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Future Intelligence Capabilities

7 Apr, 2005 – 21:50

Since September 11th many old, and new technologies have been used to keep abreast of what the jihadist cut throats are planning. The Predator drone is an example. Originaly designed as an unmanned aerial reconnaissance and surveillance vehicle, it has evolved into something more. Central Intelligence Agency used a missile-armed Predator in November 2002 to [...]

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By marc | Comments (3)

Ummm. Right.

23 Feb, 2005 – 07:25

US military denies conducting spy flights over Iran
If the military isn’t, I sincerely hope someone is!

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By Kathy Kinsley | Also posted in Iranian Freedom watch, War and Military | Comments (5)

Psyops or leaking like a sieve?

13 Feb, 2005 – 10:05

U.S. Uses Drones to Probe Iran For Arms
The Bush administration has been flying surveillance drones over Iran for nearly a year to seek evidence of nuclear weapons programs and detect weaknesses in air defenses, according to three U.S. officials with detailed knowledge of the secret effort.
The small, pilotless planes, penetrating Iranian airspace from [...]

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By Kathy Kinsley | Also posted in Iranian Freedom watch, Psyops | Comments (1)

Wow. They are slow….

17 Jan, 2005 – 08:53

Women’s magazine offers tips to terrorists
Al Qaeda has introduced an online women’s magazine with articles including dietary advice for suicide bombers and tips on how to “dominate the passions” before blowing yourself up, according to Italy’s SISDE secret service.
SISDE analysts disclosed the existence of Al Khansa, the unusual monthly Internet publication for female [...]

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By Kathy Kinsley | Comments (4)

Ummm. Suuuure.

12 Jan, 2005 – 05:50

…Berger admits removing 40 to 50 top-secret documents from the archives, but claims it was an “honest mistake” made while he vetted documents for the 9/11 commission’s probe into the Twin Towers attacks.

An “honest mistake”? 40-50 documents? Excuse me. I could believe that of 1 or 2 documents. I might even stretch it [...]

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By Kathy Kinsley | Also posted in Fighting Back, Not too smart | Comments (4)

Hmm.

9 Dec, 2004 – 20:32

Reporter Avoids Jail in Source Disclosure Case
A Rhode Island television reporter was sentenced to six months of house arrest on Thursday for refusing to reveal the identity of a source.
A federal judge convicted investigative journalist Jim Taricani last month of criminal contempt for not saying who gave him a surveillance videotape in a FBI [...]

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By Kathy Kinsley | Also posted in Fifth Column, Musings | Comments (1)