 January 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, Def 18-8 India

Before the Embassy sent a full response, a team of analysts at the State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research produced their evaluation of varied report about India’s nuclear intentions: that it would test a device that month, sometime in 1972, or that the government was undertaking a program to test a “peaceful nuclear explosive.”  According to INR, India had the capability to produce some 20-30 weapons, and it could easily test a device in an underground site, such as an abandoned mine, that would be hard to discover.  Indeed, because the U.S. government had given a “relatively modest priority to … relevant intelligence collection activities” a “concerted effort by India to conceal such preparations … may well succeed.”  What would motivate India to test, the analysts opined, were domestic political pressures and concerns about China and Pakistan.  Nevertheless, the INR analysts saw a test as having more importance as a demonstration of “scientific and technological prowess”; the strategic significance would be “negligible” because India was “years away” from developing a “credible” deterrence against China “its only prospective enemy with a nuclear capability.”
Document 3: “Straws” Suggesting an Underground Test

U.S. Embassy Airgram A-20 to State Department, “India’s Nuclear Intentions,” 21 January 1972, Secret, Excised copy

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, Def 18-8 India

In its response to the Department’s query, the Embassy identified a number of reasons that made it unlikely that India would a test a nuclear device in the coming weeks, but saw “straws” suggesting an underground test “sometime in future.” For example, the Government of India had publicly acknowledged ongoing work on the problem of safe underground testing .  Moreover, India might have an interest in making its nuclear capabilities known to “enemies.” Whatever the Indians decided, external pressure would have no impact on a highly nationalist state and society: “we see nothing US or international community can presently do to influence GOI policy directions in atomic field.”

One of the sources mentioned, apparently a CIA asset (the reference is excised), had a connection with the Prime Minister’s secretariat. This may be the same informant, future Prime Minister Moraji Desai, who provided information to the CIA about Prime Minister Gandhi’s intentions during the recent South Asian crisis and whose cover was subsequently blown through press leaks published by Jack Anderson.  He later told the CIA to “go to hell.”[4]
Document 4: “Increased Status of a Nuclear Power”

Memorandum from Ray Cline, Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, to Director of Central Intelligence Richard Helms, enclosing “Possibility of an Indian Nuclear Test,” 23 February 1972, Secret

Source: U.S. State Department, Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976 Volume E–7, Documents on South Asia, 1969–1972, Document 228

At the request of Undersecretary of State John Irwin, INR prepared an assessment which included a detailed review of Indian’s nuclear facilities and their capacity to produce weapons-grade plutonium as well as capabilities to deliver nuclear weapons to target. While India had signed agreements with Canada and the United States that nuclear reactors were to be used for peaceful purposes, the Indians were likely to claim that an explosive device for “peaceful” purposes was consistent with the agreements.  Whether the Indians were going to test in the near future was in doubt. INR could not “rule out” one in the near future.  Further, the “strongest incentive [to test] may well be the desire for the increased status of a nuclear power.”   All the same, “it our judgment that a decision to authorize a test is unlikely in the next few months and may well be deferred for several years.” Weighing against a test were the financial and diplomatic costs, for example, “India’s full awareness that assistance from the US and other countries (possibly including the USSR) would be jeopardized.”
Document 5: Trudeau’s Warning

U.S. Embassy Canada cable 391 to State Department, “India’s Nuclear Intentions,” 7 March 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

With With Canada’s role as a supplier of nuclear technology, including the CIRUS research reactor, senior Canadian officials had close working relationships with their Indian counterpart. James Lorne Gray, the chairman of Canada’s Atomic Energy Board, had recently visited India and U.S. embassy officials interviewed him closely on his thinking about Indian nuclear developments.  Having spoken with Homi Nusserwanji Sethna, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, and other officials, Gray believed that Sethna opposed a test and that as long as Sethna and Indira Gandhi were in office “there was no chance” that India would test a nuclear device, which would take three to four years to prepare.  Gray was mistaken, but was correct to declare that if a decision to test was made, Sethna would “undoubtedly” head the project.  The embassy’s science attaché, Miller N. Hudson, met with other officials with the AECB who had a different take on Indian capabilities; based on their assessment of Indian’s ability to produce weapons grade plutonium, they argued that it would take no more than a year to produce a device.

The Canadians pointed out that about 18 months earlier there had been a “blackout” of statistical information on plutonium production. That led Canadian Prime Minister Pierre-Eliot Trudeau followed by other officials to “directly” warn the “Indians that Canadian plutonium should not be used for any kind of nuclear device.”

Document 6: Unlikely to Test in the “Near Future”

State Department cable 40378 to U.S. Embassy Ottawa, “Indian Nuclear Intentions,” 9 March 1972, Secret

Source:  RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

State Department officers were also consulting with their counterparts at the Canadian embassy in Washington.  During a discussion with the embassy counselor, country desk director David Schneider opined that Indian was unlikely to test a device in the “near future” but he wanted Ottawa’s prognosis. Schneider was also interested in whether the Soviets, with their close relationship with India, might be able to use their influence to “deter” a test.  If India tested, the U.S. could respond with a “strong statement,” but whether “punitive” measures would be taken would depend on whether the test “violated existing agreements.” In October 1970, the State Department had cautioned the Indians that a “peaceful nuclear explosion” was indistinguishable from a weapons test and that the test of a nuclear device would be incompatible with U.S.-Indian nuclear assistance agreements.  That the State Department issued this warning provides a telling contrast with Canada, which treated its admonition as a head of state issue.
Document 7: No Technical or Fiscal Obstacle to a Test

U.S. Embassy Canada cable 430 to State Department, “India’s Nuclear Intentions on South Asia Situation,” 14 March 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

Elaborating on his earlier cable and responding to the general issues raised by the Department’s 9 March message, science attaché Hudson questioned Gray’s evaluation of Sethna, suggesting that by combining “guile” and “technical proficiency,” the latter could easily have “easily misled” the Canadian.  Based on consultations with a variety of Canadian insiders with knowledge of and experience with the Indian nuclear program, the Embassy saw no technical or fiscal barriers to an Indian test. Moreover, any pressure on India not to test would increase the “likelihood” of that happening.
Document 8: “Leaving Their Options Open”

State Department cable 50634 to U.S. Embassy Canada, “Indian Nuclear Intentions,” 24 March 1972, Secret

Source:  RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

Further discussions with the Canadian embassy counselor disclosed Ottawa’s view that it had no evidence of Indian intentions to test a nuclear weapon or a PNE. The Indians were “leaving their options open.”  If they decided to test, however, it would be “impossible” for them to move forward “without revealing some indication of their intentions.”
Document 9: British See No Evidence of a Decision

State Department cable 59655 to U.S. Embassy United Kingdom, “Indian Nuclear Intentions, 7 April 1972, Secret

Source:  RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

The British Government was taking the same view as the Canadians, seeing no evidence that the Indians had made a decision to test, although they had the “capability.”
Document 10:  “Apparent Reliability and Seeming Credibility”

State Department cable 69551 to U.S. Embassy United Kingdom, “Indian Nuclear Intentions, 22 April 1972, Secret

Source:  RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

The Canadian embassy had asked the State Department for information on the intelligence reports from earlier in the year that an Indian nuclear test was “imminent.”  The State Department denied the request, but informed the Canadians that the reports were so numerous and their “congruity, apparent reliability, and seeming credibility” so striking that it had become necessary to update official thinking about Indian intentions.
Documents 11A-C: “The Indians Have Decided to Go Ahead”

A. State Department cable 113523 to U.S. Embassy India, “Japanese Views Regarding Indian Nuclear Plans,” 23 June 1972, Secret

B.  U.S. Mission Geneva cable 2755 to State Department, “Japanese-Pakistani Conversations Regarding Indian Nuclear Plans,” 26 June 1972, Secret

C. U.S. Embassy Tokyo cable 67912 to State Department, “Japanese View Regarding Indian Nuclear Plans,” 27 June 1972, Secret

Source:  RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 1 India

This group of telegrams discloses that one Japanese diplomat made a good guess about what was happening in India, but also illuminates the problem of verifying intelligence information. In response to a request from the State Department, Ryohei Murata[5], an official at the n officer from the Japanese embassy, reported that the Japanese government believed that for prestige reasons and as a “warning” to others, the “Indians have decided to go ahead with a nuclear test” which could occur at “any time;” The Thar Desert in Rajasthan would be the test site. Murata was correct on the latter point and close to correct on the decision: only weeks before the Indian AEC had begun work on building the components for a test device.[6] The cables that followed this report, however, raised doubts about Murata’s assessment.
Document 12: Request for a NSSM

Henry Kissinger to President Nixon, “Proposed NSSM on the Implications of an Indian Nuclear Test,” n.d., with cover memorandum from Richard T. Kennedy, 4 July 1972, Secret

Source: Nixon Presidential Library, National Security Council Institutional Files, box H-192, NSSM-156 [1 of 2]

Months after the initial flurry of intelligence reports, national security assistant Henry Kissinger asked President Nixon to approve a national security study memorandum [NSSM] on the implications of an Indian nuclear test for U.S. interests.  The next day, 5 July 1972, Kissinger sent the agencies a request for a study which became NSSM 156.
Document 13: No Evidence of a Decision

U.S. Embassy India cable 9293 to State Department, “Indian Nuclear Intentions,” 26 July 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73 Def 1 India

In an update of its thinking about the possibility of a test, the Embassy acknowledged that India had the “technical know-how and possibly materials to develop [a] simple nuclear device within period of months after GOI decision to do so.”  Nevertheless, it saw no evidence that a decision had been made to test a device. Moreover, capabilities to deliver nuclear weapons were limited, with no plans in sight to “develop [a] missile launch system.”
Document 14: “Roughly Even”

Special National Intelligence Estimate 31-72, “Indian Nuclear Developments and their Likely Implications,”3 August 1972, Secret

Source: Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976 Volume E–7, Documents on South Asia, 1969–1972, Document 298

Prepared as part of the NSSM 156 policy review, the 1974 post-mortem criticized this SNIE as “marred by waffled judgments.”  The SNIE concluded that the chances of India making a decision to test were “roughly even,” but the post-mortem analysis [see document 21] argued that based on its own findings,  the conclusion ought to have been 60-40 in favor of a decision to test.  In its analysis of the pros and cons of testing, the SNIE found that the “strongest factors impelling India to set off a test are: the “belief that it would build up [its] international prestige; demonstrate India’s importance as an Asian power; overawe its immediate South Asian neighbors; and bring enhanced popularity and public support to the regime which achieved it.”  The drafters further noted that a test would be “extremely popular at home, where national pride is riding high” and that supporters of a test believed that it would make the world see India as “one of the world’s principal powers.” The arguments against a test included adverse reactions from foreign governments that provided economic assistance, but the estimate noted that foreign reactions were “becoming less important” to India.
Document 15: “No Firm Intelligence”

Memorandum of Conversation, “Indian Nuclear Developments,” 21 September 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, Def 12 India

A meeting between British Foreign Office and State Department officials on the Indian nuclear problem occurred the same month that Indian Prime Minister Gandhi approved the “final preparations for a PNE.”[7]  Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Christopher T. Van Hollen (the father of the future Maryland Congressman) and his colleagues followed the approach taken by the SNIE, which was close to that taken by the British Joint Intelligence Committee.   According to country director David Schneider, the “odds were about even” that India would make a decision, but once it was made, India could test very quickly.  There was “no firm intelligence” that a “go-ahead signal” to prepare for a test had been made.   Schneider reviewed bilateral and multilateral steps, proposed in the NSSM 156 study, that the U.S. and others could take to try to discourage an Indian test and the range of reactions that would be available if India went ahead.  A “weak” U.S. reaction, Schneider observed, would suggest that Washington would “acquiesce” if other countries followed India’s example.
Document 16: “A Set-Back to Nonproliferation Efforts”

H. Daniel Brewster to Herman Pollack, “Indian Nuclear Developments,” 16 January 1973, enclosing “Summary,” 1 September 1972, Secret

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, AE 6 India

The interagency group prepared a response to NSSM 156 on 1 September 1972 and it was sent to Kissinger at whose desk it would languish, suggesting the low priority that the Nixon White House gave to nuclear proliferation issues.  The summary of the study reproduced here includes the conclusion that an Indian test would be “a set-back to nonproliferation efforts” and that Washington should “do what [it] can to avert or delay” one.   Thus, recommendations included a number of unilateral and multilateral actions that the United States government could take, noting that “given the poor state” of Indo-American relations, an “overly visible” U.S. effort would more likely speed up an Indian decision to test a device,  Even non-US efforts were likely not to “be per se effective.”
Documents 17A-B: India “May Well Have Decided”

A. Bombay consulate cable 705 to Department of State, “India’s Nuclear Position,” 4 April 1973, Confidential

Source: RG 59, SN 70-73, Def 1 India

B.  U.S. Embassy India cable 5797 to State Department forwarding Bombay consulate cable 983, “India’s Nuclear Position,” 17 May 1973, Confidential

Source: AAD 1973

The possibility that the GOI had made a decision to test surfaced in a message from the U.S. consulate in Bombay (Mumbai) signed off by Consul David M. Bane.  The latter reported that Oak Ridge Laboratory scientist John J. Pinajian, then serving as the Atomic Energy Commission’s scientific representative in India, had pointed out several “indications”—notably his lack of access to key individuals and facilities in India’s atomic establishment–suggesting that India “may well have decided” to test a nuclear device.  While stating that Pinajian’s evaluation was “subjective and impressionistic,” Consul Bane agreed that the atomic energy establishment did not want this American poking around because he might find out too much. Bane further observed that a nuclear test “in the not too distant future” could meet the GOI’s political goals and help attain “greater recognition major power status.”

Raja Rammana, the director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Center, one of the organizations that Pinajian was trying to contact, played a key role in directing the PNE project so his suspicions were on target.[8]  In any event, a month later, Pinajian got some access to BARC, but noticed the absence of personnel responsible for experimental work.  Moreover, he was getting cooperation from the Institute for Fundamental Research to conduct an experiment.  Whether Pinajian remained suspicious needs to be learned, but the authors of the 1974 post-mortem pointed to the Consulate report as evidence that should have been considered (although it is worth noting that Secretary of State William Rogers was aware of the report and asked for more information).
Document 18: “The Likelihood of an Early Test [at] a Lower Level than Previous Years”

U.S. Embassy India cable 0743 to State Department, “India’s Nuclear Intentions,” 18 January 1974, Confidential

Source: http://static.history.state.gov/frus/frus1969-76ve08/pdf/d156.pdf

The embassy concluded that “deeper economic problems,” among other considerations militated against a nuclear test in the near future, even though the Indian government had the capabilities to produce and test a device.  While there were no rumors about a test as there had been in 1972, “we know little about relevant internal government debate.” All in all, the embassy believed that economic conditions “tip the likelihood of an early test to a lower level than previous years.”  Russell Jack Smith, previously the deputy director for intelligence at the CIA, and then serving as special assistant to the ambassador (station chief), was one of the officials who signed off on this cable.[9]
Document 19: “Rebound to their Credit Domestically”

U.S. Embassy India cable 6598 to State Department, “India’s Nuclear Explosion: Why Now?” 18 May 1974, Secret

Source: AAD

Having written off an early test, the day that it took place the Embassy scrambled to come up with an explanation. Deputy Chief of Mission David Schneider signed off on the telegram because Moynihan was in London. While the Embassy had no insight on the decision-making, it saw domestic politics and “psychological” explanations for the test: the need to offset domestic “gloom” and the need for India to “be taken seriously.” According to the telegram, “the decision will appeal to nationalist feeling and will be widely welcomed by the Indian populace.”
Document 20: “Enough Plutonium for Some 50-70 Nuclear Weapons”

State Department cable 104613 to Consulate, Jerusalem, “India Nuclear Explosion,” 18 May 1974, Secret

Source: State Department MDR release

The day of the test, INR rushed to update Kissinger, then in the Middle East negotiating with Israel and Syria.  INR provided background on what had happened, how the United States and Canada had inadvertently helped India produce plutonium for the test device, earlier U.S. and Canadian demarches against “peaceful nuclear explosions,” and India’s capabilities to produce and deliver nuclear weapons.  The report did not state whether India had made a decision to produce weapons, but it forecast that two large unsafeguarded reactors under construction could eventually “produce enough plutonium for 50-70 nuclear weapons.”

Document 21: “No Sense of Urgency in the Intelligence Community”

Intelligence Community Staff, Post Mortem Report, An Examination of the Intelligence Community’s Performance Before the Indian Nuclear Test of May 1974, July 1974, Top Secret, Excised copy

Source: Mandatory review request; release by ISCAP

After the test, policymakers in and out of the intelligence establishment wanted to know why the CIA and its sister agencies had missed it. As Jeffrey Richelson has observed, this was not an “epic failure,” but it was serious enough to produce a post-mortem investigation to determine what had gone wrong.[10]  The partial release of the July 1974 post-mortem provides some answers, even if the full picture is denied because of massive excisions.  Readers already know from the previous release published on the Archive’s Web site that two problems were especially important: 1) the lack of priority given to the Indian nuclear program for intelligence collection (further confirmed by the January 1972 INR report), and 2) the lack of communication between intelligence producers (analysts and estimators) and intelligence collectors (spies, NRO, etc.).  The low priority meant that intelligence production “fell off” during the 20 months before the test (from October 1972 to May 1974).  Moreover, there may have been a lack of communication between producers, with the “other guy” assuming that someone else was “primarily responsible for producing hard evidence of Indian intentions.”

Trying to explain the lack of follow-up on relevant “raw intelligence,” e.g. Pinjanians’s surmises about the Indian nuclear program, the post-mortem saw no “sense of urgency” in the intelligence community, which may have “reflected the attitudes of the policymakers.” Another problem was that the intelligence community focused more on “capabilities” than on “intentions,” which implicitly raised the difficult issue of breaching the nuclear establishment or Indira Gandhi’s small circle of decision-making.

The substantive discussion of satellite photography has been excised, but the recommendations were left intact, including the point that “The failure of production elements to ask NPIC [National Photographic Intelligence Center] to exploit photography that had been specifically requested from the National Reconnaissance Office suggests a weakness in the imagery requirements system.”  The implication was that NRO satellites had imagery of the Thar Desert that could have been scrutinized for suspect activity, but no one asked NPIC to look into it.  In any event, this and other failures fed into a number of recommendations, including the broader point that nuclear proliferation intelligence receive “much higher priority.”
Document 22: “India may not yet have decided whether to proceed with …. [the] development of a weapons capability”

Special National Intelligence Estimate 4-1-74, “Prospects for Further Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,”23 August 1974, Top Secret, Excised Copy

Source: MDR release by CIA

A few months after the Indian test, the intelligence community prepared an overall estimate of the global nuclear proliferation situation.  Such an estimate had not been prepared since the 1960s, no doubt because of the White House’s lack of interest. This estimate, SNIE 4-1-74, has been released before but this version includes more information, mainly a section on the Indian nuclear program, which had previously been withheld.  While finding it “likely” that India would launch a covert program to produce a few weapons, the analysts were not sure that such a decision had been made and suggested that Moscow or Washington might be able to persuade the Indians from moving in that direction.  The hypothesis about a covert program was mistaken because the Government of India did not make a basic decision to produce nuclear weapons until the 1980s.
Document 23: Whether the “Intelligence Community is Adequately Focused on Proliferation Matters”

Intelligence Community Staff, Director of Performance Evaluation and Improvement, to Deputy to the Director of Central Intelligence for the Intelligence Community, “Nuclear Proliferation and the Intelligence Community,” 12 October 1976, Top Secret, Excised copy

Source: CIA Research Tool [CREST], National Archives Library, College Park, MD

As this report indicates, the recommendations made in the 1974 post-mortem had little impact. The authors identified a basic disconnect between “national level users”—the top policymakers—and those who “set analytical and collection priorities in the intelligence community.” The latter were not sure how high a priority that the policymakers had given to nuclear proliferation intelligence.  Moreover, a study for the Defense Department produced by MIT chemistry professor (and future DCI) John Deutch questioned whether the intelligence community “is adequately focused and tasked on proliferation matters.” This would be a recurring problem for the CIA and other intelligence agencies.


Notes

[i] For background, see Jeffrey Richelson, Spying on the Bomb: American Nuclear Intelligence from Nazi Germany to Iran and North Korea (New York: W.W. Norton, 2006), 218-235.

[1] For background, see Jeffrey Richelson, Spying on the Bomb: American Nuclear Intelligence from Nazi Germany to Iran and North Korea (New York: W.W. Norton, 2006), 218-235.

[2] For U.S.-India relations during the Nixon administration, see Dennix Kux, India and the United States: Estranged Democracies, 1941-1991 (Washington, D.C.: National Defense University Press, 1993), 279-314, and Perkovich, India’s Nuclear Bomb, 162-166.  For the impact of Kissinger’s trip, see Andrew B. Kennedy, “India’s Nuclear Odyssey: Implicit Umbrellas, Diplomatic Disappointments, and the Bomb,” International Security 36 (2011): 136-139.

[3] Perkovich, India’s Nuclear Bomb, 172.

[4] Thomas Powers, The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms & the CIA (New York: Knopf, 1979), 206-207; Mark Feldstein, Poisoning the Press: Richard Nixon, Jack Anderson, and the Rise of Washington’s Scandal Culture, (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2010), 171.

[5] Murata would later rise to vice foreign minister and in 2009 revealed significant details about secret U.S.-Japanese understandings on nuclear weapons issues during the Cold War. http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20090630a2.html

[6] Perkovich, India’s Nuclear Bomb, 171.

[7] Ibid. 172.

[8] Ibid, 172.

[9] Russell J. Smith, The Unknown CIA: My Three Decades with the Agency (Washington, D.C.: Pergamon-Brassey, 1989, 124.

[10] Richelson, Spying on the Bomb, 233.

Sources – Iran Reportedly Arrests Twelve CIA Agents

Senior Iranian parliamentary officials announced that the country has arrested 12 agents of the American Central Intelligence Agency.Member of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Parviz Sorouri said that the agents had been operating in coordination with Israel’s Mossad and other regional agencies, and targeted the country’s military and its nuclear program.

“The US and Zionist regime’s espionage apparatuses were trying to damage Iran both from inside and outside with a heavy blow, using regional intelligence services,” Sorouri told the Islamic republic news agency on Wednesday.

“Fortunately, with swift reaction by the Iranian intelligence department, the actions failed to bear fruit,” Sorouri said.

The lawmaker did not specify the nationality of the agents, nor when or where they had been arrested.

This current announcement follows the unraveling by Lebanon’s Hezbollah of a CIA spy ring in that country.

Hezbollah Leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah revealed in June on television he had unmasked at least two CIA spies who had infiltrated the low ranks of the organization.

Though the US Embassy in Lebanon officially denied the accusation, American officials later confirmed Nasrallah’s announcement.

US officials confessed on Tuesday that Iranian intelligence forces and Hezbollah have unraveled the CIA’s spy network in Iran and Lebanon and arrested dozens of informants, severely damaging the intelligence agency’s reputation and ability to gather vital information on the two countries at a sensitive time in the region.

US officials said several foreign spies working for the CIA had been captured by Hezbollah in recent months. The blow to the CIA’s operations in Lebanon came after top agency managers were alerted last year to be especially careful handling informants in the Middle East country.

Separately, counterintelligence officers in Iran also succeeded in uncovering the identities of at least a handful of alleged CIA informants, Washington officials said.

A CIA-led program in the Middle East is up in the air after officials confirmed to news organizations today that paid informants in Iran and Lebanon working for the US government have disappeared while attempting to infiltrate Hezbollah.

During the past year, leaders of both Iran and Hezbollah have publicly announced the successes of their security and counterintelligence forces in uncovering CIA informants.

Iranian intelligence minister Heidar Moslehi announced in May that more than 30 US and Israeli spies had been discovered and he quickly took to Iranian television to broadcast information explaining the methods of online communication that the agents would use to trade intel. Only a month later, Hezbollah leader Seyed Hassan Nasrallah announced that two high-ranking officers within his own organization had been identified as CIA spies. Just now, however, does the US government confirm that not only is this information true, but they believe that the rest of their Hezbollah-targeted operations in the Middle East have been compromised.

TOP SECRET from the FBI Las Vegas – Sixteen Persons Charged in International Internet Fraud Scheme

LAS VEGAS—Federal charges have been unsealed against 16 individuals for their involvement in an international Internet scheme that defrauded online purchasers of purported merchandise such as automobiles and other items, announced Daniel G. Bogden, United States Attorney for the District of Nevada.

The defendants are charged with wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and criminal forfeiture. Thirteen of the defendants were arrested in Las Vegas yesterday, December 14, 2011. Most of those defendants appeared before United States Magistrate Judge Robert J. Johnston yesterday, and pleaded not guilty to the charges. Several other defendants are scheduled for initial court appearances today beginning at 3:00 p.m. One individual was arrested at Washington Dulles International National Airport in Virginia, and appeared before a federal magistrate judge there, and the remaining two defendants have not yet been arrested.

According to the allegations in the indictment, from about December 2008 to December 2011, conspirators situated outside of the United States listed and offered items for sale on Internet sites (such as Craigslist and Autotrader) and occasionally also placed advertisements in newspapers. The items offered for sale included automobiles, travel trailers and watercraft. The conspirators typically offered the items at attractive prices and often stated that personal exigencies, such as unemployment, military deployment, or family emergencies, required that they sell the offered items quickly. To gain the confidence of prospective buyers, conspirators posing as owners of the items instructed buyers that the transactions were to be completed through eBay, Yahoo!Finance, or similar online services, which would securely hold the buyers’ funds until the purchased items were delivered. The conspirators sent e-mails to buyers which appeared or purported to be from eBay, Yahoo!Finance, or other such entities, and which instructed buyers to remit payment to designated agents of those entities who were to hold the purchase money in escrow until the transactions was concluded. In reality, the entire transaction was a sham: the conspirators did not deliver any of the items offered for sale; neither eBay, Yahoo!Finance, nor any similar entity participated in these transactions; and the purported escrow agents designated to receive buyers’ purchase money were actually participants in the scheme who received the funds fraudulently obtained from buyers on behalf of the conspiracy.

Relying on the schemers fraudulent representations, scores of buyers agreed to purchase items that the schemers offered online and in newspaper advertisements. The conspirators kept and converted the fraudulently obtained purchase money for their own purposes. The defendants and their associates allegedly obtained more than $3 million through the fraud scheme, which they distributed among the conspirators both inside and outside the United States.

Defendants:

  • Eduard Petroiu, 28, Las Vegas resident
  • Vladimir Budestean, 24, Las Vegas resident
  • Bertly Ellazar, 27, Las Vegas resident
  • Radu Lisnic, 25, Las Vegas resident
  • Evghenii Russu, 25, Las Vegas resident
  • Evgeny Krylov, 24, Las Vegas resident
  • Eugeni Stoytchev, 35, Las Vegas resident
  • Iavor Stoytchev, 28, Las Vegas resident
  • Christopher Castro, 27, Las Vegas resident
  • Delyana Nedyalkova, 23, Las Vegas resident
  • Oleh Rymarchuk, 21, Las Vegas resident
  • Melanie Pascua, 25, Las Vegas resident
  • Manuel Garza, 23, Las Vegas resident
  • Ryne Green, 25, Las Vegas resident
  • Michael Vales, 22, Las Vegas resident
  • Edelin Dimitrov, 20, Las Vegas resident

The indictment identifies Eduard Petroiu as a leader of the conspiracy, and six others, including Vladimir Budestean, Bertly Ellazar, Radu Lisnic, Evghenii Russu, and Eugeni Stoytechev, as subordinate managers of the conspiracy.

If convicted, the defendants face up to 60 years in prison and fines of up to $1 million.

The arrests result from a joint investigation by the FBI and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department as part of its Nevada Cyber Crime and Southern Nevada Eastern European Organized Crime Task Forces. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy S. Vasquez.

The public is reminded that an indictment contains only charges and is not evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent and entitled to a fair trial at which the government has the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

Anyone with information regarding these individuals is urged to call the FBI in Las Vegas at (702) 385-1281 or, to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555 or visit http://www.crimestoppersofnv.com. Tips directly leading to an arrest or an indictment processed through Crime Stoppers may result in a cash reward.

UNCENSORED – Women Protest Worldwide Photos 10

[Image]Egyptian army soldiers rear arrest a woman protester wearing the Niqab during clashes near Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, Egypt, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Activists say the clashes began after soldiers severely beat a young man who was part of a sit-in outside the Cabinet building. (Ahmed Ali)
[Image]Egyptian army soldiers beat a protester wearing a Niqab, an Islamic veil, during clashes near Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, Egypt, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Activists say the clashes began after soldiers severely beat a young man who was part of a sit-in outside the Cabinet building. At background graffiti depicts members of the military ruling council and Arabic reads: “Killer”. (Ahmed Ali)
[Image]Egyptian protesters threw rocks at military police during clashes near Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, Egypt, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Activists say the clashes began after soldiers severely beat a young man who was part of a sit-in outside the Cabinet building. (Ahmed Ali)

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[Image]Egyptian army soldiers arrest a woman protester during clashes with military police near Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, Egypt Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Activists say the clashes began after soldiers severely beat a young man who was part of a sit-in outside the Cabinet building.
[Image]Egyptian army soldiers arrest a woman protester during clashes with military police near Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Activists say the clashes began after soldiers severely beat a young man who was part of a sit-in outside the Cabinet building.
[Image]Egyptian soldiers arrested a female protester during the second day of clashes in Tahrir Square in Cairo on Saturday.  Reuters
[Image]A woman is taken away by the Egyptian army during clashes in central Cairo on Dec. 16, 2011. (Khaled Elfiqi)
[Image]Egyptian anti-army protesters throw stones at pro-army protesters (not pictured) during clashes, in central Cairo, Egypt, 16 december 2011. EPA
[Image]Egyptian soldiers clash with protesters near Cairo’s Tahrir Square on December 16, 2011 after demonstrators threw petrol bombs and set fire to furniture in front of the nearby parliament. AFP

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[Image]Anti-government protesters react to tear gas fired by riot police during clashes Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011, in Abu Saiba village west of the capital of Manama, Bahrain. It was the third straight day of clashes along a main highway where protesters have been trying to stage sit-ins against the government. (Hasan Jamali)
[Image]Protestors supporting Pfc. Bradley Manning gather outside Ft. Meade, Md., Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011, where military prosecutors are presenting their case against him as the source for the WikiLeaks website’s collection of U.S. military and diplomatic secrets. Manning, 24-year-old today, is blamed for the largest leak of classified material in American history. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether prosecutors have enough evidence to bring Manning to trial. (Jose Luis Magana)
[Image]Activist of women’s movement FEMEN stand atop a fence during their protest in front of the cabinet of the Ministers building in Kiev on December 16, 2011. The young Ukrainian women climbed up a fence in front of the Cabinet of Ministers building and protested against the lack of women in the Prime Minister Mykola Azarov’s government. Getty

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[Image]Anti-government protesters gesture toward riot police (unseen) Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011, along a northern highway by the entry to the Shiite village of Saar, Bahrain, site of an opposition sit-in that was dispersed by police with tear gas and sound bombs. (Hasan Jamali)
[Image]Protestors hold on to a rope, forming a human chain, while marching to the finance ministry Thursday, Dec. 15 2011, in Lisbon. Civil servants’ unions organized the demonstration to protest the government’s austerity measures. Portugal needed a euro78 billion ($103 billion) bailout earlier this year as its high debt load pushed it close to bankruptcy and the government is enacting an austerity program of pay cuts and tax hikes. Banners read “Don’t rob the future”. (Armando Franca)
[Image]In this photo taken Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011, villagers chant slogans as they gather for a protest in Wukan village of Lufeng, China’s Guangdong province. China’s government is trying to defuse a revolt in the small fishing village, offering to investigate the land seizures that touched off the rebellion and vowing to punish leaders of the uprising. The village of Wukan has for months been the site of simmering protests by locals who say officials sold farmland to developers without their consent.
[Image]Thousands of Lebanese private and public school teachers hold protest in front of the government building in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011, to demand higher wages. The protest comes a week after the government approved a salary raise that many employees considered too low . (Bilal Hussein)
[Image]Indian farmers stage a sit in protest as they demand adequate compensation for their farm land acquired for different government projects in Lucknow, India, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011. India’s transformation from a largely agrarian nation into a global economic power hinges on a steady supply of land for new factories, call centers, power plants and homes. As cities spill over their seams with ever more people, the government is increasingly seizing the farms around them for private development.
[Image]Dozens of peasants and activists protest demanding the government to recognize them as victims of the country’s internal conflict, outside the Congress in Bogota, Colombia, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011. (William Fernando Martinez)
[Image]Protesters with Occupy Seattle march to the Pat the Port of Seattle, Monday afternoon, Dec. 12, 2011 as part of a national effort to disrupt West Coast port traffic. Organizers called for the protests, hoping the day of demonstrations would cut into the profits of the corporations that run the docks and send a message that their movement was not over. (Mark Harrison)

CONFIDENTIAL – IMF, EU, European Central Bank “Troika” Greece Debt Sustainability Analysis October 21, 2011

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This draft analysis by the so-called “troika” of the IMF, European Commission, and the European Central Bank was leaked.

Since the fourth review, the situation in Greece has taken a turn for the worse, with the economy increasingly adjusting through recession and related wage-price channels, rather than through structural reform driven increases in productivity. The authorities have also struggled to meet their policy commitments against these headwinds. For the purpose of the debt sustainability assessment, a revised baseline has been specified, which takes into account the implications of these developments for future growth and for likely policy outcomes. It has been extended through 2030 to fully capture long term growth dynamics, and possible financing implications.

The assessment shows that debt will remain high for the entire forecast horizon. While it would decline at a slow rate given heavy official support at low interest rates (through the EFSF as agreed at the July 21 Summit), this trajectory is not robust to a range of shocks. Making debt sustainable will require an ambitious combination of official support and private sector involvement (PSI). Even with much stronger PSI, large official sector support would be needed for an extended period. In this sense, ultimately sustainability depends on the strength of the official sector commitment to Greece.

3. Under these assumptions, Greece’s debt peaks at very high levels and would decline at a very slow rate pointing to the need for further debt relief to ensure sustainability. Debt (net of collateral required for PSI) would peak at 186 percent of GDP in 2013 and decline only to 152 percent of GDP by end-2020 and to 130 percent of GDP by end-2030. The financing package agreed on July 21(especially lower rates on EFSF loans) does help the debt trajectory, but its impact is more than offset by the revised macro and policy framework. Greece would not return to the market until 2021 under the market access assumptions used, and cumulatively official additional financing needs (beyond what remains in the present program, and including the eventual rollover of existing official loans) could amount to some €252 billion from the present through to 2020.

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TOP-SECRET from the CIA- Ronald Reagan: Intelligence and the End of the Cold War

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Ronald Reagan became the 40th president of the United States more than thirty years ago, and ever since he stepped down to return to California eight years later, historians, political scientists, and pundits of all stripes have debated the meaning of his presidency. All modern presidents undergo reappraisal after their terms in office. Reagan has undergone a similar reappraisal. The old view, exemplified by Clark Clifford’s famous characterization that Reagan was “an amiable dunce,” posited Reagan as a great communicator, to be sure, but one without substance, a former actor who knew the lines others wrote for him, but intellectually an empty suit. Reagan, in the old narrative, simply could not be the architect of anything positive that happened while he was president. That perspective has changed forever and is marked by the continually improving regard historians have for Reagan.

 

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Confidential -Los Angeles Fusion Center: Detecting and Mitigating Cyber Threats

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(U//FOUO) US citizens and assets – including the White House, the Central Intelligence Agency, InfraGard, the state of Arizona, and major defense contracting companies – experienced high-profile cyber threats and attacks in the first half of 2011. Most of the tactics and techniques used were not new, however the increase in attacks during the past few months exemplifies the growth of cyber incursions and reinforces the need to be aware of risks and mitigation techniques associated with cyber threats. Appendices A, B and C contain detailed lists of threats, potential indicators of attacks, and possible remedies; some areas may contain overlap.

(U) Different Actors, Different Motives, Different Threats

(U) Recent reporting has largely centered on attacks by “hacktivist” groups – loose collectives that conduct cyberactions to raise awareness regarding particular grievances or causes.ii These attacks generally garner significant media attention. While they are annoying, embarrassing, and disruptive to victims, they seldom result in meaningful losses or damage, beyond costs associated with website repair. More worrisome are sophisticated probes and attacks that exfiltrate sensitive data for malicious use, or plant software designed to disable systems. Attacks such as these may be conducted by state-sponsored actors or organized criminal enterprises, and may inflict greater damage and losses.

(U//FOUO) On 23 June, hacker group LulzSec released information taken from the Arizona Department of Public Safety – including personal information of law enforcement officers – to protest a controversial immigration law.

(U) A multi-phase attack between March and June 2011 against RSA, a secure token provider, and three major defense contractors, saw hackers use stolen and cloned token keys to breach and remove data from networks at the defense firms.

(U) The mid-2009 targeted Stuxnet virus temporarily disabled a uranium enrichment plant in Iran.

(U) Different Targets, Different Methods

(U//FOUO) A successful cyber attack can be detrimental to targeted systems, computers or individuals. Hackers may install programs that steal personal information, flood a browser with pop-up advertising, slow Internet connections, fill e-mail with advertisements and/or crash the system. They may take control of a computer, commit fraud or identity theft, or cause an individual to lose all data stored on that system. This can impact both personal and work systems, and can affect all aspects of an individual’s life.

(U//FOUO) Cyber threats can involve any aspect of communications and data infrastructure, but can be broadly categorized as threats to users, systems, and access devices, including mobile devices.

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CONFIDENTIAL – (U//FOUO) FBI Threat to Law Enforcement From “Doxing”

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(U//FOUO) The FBI assesses with high confidence a that law enforcement personnel and hacking victims are at risk for identity theft and harassment through a cyber technique called “doxing.” “Doxing” is a common practice among hackers in which a hacker will publicly release identifying information including full name, date of birth, address, and pictures typically retrieved from the social networking site profiles of a targeted individual.

(U//FOUO) In response to law enforcement activities that have occurred against Anonymous and LulzSecc since January 2011, members of these groups have increased their interest in targeting law enforcement in retaliation for the arrests and searches conducted. Hackers and hacktivists—hackers who commit a computer crime for communicating a socially or politically motivated message—have been openly discussing these activities on Twitter and posting information pertaining to law enforcement on their Twitter accounts and Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels.

• (U//FOUO) In June 2011 members of Anonymous and LulzSec discussed an identified FBI agent in the IRC channel #lulzsec. The detailed information included when he or she started working for the FBI, training, assignments, and previous employment. FBI analysis suggests that this information was derived from a 2009 affidavit that was available on the Wired.com Web site.

• (U//FOUO) On 26 July 2011 the Twitter account OpMonsanto, an account used by members of Anonymous, warned of the intention to “dox” FBI agents following the 19 July 2011 arrests of 16 individuals for their presumed role in Anonymous’ activities: “OpMonsanto: To any FBI agent involved in the continued unjust raiding of peaceful Anons: Expect us. You are no longer entitled to your privacy.”

• (U) On 31 July 2011 more than 70 law enforcement Web sites were hacked and large amounts of confidential data was exfiltrated. These Web sites included state and local police departments that were not associated with the takedowns. The data consisted of email addresses, usernames, Social Security numbers, home addresses, phone numbers, password dumps, internal training files, informant lists, jail inmate databases, and active warrant information. Operation AntiSecd claimed that the intrusion was in response to “bogus, trumped-up charges” against the individuals associated with Anonymous’ attacks on PayPal.

(U//FOUO) Recently, Anonymous members have also “doxed” the employees of companies that were victims of their previous attacks, who are perceived as working with law enforcement.

• (U) In July 2011 a sealed search warrant affidavit pertaining to the 19 July takedown was available on the Internet. The affidavit contained the personal information of employees of two US companies, as well as FBI personnel. The personal information consisted of names, units, and job titles.

(U) Outlook and Implications

(U//FOUO) The 19 July takedown of Anonymous and LulzSec members has increased members’ interest in targeting law enforcement in retaliation for the arrests and searches conducted. As more arrests are made against suspected members of Anonymous and LulzSec, the FBI expects hacking activities and “doxing” that targets law enforcement and government interests will continue. This could compromise investigations and result in harassment and identity theft of the individuals named in the “dox.”

(U//FOUO) Precautionary measures to mitigate potential harassment and identity theft risk to being “doxed” include:

o Safeguarding material containing personal information pertaining to officers and named victims;
o Changing passwords and do not reuse passwords for multiple accounts;
o Using strong passwords;
o Monitoring credit reports;
o Monitoring online personal information, including what others post about you on services such as social networking sites;
o Being careful when giving out contact information; and
o Being aware of social engineering tactics aimed at revealing sensitive information.

 

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Confidential-Statement by Director General Israel Atomic Energy Commission To the International Atomic Energy Agency

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Mme President,

Distinguished Delegates,

Mme President, let me begin by congratulating you, on being elected President of the General Conference. I can assure you the fullest cooperation of the delegation of Israel, in carrying out your important and responsible tasks. I also wish to congratulate the kingdom of Cambodia and the Republic of Rwanda as new members of the Agency. Yesterday, the General Conference has confirmed Ambassador Yukiya Amano of Japan, to the most professional and distinguished post of IAEA’s Director General. Israel has known Ambassador Amano’s professional qualifications and personal integrity over the years, and looks forward to working with him in this new capacity. We wish Ambassador Amano much success in guiding the work of the Agency.

Mme President,

In my address, I intend to dwell mainly on two issues: The new prospects for civil nuclear energy, and the risks associated with it. The risks include diversion of nuclear materials to military programs; nuclear terror; and safety and security of nuclear installations.

The nuclear industry has recently begun witnessing the emergence of a world-wide renaissance. While the intensive development of nuclear energy is highly desirable, it is imperative to minimize proliferation risks – especially risks which are associated with nuclear fuel cycle technologies. The characteristics of these technologies are that they are inherently dual use in their nature. It is the firm view and the policy of Israel, that the right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes is based on the absolute duty of each state not to abuse this right.

Mme President,

Israel attaches great importance to the nuclear non-proliferation regime. The regime has recently been under growing pressure, from within, by states that are parties to the NPT. Despite the geo-political realities in the Middle East, it has been Israel’s long standing policy of supporting, and wherever possible, joining arms control and other international treaties. In doing so, we are very appreciative of those who are conscious and mindful of Israel’s narrow security margins. In recent years, Israel has actively followed developments in the fields of nonproliferation and arms control. This includes a renewed interest in multilateral nuclear arms control and disarmament led by US President Barak Obama. Israel has continued to contribute to the global non-proliferation regime, through its policy of responsible behavior and restraint in the nuclear domain. Israel has repeatedly stated that it will not be the first to introduce nuclear weapons in to the Middle East. It is therefore regrettable that the outgoing Director General of the
IAEA, repeatedly mispresented Israel’s long standing policy in this regard. The continuous growth of Israel’s energy needs, coupled with its total dependence on foreign energy sources, poses a complex national challenge. Israel possesses advanced nuclear expertise and know-how that will play an impressive role when it comes to the future development of Israel’s energy sources.

Mme President,

I would like to address Israel’s vision and policy, regarding the transformation of the Middle East to a zone free of weapons of mass destruction. It has always been the position of Israel that the nuclear issue, as well as all other security issues, could only be realistically addressed within the regional context. The African Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty, which has recently entered into force, provides an excellent example of such an approach.

It is our vision and policy, to establish the Middle East as a mutually verifiable zone free of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems. We have always emphasized, that such a process, through direct negotiations, should begin with confidence building measures. They should be followed by mutual recognition, reconciliation, and peaceful relations. Consequently conventional and non-conventional arms control measures will emerge. Israel’s long-term goals for Middle East regional security and arms control were approved by the Israeli Government. As the international community has accepted and recognized in other regions, the establishment of such a zone can only emanate from within the region.

In our view, progress towards realizing this vision cannot be made without a fundamental change in regional circumstances, including a significant transformation in the attitude of states in the region towards Israel. The constant efforts by member states in the region to single out the State of Israel in blatantly anti-Israeli resolutions in this General Conference, is a clear reflection of such hostile attitude.

Mme President,

Significant and grave developments regarding nuclear proliferation have taken place in the recent years. I want to emphasize, that the most widely recognized cases of non-compliance with legally binding non-proliferation obligations, have occurred in the Middle East, by states that are parties to the NPT. Grave and covert violations by Iran and Syria had been detected and then formally reported by the IAEA. The Agency’s investigations in these two countries have been hampered by continued lack of cooperation, denial of access, and efforts to conceal and mislead the inspectors.

Israel is following these developments in our region, with profound concern. We all hope that the IAEA investigations will get to the bottom of these activities. In so doing it will assist the international community in its efforts to prevent dangerous proliferation of nuclear weapons, and the abuse of the right to peaceful nuclear energy.

We believe that it is crucial to improve and enhance the IAEA verification and inspection capabilities. We are also of the firm view, that IAEA investigations should be conducted free of any extraneous influences. Above all, the activities of those countries that breach their international commitments and obligations must be met with concrete and immediate international measures. Violations cannot go unpunished.

Mme President,

Another important issue, which poses many challenges to the international community, is nuclear safety and security. Adequate safety and physical security measures are crucial to ensure international acceptance of the nuclear civil industry. It is the long standing policy of the Israel Atomic Energy Commission, to pursue uncompromising standards of safety in its two nuclear research centers.

Mme President, Distinguished delegates.

The threat of radiological and nuclear materials in the hand of terrorists, confronts us all. In a world of global terrorist networks supported by rogue regimes, a secret and sudden attack, with a weapon of mass destruction, has become a chilling reality. None of us can confront this global threat alone. We must work together to secure the materials terrorists would need to build a radiological or improvised nuclear device. In this regard, we commend the IAEA for addressing the prevention of illicit trafficking of radioactive and nuclear materials. In view of these realities, Israel has joined the US-Russia led Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism (GICNT). It has also joined the Megaport Initiative led by the US Department of Energy to prevent possible illicit trafficking of radioactive and nuclear materials. We believe that no effort and resources should be spared worldwide, in denying terrorists these materials. In this spirit, the Government of Israel welcomes President Obama’s initiative, to host a Global Summit on Nuclear
Security next year.

Mme President,

Given the global realities we all face, the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, should have been the main topics of this Annual General Conference. Regrettably, instead, some countries are imposing on this General Conference politically motivated agenda items. These efforts are either designed to single out the State of Israel, or to divert attention from violations and real issues of non-compliance by certain Middle East states.

First among these, is Agenda item 22 entitled “Israeli Nuclear Capabilities”. This Agenda item is no more than a version of an old agenda item that was removed by agreement in 1993, and never acted upon. Among the sponsors of this draft resolution are countries that do not recognize the State of Israel, and even call for its annihilation. I wonder what moral standing they possess as they criticize Israel
for pursuing policies designed to secure its very existence.

Mme President,

The second is agenda item 21 entitled: “The application of IAEA Safeguards in the Middle East”. Israel has joined the consensus on this Agenda Item for 14 consecutive years. We have done so notwithstanding our grave reservations, regarding the modalities included in the resolution’s text, and the relevance of this forum in addressing the establishment of the Middle East as a nuclear weapon free zone. As I mentioned before, such a zone can only emanate from within the region on the basis of arrangements freely arrived at through direct negotiations, between all the states concerned. No IAEA Forum could replace direct negotiations between the regional parties.

Unfortunately, since 2006, the consensus on the Middle East issues was broken. The only reason for this setback is the uncompromising attitude of the sponsors of these two draft resolutions who are aiming at extraneous political goals. This raises also doubts whether the promotion of the Middle East into a nuclear weapon free zone, is indeed the aim of the sponsors.

During recent months, Israel has approached Egypt directly and through other Governments, hoping to reach an agreed language on Middle East issues in this General Conference. In the same spirit, Israel has responded positively in the recent days to sincere efforts by several delegations and the President of the Conference to work together towards a positive outcome. It is my firm belief that it is not too late to reach consensus based on our respective positions. I can assure you all of our fullest cooperation in trying to reach consensus based on negotiations in good faith.

Mme President,

Iran’s initiative to promote Agenda item 24 on “The Prohibition of Armed Attack or threat of Attack against Nuclear Installations” is a clear case of hypocrisy. Iran is driven by wishful thinking, that the international community will condone Iran’s violations of its commitments and obligations, and its deception campaign over many years. No diplomatic smoke screen and maneuvering in the IAEA’s General Conference can obscure the real facts and findings. Let me remind all delegates that the Director General, in his recent address to the Board of Governors, provided an account of Iran’s non-cooperation with the Agency and said: “If this information is real”, “there is a high probability that nuclear weaponization activities have taken place”. The Government of Israel and many others assess, that the information available to the Agency is accurate and real. Iran, which is systematically violating several United Nations Security Council Resolutions, is seeking the sympathy of the same international community whose authority it flouts. I call on all delegations, to reject Iran’s transparent and cynical move.

Mme President,

The international community is at a critical crossroad in confronting a fundamental challenge. We should work together in promoting peaceful uses of nuclear energy, while preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and proliferation of sensitive technologies and materials.

Mme President, Distinguished delegates.

This coming Friday is the eve of the Jewish New Year 5770. In our prayers we say: “Here ends a year with its maledictions and a new year begins with its blessings”.

We hope that this year holds blessings and peace for all.

Thank you Mme President.

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Uncensored – Bradley Manning Protest 16 December 2011

[Image]Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, left, is escorted out of a courthouse at Fort Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, after the first day of a military hearing that will determine if he should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. (Cliff Owen)
[Image]Army Pfc. Bradley Manning is escorted in handcuffs out of a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, after the first day of a military hearing that will determine if he should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. (Cliff Owen)
[Image]Pfc. Bradley Manning is escorted from his his Article 32 hearing December 16, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]Army security offices stand watch moments before Army Pfc. Bradley Manning is escorted out of a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, after the first day of a military hearing that will determine if he should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. (Cliff Owen)
[Image]In this courtroom sketch, Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, second from left, sits as his attorney, David E. Coombs, speaks during a military hearing in Fort Meade, Md. , Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, that will determine if Manning should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. AP
[Image]David E. Coombs, attorney for Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, right, leaves a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md. , Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, during a recess in a military hearing that will determine if Manning should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. AP
[Image]Protestors supporting Pfc. Bradley Manning march outside the gate of Ft. Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, where Manning will be attending a hearing to determine if he will be court martialed. (Susan Walsh)
[Image]Protestors supporting Pfc. Bradley Manning gather outside Ft. Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, where Manning will be attending a hearing to determine if he will be court martialed. The U.S. military is making its case for why Manning should be court-martialed on charges of endangering national security by stealing and leaking an enormous trove of government secrets. (Susan Walsh)
[Image]Protestors supporting Bradley Manning gather outside Ft. Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, where Manning will be attending a hearing to determine if he will be court martialed. (Susan Walsh)
[Image]Richard Ochs of Baltimore, Md., protests outside of Ft. Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, to support Pfc. Bradley Manning who will be attending a hearing to determine if he will be court martialed. (Susan Walsh)
[Image]A soldier stands guard at a roadblock outside of a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, during a military hearing that will determine if Army Pfc. Bradley Manning should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. (Patrick Semansky)
[Image]Dave Eberhardt of Baltimore, Md., protests outside Ft. Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, in support Pfc. Bradley Manning. The U.S. military is making its case for why Manning should be court-martialed on charges of endangering national security by stealing and leaking an enormous trove of government secrets. (Susan Walsh)
[Image]Supporters of Pfc. Bradley Manning walk away after attending his Article 32 hearing, on December 16, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]Military police talk to supprters of Pfc. Bradley Manning after they attended his Article 32 hearing December 16, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Pfc. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]People walk into a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, for a military hearing that will determine if Army Pfc. Bradley Manning should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history. (Patrick Semansky)

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[Image]Police officers from U.S. Army Fort George G. Meade walk outside the base gates to talk with journalists and demonstrators protesting in supprt of U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning December 18, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty

[Image]Supporters of U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning, an Army intelligence analyst, hold vigil outside the gates of U.S. Army Fort George G. Meade where Manning’s Article 32 preliminary hearing will begin December 18, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]A helicopter from the Anne Arundel County Sheriff’s Office circles above supporters of U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning, an Army intelligence analyst, as they hold vigil outside the gates of U.S. Army Fort George G. Meade, where Manning’s Article 32 preliminary hearing is being held, December 18, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]A military personnel directs a group of people outside the courthouse at Fort Meade, Maryland during the U.S. vs Private Bradley E. Manning Article 32 hearing December 16, 2011. An Army intelligence analyst suspected in the biggest leak of classified U.S. documents in history makes his first court appearance on Friday accused of multiple charges including aiding the enemy, which could bring life imprisonment. Reuters
[Image]Supporters of U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning, an Army intelligence analyst, hold vigil outside the gates of U.S. Army Fort George G. Meade where Manning’s Article 32 preliminary hearing will begin December 18, 2011 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Manning is accused of disclosing more than 260,000 diplomatic cables, more than 90,000 intelligence reports on the war in Afghanistan and one video of a military helicopter attack to WikiLeaks, a Web site dedicated to publishing secret documents. Getty
[Image]Journalists stand outside the courthouse at Fort Meade, Maryland during the U.S. vs Private Bradley E. Manning Article 32 hearing December 16, 2011. An Army intelligence analyst suspected in the biggest leak of classified U.S. documents in history makes his first court appearance on Friday accused of multiple charges including aiding the enemy, which could bring life imprisonment. Reuters
[Image]David E. Coombs, attorney for Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, leaves a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md. , Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, during a recess in a military hearing that will determine if Manning should face court-martial for his alleged role in the WikiLeaks classified leaks case. Manning is suspected of being the source in one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in U.S. history.

TOP – SECRET – (U//FOUO) U.S. Marine Corps Afghan Drone Operations in Regional Command Southwest (RC (SW))

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(U) Purpose: To inform Deputy Commandants (DCs) Aviation, Combat Development and Integration (CD&I), Plans, Policies, and Operations (PP&O), Installations and Logistics (I&L), Commanding General (CG), Training and Education Command (TECOM), Director of Intelligence, operating forces, and others on results of a Marine Corps Center for Lessons Learned (MCCLL) collection conducted April – May 2011 to document lessons and observations regarding unmanned aerial systems (UAS) operations in support of Regional Command Southwest (RC (SW)) during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF).

Bottom Line up Front

(U//FOUO) The RQ-7B Shadow UAS employed by the Marine Corps is a U. S. Army program of record. Because it is an Army program the Shadow has very high frequency (VHF) but no ultra-high frequency (UHF) retransmission capability. UHF is the primary means of communication between key elements of the Marine air command and control system (MACCS), airborne Marine Corps aviation assets, and Marine joint terminal attack controllers (JTAC) and forward air controllers (FAC). Developing a UHF retransmission capability for an organic USMC UAS was regarded as a primary need.

(U//FOUO) USMC units were dependent on joint assets for armed UAS missions and competed with virtually every other combat unit in OEF to schedule armed UAS sorties. Developing an organic armed USMC UAS was regarded as a priority.

(U//FOUO) Third Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW) Forward (Fwd) conceived and initiated a staff organization called the Marine air ground task force (MAGTF) Aerial Reconnaissance Coordination Cell (MARCC). The intent of the MARCC was to ensure that all aviation combat element (ACE) intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities, manned and unmanned, were coordinated and employed to maximum effectiveness.

(U//FOUO) The establishment of the MARCC initially generated operational friction between the RC (SW) ACE and the ground combat element (GCE). The ACE regarded the MARCC as a more efficient means of conducting command and control of ACE assets. However, the GCE had been accustomed to a greater degree of autonomy in employing UASs and perceived the establishment of the MARCC as an impediment to responsiveness and their ability to dynamically retask UASs as desired.

(U//FOUO) As the ground scheme of maneuver evolved, establishing and supporting UAS “hubs” and “spokes” in proximity to ground forces posed a significant challenge to 3d MAW (Fwd) planners. [MCCLL Note: A hub is a UAS airfield base of operations used to launch and recover UASs and a spoke is a scalable outlying UAS control site supported by the hub.] In addition to requiring facilities suitable for the launch, recovery, and maintenance of UASs, a key consideration was the appropriate manning of each hub and spoke. A significant limiting factor in the MAW’s ability to establish hubs and spokes was a lack of trained intelligence analysts, UAS mission commanders, and maintenance personnel (this included contract maintenance support for the ScanEagle UAS due to contractor habitability mandates subject to that contract).

(U//FOUO) The volume of UAS sorties and their importance to the MAGTF is expected to increase in the future, including the development of a logistics support UAS and a new small tactical unmanned aerial system (STUAS). This has generated a need to determine where UAS assets would best be located within the ACE of the MAGTF. The Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron ONE and TWO (VMU-1 / VMU-2) commanding officers believed they should be located within a Marine aircraft group (MAG) just as all USMC aviation squadrons. [MCCLL Note: The VMUs are located within the Marine air control group (MACG) in garrison. During OEF deployment the VMUs were located directly within the MAW (Fwd) because there were no deployed MAGs and the MACG was composed of a small detachment.]

Key Points:

(U//FOUO) The MARCC worked to incorporate all ACE ISR capabilities into overall ISR planning done by RC (SW), advised RC (SW) planners and leaders on which aviation assets could best fill ISR requirements and requests, ensured air tasking order (ATO) development included the RC (SW) commander’s prioritization for tasking of ISR assets, streamlined information flow regarding these assets in order to build situational awareness throughout the MACCS, and facilitated the dynamic retasking of ISR platforms as necessary.

(U//FOUO) VMU-1 established a “hot weather schedule” during the summer months due to temperatures that could reach as high as 135 degrees Fahrenheit on the runway. This extreme heat could cause the Shadow’s wings to swell and vent fuel. However, the ScanEagle did not have this significant a problem with the heat and has longer endurance, so, the VMU scheduled ScanEagle sorties earlier in the day but still sufficient to cover the hottest time of day and Shadow sorties in the morning or evening. This enabled the VMU to maintain coverage throughout the fly-day. VMU-1 also erected a large area maintenance shelter for aircraft maintenance (LAMS-A) in order to keep aircraft and personnel out of the heat.

(U//FOUO) UAS technologies and capabilities continue to be developed and fielded. Training and education of UAS users, including unit air officers, intelligence officers, FACs, JTACs, and joint fires observers (JFO), regarding new capabilities and how best to employ UASs is vital. In order to support this, sufficient UAS assets must be made available during pre-deployment training.

(U//FOUO) The Marine Corps has recently fielded the Satellite Wide-Area Network version 2 (SWANv2) that will be included in the VMU organic table of equipment. Unlike the Digital Video Broadcasting Return Channel via Satellite (DVB-RCS) system currently being used, SWANv2 is a Marine Corps program of record that will enable the VMUs to disseminate full-motion video (FMV) signals more effectively.

(U//FOUO) In July, 2010, a contract was awarded to Boeing subsidiary Insitu, Inc. for development and production of the STUAS. STUAS will be used by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps to provide persistent maritime and land-based tactical reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition (RSTA) data collection and dissemination. Unlike the current ScanEagle and Shadow UASs, STUAS will have a UHF retransmission capability and the modularity to carry “plug-and-play” mission payloads such as hyper-spectral imaging sensors, synthetic aperture radar sensors, and potentially small precision-guided munitions (PGM) among others.

(U//FOUO) The establishment of the MARCC initially created the perception within the GCE of two separate procedures for requesting UAS support – one procedure for requesting organic support and a different procedure for requesting joint support. However, the 3d MAW (Fwd) Future Operations Officer said that, the team that developed the MARCC specifically avoided creating any new procedures for the end users.

(U//FOUO) The MARCC officer-in-charge (OIC) developed a comprehensive kneeboard card that had information regarding all of the unmanned assets that were going to be airborne during a particular fly-day. This provided aircrew with situational awareness that was critical to safety of flight and helped reduce the chance of mid-air collisions. The kneeboard card also provided time, location, and contact frequency information that could be used to more effectively and efficiently employ or retask UASs.

(U//FOUO) The RC (SW) ISR officer noted that they were building a “collection strategy playbook” that would describe different tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) that have proved successful in integrating different intelligence collections effects. For example: layering ground-moving-target-indicator data with dismounted-moving-target-indicator assets (two different kinds of radar) and integrating those with a wide-area surveillance sensor (such as a UAS, Ground Based Operational Surveillance System (GBOSS), or Aerostat balloon) in support of real-time operations.

(U//FOUO) The fact that there is no primary military occupational specialty (MOS) designator for UAS officers degraded the ability of the VMUs to retain corporate knowledge and experience within the UAS community. Instead, officers were assigned to VMUs for 18 – 24 month tours of duty, a substantial portion of which was spent in training, and usually never returned to the UAS community after transferring out.

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CONFIDENTIAL – Amazon Location Tracking and Future Destination Prediction Patent

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This patent was submitted by Amazon on December 6, 2011. It describes a method of tracking individuals through mobile phone GPS location data and then using the information to predict future shopping destinations to present more specifically targeted advertising.

Mobile device users may be tracked either via mobile-signal triangulation or via Global Positioning Satellite information. A mobile device user’s recent movements may be analyzed to determine trails or traffic patterns for device user among various locations. Mobile device trail information, either for an individual user or aggregated for multiple users, may be analyzed to determine a next destination for the user. Electronic advertising content, such as advertisements, coupons and/or other communications, associated with the next destination may be sent to an electronic device likely to be viewed by the mobile device user. Additionally, the identity of the mobile device user may be known and the advertisements or coupons may be tailored according to demographic information regarding the mobile device user. In addition, destinations may be recommended to mobile device users based on the recent locations the users have visited.

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SUMMARY

The movements of mobile device users may be detected, recorded, tracked and analyzed in order to direct advertising content to the mobile device users based on the users’ predicted destinations. For example, location dependent advertising content may be provided to mobile device users based on a current and/or predicted location that the mobile device user is likely to visit. In some embodiments, mobile device users’ current and past travel patterns may be analyzed to determine a predicted next destination. For instance, by analyzing the recent movements of a mobile device user among stores in a shopping mall, it may be determined that a particular store is a predicted next destination for the mobile device user. Thus, advertising content for the predicted destination, such as coupons, may be sent to the mobile device user.

In some embodiments, a mobile device user’s travel or traffic patterns (e.g., a set of locations and the order in which those location are visited) may be analyzed to predict a next likely location or destination. Various types of advertising content, such as electronic coupons, and other advertisements may be directed to the mobile device user based on the predicted destination. For example, a mobile device user may be tracked as she shops at various stores in a shopping mall. Based on the stores she has recently visited, a traffic pattern analysis system may determine a next most likely store or other destination that the mobile device user may visit. The system may then send advertisements, coupons, or other commercial communication to the user’s mobile device or to another electronic display device, such as to offer a discount or other shopping benefit to the mobile device user if she visits the predicted destination.

For instance, in one embodiment, a mobile device user may be tracked as she visits several of the clothing stores in a shopping mall. Based on the type and location of the stores visited, the system may determine that she is likely to visit another clothing store in another part of the shopping mall. In response to determining a store that the mobile device user is likely to visit, the system may send advertising content, such as an electronic coupon good for 10% off any purchases made at the store that day, to the mobile device user. Thus, the mobile device user may be more likely to visit the store because of the added enticement of the discount.

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INSIDER – Congress Approves Insider Threat Detection Program to Combat Leakers

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Congress ordered the Secretary of Defense to establish an information security program for detecting “unauthorized access to, use of, or transmission of classified or controlled unclassified information.”  The provision was included by the FY2012 defense authorization act that was approved in conference this week (section 922).

The insider threat detection program, conceived as a response to WikiLeaks, is intended to “allow for centralized monitoring and detection of unauthorized activities.”  Among other things, it is supposed to employ technology solutions “to prevent the unauthorized export of information from a network or to render such information unusable in the event of the unauthorized export of such information.”

H.R. 1540, NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012, SEC. 922. INSIDER THREAT DETECTION (Federation of American Scientists):

(a) Program Required.–The Secretary of Defense shall
establish a program for information sharing protection and
insider threat mitigation for the information systems of the
Department of Defense to detect unauthorized access to, use
of, or transmission of classified or controlled unclassified
information.
(b) Elements.–The program established under subsection (a)
shall include the following:
(1) Technology solutions for deployment within the
Department of Defense that allow for centralized monitoring
and detection of unauthorized activities, including–
(A) monitoring the use of external ports and read and write
capability controls;
(B) disabling the removable media ports of computers
physically or electronically;
(C) electronic auditing and reporting of unusual and
unauthorized user activities;
(D) using data-loss prevention and data-rights management
technology to prevent the unauthorized export of information
from a network or to render such information unusable in the
event of the unauthorized export of such information;
(E) a roles-based access certification system;
(F) cross-domain guards for transfers of information
between different networks; and
(G) patch management for software and security updates.
(2) Policies and procedures to support such program,
including special consideration for policies and procedures
related to international and interagency partners and
activities in support of ongoing operations in areas of
hostilities.
(3) A governance structure and process that integrates
information security and sharing technologies with the
policies and procedures referred to in paragraph (2). Such
structure and process shall include–
(A) coordination with the existing security clearance and
suitability review process;
(B) coordination of existing anomaly detection techniques,
including those used in counterintelligence investigation or
personnel screening activities; and
(C) updating and expediting of the classification review
and marking process.
(4) A continuing analysis of–
(A) gaps in security measures under the program; and
(B) technology, policies, and processes needed to increase
the capability of the program beyond the initially
established full operating capability to address such gaps.
(5) A baseline analysis framework that includes measures of
performance and effectiveness.
(6) A plan for how to ensure related security measures are
put in place for other departments or agencies with access to
Department of Defense networks.
(7) A plan for enforcement to ensure that the program is
being applied and implemented on a uniform and consistent
basis.
(c) Operating Capability.–The Secretary shall ensure the
program established under subsection (a)–
(1) achieves initial operating capability not later than
October 1, 2012; and
(2) achieves full operating capability not later than
October 1, 2013.
(d) Report.–Not later than 90 days after the date of the
enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall submit to the
congressional defense committees a report that includes–
(1) the implementation plan for the program established
under subsection (a);
(2) the resources required to implement the program;
(3) specific efforts to ensure that implementation does not
negatively impact activities in support of ongoing operations
in areas of hostilities;
(4) a definition of the capabilities that will be achieved
at initial operating capability and full operating
capability, respectively; and
(5) a description of any other issues related to such
implementation that the Secretary considers appropriate.
(e) Briefing Requirement.–The Secretary shall provide
briefings to the Committees on Armed Services of the House of
Representatives and the Senate as follows:
(1) Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment
of this Act, a briefing describing the governance structure
referred to in subsection (b)(3).
(2) Not later than 120 days after the date of the enactment
of this Act, a briefing detailing the inventory and status of
technology solutions deployment referred to in subsection
(b)(1), including an identification of the total number of
host platforms planned for such deployment, the current
number of host platforms that provide appropriate security,
and the funding and timeline for remaining deployment.
(3) Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment
of this Act, a briefing detailing the policies and procedures
referred to in subsection (b)(2), including an assessment of
the effectiveness of such policies and procedures and an
assessment of the potential impact of such policies and
procedures on information sharing within the Department of
Defense and with interagency and international partners.
(f) Budget Submission.–On the date on which the President
submits to Congress the budget under section 1105 of title
31, United States Code, for each of fiscal years 2014 through
2019, the Secretary of Defense shall submit to the
congressional defense committees an identification of the
resources requested in such budget to carry out the program
established under subsection (a).

STUDY- U.S. Corporate Executives Received a Pay Raise of 27-40% Last Year

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Chief executive pay has roared back after two years of stagnation and decline. America’s top bosses enjoyed pay hikes of between 27 and 40% last year, according to the largest survey of US CEO pay. The dramatic bounceback comes as the latest government figures show wages for the majority of Americans are failing to keep up with inflation.

America’s highest paid executive took home more than $145.2m, and as stock prices recovered across the board, the median value of bosses’ profits on stock options rose 70% in 2010, from $950,400 to $1.3m. The news comes against the backdrop of an Occupy Wall Street movement that has focused Washington’s attention on the pay packages of America’s highest paid.

The Guardian’s exclusive first look at the CEO pay survey from corporate governance group GMI Ratings will further fuel debate about America’s widening income gap. The survey, the most extensive in the US, covered 2,647 companies, and offers a comprehensive assessment of all the data now available relating to 2010 pay.

Last year’s survey, covering 2009, found pay rates were broadly flat following a decline in wages the year before. Base salaries in 2009 showed a median increase of around 2%, and annual cash compensation increased just over 1.5%. The troubled stock markets took their toll, and added together CEO pay declined for the third year, though the decrease was marginal, less than three-tenths of a percent. The decline in the wider economy in 2007, 2008 and 2009 far outstripped the decline in CEO pay.

This year’s survey shows CEO pay packages have boomed: the top 10 earners took home more than $770m between them in 2010. As stock prices began to recover last year, the increase in CEO pay outstripped the rise in share value. The Russell 3000 measure of US stock prices was up by 16.93% in 2010, but CEO pay went up by 27.19% overall. For S&P 500 CEOs, the largest companies in the sample, total realised compensation – including perks and pensions and stock awards – increased by a median of 36.47%. Total pay at midcap companies, which are slightly smaller than the top firms, rose 40.2%.

 

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TOP-SECRET – U.S. Treasury Strategic Direction Fiscal Years 2009-2011

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The Intelligence Authorization Act of Fiscal Year 2004 created the Treasury Department’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis (OIA) and made it responsible for the receipt, analysis, collation, and dissemination of intelligence related to the operation and responsibilities of the Treasury Department. OIA was created to support the formulation of policy and the execution of Treasury authorities by providing expert analysis and intelligence production on financial and other support networks for terrorist groups, proliferators, and other key national security threats. In addition, OIA was charged with providing timely, accurate, and focused intelligence on the full range of economic, political, and security issues. On April 28, 2004, the Secretary of the Treasury established the Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence (TFI), which includes OIA, the Office of Terrorist Finance and Financial Crimes (TFFC), the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and the Treasury Executive Office for Asset Forfeiture (TEOAF). TFI brings a wide range of intelligence and enforcement authorities together under a single umbrella to strategically target a number of threats. Since its creation in 2004, OIA has accomplished a great deal in the course of meeting ever growing demands from its customers. In its first year of operation, OIA focused on establishing a current intelligence process to meet the day-to-day information needs of decision makers in the Department, while also supporting the intelligence needs of the designation process under EO 13224.

• In 2005, President Bush signed EO 13382 aimed at freezing the assets of proliferators of weapons of mass destruction and their supporters; OIA expanded its analytic efforts in order to support implementation of the EO.

• In 2006, OIA enhanced its strategic analytic capability and began producing allsource intelligence assessments on terrorist finance and rogue state proliferation networks that leveraged Treasury’s unique expertise and perspective.

• In 2007, OIA expanded the breadth and depth of its analytic cadre to meet increased demand from policymakers.

• In 2008, OIA initiated a research program to examine the systemic issues behind the financing of national security threats, such as cash courier networks, informal remittance systems, and terrorist use of the Internet.

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ADDRESSING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL NETWORK:
A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO FINANCIAL
INTELLIGENCE

Building on its accomplishments of the past several years, OIA plans to launch a comprehensive approach to financial intelligence that will allow us to better confront national security challenges by strengthening our understanding of the global financial network. The global financial network encompasses four areas: the financial underpinnings of national security threats, our adversaries’ financial vulnerabilities, the impact of targeted financial measures, and threats to international financial stability.

1. Assess Financial Underpinnings of National Security Threats: Terrorists, WMD proliferators, rogue states, and other nefarious actors require financial resources to support their activities. Without ready access to such resources, these actors are unable to indoctrinate, recruit, and train personnel; buy weapons, technology, and equipment; circulate propaganda; bribe officials; support the global networks of operatives essential to their existence; or launch attacks. The flow of funds to activities that threaten national security may not be shut off completely, but impeding the activities of these networks makes operating costlier, harder, and riskier for these threats.

2. Identify Adversaries’ Financial Vulnerabilities: The US Government is relying more heavily on targeted financial measures aimed at specific actors engaged in illicit conduct, as opposed to broad-based economic sanctions. Targeted financial measures allow decision makers to apply financial pressure and isolate terrorists, proliferators, and others whose goal is to undermine US security. They also allow US leaders to take punitive action against threats without resorting to military force. Applying targeted financial measures effectively, however, requires indepth knowledge of an adversary’s economic or financial well-being: its strengths, weaknesses, connectivity to global markets, and key dependencies.

3. Evaluate the Impact of Targeted Financial Measures: As targeted financial measures become an increasingly important policy tool, measuring their effectiveness is imperative. This area of inquiry involves questions such as: What impact have the measures had on the target’s economy and financial system? How is the target reacting? Are the measures having the desired effect on the target’s behavior? What steps is the target taking to evade or avoid the measures? Moreover, have the measures had any unintended consequences or caused any collateral damage?

4. Monitor Threats to International Financial Stability: The US financial system and the economic well-being of every American are inexorably linked to the health and stability of the international financial system. Globalization and convergence in the world economy only underscore this fact. Identifying threats to the global financial system’s integrity and to sustainable growth and development therefore is essential to America’s own security.

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TOP-SECRET from the Worldbank – Interim Strategy Note for the Republic of Iraq 2009-2011

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INTERIM STRATEGY NOTE FOR IRAQ (FY09-FY11)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

i. Recent positive developments suggest that Iraq has made important progress towards political and economic stabilization, although the situation remains fragile and reversible. Recent months have seen a sharp decline in incidents of violence, especially in the Baghdad area, and a corresponding decrease in the rate of internal displacement of the population. This reflects improved security as well as successful initial steps towards political reconciliation. Macroeconomic performance has also improved although growth has been volatile.

ii. The Government is signaling its commitment to reform and reconstruction, indicating that continued engagement with Iraq may produce further concrete results. The Government has succeeded in sharply reducing inflation and containing recurrent spending, while increasing capital expenditures to accelerate the recovery process. In addition, the machinery of government is slowly reviving as Iraq emerges from conflict. A more proactive and confident government is likely to devote more attention to the economy. Finally, high oil prices and – to a lesser extent – an increase in production produced an estimated US$70 billion of revenues in 2008, although a deterioration in Iraq’s fiscal balance is expected during part of the ISN period in view of
the recent declining trend in oil prices.

iii. However, results from past and ongoing reform efforts remain far from meeting the needs and expectations of the Iraqi people. Unemployment remains extremely high and access to basic services severely limited. Electricity supply is unreliable and is far exceeded by demand; access to clean water and sanitation is the lowest in the Region. Recent improvements in access to education and health services have not yet translated into significant welfare gains on the part of the people of Iraq.

iv. Iraq is resource rich and has benefited from a substantial increase in oil revenues over the past few years. At the same time, it is still subject to conflict, insecurity, political instability and revenue volatility. These features highlight Iraq’s uniqueness. As a conflict-affected, IBRD-eligible middle-income country, Iraq is clearly not the typical aid-dependent post-conflict country. The main challenge for the country – in addition to security and political stability – is to mobilize and effectively use its own
vast resources to improve the welfare of the Iraqi people and rebuild its infrastructure. The main role for the international community, including the World Bank Group, is therefore to help Iraq use its own resources more effectively.

v. Working in Iraq has been very challenging for the Bank Group and other donors. While some notable successes have been achieved, the effectiveness of assistance has been hampered by issues related to both the country’s operating environment and the approach followed by the donors. Operating environment issues – which also affect the Government’s ability to execute its own investment budget – include: the fragile political and security situation; the unstable policy and institutional environment; the Government’s weakened institutional capacity, and weaknesses in Iraq’s banking system. Issues related to the approach of the Bank to Iraq include the selectivity of assistance as well as business processes and fiduciary arrangements which have been unfamiliar to Iraqi counterparts and are challenging for Ministries with limited capacity.

vi. The design of this third Interim Strategy Note benefited from a stocktaking of the Bank Group’s engagement with Iraq to date. The goal of the stocktaking exercise was to identify the key bottlenecks for the implementation of the previous ISNs and extract lessons for this ISN. This exercise informed the design of this ISN: (i) the continuing centrality of institution building; (ii) the critical importance of interest and engagement on the part of ministries and implementing agencies; (iii) the need for increased selectivity in terms of the ability to identify and seize opportunities as they arise to achieve concrete results; (iv) the need to focus on reform efforts that do not overtax Iraq’s existing capacity and that more clearly reflect the country’s current political and security situation; and (v) the need for increased flexibility in the design and programming of Bank assistance and for experimentation with alternative implementation arrangements for the Bank’s assistance program for Iraq.

vii. The ISN also benefited from extensive consultations with the Government of Iraq, the donor community, and other stakeholders, including representatives from private sector and civil society organizations. These consultations were extremely helpful in identifying the country priorities, defining promising engagement arrangements to maximize Bank assistance results, and highlighting the centrality of donor coordination. Some of the main priority areas identified during the consultations include:

(i) public financial management; (ii) banking sector reform; (iii) support to planning processes and strategy design (not only at the central level, but also at the sectoral and provincial levels); (iv) private sector development; and (v) energy and services.

viii. Given Iraq’s unique characteristic of a well resource endowed Middle Income Country (MIC) with a fragile environment, this ISN is proposed for a longer time horizon than the typical ISN. The time horizon for this ISN is proposed to be from mid-FY09 through FY11, to be updated to a full Country Assistance Strategy if and when circumstances allow. This interim strategy contains lessons and principles of engagement. The work program beyond FY09 would be kept up to date through Annual Business Planning, jointly with the Iraqi Government to ensure it meets the evolving needs of the Government as well as evolving opportunities for engagement.

ix. The central guiding principle of this ISN is that Iraq is well-endowed with natural and financial resources, and that the main role for the World Bank in this context is to help Iraq use its resources more effectively and transparently. This principle impacts both the form and the content of the proposed work program for the next two years. However, it needs to be tempered by recent developments in the global economy and their impact on Iraq’s projected oil revenues for the next few years and its increasing need for external financing in the short-to-medium term. Hence, this ISN anticipates IBRD financial support as requested by the Iraqi authorities.

x. Regarding the form of the assistance, the main instruments of Bank Group support under this ISN include: (i) operational support to accelerate implementation of the current portfolio, totaling about US$1 billion; (ii) advisory services in selected sectors and areas; (iii) IBRD financial support in priority sectors to be selected on the basis of funding needs and implementation capacity; (iv) IFC investment and advisory services products; and (v) MIGA’s political risk guarantee products. Under this ISN, an IBRD envelope of US$500 million can be committed for investments projects over FY09-11. The Bank is currently administering 16 active grants funded from the Iraq Trust Fund, totaling US$471.6 million to provide textbooks, schools, health clinics, improved social safety nets, water supply and sanitation, irrigation and drainage, and a comprehensive household survey. The ongoing IDA portfolio consists of five projects, worth US$508.5 million, in the areas of education, roads, electricity, and water supply. IFC will support PSD through prioritized investments and advisory services in key sectors. The Bank’s Analytical and Advisory Activities (AAA) program will support the Government in its efforts to enhance its ability to effectively use its oil revenues to the benefit of the Iraqi people. Key analytical work undertaken since re-engagement in 2003 includes a study on subnational public financial management (2007), a joint IFC/IBRD Construction Industry study (2008), a Country Economic Memorandum (2006), a pension reform study (2005), a report on Iraq’s Public Distribution System (2005), an investment climate report (2004), and a study on stateowned
enterprise reform (2004). The Government has also expressed interest in borrowing from IBRD as the need arises, increasing IFC support, and getting MIGA guarantees that could leverage private financing. Other instruments include the State and Peace Building Fund, and possibly, Treasury services.

xi. With respect to the content of the assistance, activities under this ISN will fall under at least one of three thematic areas of engagement: (i) continuing to support ongoing reconstruction and socio-economic recovery; (ii) improving governance and the
management of public resources, including human, natural and financial; and (iii) supporting policies and institutions that promote broad-based, private-sector-led growth, with the goal of revitalizing the private sector and facilitating job creation. IFC and MIGA will play a key role particularly (but not exclusively) with respect to the third thematic area. New activities under the ISN will be chosen on the basis of criteria for selectivity reflecting opportunities to achieve concrete results on the ground.

xii. The three thematic areas are closely linked with the key goals of the International Compact with Iraq. The first ISN theme responds to the goals of the International Compact with Iraq (ICI) which are related to Iraq’s reconstruction and recovery efforts, including strengthening the energy sector and developing a stable, competitive and sustainable agriculture. The second ISN theme responds to the ICI goals of improving public financial management as well as strengthening institutions and improving governance. The third ISN theme responds to the ICI goals of implementing economic reform to create an enabling environment for private investments as a driver for broad-based growth.

xiii. To achieve tangible results in a relatively short term, the Bank Group will place a renewed emphasis on how this ISN will be implemented. Building on lessons learned from the implementation of the previous Interim Strategy Notes and the various
consultations held, this ISN will aim to: (a) enhance the effectiveness of instittion building and analytical and advisory activities; (b) strengthen the implementation of the current portfolio; (c) introduce more flexibility in the Bank Group’s programming and ability to experiment with alternative implementation arrangements; and (d) foster donor coordination. For planning purposes, this ISN is based on the assumption that progress in the security situation over the next two to three years would continue to be slow and incremental, with a risk of reversal.

xiv. Risks. There are high risks to the World Bank Group’s program in Iraq. The most important risk pertains to the political and security situation, which remains fragile, as does the country’s operating environment. To mitigate this risk, the strategy emphasizes flexibility, and the Bank will adjust its activities as appropriate. Given the current limitations on mobility within the country, maintaining a vibrant dialogue with counterparts on issues of policy reform as well as implementation, and ensuring adherence to core fiduciary and safeguard requirements will remain challenging. These risks are substantial despite the Bank’s mitigating measures, which include capacity building, local oversight capacity, and prudent financial management procedures.

 

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FBI – Three Maryland Men Indicted for Alleged Pension Plan Fraud

ALEXANDRIA, VA—Three Maryland men have been indicted for engaging in a scheme to steal nearly $10 million from Vienna-based Southern Management Corporation’s employee pension plan.

Neil H. MacBride, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, and James W. McJunkin, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office, made the announcement.

Robert Fulton Rood IV, 44, of Potomac, Md., Nikolaos M. Hepler, 31, of Gaithersburg, Md., and Lloyd M. Mallory, Jr., 49, of Silver Spring, Md., were charged in a 16-count indictment of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud and theft from an employee benefit plan. If convicted, each defendant faces a maximum penalty of 20 years on the conspiracy and each wire fraud count and five years in prison on each theft count.

According to the indictment, Rood conceived and led a scheme to defraud Southern Management Corporation Retirement Trust (“SMCRT”), a pension plan established by SMC for its employees. As of December 31, 2010, the plan’s assets were over $30 million, and prior to April 2006 SMCRT generally managed its own investments, which included short term (one year), high interest loans to real estate developers.

The indictment alleges that in April 2006, Rood persuaded SMC’s President and CEO to let Rood locate borrowers, negotiate loans to them, prepare the loan agreements, promissory notes and trust deeds and present loan application packages to the SMCRT loan committee, which would decide whether to purchase the proposed loans. If the committee decided to do so, it would wire the money to purchase the loan to a settlement company designated by Rood. Rood would use the money from SMCRT to fund the loan and would obtain from the borrower an executed loan agreement, promissory note and trust deed, which he would assign to SMCRT. In most cases, the borrowers were not aware of SMCRT’s involvement in the process.

Rood allegedly represented to both SMCRT and the borrowers that he would set up escrow accounts for the payment of interest to SMCRT and for construction payments to the borrowers. Instead, the indictment alleges that the moneys from all the loans were co-mingled into Rood’s principal bank account. When the project was finished and sold, the borrower was to pay back the amount borrowed to SMCRT.

From April 2006 to around October 2007, Rood allegedly sold to SMCRT approximately 32 mortgage loans that he had originated, of which 24 went into default after they were funded by SMCRT. According to the indictment, one loan, referred to as the “K Street” loan, never closed because the title company was unable to clear title to the property, and Rood is accused of simply keeping the money that SMCRT paid him to purchase the loan. Two other loans referenced in the indictment—the “Eastern Shore” and “Accom” loans—involved SMCRT loans that the borrowers refinanced with different lenders and sent their payoffs to Rood, who allegedly kept the payoff monies. In each case, Rood, assisted by Nikolaos M. Hepler, his employee, is accused of misrepresenting to SMCRT that the loans were in place and performing satisfactorily, including Rood’s making of the monthly interest payments to SMCRT on the nonexistent loans.

The indictment states that SMCRT requested an independent review of Rood’s accounts, and in February 2008, Rood engaged Mallory to perform a review of the loans, loans, disbursements and escrows. The accountant allegedly issued a report which falsely showed the status of the loans and the funds held by Rood.

This case was investigated by FBI’s Washington Field Office. Assistant United States Attorneys Michael E. Rich and Uzo Asonye are prosecuting the case on behalf of the United States.

Criminal indictments are only charges and not evidence of guilt. A defendant is presumed to be innocent until and unless proven guilty.

A copy of this press release may be found on the website of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia at http://www.justice.gov/usao/vae. Related court documents and information may be found on the website of the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia at http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov or on https://pcl.uscourts.gov.

FAZ über die Wirtschaftskriminellen der “GoMoPa”

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TOP-SECRET – (U//FOUO) U.S. Army Guide to Political Groups in Afghanistan

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  • Most political groupings in Afghanistan are based on alliances that were formed during the military struggles of 1979-2002
    • Many have connections with ex-Mujahideen factions
  • During the 2005 presidential election, since parties‟ identification was not allowed for candidates, party based coalition could not function in parliament
    • In the 2009 presidential election, political parties could support a candidate who was a member
  • In Afghanistan, political parties are seen as controversial and are not seen as a potential positive force by the government or the public
  • The Political Parties Law of 2003 requires all political parties to be registered with the Ministry of Justice and observe the precepts of Islam
    • Some 82 parties have gained such recognition as of the end 2007; but hundreds of political groups claim to be active in the country today, the majority of which have little to no political power
  • The government fears that encouraging political parties will fuel civil tensions and contribute to the existing deteriorating security
    • The government places emphasis on building national unity and preventing groups from forming in Parliament on the basis of ethnicity, language, region or any other potentially divisive factors1
  • For most parties, particularly the new or smaller ones without well known leaders, their information is not known or widely disseminated
  • There are numerous reasons why parties formed and are forming but two main raisons stand out:
    • New opportunity
  • Especially after the fall of the Taliban
    • Disputes with current leadership
  • Political groups in Afghanistan are very fluid, coalitions, fronts and political alliances form and dissolve quickly
    • Allegiances between groups shift according to the convictions of their leaders rather than by ideology
  • Individual parties split, reunify and/or rename themselves constantly, leading to confusion in party existence and names

Major Pro-government Parties

  • Islamic Society of Afghanistan (Hezb-e-Jamihat-e-Islami-e-Afghanistan)
  • Afghanistan‟s Islamic Mission Organization (Tanzim Dawat-e-Islami-e-Afghanistan)
  • Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan (Hezb-e-Wahdat-e-Afghanistan)
  • National Islamic Front of Afghanistan (Hezb-e-Mahaz-e-Mili Islami-e-Afghanistan)
  • Afghanistan National Liberation Front (Hezb-e-Tanzim Jabha Mili Nejat-e Afghanistan)
  • Afghan Social Democratic Party (Hezb-e-Afghan Melat)
  • National Movement of Afghanistan (Nahzat-e-Mili Afghanistan)

Major Opposition Parties

  • The United National Front – UNF (Jabhe-ye-Motahed-e-Mili)
  • New Afghanistan (Hezb-e-Afghanistan-e-Naween)
  • Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin – HiG
  • Party of Islam – HiK (Hezb-e-Islami)
  • Party of Islamic Unity of The People of Afghanistan (Hezb-e-Wahdat-e Islami Mardom Afghanistan)
  • National Movement of Afghanistan (Nahzat-e-Mili Afghanistan)

Other Political Parties

  • Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA)
  • Rome Group
  • Freedom Party of Afghanistan(Hezb-e Azadee-e-Afghanistan)
  • The National Understanding Front-NUF (Jabahai Tafahim Millie)
  • National Youth Union of Afghanistan (Hezb-e Hambastagi-yi Milli-yi Jawanan-i Afghanistan)

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Video – Syrian Officers Had Shoot-to-kill Orders

The group Human Rights Watch has named Syrian commanders and officials who it says authorized or ordered the killing or torture of anti-government protesters. HRW put the name of Syrian President Bashar Assad on the list.

TOP-SECRET from the FBI – Lawyer for Preeminent Firms Pleads Guilty in $37 Million Insider Trading Scheme

A corporate lawyer who previously worked at four prominent international law firms admitted today to participating in an insider trading scheme that lasted for 17 years, relied on information he stole from his law firms and their clients, and netted more than $37 million in illicit profits, U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Paul J. Fishman announced.

Matthew Kluger, 50, of Oakton, Va., pleaded guilty to all four counts charged in the information against him: conspiracy to commit securities fraud, securities fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering and obstruction of justice. Kluger entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge Katharine S. Hayden in Newark federal court.

“Not only did Matthew Kluger defraud the investing public, he betrayed the colleagues and clients who depended on his confidentiality in some of the biggest deals of the last decade,” said U.S. Attorney Fishman. “In order to be confident in our markets, investors must have comfort that those with inside information won’t abuse positions of trust for personal gain.”

“In this time of economic uncertainty, securities fraud remains a top investigative priority for the FBI,” said Michael B. Ward, special agent in charge of the Newark Division of the FBI. “Millions of investors have entrusted their life savings to the integrity of the financial markets and the belief of a level playing field. Insider trading, such as the conduct attributable to Matthew Kluger, corrupts the process and tilts the playing field in favor of those privileged few with access to information not available to the public, and at the expense of unsuspecting and unknowing investors.”

According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:

Kluger and two co-conspirators—Garrett D. Bauer, 44, of New York, and Kenneth Robinson, 45, of Long Beach, N.Y.,—engaged in an insider trading scheme that began in 1994. Kluger admitted that he passed inside information to Bauer and Robinson that the men used to trade ahead of more than 30 different corporate transactions.

During the scheme, Kluger worked at four of the nation’s premier mergers and acquisitions law firms. From 1994 to 1997, he worked first as a summer associate and later as a corporate associate at Cravath Swaine & Moore in New York. From 1998 to 2001, he worked at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in New York and Palo Alto, Calif., as an associate in their corporate department. From 2001 to 2002, Kluger worked as a corporate associate at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP in New York. From Dec. 5, 2005, to March 11, 2011, Kluger worked at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati as a senior associate in the mergers & acquisitions department of the firm’s Washington, D.C., office.

While at the firms, Kluger regularly stole and disclosed to Robinson material, nonpublic information regarding anticipated corporate mergers and acquisitions on which his firms were working. Early in the scheme, Kluger disclosed information relating to deals on which he personally worked. As the scheme developed, and in an effort to avoid law enforcement detection, Kluger took information which he found primarily by viewing documents on his firms’ computer systems.

Kluger admitted that once he provided the inside information to Robinson, Robinson passed it to Bauer. Bauer then purchased shares for himself, Kluger and Robinson in Bauer’s trading accounts, then sold them once the relevant deal was publicly announced and the stock price rose. Bauer gave Robinson and Kluger their shares of the illicit profits in cash—often tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars per deal—that Bauer withdrew in multiple transactions from ATM machines.

The three conspirators took greater efforts to prevent detection of their insider trading scheme after Kluger joined Wilson Sonsini. Among other techniques, they used pay phones and prepaid cellular phones that they referred to as “throwaway phones” to discuss the scheme.

Kluger also admitted that, after Robinson told him that the FBI and (Internal Revenue Service) had searched Robinson’s house and had asked questions about the illicit scheme, Kluger destroyed multiple pieces of evidence, including an iPhone and a computer. Kluger also instructed Robinson to destroy a prepaid phone.

As part of his guilty plea, Kluger agreed to forfeit $415,000, which is the approximate amount that he obtained from recent transactions in the scheme.

The maximum potential penalties Kluger faces per count are as follows:

Count Charge Maximum Potential Penalty
1 Conspiracy to commit securities fraud Five years in prison; $250,000 fine, or twice the aggregate loss to victims or gain to the defendants
2 Securities fraud 20 years in prison; $5 million fine
3 Conspiracy to commit money laundering 20 years in prison; $500,000 fine, or twice the value of the property involved in the transaction
4 Obstruction of justice 20 years in prison; $500,000 fine

Judge Hayden scheduled Kluger’s sentencing for April 9, 2012.

Bauer and Robinson have both pleaded guilty in connection with the scheme. Bauer is scheduled to be sentenced on March 13, 2011. Robinson is scheduled to be sentenced on March 6, 2012.

U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Ward in Newark, for the investigation. He also thanked special agents of the IRS, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Victor W. Lessoff, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Market Abuse Unit and Philadelphia Regional Office, under the direction of Daniel M. Hawke.

The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Matthew E. Beck of the U.S. Attorney’s Office Economic Crimes Unit; Judith H. Germano, Chief of the Economic Crimes Unit; and Lakshmi Srinivasan Herman of the office’s Asset Forfeiture Unit in Newark.

This case was brought in coordination with President Barack Obama’s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force. President Obama established the interagency Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force to wage an aggressive, coordinated, and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. The task force includes representatives from a broad range of federal agencies, regulatory authorities, inspectors general, and state and local law enforcement who, working together, bring to bear a powerful array of criminal and civil enforcement resources. The task force is working to improve efforts across the federal executive branch, and with state and local partners, to investigate and prosecute significant financial crimes, ensure just and effective punishment for those who perpetrate financial crimes, combat discrimination in the lending and financial markets, and recover proceeds for victims of financial crimes.

CONFIDENTIAL – DARPA Wants to Make $500 Million Space-Based Spy Telescope

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If the U.S. military wants live video of a missile launcher vehicle halfway around the world, it must rely on spy planes or drones in danger of being shot down. Tomorrow, the Pentagon wants space telescopes hovering in geosynchronous orbit that could take real-time images or live video of any spot on Earth.Contrary to Hollywood’s ideas, today’s spy satellites that orbit the Earth at fast speeds and relatively lower altitudes can only snap photos for the U.S. military and intelligence agencies. Taking live video of a single location would require satellites to hover by matching the Earth’s rotation in geosynchronous orbit about 22,000 miles (36,000 kilometers) high — but creating and launching a space telescope with the huge optics arrays capable of seeing ground details from such high orbit has proven difficult.

As a solution, DARPA — the Pentagon’s research arm — envisions a lightweight optics array made of flexible membrane that could deploy in space. Ball Aerospace has just completed an early proof-of-concept review as part of a DARPA contract worth almost $37 million.

“The use of membrane optics is an unprecedented approach to building large aperture telescopes,” said David Taylor, president and chief executive officer of Ball Aerospace in Boulder, Colo.

DARPA eventually wants a space telescope with a collection aperture (light-collecting power) of almost 66 feet (20 meters) in diameter. By comparison, NASA’s next-generation James Webb Space Telescope is designed to have an aperture of 21 feet (6.5 m).

Such a telescope should be able to spot missile launcher vehicles moving at speeds of up to 60 mph on the ground, according to the DARPA contract. That would also require the image resolution to see objects less than 10 feet (3 m) long within a single image pixel.

But first, Ball Aerospace must create and test a 16-foot (5 m) telescope in the DARPA project’s second phase. Phase three would involve launching a 32-foot (10 m) telescope for flight tests in orbit.

Watching for Scuds from Space:

MOIRE is intended to demonstrate technology for persistent, tactical, full-motion video surveillance from geosynchronous orbit. After delivery to GEO, the satellite would unfurl a micron-thin diffractive-optics membrane, to form a massive segmented lens.

With a target cost of less than $500 million a copy, the objective space telescope would have a 20-meter-dia. lens. It would be able to image an area greater than 100 x 100 km with a video update rate of at least one frame a second, providing a 99% chance of detecting a Scud-class missile launch.

 

Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation:

To meet national security requirements around the world, it would be optimal to have real-time images and video of any place on earth at any time—a capability that doesn’t currently exist. Today, aircraft are used for some imagery requirements. Because of the huge quantity of aircraft needed, and because aircraft do not fly high enough to see into denied territories, spacecraft are also used for imagery requirements.

Spacecraft, however, face different challenges in providing persistent coverage.  The size (aperture) of the optics needed, and the limitations of producing and launching extremely large precision glass optics means it is infeasible to place such a system in geosynchronous earth orbit (GEO), approximately 36,000 kilometers high, where it could provide persistent coverage.MOIRE is a GEO-based system that uses a lightweight membrane optic etched with a diffractive pattern. The diffractive pattern is used to focus light on a sensor.  The MOIRE program seeks to enable the technologies required for these very large optics for space platforms. The program aims to demonstrate the manufacturability of large membranes (up to 20 meters), large structures to hold the optics flat, and also demonstrate the secondary optical elements needed to turn a diffraction-based optic into a wide bandwidth imaging device.

The MOIRE program began in March 2010 and encompasses multiple phases: Phase 1 (proof of concept), Phase 2 (system design) and an option for a Phase 3 (system demonstration). The program is currently in Phase 1 and plans to transition to Phase 2 in Fall 2011.

New – Congress Authorizes Offensive Military Action in Cyberspace

Congress has given the U.S. military a green light to conduct offensive military activities in cyberspace.

“Congress affirms that the Department of Defense has the capability, and upon direction by the President may conduct offensive operations in cyberspace to defend our Nation, allies and interests,” said the FY 2012 defense authorization act that was adopted in conference this week (section 954).

The blanket authorization for offensive cyber operations is conditional on compliance with the law of armed conflict, and the War Powers Resolution, which mandated congressional consultation in decisions to go to war.

“The conferees recognize that because of the evolving nature of cyber warfare, there is a lack of historical precedent for what constitutes traditional military activities in relation to cyber operations and that it is necessary to affirm that such operations may be conducted pursuant to the same policy, principles, and legal regimes that pertain to kinetic capabilities,” the conference report on the defense authorization act said.

“The conferees also recognize that in certain instances, the most effective way to deal with threats and protect U.S. and coalition forces is to undertake offensive military cyber activities, including where the role of the United States Government is not apparent or to be acknowledged.”

“The conferees stress that, as with any use of force, the War Powers Resolution may apply.”

This is an odd formulation which suggests that the War Powers Resolution may also not apply.  In any case, the Resolution is a weak reed that has rarely been used by Congress to constrain executive action.

According to the Congressional Research Service, “Debate continues on whether using the War Powers Resolution is effective as a means of assuring congressional participation in decisions that might get the United States involved in a significant military conflict.”

UNCENSORED News from FEMEN

Желание украинцев узнать источники их финансирования. Система оптимизации поиска Google.ua на запрос “кто финансирует” выделяет топ-тройку деятелей, чьи источники финансирования хотели бы знать украинцы. Топ-3 запроса “кто финансирует» выглядит следующим образом: первое место – FEMEN, второе – Гитлер, третье – Яценюк. Абсолютно не понятно, как малобюджетная женская организация затесалась в компанию таких финансовых монстров, как национал-социалистическая рабочая партия фюрера и Фронт Змiн Яценюка). Парадоксально, но людей больше интересует, где FEMEN  берет деньги на краски и ватманы, чем источники финансирования солдат Вермахта и школьников Яценюка.
А вот москалей интересуют масоны проплачивающие футбол и развал России.

 

TOP-SECRET-FBI-Eight Former Senior Executives and Agents of Siemens Charged in Alleged $100 Million Foreign Bribe Scheme

WASHINGTON—Eight former executives and agents of Siemens AG and its subsidiaries have been charged for allegedly engaging in a decade-long scheme to bribe senior Argentine government officials to secure, implement and enforce a $1 billion contract with the Argentine government to produce national identity cards, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara for the Southern District of New York and Ronald T. Hosko, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI, Washington Field Office’s Criminal Division.

The defendants charged in the indictment returned late yesterday are:

  • Uriel Sharef, a former member of the central executive committee of Siemens AG;
  • Herbert Steffen, a former chief executive officer of Siemens Argentina;
  • Andres Truppel, a former chief financial officer of Siemens Argentina;
  • Ulrich Bock, Stephan Signer, and Eberhard Reichert, former senior executives of Siemens Business Services (SBS); and
  • Carlos Sergi and Miguel Czysch, who served as intermediaries and agents of Siemens in the bribe scheme.

The indictment charges the defendants and their co-conspirators with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the wire fraud statute, money laundering conspiracy and wire fraud.

“Today’s indictment alleges a shocking level of deception and corruption,” said Assistant Attorney General Breuer. “The indictment charges Siemens executives, along with agents and conduits for the company, with committing to pay more than $100 million in bribes to high-level Argentine officials to win a $1 billion contract. Business should be won or lost on the merits of a company’s products and services, not the amount of bribes paid to government officials. This indictment reflects our commitment to holding individuals, as well as companies, accountable for violations of the FCPA.”

“As alleged, the defendants in this case bribed Argentine government officials in two successive administrations and paid off countless others in a successful effort to secure a billion dollar contract,” said U.S. Attorney Bharara. “When the project was terminated, they even sought to recover the profits they would have reaped from a contract that was awarded to them illegitimately in the first place. Bribery corrupts economic markets and creates an unfair playing field for law-abiding companies. It is critical that we hold individuals as well as corporations accountable for such corruption as we are doing today.”

“Backroom deals and corrupt payments to foreign officials to obtain business wear away public confidence in our global marketplace,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge Hosko of the Washington Field Office’s Criminal Division. “The investigation into this decades-long scheme serves as an example that the FBI is committed to curbing corruption and will investigate those who try to advance their businesses through foreign bribery.”

According to the indictment, the government of Argentina issued a tender for bids in 1994 to replace an existing system of manually created national identity booklets with state of the art national identity cards (the DNI project). The value of the DNI project was $1 billion. In 1998, the Argentine government awarded the DNI project to a special-purpose subsidiary of Siemens AG.

The indictment alleges that during the bidding and implementation phases of the project, the defendants and their co-conspirators caused Siemens to commit to paying nearly $100 million in bribes to sitting officials of the Argentine government, members of the opposition party and candidates for office who were likely to come to power during the performance of the project. According to the indictment, members of the conspiracy worked to conceal the illicit payments through various means. For instance, Bock made cash withdrawals from Siemens AG general-purpose accounts in Germany totaling approximately $10 million, transported the cash across the border into Switzerland and deposited the funds into Swiss bank accounts for transfer to officials. Bock, Truppel, Reichert, and other conspirators also allegedly caused Siemens to wire transfer more than $7 million in bribes to a bank account in New York disguised as a foreign exchange hedging contract relating to the DNI project. Over the duration of the conspiracy, the conspirators allegedly relied on at least 17 off-shore shell companies associated with Sergi, Czysch and other intermediaries to disguise and launder the funds, often documenting the payments through fake consulting contracts.

In May 1999, according to the indictment, the Argentine government suspended the DNI project, due in part to instability in the local economy and an impending presidential election. When a new government took power in Argentina, and in the hopes of getting the DNI project resumed, members of the conspiracy allegedly committed Siemens to paying additional bribes to the incoming officials and to satisfying existing obligations to officials of the outgoing administration, many of whom remained in influential positions within the government.

When the project was terminated in May 2001, members of the conspiracy allegedly responded with a multi-faceted strategy to overcome the termination. According to the indictment, the conspirators sought to recover the anticipated proceeds of the DNI project, notwithstanding the termination, by causing Siemens AG to file a fraudulent arbitration claim against the Republic of Argentina in Washington, D.C. The claim alleged wrongful termination of the contract for the DNI project and demanded nearly $500 million in lost profits and expenses. Members of the conspiracy allegedly caused Siemens to actively hide from the tribunal the fact that the contract for the DNI project had been secured by means of bribery and corruption, including tampered witness statements and pleadings that falsely denied the existence of corruption.

In related actions, the indictment also alleges that members of the conspiracy continued the bribe scheme, in part to prevent disclosure of the bribery in the arbitration and to ensure Siemens’ ability to secure future government contracts in Argentina and elsewhere in the region. In four installments between 2002 and 2007, members of the conspiracy allegedly caused Siemens to pay approximately $28 million in further satisfaction of the obligations. Conspirators continued to conceal these additional payments through various means. For example, Sharef, Truppel and other members of the conspiracy allegedly caused Siemens to transfer approximately $9.5 million through fictitious transactions involving a Siemens business division that had no role in the DNI project. They also caused Siemens to pay an additional $8.8 million in 2007 under the legal cover of a separate arbitration initiated in Switzerland by the intermediaries to enforce a sham $27 million contract from 2001 between SBS and Mfast Consulting, a company controlled by their co-conspirator intermediaries, which consolidated existing bribe commitments into one contract. The conspirators caused Siemens to quietly settle the arbitration, keeping all evidence of corruption out of the proceeding. The settlement agreement included a provision preventing Sergi, Czysch and another intermediary from testifying in, or providing information to, the Washington arbitration.

Siemens’s corrupt procurement of the DNI project was not exposed during the lifespan of the conspiracy, and, in February 2007, the arbitral tribunal in Washington sided with Siemens AG, awarding the company nearly $220 million on its DNI claims, plus interest. On Aug. 12, 2009, following Siemens’ corporate resolutions with the U.S. and German authorities—new management of Siemens caused Siemens AG to forego its right to receive the award and, as a result, the company never claimed the award money.

The indictment charges the defendants with conspiracy to violate the anti-bribery, books and records and internal control provisions of the FCPA; conspiracy to commit wire fraud; conspiracy to commit money laundering; and substantive wire fraud.

The charges announced today follow the Dec. 15, 2008, guilty pleas by Siemens AG and its subsidiary, Siemens S.A. (Siemens Argentina), to criminal violations of the FCPA. As part of the plea agreement, Siemens AG and Siemens Argentina agreed to pay fines of $448.5 million and $500,000, respectively.

In a parallel civil action, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced charges against executives and agents of Siemens. The department acknowledges and expresses its appreciation of the significant assistance provided by the staff of the SEC during the course of these parallel investigations.

Today’s charges follow, in large part, the laudable actions of Siemens AG and its audit committee in disclosing potential FCPA violations to the department after the Munich Public Prosecutor’s Office initiated an investigation. Siemens AG and its subsidiaries disclosed these violations after initiating an internal FCPA investigation of unprecedented scope; shared the results of that investigation; cooperated extensively and authentically with the department in its ongoing investigation; and took remedial action, including the complete restructuring of Siemens AG and the implementation of a sophisticated compliance program and organization.

The department and the SEC closely collaborated with the Munich Public Prosecutor’s Office in bringing this case. The high level of cooperation, including sharing information and evidence, was made possible by the use of mutual legal assistance provisions of the 1997 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions.

The case is being prosecuted by Principal Deputy Chief Jeffrey H. Knox of the Criminal Division’s Fraud Section, and by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Jason P. Hernandez and Sarah McCallum of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York. The Fraud Section of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division and the Complex Frauds Unit of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York are handling the case. The case was investigated by FBI agents who are part of the Washington Field Office’s dedicated FCPA squad. The Criminal Division’s Office of International Affairs provided significant assistance in this matter.

CONFIDENTIAL – British Police Testing Non-Lethal Laser Rifle That Temporarily Blinds Rioters

A rendering of the SMU 100 from a Photonic Security Systems brochure.

 

A shoulder-mounted laser that emits a blinding wall of light capable of repelling rioters is to be trialled by police under preparations to prevent a repeat of this summer’s looting and arson.

The technology, developed by a former Royal Marine commando, temporarily impairs the vision of anyone who looks towards the source.It has impressed a division of the Home Office which is testing a new range of devices because of the growing number of violent situations facing the police.

The developer, British-based Photonic Security Systems, hopes to offer the device to shipping companies to deter pirates. Similar devices have been used by ISAF troops in Afghanistan to protect convoys from insurgents.

The laser, resembling a rifle and known as an SMU 100, can dazzle and incapacitate targets up to 500m away with a wall of light up to three metres squared. It costs £25,000 and has an infrared scope to spot looters in poor visibility.

Looking at the intense beam causes a short-lived effect similar to staring at the sun, forcing the target to turn away.

A Home Office spokesman said scientists at its Centre for Applied Science and Technology believe the use of lasers “has merit” and that it will be piloted by at least one police force. However, they will have to be satisfied the technology does not cause long-term health damage before it can be approved by the Home Secretary.

Other technology being studied includes ‘wireless electronic interceptors’ that can be fired a greater distance than Tasers, and long-range chemical irritant projectiles.

TOP-SECRET – (U//FOUO/LES) Los Angeles Fusion Center: Methods to Defeat Law Enforcement Crowd Control

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(U//FOUO//LES) The purpose of this bulletin is officer awareness. Officers should know that instigators involved in violent demonstrations might be familiar with, and might try to apply, techniques from the “Crowd Control and Riot Manual.” The handbook, from Warrior Publications teaches protestors how to defeat law enforcement crowd control techniques. Although it does not address specific groups or organizations, the information is widely applicable.

(U) Anti-Crowd Control Measures

(U) The handbook addresses methods used by police to control crowds and countermeasures to defeat them. Figure 1, from the chapter Riot Training, illustrates police protective gear, and then identifies its potential vulnerabilities. The chapter goes on to recommend effective weapons for rioters to carry, offers tactical guidelines, and suggests ways to counter tactical operations by police:

• (U) While an officer’s uniform contains fire retardant material, it may still be set on fire if fuel lands upon it
• (U) Although specialized gear provides protection against projectile and baton strikes, it can limit mobility on hot days; constant running and maneuvering with this gear may cause intense
• (U) Lightly equipped riot police may be vulnerable to projectile and baton strikes
• (U) Patrol vehicles may be damaged with projectiles, destroyed with Molotov cocktails, blinded with paint bombs or disabled with cut/punctured tires; these tactics are also effective against armored vehicles
• (U) Barricades (including those made with burning tires) may be used to limit vision and mobility
• (U) When encountering small arms open fire, return fire may be the best counter • (U) The best response to a baton charge is a heavy barrage of projectiles and the use of barricades
• (U) If an arrest squad (also called a “snatch squad”) is identified, they should be targeted with a heavy barrage of projectiles when they exit police lines
• (U) The use of individual riot weapons is important; primary targets are commanders, ARWEN gunners, snatch squads and K-9 units, as none of these typically carry shields (see
Figure 2)
•  (U) Against riot police, the 3’ long Hambo (also known as a long baton) is a preferred weapon to break through Plexiglas shields and visors: metal pipes or aluminum baseball bats are also good, as they have solid impact against riot armor
•  (U) Pepper/bear spray is good against police not wearing gas masks, as well as vigilante citizens
• (U) Slingshots are useful against both vehicles and police; when used against people, they should be aimed at the face
• (U) Improvised paint bombs (condoms, empty eggs, spray paint cans) are effective when thrown at masks, visors or shields
• (U) Additional effective projectiles include concrete/bricks, flares, fireworks, bottles and rocks
• (U) Projectiles should be thrown from the front of a crowd to avoid injuring cohorts
• (U) In order to escape arrest, team members should practice and rehearse holds, locks, strikes and escaping from holds and locks; individuals should fight back and attempt escape
• (U) Ambushes can be laid for police if the opportunity arises; assailants can hide behind a corner, vehicle, in a building entrance, roof-top, overhanging bridge, etc.

 

 

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Zyklon B – Das Mittel für den Massenmord – Dokumentation

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Die Dokumentation zeigt die erste Hinrichtung eines Menschen durch Giftgas, wie das Zyklon B an Menschen und Tieren getestet – und schließlich gegen die Juden eingesetzt wurde.Mit dem vom Frankfurter IG-Farben-Konzern produzierten Granulat Zyklon B ermordeten die Nazis unzählige Menschen.Getestet wurde die verheerende Wirkung von Zyklon B bereits 1941 an Kriegsgefangenen.Die streng geheimen Informationen über die Giftgasproduktion in Deutschland wurden schon früh an die Amerikaner verraten.
Am 3. September 1941 führte die SS im Konzentrationslager Auschwitz ein streng geheimes Experiment durch, das den Beginn des Holocaust markierte.Mehrere Hundert Kriegsgefangene wurden mit Zyklon B ermordet, einem Granulat, das hochgiftige Blausäure freisetzt.Wenige Wochen später übergab der Repräsentant des deutschen IG-Farben-Konzerns in der Schweiz in seiner Villa am Vierwaldstätter See amerikanischen Kurieren streng geheime Dokumente über Hitlers Giftgasproduktion, auch über das von den IG Farben produzierte Zyklon B.Gelangten auf diesem Wege schon früh Informationen über die geplante sogenannte “Endlösung der Judenfrage” in die USA?
In den USA war Blausäure schon 1924 zur Exekution von Menschen eingesetzt worden. Damals starb im Staatsgefängnis von Nevada erstmals ein Straftäter durch das Giftgas.In den 30er Jahren forschte das amerikanische Chemieunternehmen Du Pont über Blausäure als Insektenkiller, aber auch als Mittel der Wahl für Hinrichtungen in der Gaskammer.Du Pont stand dabei in engem Informationsaustausch mit den Experten des IG-Farben-Konzerns in Frankfurt. Diese Beziehungen blieben sogar bestehen, nachdem Amerika im Dezember 1941 in den Krieg gegen Hitler-Deutschland eingetreten war.Der deutsche Wirtschaftsberater Erwin Respondek, der erst an den Kartellvereinbarungen zwischen IG Farben und Du Pont beteiligt war, dann zum Spion wurde versorgte die Amerikaner mit Geheimnissen über Hitlers Giftgasproduktion.

TOP-SECRET – (U//FOUO) U.S. Army Intelligence Officer’s Handbook

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OVERVIEW

1-1. The intelligence warfighting function is one of six warfighting functions. A warfighting function is a group of tasks and systems (people, organizations, information, and processes) united by a common purpose that commanders use to accomplish missions and training objectives (FM 3-0).

1-2. The intelligence warfighting function is the related tasks and systems that facilitate understanding of the operational environment. It includes tasks associated with intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations and is driven by the commander (FM 3-0). Intelligence is more than just collection; it is a continuous process that involves analyzing information from all sources and conducting operations to develop the situation. The intelligence warfighting function includes the following tasks:

• Support to force generation.
• Support to situational understanding.
• Conduct intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).
• Provide intelligence support to targeting and information superiority.

INTELLIGENCE CATEGORIES

1-6. As discussed in FM 2-0, Army unit intelligence staffs produce and receive, directly or indirectly, six categories of intelligence support from the U.S. intelligence community. Intelligence categories are distinguishable primarily by their intelligence product purposes. The categories can overlap and the same intelligence can be used in each category. Intelligence organizations use specialized procedures to develop these categories. The following information describes each category and the responsible organization:

• Indications and warning (I&W). Analysis of time-sensitive information that could involve a threat to U.S. and multinational military forces, U.S. political or economic interests, or to U.S. citizens. While the G-2/S-2 produces I&W intelligence, every Soldier, such as the one conducting a presence patrol, contributes to the I&W through awareness of the CCIRs and by reporting related information.
• Current intelligence. The G-2/S-2 produces accurate reporting on the current threat situation— which becomes a portion of the common operational picture (COP)—projects the threat’s anticipated situation and the implication to friendly operations.
• General military intelligence (GMI). GMI focuses on the military capabilities of foreign countries, organizations, or on topics relating to Armed Forces capabilities, including threat characteristics (previously order of battle factors) and area or terrain intelligence. The G-2/S-2 develops initial intelligence preparation of the battlefield (IPB) products from various GMI databases, and then develops and maintains the unit’s GMI database on potential threat forces and areas of concern based on the commander’s guidance. This database supports the unit’s plan, preparation, execution, and assessment of operations.
• Target intelligence. The analysis of threat units, dispositions, facilities, and systems to identify and nominate specific assets or vulnerabilities for attack, reattack, or exploit.
• Scientific and technical intelligence (S&TI). The collection, evaluation, and interpretation of foreign engineering science and technology with warfare potential, including military systems, weapons, weapons systems, materiel, research and development, and production methods. The G-2/S-2 establishes instructions in standing operating procedures (SOPs), orders, and plans for handling and evacuating captured enemy material for S&TI exploitation.
• Counterintelligence (CI). Identifying and recommending countermeasures against threats by foreign intelligence services and the ISR activities of nonstate entities, such as organized crime, terrorist groups, and drug traffickers.

INTELLIGENCE DISCIPLINES

1-7. Intelligence disciplines are categories of intelligence functions. There are nine major intelligence disciplines:

• All-source intelligence.
• CI.
• Human intelligence (HUMINT).
• Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT).
• Imagery intelligence (IMINT).
• Measurement and signature intelligence (MASINT).
• Open-source intelligence (OSINT).
• Signals intelligence (SIGINT).
• Technical intelligence (TECHINT).

 

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[Image]Russian nationalists rally at Bolotnaya Square, on an island in the Moscow River adjacent to the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011.Russian nationalists are rallying in downtown Moscow, demanding a bigger say for ethnic Russians in the country’s politics and marking the first anniversary of a violent nationalist riot just outside the Kremlin.(Alexander Zemlianichenko)
[Image]Russian nationalists shout holding old Russian imperial flags during their rally in St.Petersburg, Russia, Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011. Russian nationalists are rallying in Moscow and St.Petersburg, demanding a bigger say for ethnic Russians in the country’s politics and marking the first anniversary of a violent nationalist riot just outside the Kremlin.(Dmitry Lovetsky)
[Image]A woman wearing fake horns holds a banner during a demonstration against bullfighting in Mexico City December 10, 2011. More than hundred demonstrators took part in a protest against bullfighting in the country. Bullfighting has been one of the most popular sport in Mexico for the last 400 years, according to local media. The banner reads “Torture”. Reuters
[Image]French Occupy protesters participate in a rally as part of the 63rd anniversary of the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights, on December 10, 2011 in center Paris. The activists, angered by state spending cuts that hurt ordinary people and high unemployment have called for a nationwide protest. Placard reads : ‘Time for Outrage. Getty
[Image]Women dressed in violet clothes march from El Zocalo Square to the Revolution monument along Juarez Avenue on December 10, 2011 in Mexico City to protest against violence The activity called ‘The Rally of the One Thousand Women’ promotes to put an end to the discrimination and violence against women. Getty
[Image]Member of the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) hold portraits of missing relatives during a demonstration to mark International Human Rights Day in Srinagar on December 10, 2011. Demonstrations were held in Srinagar to protest against alleged human rights violations by Indian security forces on Kashmiris. Rights groups say as many as 8,000 people, mostly young men, have ‘disappeared’ by security forces in India-administered Kashmir since an armed insurgency erupted in the Muslim-majority region. Getty
[Image]In this photo taken with a fisheye lens protesters gather during a rally in downtown St.Petersburg, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. The sign reads “No vote”. More than ten thousands people have protested in St.Petersburg against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his party, which won the largest share of a parliamentary election that observers said was rigged. (Dmitry Lovetsky)
[Image]An elderly demonstrator holds a poster showing an edited photo of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and signed “2050. No” during a mass rally to protest against alleged vote rigging in Russia’s parliamentary elections in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011.
[Image]Demonstrators shout during a mass rally to protest against alleged vote rigging in Russia’s parliamentary elections in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. Russians angered by allegedly fraudulent parliamentary elections are protesting Saturday in cities from the freezing Pacific Coast to the southwest of Russia, eight time zones away, a striking show of indignation, challenging Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s hold on power. (Mikhail Metzel)
[Image]Demonstrators shout during a mass rally to protest against alleged vote rigging in Russia’s parliamentary elections in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. Russians angered by allegedly fraudulent parliamentary elections are protesting Saturday in cities from the freezing Pacific Coast to the southwest of Russia, eight time zones away, a striking show of indignation, challenging Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s hold on power. (Mikhail Metzel)
[Image]Protesters light flares during a mass rally to protest against alleged vote rigging in Russia’s parliamentary elections in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011.Russians angered by allegedly fraudulent parliamentary elections are protesting Saturday in cities from the freezing Pacific Coast to the southwest of Russia, eight time zones away, a striking show of indignation, challenging Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s hold on power. (Pavel Golovkin)

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[Image]A supporter of Ivory Coast Prime Minister and leader of news forces the former rebel groupe looks on during a legislative election meeting in Ferkessedougou, north of Ivory Coast, on December 9, 2011. The December 11 polls are boycotted by former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo’s Ivorian Popular Front party (FPI) and its allies in protest against his arrest and transfer to the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Nearly 1,000 candidates are in the fray for the 255 parliamentary seats. Getty
[Image]People protest in the halls of the venue of UN Climate Talks on December 9, 2011, to demand that nations not sign a “death sentence” during the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Durban. Standing side-by-side with delegates from some of the world’s most vulnerable countries, civil society representatives sang traditional South African freedom songs and chanted slogans like, “Listen to the People, Not the Polluters. In the last 48 hours, over 700,000 people have signed petitions calling on major emitters to stand with the nations of Africa and resist any attempts to delay climate action until 2020. UN climate talks entered their second week entangled in a thick mesh of issues with no guarantee that negotiators and their ministers will be able to sort them out. The 194-nation process is facing, for the second time in two years, the prospect of a bustup, even as scientists warn against the mounting threat of disaster-provoking storms, droughts, flood and rising seas made worse by global warming. Getty
[Image]Journalists demonstrate during a protest against the murders of their counterparts outside the Presidential house in Tegucigalpa December 9, 2011. 17 journalists have been shot dead in Honduras since 2010, making the small Central American nation one of the world’s most dangerous places for reporters, according human rights groups. Reuters
[Image]Bahraini women watch as hundreds of anti-government protesters (unseen) run Friday, Dec. 9, 2011, through the Musalla area of Manama, Bahrain, toward an area that had been the hub of Bahrain’s spring uprising and is now a heavily militarized zone that protesters seek to reclaim. The protesters were forced back by riot police just short of the area. Writing on the wall reads “freedom” above pictures of political prisoners. (Hasan Jamali)
[Image]Russian opposition leader Sergei Udaltsov’s wife Anastasia, left, speaks to the media as environmental activist and leader of the Khimki forest defenders Yevgenia Chirikova looks at her during a news conference in Moscow, Russia, Friday Dec. 9, 2011. Energized activists and anxious authorities are bracing for anti-government protests planned across Russia’s sprawling expanse Saturday that promise to be the largest demonstration of public outrage since the dying days of the Soviet Union.
[Image]Occupy Boston Protestors reacted to the announcement that their downtown encampment would not be evicted on December 9, 2011, in Boston, Massachusetts. Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino set a midnight deadline for Occupy Boston protestors to leave their downtown encampment in Dudley Square, or face eviction. In response, many of the protestors chose to take down their tents, and by the midnight deadline much of the camp was gone. At approximately 1:15AM on December 9, 2011, the Boston police announced that they would not evict the protestors from Dudley Square. Protestors took to the street in celebration, and further protest. Getty
[Image]Worker Pat Revell pickets outside Unilever’s Port Sunlight factory on the Wirral, Merseyside on December 9, 2011 in Port Sunlight, England. The workers are on strike in protest against the company’s plan to axe their final salary pension scheme. The strike is the first in the history of the consumer goods manufacturer who lists PG Tips tea and Persil washing detergent amongst its products. Getty
[Image]Supporters of the Serbian Radical Party stand in front of policemen while holding posters with a picture of party leader Vojislav Seselj during a protest against Serbia’s efforts to become an official candidate for the European Union membership in front of Serbia’s Presidency building in Belgrade December 9, 2011. The posters read, “We don’t want in the European Union” (L), and “Tadic don’t humiliate Serbs”. Reuters
[Image]People sit as others lay on the ground as they watch a movie in the main entrance of Germans Trias i Pujol hospital during a protest against spending cuts in Catalonia’s public healthcare system, in Badalona, near Barcelona city, Spain, Friday Dec. 9, 2011. The leaders of the 17 countries that use the euro, plus six others, have tentatively agreed to a new treaty that enforces stricter budget rules seen as crucial to solving Europe’s debt crisis and holding the currency-bloc together. An agreement on fiscal discipline is considered a critical first step before the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and others would commit more financial aid to help countries like Italy and Spain, which have large debts and unsustainable borrowing costs. AP
[Image]Members of the Red Shirt movement joke with a Thai police officer as they gather to protest against former Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva outside Metropolitan Police headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand Friday, Dec. 9, 2011. Abhisit was called in to give information to a police investigation team on the government’s crackdown on red-shirt demonstrators last year during which 91 people were killed. (Apichart Weerawong)
[Image]Panamanian people protest against the return of former General Manuel Noriega to Panama, in Panama City on December 09,2011. Noriega returns to Panama without the trappings of political or military clout, but with something of incalculable value — detailed knowledge of the skeletons that lurk in the Central American nation’s closet. Getty
[Image]Thousands of people gather outside the main courthouse during the first trial of 22 leftist students who were jailed after they staged a demonstration to protest a police crackdown on anti-government demonstrators in the northern town of Hopa, Black Sea, ahead of general elections in June, in Ankara, Turkey, Friday, Dec. 9, 2011. (Burhan Ozbilici)
[Image]Activists of the Ukrainian women’s movement FEMEN stage a performance in front of the Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow, on December 9, 2011, to protest against alleging mass fraud in the Russian December 4 parliamentary polls and demanding Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin that he stop his political activities. Putin, who became premier in 2008 after serving two Kremlin terms, filed this week his application to stand in the March elections. Getty
[Image]Activists of Ukraine’s protest group Femen, protest outside the Christ the Saviour cathedral in Moscow, Russia, Friday, Dec. 9, 2011. The post-election protests in Moscow drew thousands and continued for several days in the biggest ever challenge to Putin, reflecting a growing public frustration with his rule that may complicate his bid to reclaim the presidency in next March’s vote. (Ivan Sekretarev)

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[Image]Medical workers rally at the Latvian Saeima (Parliament) building to protest budget cuts in health care on December 8, 2011 in Riga. The protesters are holding black balloons and various placards, urging the government to care for medical workers and warning that many health care workers may leave Latvia. Placards read: ‘Left country. Everyone has rights to receive health care’. Getty
[Image]Demonstrators protest about high inflation and low interest rates outside the Bank of England in the City of London December 8, 2011. The Bank of England voted on Thursday to stick to its four-month programme to pump an extra 75 billion pounds of quantitative easing into the rapidly slowing economy. Reuters
[Image]Pakistani protesters carry national flags as they march during a demonstration in Islamabad on December 8, 2011 against the cross-border NATO air strike on Pakistani troops. Several hundred journalists, labour leaders and traders on December 8, took to streets to condemn a recent air strike by NATO on Pakistani military checkposts that killed 24 soldiers. Pakistan shut the only supply route in Khyber tribal region for international troops in Afghanistan, boycotted the Bonn conference and announced to revisit policy towards the US in protest against the attack. Getty
[Image]Fundamentalist Christians protest on December 8, 2011 in Paris, near the Rond-Point theatre where Argentina-born author Rodrigo Garcia’s play ‘Golgota Picnic’ is performed which they judge ‘blasphemous’. Getty
[Image]People pose with a protester wearing a mock mask depicting Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during a rally in downtown St.Petersburg, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. More than five hundred people protested in St.Petersburg against Putin and his party, which won the largest share of a parliamentary election that observers said was rigged. (Dmitry Lovetsky)
[Image]Occupy Boston protester Heather McCann, of Watertown, Mass., center, loads a crate of books into a truck at the Dewey Square encampment while dismantling the camps library, in Boston, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. Boston Mayor Thomas Menino said Thursday that Occupy Boston protesters must leave their encampment in the city’s financial district by midnight Thursday or face eviction by police. (Steven Senne)
[Image]A veiled Kashmiri government employee participates in a protest against the government in Srinagar, India, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. Dozens of government employees demanded release of arrears and regularization of jobs for daily wage workers. (Dar Yasin)
[Image]Protesters march to join fellow protesters who camped out outside a Catholic church near the Presidential Palace in Manila, Philippines Thursday Dec. 8, 2011 to await news of the scheduled execution of a Filipino man convicted in China for drug trafficking. Philippine officials said, the Filipino man, who was convicted on drug trafficking, was executed in China on Thursday despite an appeal for clemency from President Benigno Aquino III on humanitarian grounds. (Bullit Marquez)
[Image]Kashmiri government employees participate in a protest against the government in Srinagar, India, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. Dozens of government employees demanded release of arrears and regularization of jobs for daily wage workers. (Dar Yasin)
[Image]A small group of demonstrators screams slogans demanding UN protection for Iranian dissidents in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, as they protest outside the Dutch Foreign Ministry during U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s visit in The Hague, Netherlands, Thursday Dec. 8, 2011. (Peter Dejong)
[Image]Police officers detain an opposition activist during a rally in downtown St.Petersburg, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. More than five hundreds people have protested in St.Petersburg against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his party, which won the largest share of a parliamentary election that observers said was rigged. (Dmitry Lovetsky)
[Image]French far-right leader Marine Le Pen arrives at their demonstration in Paris Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. The demonstration was to oppose a bill on which the Senate were voting Thursday afternoon, a private members bill calling for the right for foreigners to be able to vote in French municipal elections. (Jacques Brinon)
[Image]People living near nuclear plant sites shout slogans during an anti-nuclear protest in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011. The protesters demanded scrapping of projects that endanger people’s safety and threaten livelihoods, according to a press release. Placard reads “Stop displacement of people in the name of development.” (Manish Swarup)
[Image]An Israeli musician covers her face in protest, as she performs during a rally against gender segregation, in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011. Hundreds of women and women’s rights activists gathered in central Jerusalem Wednesday night for a rally organized by the New Israel Fund, themed “women will be seen and heard”, to protest discrimination against women in Israel. (Sebastian Scheiner)
[Image]Nepalese Buddhist monks and nuns take out a protest in Katmandu, Nepal, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011. Hundreds of Buddhists demonstrated in Nepal’s capital to protest the appointment of Maoist party chief Pushpa Kamal Dahal to head a project to develop the area where Buddha was believed born in southern Nepal. The protestors demanded that there should not be any political involvement in the project to develop Lumbini, located 150 miles (240 kilometers) southwest of Katmandu. AP
[Image]A Libyan girl holds a placard that reads in Arabic ‘Thank you our brave rebels, but now let us live in peace’ during a protest in Tripoli’s landmark Martyrs Square on December 7, 2011 against former rebels who toppled Moamer Kadhafi but are still camping out in the capital and still have their weapons. Getty
[Image]Members of the Canadian Youth Delegation stage a protest as Canada’s Minister of Environment Peter Kent addresses the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP17) in Durban in this handout picture released by the Canada Youth Delegation, December 7, 2011. Reuters
[Image]Two protesters look at each other as they await processing after being arrested by Washington DC Metropolitan Police during an Occupy DC protest in Washington, December 7, 2011. Police arrested economic protesters in Washington on Wednesday as they blocked streets and disrupted traffic in an area famous as a center for the offices of lobbyists. Reuters
[Image]An Occupy DC demonstrator sits on a chair as demonstrators blocked an intersection on K St., in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011. (Evan Vucci)
[Image]Occupy Wall Street activists carry house warming gifts to a house warming party during a tour of foreclosed homes in the East New York neighborhood of the Brooklyn borough of New York, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011. Finding it increasingly difficult to camp in public spaces, Occupy protesters across the country are reclaiming foreclosed homes and boarded-up properties, signaling a tactical shift for the movement against wealth inequality.
[Image]A Colombian woman living in Panama holds a Colombian national flag during a protest march against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in Panama City December 6, 2011. Outraged by the killing of four captives by FARC rebels, Colombians protested on Tuesday to demand an end to half a century of guerrilla violence and kidnapping. The words on the flag read: “Release them”. Reuters
[Image]Colombian demonstrators take part in a protest march against Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC rebels in Cali December 6, 2011. Outraged by the execution of four captives by FARC rebels, tens of thousands of Colombians protested across the nation on Tuesday to demand an end to half a century of guerrilla violence and kidnapping. Reuters
[Image]In this Nov. 2, 2011 file photo, occupy Oakland protesters march through the Port of Oakland in Oakland, Calif. Protesters want to shut down ports up and down the U.S. West Coast on Monday, Dec.12,2011, to gum up the engines of global commerce. But organizers who are partly billing this effort as a show of solidarity with longshoremen have not won the support of the powerful union representing thousands of dock workers. (Noah Berger)

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[Image]An activist of a local women’s rights watchdog FEMEN, with writing “I am independent” and Ukraine’s’ national flag on her belly, seen during celebrities on the occasion of Ukraine’s 19th Independence in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010. (Efrem Lukatsky)

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[Image]Kashmir Sutherland huddles with other protesters for warmth in Shemanski Park after police told them to take down tents or be kicked out Monday, Dec. 5, 2011, in Portland, Ore. The Oregonian reports the demonstrators agreed to take down a tent to stay in the park Sunday night. On Saturday night police arrested 19 demonstrators setting up structures in the South Park blocks. Police evicted demonstrators on Nov. 13 from two downtown parks.
[Image]A woman shouts slogans during a rally in Moscow, Monday, Dec. 5, 2011. Several thousand people have protested in Moscow against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his party, which won the largest share of a parliamentary election that observers said was rigged. A group of several hundred then marched toward the Central Elections Commission near the Kremlin, but were stopped by riot police and taken away in buses. (Sergey Ponomarev)
[Image]A blind woman rests in front of a police line during a protest by Greek blind people outside Parliament in Athens, on Monday, Dec. 5, 2011. Dozens of people took part in the demonstration, to protest against government welfare spending cuts. Greece is in the throes of an acute financial crisis and has implemented a harsh austerity programme in exchange for international rescue loans. (Petros Giannakouris)
[Image]Occupy DC protesters stand inside a structure set up overnight in McPherson Square, Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011 in Washington. Protesters are refusing to dismantle the unfinished wooden structure erected in the park. (Manuel Balce Ceneta)
[Image]In this Nov. 17, 2011 file photo, students clash with police during a demonstration in Milan, Italy, as university students protest against budget cuts and a lack of jobs, hours before new Italian Premier Mario Monti reveals his anti-crisis strategy in Parliament. Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis, which has dragged on for more than two years, is entering a pivotal week, as leaders across the continent converge to prevent a collapse of the euro and a financial panic from spreading.
[Image]A female activist carries a sign promoting gender equality as protesters march through downtown Rabat calling for greater democracy. Moroccan pro-democracy activists called for a day of rage on Dec. 4, 2011, a week after legislative elections but few turned out. (Paul Schemm)
[Image]Animal rights activists of the AnimaNaturalis international organization stage a naked protest in the middle of the Plaza de Espana square in the centre of Madrid on December 4, 2011, to denounce the slaying of animals to make fur coats. The men and women, covered in red paint that resembled blood, lay down and curled up against each other under a sunny sky in the busy square which is home to several cinemas, cafes and restaurants. Placard reads ‘How many lives for a coat?’. Getty
[Image]Participants attend the Slutwalk Singapore event held at the Speakers’ Corner on December 4, 2011. Supporters of the global SlutWalk movement against sexual violence held a rally in Singapore, attracting dozens to a rare protest in the strictly policed city-state. Getty
[Image]Russian police officers detain opposition demonstrators during an unsanctioned rally in downtown Moscow, Russia, Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011. The rally was staged by a few dozen activists of the Left Front opposition group to protest against Sunday’s elections. (Misha Japaridze)

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[Image]Police officers try to arrest activists of the Ukrainian women’s movement FEMEN as they protest on December 3, 2011 against a meeting of opposition parties in Kiev. FEMEN activists protested against the event, saying that peeple came to the meeting because its organizers promised them money.
[Image]Body-painted environmental activists demonstrate outside the United Nations Climate Change conference (COP17) in Durban December 3, 2011. The protest march was part of a Global Day of Action to demand a fair climate change deal. Reuters
[Image]An opponent of reelected Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega holds a banner reading ‘Fraud=Poverty’, as she takes part in a protest called ”march against fraud” in Managua on December 3, 2011. About five thousand people marched in Nicaragua denouncing electoral fraud in past November 6 elections in Nicaragua and demanding a new election with foreign observers. Getty
[Image]Occupy LA protesters march from Pershing Square to the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail where protesters, who were arrested on Wednesday, were being held, in Los Angeles, on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011. (David Zentz)
[Image]Andean people protest against Newmont Mining’s Conga gold project during a march near the Cortada lagoon at Peru’s region of Cajamarca, November 24, 2011. Peru’s prime minister on December 2, 2011, said Newmont Mining must set aside money to finance social projects and any environmental damage as a precondition for moving forward on a stalled $4.8 billion gold mine project. Opponents of Newmont Mining’s $4.8 billion Conga project refused to end their rallies on November 30, 2011, saying Peru must permanently cancel the proposed mine after temporarily halting work on it to avert violence. Protesters and farmers say the mine would cause pollution and hurt water supplies by replacing a string of alpine lakes with artificial reservoirs. Picture taken November 24, 2011.
[Image]A woman protester join others as they shout slogans during the observance of World Climate Day Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011 near the U.S. Embassy in Manila, Philippines. The protest coincided with the annual climate talks of the Conference of Parties (COP17) in Durban, South Africa. (Pat Roque)
[Image]A woman holds aplacard during a protest march against the war in Afghanistan on December 3, 2011 in the western German city of Bonn where a major international conference on December 5 will discuss the country’s future beyond 2014, when NATO-led international combat troops will leave. Getty
[Image]A survivor of the Bhopal gas tragedy lies on a railway track as others sit around to stop train movement during a protest in Bhopal, India, Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011. Thousands of survivors of the world’s worst industrial accident blocked trains through a central Indian city on Saturday to demand more compensation.
[Image]Female Iranian demonstrators hold posters showing supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, left in the posters, and late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini, during a demonstration to welcome Iranian diplomats expelled from London in retaliation for attacks on British compounds in Tehran, at the Mehrabad airport in Tehran, Iran, early Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011.
[Image]Students are arrested during a protest against the government to demand changes in the public state education system in Santiago, December 2, 2011. Chilean students have been protesting against what they say is profiteering in the state education system. Reuters
[Image]Demonstrators walk on a protest march in central London November 30, 2011. Teachers, nurses and border guards walked out on Wednesday as up to two million state workers staged Britain’s first mass strike for more than 30 years in a growing confrontation with a deficit-cutting coalition government. Reuters
[Image]Thousands of Bulgarians gather in front of the Bulgarian parliament to protest against government austerity measures in Sofia, Wednesday, Nov 30, 2011. Thousands joined a mass rally on Wednesday to protest government-proposed austerity measures that include raising the retirement age by one year. (Valentina Petrova)

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[Image]Activists of Ukrainian women movement FEMEN hold placards reading ‘EURO-2012 without prostitution’, ‘UEFA attacked our gates’ and others during a protest in front of the Olimpisky Stadium in Kie, a few hours prior the UEFA EURO-2012 Final Draw ceremony on December 2, 2011. Getty
[Image]Hundreds of workers on strike block the entrance gate of Hi-P International factory during a protest in a suburban area of Shanghai December 2, 2011. More than 200 workers at a Singapore-owned electronics plant in the commercial hub of Shanghai went on strike for a third day on Friday to protest against planned layoffs, the latest sign of labour unrest in the world’s second-largest economy. Reuters
[Image]A police officer detains a topless woman protesting against alleged attempts to legalize prostitution during the Euro 2012 in Ukraine prior to the final draw for the Euro 2012 soccer tournament in Kiev, Ukraine, Friday, Dec. 2, 2011. Ukrainian women’s rights activists staged a topless demonstration at Kiev’s Olympic Stadium to protest what they say are attempts to legalize prostitution during the 2012 European Championship. (Ferdinand Ostrop)
[Image]Survivors of the Bhopal gas tragedy, the world’s worst industrial disaster in India, along with other supporters shout slogans during a protest against a sponsorship deal with Dow Chemicals for the 2012 Olympics, in Bhopal, India, Friday, Dec. 2, 2011. Friday’s protests come on the eve of the 27th anniversary of a lethal gas leak from a Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal where an estimated 15,000 people died and tens of thousands were maimed in 1984.
[Image]Iranian dissidents hold banners as they protest in Brussels, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011. The protesters called for prevention of compulsory displacement of the Camp Ashraf residents inside Iraq and the annulment of the deadline for closure of Camp Ashraf by the end of December. Camp Ashraf, an enclave in eastern Iraq that houses more than 3,000 people, many of whom are dedicated to overthrowing the government of Iran.
[Image]Afghan girls hold placards during a demonstration in Kabul December 1, 2011. Hundreds of Afghans from the Solidarity Party of Afghanistan took to the streets of Kabul on Thursday to protest against plans for a long-term partnership deal with the United States. Reuters
[Image]A woman disguised as muppet character Miss Piggy takes a mud bath in front of the House of Representatives in The Hague on December 1, 2011 during a protest with Dutch environmental organization Milieudefensie against the expansion of livestock farming. Getty
[Image]A protester is detained by police during a march demanding education reform in Santiago, Chile, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011. Chilean students clashed with police on Thursday during a protest demanding more funding for public education, while students in Colombia and Argentina also took to the streets in simultaneous demonstrations.(Luis Hidalgo)
[Image]Protesters shout anti-austerity slogans during a 24-hour general strike in Athens on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011. Thousands of protesters bitterly opposed to government austerity measures marched through the Greek capital Thursday, as another general strike closed schools and public services, left hospitals functioning on reduced staff and confined ferries to port. (Petros Giannakouris)
[Image]An Occupy Raleigh protester shouts during a speech by John Stumpf, the CEO and president of Wells Fargo, on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011, in Raleigh, N.C. Stumpf was about 30 minutes into his speech when protesters interrupted him as he talked about the importance of small business. (Chuck Liddy)
[Image]A protester from Portland, Maine, warms her hand with her breath while eating a sandwich at the Occupy Boston encampment, in Boston on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011. In the past few weeks police broke up encampments in Portland, Ore., Oakland, Calif., and New York, where the sit-down protests against social inequality and corporate excesses began in mid-September. Protesters remain in place in Boston and Washington, which each had camps of about 100 tents Wednesday. (Steven Senne)
[Image]A woman is led away in handcuffs by police after being removed from Panton House in central London November 30, 2011. Demonstrators broke into an office building used by mining company Xstrata in central London on Wednesday and hung protest banners on the roof before police regained control of the building. A group of about 60 from the “Occupy” movement entered the offices in Haymarket in protest at the pay of the company’s chief executive, Occupy said in a statement. Reuters
[Image]A female protestor displays her hands with Yemen’s flag and writing Arabic that reads,”you will prosecuted,” during a demonstration demanding the prosecution of Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis are demonstrating across the country to demand President Ali Abdullah Saleh face trial for charges ranging from corruption to deadly crackdowns on protests. (Hani Mohammed)
[Image]Supporters of Sri Lanka’s main opposition United National Party (UNP) protest in Colombo on November 29, 2011. They were protesting the jailing of the former army chief Darath Fonseka, a business take over bill and the government’s 2012 budget proposals. Getty
[Image]Members of India’s National Domestic Workers Movement from the southern state of Andhra Pradesh (AP) region are watched by co-ordinator Sister Mea Yaragani (2L) as they sign a sheet while participating in a protest meet and signature campaign in Hyderabad on November 29, 2011. The protesors are demanding the ratification of the 189th International Labour Organization (ILO) convention by the Indian government and their inclusion in the Sexual Harassment Bill 2010. There are between 120000-150000 domestic workers in the state. Getty
[Image]Workers protest as they shout slogans demanding higher wages in front of Indonesia’s presidential palace in Jakarta, November 29, 2011. Indonesia has been hit by a series of strikes in recent months and is expected to see more labour disputes, as workers demanded a greater share of profits in one of Asia’s fastest growing economies. Reuters
[Image]Miss Water South Africa Kirsten Dukes poses in front of a banner during a protest by environmental activists outside the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties meeting (COP17) in Durban, November 29, 2011. The gathering runs until December 9. Reuters
[Image]Student, wearing niqabs, protest on November 29, 2011 in the building housing the office of the dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Manuba, 25 kms west of Tunis. Several hundred people gathered at the university to demand the right for female students to wear full face veils in class and pass exams. A group of Salafists disrupted classes on November 28 at the university, demanding a stop to mixed-sex classes and for female students to wear full face veils. Getty
[Image]Workers take part in a rally during a protest against government austerity measures organized by the PAME Communist-affiliated union in central Athens Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. The 17 finance ministers of the countries that use the euro converged on EU headquarters Tuesday in a desperate bid to save their currency – and to protect Europe, the United States, Asia and the rest of the global economy from a debt-induced financial tsunami. AP
[Image]Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (Pakistan’s Movement for Justice) pray after a demonstration against NATO cross-border attack in Lahore November 29, 2011. Pakistan’s government confirmed it would not attend an international conference on the future of Afghanistan in Bonn next week to protest against a NATO cross-border attack that killed two dozen Pakistani soldiers. Reuters
[Image]Riot police detain two students inside the national congress during a protest against the government to demand changes in the public state education system in Valparaiso city, about 121 km (75 miles) northwest of Santiago, November 29, 2011. Chilean students have been protesting against what they say is the profiteering in the state education system. Reuters
[Image]Pakistani protesters rally to condemn NATO strikes on Pakistani soldiers, in Lahore, Pakistan, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Pakistan pulled out of an upcoming meeting in Germany on the future of Afghanistan to protest the deadly attack by U.S.-led forces on its troops, widening the fallout on Tuesday from an incident that has sent ties between Washington and Islamabad into a tailspin. Placard at right reads “run NATO and wake Pakistan army”. (K.M. Chaudary)
[Image]A demonstrator holds a sign that reads in Portuguese: “The fight on the forest starts in the streets”, during a protest against the approval of the new Brazilian forest code in Brasilia, Brazil, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Brazil’s lower house in May approved changes to the law that would ease environmental restrictions in the Amazon and other regions in Brazil. Brazil’s Senate is expected to approve the measure this week, though President Dilma Rousseff has promised to veto some parts of the bill.
[Image]Female Iranian protesters attend a demonstration in front of the British Embassy, as one of them holds a poster of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Dozens of hard-line Iranian students stormed the British Embassy in Tehran on Tuesday, bringing down the Union Jack flag and throwing documents from windows in scenes reminiscent of the anger against Western powers after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
[Image]An elderly protestor flashes the victory sign during a demonstration demanding the prosecution of Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis are demonstrating across the country to demand President Ali Abdullah Saleh face trial for charges ranging from corruption to deadly crackdowns on protests. (Hani Mohammed)
[Image]Mariachi musicians perform as Greenpeace activists demand Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff protect the Amazon as they protest outside Brazil’s embassy in Mexico City, Tuesday Nov. 29, 2011. Brazil’s government has authorized the construction of one the world’s largest hydroelectric dams, the Belo Monte dam, in the state of Para, and the federal prosecutors’ office in Para has said they will go to the Supreme Court to appeal the ruling.
[Image]Malaysian lawyers hold placards as they shout slogans during a protest in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. Hundreds of Malaysian lawyers staged a rare protest march Tuesday demanding that the government abandon plans for a law that will forbid street rallies. (Lai Seng Sin)
[Image]Protesters shout slogans as they hold candles with placards reading “Invalidity, FTA between South Korea and the U.S.” during a candle rally, denouncing the passing of a bill on ratification of a South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011. South Korea’s president on Tuesday signed a slew of laws needed to implement the country’s free trade deal with the United States, amid growing protests denouncing the accord at home. (Lee Jin-man)
[Image]UCLA students walk past a line of demonstrators lying on the Quad outside a meeting of the Board of Regents at the University of California, on the campus at UCLA in Los Angeles, Monday, Nov. 28, 2011. The regents were originally scheduled to meet in mid-November at the San Francisco-Mission Bay campus, but the session was scrapped when law enforcement warned that protests could turn violent. (Reed Saxon)
[Image]Supporters of Progressive Organization of Women raise slogans during a protest rally in New Delhi, India, Monday, Nov. 28, 2011. The protesters demanded introduction of a bill in the ongoing session of parliament for a separate statehood of Telangana region from the existing Andhra Pradesh state in southern India. (Gurinder Osan)
[Image]Police officers stand during a demonstration by security forces in Tunis, Monday, Nov.28, 2011. Security forces are protesting against police officers sued on trial for their alleged role in the revolution. On armband reads: “Stop, break the silence”. (Hassene Dridi)
[Image]Members of Occupy Philly, from right to left, Shawn Grant, Brianne Murphy, and Diane Isser, demonstrate at Dilworth Plaza, in Philadelphia, on Sunday Nov. 27, 2011, in defiance of the city’s 5 p.m. eviction order. (Joseph Kaczmarek)
[Image]A member of Occupy Philly who identified herself as Laura watches the demonstration at Dilworth Plaza, in Philadelphia, Sunday Nov. 27, 2011, held in defiance of the city’s 5 p.m. eviction order. (Joseph Kaczmarek)

STASI – Tödliche Strahlung – von Paul Leonhard

Was die wohl mit dem Zeug wollen? Vielleicht hat sich der Mann diese Frage einmal gestellt, sie aber dann als einen lästigen Gedanken beiseite gewischt. Schließlich war er als Gesellschaftlicher Mitarbeiter (GMS) auf das Ministerium für Staatssicherheit eingeschworen. Regelmäßig empfing Karl J., Leiter der Hauptabteilung Radioaktive Präparate des Zentralinstituts für Kernforschung Rossendorf, die Mielke-Männer und händigte ihnen die gewünschten radioaktiven Stoffe aus. Das war schließlich rechtens, in einem Vertrag geregelt, den die Stasi 1971 mit dem bei Dresden ansässigen Forschungszentrum geschlossen hatte. Es sei für ihn noch heute undenkbar, daß radioaktive Stoffe entgegen den gesetzlichen Bestimmungen an Menschen eingesetzt werden, sagt der inzwischen als Fachbereichsleiter in Rossendorf tätige J.

Bereits im Mai 1999 war das Kernforschungsinstitut in die Schlagzeilen geraten. Damals berichtete eine Boulevard-Zeitung über geheime Lieferungen. Wir haben Flüssigkeitspräparate-Kobalt 58, Scandium 46 in Zehn-Milliliter-Ampullen an die Stasi geliefert, bestätigte J. am 21. Mai gegenüber der Bild-Zeitung. Da stand der ungeheuerliche Verdacht bereits im Raum: Waren DDR-Dissidenten durch die Staatssicherheit heimlich verstrahlt worden? Der Spiegel hatte über entsprechende Hinweise berichtet und der Jenaer Maler Frank Rub Strafanzeige bei der Berliner Staatsanwaltschaft gestellt. Auslöser war der Tod seines Freundes, des Regimegegners und Schriftstellers Jürgen Fuchs. Dieser war Anfang Mai 1999 im Alter von 48 Jahren einem Plasmozytom erlegen, einer seltenen Blutkrebsart, die durch Strahlung verursacht werden kann.

Bürgerrechtler fordern seit Jahren Aufklärung

Jürgen Fuchs hegte die Vermutung, daß seine tödliche Krankheit nicht gottgewollt war, sondern menschengemacht, erinnerte sein Freund Wolf Biermann. Ein Mord auf Raten? Den Verdacht, Fuchs und andere Dissidenten seien im berüchtigten Stasi-Knast Berlin-Hohenschönhausen mit Röntgenstrahlen traktiert worden, äußerten mehrere ehemalige Bürgerrechtler. Seit einem Jahr fordern sie rückhaltlose Aufklärung.

Zu den bald ermittelten Spuren gehörte ein unorthodox konstruiertes Röntgengerät, das Mitglieder eines Bürgerkomitees Ende Dezember 1989 im Stasi-Untersuchungsgefängnis Gera entdeckt hatten. Die Strahlenkanone stand hinter einem Vorhang versteckt im Fotoraum der Anstalt. Der Strahler habe sich etwa in Kopfhöhe des davor sitzenden Gefangenen befinden, erinnern sich Zeugen. Ähnliche Geräte gab es auch im Magdeburger, Chemnitzer und Bautzner Stasi-Knast. In Hohenschönhausen wurde 1990 im Fotoraum ein verstecktes Lehrbuch für Strahlenkunde entdeckt.

In seinem Schlüsselroman “Magdalena” hatte Jürgen Fuchs aus einer Veröffentlichung der Stasi-nahen Sektion Kriminalistik der Humboldt-Universität Berlin zitiert. Da ging es um radioaktive Gifte und darum, wie man diese spurlos gegen Menschen einsetzen kann. Nach Fuchs’ Tod gewann das Thema auch deswegen Brisanz, weil bereits im Mai 1998 Gerulf Pannach (48), früherer Liedermacher und Texter der DDR-Rockband Renft, an Nierenkrebs, und ein Jahr zuvor der Regimegegner Rudolf Bahro (61), Verfasser des Buches “Die Alternative”, an einem Non-Hodgkin-Lymphom gestorben waren. Alle drei hatten 1976/77 in Hohenschönhausen gesessen.

Wurden mißliebige Häftlinge im Rahmen von MfS-Zersetzungsmaßnahmen mittels Strahlenkanone unbemerkt verseucht, um ihnen langfristig Schaden zuzufügen? Es gibt zwar keine Beweise, dafür aber genug Indizien.

Mielkes Männer experimentierten nachweislich seit den siebziger Jahren mit strahlenden Substanzen. Akten beweisen, daß sie im Umgang mit Radionukliden und nichtmedizinischer Röntgentechnik ausgebildet wurden. Eine ganze Liste besonders gefährlicher Substanzen ist beispielsweise im Jahresplan 1979 des Dienstbereiches 2 unter der Rubrik “Schädigung durch Beibringen radioaktiver Stoffe” aufgelistet. Auch an der Anwendung radioaktiver Isotope arbeiteten die Stasi-Experten.

Eine über 900 Seiten starke Studie der Humboldt-Universität unter dem Titel “Toxdat” führt jede erdenkliche Art auf, wie Menschen mit Gift umgebracht werden können. Die für die Stasi entstandene Ausarbeitung aus dem Jahr 1988 nennt mehr als 200 toxische und strahlende Substanzen und beschreibt detailliert, wie diese eingesetzt werden könnten. Im Kapitel “Schädigung durch Beibringung radioaktiver Stoffe” werden besonders gefährliche Radionuklide genannt: von Strontium-90 bis Plutonium-238, aber auch Mikromengen abgebrannter Brennstäbe aus Kernkraftwerken.

Aus den Papieren erfuhren die Geheimdienstler, welche Wirkung ein Einsatz dieser Stoffe beim Menschen hätte. Von einer kombinierten Schädigung war die Rede. Der biologische Effekt resultiere aus einem chemischen Gift und einer physikalischen Wirkung. Beigebracht in Speisen und Getränken könnten sie zu Siechtum führende Blut-/Knochenmarkschäden und Krebs bewirken. Das sei natürlich abhängig gewesen von der psycho-physischen Reaktion der Einzelperson, sagte Fuchs in einem Interview, in dem er die Möglichkeit einschloß, daß durch Strahlung gesundheitliche Schäden verursacht werden können, nicht bei allen Gefangenen, aber bei denen, von denen man glaubt, es machen zu müssen, zu sollen, zu dürfen, auf Befehl. Die Wissenschaftler der Humboldt-Uni nannten das eine Liquidationsmethode mit hohem Verschleierungspotential durch spät einsetzende unspezifische Initialsymptomatik.

Mielke-Ministerium wollte Strahlenunfälle herbeiführen

Fuchs selbst waren Dokumente in die Hände gefallen, in denen ein handliches Gamma-Gert polnischer Herkunft eine Rolle spielte, das punktförmig Neutronenstrahlen aussendet. Sein Einsatz, bei dem das biologische Gewebe beschädigt wurde, hinterließ keine Spuren, später würde es diffuse, aber bedrohliche Erkrankungen erzeugen. Experten bestätigen inzwischen, daß die Strahlendosis der Röntgengeräte in den Stasi-Gefängnissen bei einstündiger Bestrahlung 1,1 Gray betragen haben könnte. Damit wären die Geräte zwar viel zu schwach, um einen Menschen zu töten, aber die möglichen Strahlendosen hätten ausgereicht, um nach einigen Jahren bei den Opfern Blutkrebs auszulösen.

Die Stasi beschäftigte sich ebenfalls mit Möglichkeiten, kleine Atomminen in Westdeutschland einzusetzen und Kernkraftwerke zu beschädigen, um Strahlenunfälle herbeizuführen. Erst im vergangenen Jahr stieß die Gauck-Behörde auf Unterlagen der Stasi-Abteilung Operativ-Technischer Sektor. Damit war der Beweis erbracht, daß das Mielke-Ministerium mit dem Einsatz radioaktiven Materials experimentierte, um alles mögliche zu überwachen.

Grundlage dafür bot die Kooperation mit den Kernforschern in Rossendorf. Hier fanden die Bestrahlungen im Reaktor statt. Hier wurden Stoffe aktiviert wie Stecknadeln, die später Regimegegnern an die Kleidung geheftet wurden. Einem der Stasi verdächtigen Physiker im Kombinat Carl Zeiss Jena wurden 1978 radioaktiv präparierte Dokumente untergeschoben. Manuskripte von Bürgerrechtlern wurden mit flüssigem nuklearen Material beschichtet. Auch wurden Autos markiert, indem per Luftgewehr radioaktive Munition auf die Reifen geschossen wurde. Man überlegte, wie man Personen bespritzen könnte, um sie später wiederzufinden, beschrieb Joachim Gauck, Leiter der Stasi-Akten-Behörde, in einem Interview die Methoden. Fest steht, daß das Manuskript von Bahros “Alternative” radioaktiv markiert wurde. Die Stasi wollte so den Versandwegen nachspüren und Adressaten ausfindig machen.

Aber nicht nur gegen Dissidenten wurden radioaktive Stoffe eingesetzt. So verschickte die Stasi in einem Fall radioaktiv-markiertes Westgeld, um herauszufinden, wer in einem Postamt aus Briefen Geldscheine stiehlt. Wenn jemand drei dieser Scheine einsteckte, konnte das durchaus gesundheitliche Folgen haben, schätzt Gauck ein.

Insgesamt hat es in den siebziger Jahren hundert Markierungsfälle jährlich gegeben. In den achtziger Jahren sind es 50. Die Stasi benutzte 21 verschiedene Substanzen von Caesium-137 bis zu Kobalt-59 oder Silber-110. Erschreckend sei, daß beteiligte Wissenschaftler bis heute schweigen würden und einen guten Ruf hätten, sagte Gauck im März. Diese Spezialisten hätten aber der Stasi in Kenntnis möglicher Gesundheitsgefahren geholfen. Zwar gibt es bisher nach Aussage Gaucks keinen Beweis, der den schlimmen Verdacht bewußter radioaktiver Bestrahlung in Haftanstalten bestätigt, aber unter dem Decknamen “Wolke” setzten die Mielke-Leute radioaktive Substanzen zur Markierung von Personen und Gegenständen ein. Gesundheitliche Schäden wurden dabei billigend in Kauf genommen. Ein Markierungseinsatz konnte den heute geltenden Grenzwert um das 267fache überschreiten, ermittelte ein im Auftrag der Gauck-Behörde tätiger Gutachter.

Vorwürfe von Fuchs an die bundesdeutsche Justiz

Die Aktionen überschritten selbst die Sicherheitsnormen der DDR. Auch im Fall des Geraer Röntgengerätes, das zumindest zwischen 1976 und 1983 im Stasi-Knast eingesetzt wurde und nach der Wende spurlos verschwand. Es verstieß schon dadurch gegen die DDR-Gesetze, daß es nicht beim Amt für Strahlenschutz gemeldet war.

Man habe die Bedeutung von Zersetzung nicht begriffen, warf Fuchs kurz vor seinem Tod der BRD-Justiz vor. Es werde nicht wahrgenommen, daß ein System wie das der DDR mit einer historischen Mission in Andersdenkenden ideologische Feinde sah, bei deren Ausschaltung jedes Mittel vom Zweck geheiligt ist. Ein Betroffener ist vielleicht in der Lage, die letzten, die allerletzten Beweise zu bringen, wenn er gestorben ist und eine Knochenanalyse vorgenommen wird, sagte er bezüglich der Nachforschungen für den Einsatz radioaktiver Stoffe in den Haftanstalten.

Wie vor den Kopf geschlagen zeigt sich angesichts der jüngsten Enthüllungen auch der Rossendorfer Kernforscher J.: Eine Anwendung an Menschen, die nicht der medizinischen Diagnose oder Therapie dient, verurteile er mit aller Schärfe.

DDR-Regimegegner Rudolf Bahro: Das Manuskript seines Buches “Die Alternative” wurde von der Stasi radioaktiv verstrahlt

von Paul Leonhard

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