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THE RISE OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER
U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS AMERICANS SHOULD WELCOME TROOPS ON AMERICAN SOIL
World Net Daily columnist Jon E. Dougherty reported: "Critics are
denouncing recent congressional changes to the Posse Comitatus Act that
will allow a broader use of U.S. military forces in a domestic law
enforcement role including a new unit for deployment in assisting
civilian officers during a terrorist attack. The new command,
established Oct. 7 in Norfolk, Va., will be called the U.S. Joint Forces
Command, and replaces the former U.S. Atlantic Command. At a ceremony
commemorating the new unit, Defense Secretary William Cohen told
participants the American people shouldn't fear the potential of seeing
U.S. military forces on the streets of U.S. cities. The military must
'deal with the threats we are most likely to face,' Cohen told
reporters, downplaying concerns about troops operating on home soil.
'The American people should not be concerned about it. They should
welcome it.' The new command is designed to prepare U.S. troops to fight
abroad or to respond if terrorists strike with nuclear, chemical or
biological weapons. In opposing the measure, critics cite the 1878 Posse
Comitatus Act, which prohibits federal troops from participating in
domestic law enforcement activities under most circumstances. With the
concern over domestic terrorism rising since the World Trade Center
bombing and numerous incidences of cyber-attacks on U.S. defense and
financial institutions, the Clinton administration has begun to relax
some of those restrictions..." (Matthew 24:32; Genesis 6:11-Terrorism)
INTERNET WIRETAPPING CONSIDERED
Wired News reported: ".the Internet Engineering Task Force has had one
guiding principle: To solve the problems of moving digital information
around the world. As attendance at meetings swelled and the Internet
became a vital portion of national economies, the standards-setting body
has become increasingly important, but the engineers and programmers who
are members remained focused on that common goal. No longer. Now the
IETF is debating whether to wire government surveillance into the next
generation of Internet protocols...To reach even a preliminary decision
in a special plenary session of the IETF meeting in Washington next
month, attendees must weigh whether law enforcement demands are more
important than communications security and personal privacy-a process
that places technology professionals in the unusual position of taking a
prominent political stand.. 'As Internet voice becomes a wider deployed
reality, it is only logical that the subject has to come up,' IETF
chairman and Cisco engineer Fred Baker said. 'We are deciding to bring
it up proactively rather than reacting to something later in the
game.'...Many governments, including the United States, require
telephone companies to configure their networks so police can easily
wiretap calls. As more phone calls flow through the Internet, some
experts predict that the FBI and similar agencies will demand additional
surveillance powers..." (Rev. 13:16,17)
SUPER SECRET 'ECHELON' ORGANIZATION ASSAULT PLANNED
Wired News reported: "If the hunch of a loose-knit group of
cyber-activists is correct, the above words will trip the keyword
recognition filter on a global spy system partly managed by the U.S.
National Security Agency. The near-mythical worldwide computer spy
network reportedly scans all email, packet traffic, telephone
conversations-and more-around the world, in an effort to ferret out
potential terrorist or enemy communications. ..Once plucked from the
electronic cloud, certain keywords allegedly trigger a recording of the
conversation or email in question. Privacy activists have used the words
in their signature files for years as a running schtick, but on 18
October, the American Justice Federation hopes to trip up Echelon on a
much wider scale...On 18 October, Thompson, along with Doug Mcintosh, a
reporter for the federation's news service, and members of the
hacktivism mailing list community, invite anyone concerned about the
system to append a list of intriguing words to their emails...The
campaign has spread around the Net and has been translated into German.
Organizers hope 'gag Echelon day' catches on a global scale as a means
of raising awareness of the system. Neither the NSA, nor its UK
equivalent-the Government Communications Headquarters-has admitted that
the system exists, although its capabilities have been debated in the
European Parliament..." (Jeremiah 51:32)
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>>U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS AMERICANS SHOULD WELCOME TROOPS ON AMERICAN SOIL
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>> World Net Daily columnist Jon E. Dougherty reported: "Critics are
>> denouncing recent congressional changes to the Posse Comitatus Act that
>> will allow a broader use of U.S. military forces in a domestic law
>> enforcement role including a new unit for deployment in assisting
>> civilian officers during a terrorist attack. The new command,
>> established Oct. 7 in Norfolk, Va., will be called the U.S. Joint Forces
>> Command, and replaces the former U.S. Atlantic Command. At a ceremony
>> commemorating the new unit, Defense Secretary William Cohen told
>> participants the American people shouldn't fear the potential of seeing
>> U.S. military forces on the streets of U.S. cities. The military must
>> 'deal with the threats we are most likely to face,' Cohen told
>> reporters, downplaying concerns about troops operating on home soil.
>> 'The American people should not be concerned about it. They should
>> welcome it.' The new command is designed to prepare U.S. troops to fight
>> abroad or to respond if terrorists strike with nuclear, chemical or
>> biological weapons. In opposing the measure, critics cite the 1878 Posse
>> Comitatus Act, which prohibits federal troops from participating in
>> domestic law enforcement activities under most circumstances. With the
>> concern over domestic terrorism rising since the World Trade Center
>> bombing and numerous incidences of cyber-attacks on U.S. defense and
>> financial institutions, the Clinton administration has begun to relax
>> some of those restrictions..." (Matthew 24:32; Genesis 6:11-Terrorism)
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>>INTERNET WIRETAPPING CONSIDERED
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>> Wired News reported: ".the Internet Engineering Task Force has had one
>> guiding principle: To solve the problems of moving digital information
>> around the world. As attendance at meetings swelled and the Internet
>> became a vital portion of national economies, the standards-setting body
>> has become increasingly important, but the engineers and programmers who
>> are members remained focused on that common goal. No longer. Now the
>> IETF is debating whether to wire government surveillance into the next
>> generation of Internet protocols...To reach even a preliminary decision
>> in a special plenary session of the IETF meeting in Washington next
>> month, attendees must weigh whether law enforcement demands are more
>> important than communications security and personal privacy-a process
>> that places technology professionals in the unusual position of taking a
>> prominent political stand.. 'As Internet voice becomes a wider deployed
>> reality, it is only logical that the subject has to come up,' IETF
>> chairman and Cisco engineer Fred Baker said. 'We are deciding to bring
>> it up proactively rather than reacting to something later in the
>> game.'...Many governments, including the United States, require
>> telephone companies to configure their networks so police can easily
>> wiretap calls. As more phone calls flow through the Internet, some
>> experts predict that the FBI and similar agencies will demand additional
>> surveillance powers..." (Rev. 13:16,17)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>SUPER SECRET 'ECHELON' ORGANIZATION ASSAULT PLANNED
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Wired News reported: "If the hunch of a loose-knit group of
>> cyber-activists is correct, the above words will trip the keyword
>> recognition filter on a global spy system partly managed by the U.S.
>> National Security Agency. The near-mythical worldwide computer spy
>> network reportedly scans all email, packet traffic, telephone
>> conversations-and more-around the world, in an effort to ferret out
>> potential terrorist or enemy communications. ..Once plucked from the
>> electronic cloud, certain keywords allegedly trigger a recording of the
>> conversation or email in question. Privacy activists have used the words
>> in their signature files for years as a running schtick, but on 18
>> October, the American Justice Federation hopes to trip up Echelon on a
>> much wider scale...On 18 October, Thompson, along with Doug Mcintosh, a
>> reporter for the federation's news service, and members of the
>> hacktivism mailing list community, invite anyone concerned about the
>> system to append a list of intriguing words to their emails...The
>> campaign has spread around the Net and has been translated into German.
>> Organizers hope 'gag Echelon day' catches on a global scale as a means
>> of raising awareness of the system. Neither the NSA, nor its UK
>> equivalent-the Government Communications Headquarters-has admitted that
>> the system exists, although its capabilities have been debated in the
>> European Parliament..." (Jeremiah 51:32)
>>
>>Return to the
>>>ligenceBriefing/december1999>December, 1999 Article index
>>Return to the
>>>ligenceBriefing>Van Impe Intelligence Briefing issue index
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>>Main
>> Homepage
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THE RISE OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER
U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS AMERICANS SHOULD WELCOME
TROOPS ON AMERICAN SOIL
World Net Daily columnist Jon E. Dougherty reported:
"Critics are denouncing recent congressional changes to the Posse
Comitatus Act that will allow a broader use of U.S. military forces in a
domestic law enforcement role including a new unit for deployment in
assisting civilian officers during a terrorist attack. The new command,
established Oct. 7 in Norfolk, Va., will be called the U.S. Joint Forces
Command, and replaces the former U.S. Atlantic Command. At a ceremony
commemorating the new unit, Defense Secretary William Cohen told
participants the American people shouldn't fear the potential of seeing
U.S. military forces on the streets of U.S. cities. The military must
'deal with the threats we are most likely to face,' Cohen told reporters,
downplaying concerns about troops operating on home soil. 'The American
people should not be concerned about it. They should welcome it.' The new
command is designed to prepare U.S. troops to fight abroad or to respond
if terrorists strike with nuclear, chemical or biological weapons. In
opposing the measure, critics cite the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act, which
prohibits federal troops from participating in domestic law enforcement
activities under most circumstances. With the concern over domestic
terrorism rising since the World Trade Center bombing and numerous
incidences of cyber-attacks on U.S. defense and financial institutions,
the Clinton administration has begun to relax some of those
restrictions..." (Matthew 24:32; Genesis 6:11-Terrorism)
INTERNET WIRETAPPING CONSIDERED
Wired News reported: ".the Internet Engineering Task
Force has had one guiding principle: To solve the problems of moving
digital information around the world. As attendance at meetings swelled
and the Internet became a vital portion of national economies, the
standards-setting body has become increasingly important, but the
engineers and programmers who are members remained focused on that common
goal. No longer. Now the IETF is debating whether to wire government
surveillance into the next generation of Internet protocols...To reach
even a preliminary decision in a special plenary session of the IETF
meeting in Washington next month, attendees must weigh whether law
enforcement demands are more important than communications security and
personal privacy-a process that places technology professionals in the
unusual position of taking a prominent political stand.. 'As Internet
voice becomes a wider deployed reality, it is only logical that the
subject has to come up,' IETF chairman and Cisco engineer Fred Baker
said. 'We are deciding to bring it up proactively rather than reacting to
something later in the game.'...Many governments, including the United
States, require telephone companies to configure their networks so police
can easily wiretap calls. As more phone calls flow through the Internet,
some experts predict that the FBI and similar agencies will demand
additional surveillance powers..." (Rev. 13:16,17)
SUPER SECRET 'ECHELON' ORGANIZATION ASSAULT PLANNED
Wired News reported: "If the hunch of a loose-knit
group of cyber-activists is correct, the above words will trip the
keyword recognition filter on a global spy system partly managed by the
U.S. National Security Agency. The near-mythical worldwide computer spy
network reportedly scans all email, packet traffic, telephone
conversations-and more-around the world, in an effort to ferret out
potential terrorist or enemy communications. ..Once plucked from the
electronic cloud, certain keywords allegedly trigger a recording of the
conversation or email in question. Privacy activists have used the words
in their signature files for years as a running schtick, but on 18
October, the American Justice Federation hopes to trip up Echelon on a
much wider scale...On 18 October, Thompson, along with Doug Mcintosh, a
reporter for the federation's news service, and members of the hacktivism
mailing list community, invite anyone concerned about the system to
append a list of intriguing words to their emails...The campaign has
spread around the Net and has been translated into German. Organizers
hope 'gag Echelon day' catches on a global scale as a means of raising
awareness of the system. Neither the NSA, nor its UK equivalent-the
Government Communications Headquarters-has admitted that the system
exists, although its capabilities have been debated in the European
Parliament..." (Jeremiah 51:32)
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