disrupter
12-13-2007, 08:04 PM
US Intelligence Tapping Phones of Indonesian Civilians
Investigative journalist Allan Nairn reveals that U.S. intelligence officers in Jakarta are secretly tapping the cell phones and reading the SMS text messages of Indonesian civilians. Some of the Americans involved in the spy operation work out of the Jakarta headquarters of Detachment 88, a US-trained and–funded paramilitary unit which is part of Kopassus, the Indonesian army’s special forces famed for abduction, torture and assassination. The news comes as Congress weighs whether to send more military aid to Indonesia.http://www.democracynow.org/2007/12/13/us_intelligence_tapping_phones_of_indonesian
Not only are they tapping Indonesian civilians they are obviously using some kind of [FBI's] 'Carnivore' supercomputer software that is scanning virtually the entire telephone throughput.
You don't think the NSA is not already doing this to your cell calls, guess again.
Their tapping of the entire landline phone traffic in the domestic US using little spy rooms at AT&T has already been exposed.
Do you like living in a outlaw police state?
Investigative journalist Allan Nairn reveals that U.S. intelligence officers in Jakarta are secretly tapping the cell phones and reading the SMS text messages of Indonesian civilians. Some of the Americans involved in the spy operation work out of the Jakarta headquarters of Detachment 88, a US-trained and–funded paramilitary unit which is part of Kopassus, the Indonesian army’s special forces famed for abduction, torture and assassination. The news comes as Congress weighs whether to send more military aid to Indonesia.http://www.democracynow.org/2007/12/13/us_intelligence_tapping_phones_of_indonesian
Not only are they tapping Indonesian civilians they are obviously using some kind of [FBI's] 'Carnivore' supercomputer software that is scanning virtually the entire telephone throughput.
You don't think the NSA is not already doing this to your cell calls, guess again.
Their tapping of the entire landline phone traffic in the domestic US using little spy rooms at AT&T has already been exposed.
Do you like living in a outlaw police state?