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5 days ago - ... of Israeli Menachem Atzmon and his Shin Bet and Mossad controlledICTS ... Apr 16, 2013 - WTC,9/11,Logan Airport,Boston Marathon, ICTS Israel:Barney Frank ... it to land in Vienna, Austria, in what he called a violation of international law.
And thanks to Zionist prostitutes like Barack Obama aka Barry Soetoro and John Kerry using NSA to spy on his Brazilian,etc. investments and the killer kkklown in a General's uniform Keith Alexander - the Israelis who 'guarded Logan Airport Boston while running a stock fraud called ICTS International is STILL operating in the UK and at Schiphphol Airport where they allowed the 'Islamic crotch bomber' Mutallab to terrorize us on Christmas 2009 all on the NSA's internet watch ! And you still didn't get them disd you Keith Alexander ? What happened did the Isdraelis catch you with your pants down molesting some innocent little boy like they have so many high level government pervs and pedophiles around the world !?
See scumbag - they are STILL OPERATING !See scumbag, Keith Alexander - they are STILL OPERATING !You'd better place John Kerry and your fellow pedophile Barney Frank and Senator Markey et.al. who covered up for them after 9/11 on terror watch list !: :
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1 day ago - ICTS International N.V. financial and business news, updates, and information from The New York Times and other leading providers.
Keith Alexander like John Kerry also know exactly who guarded Logan Airport Boston on September 11,2001 - it was the Israeli money launderers and terrororists Menachem Atzmon and the deceased Ezra Harel NOT Saudis even though the Saudi royals are our enemies as well - NOT Iraqis or Syrians !And yet they support the decadent Saud royals(who at least played a minor role as did the Kuwait Al Sabah royals in 9/11 to the Israelis and members of the CIA and Pentagon and Senators and Congressmen more major role) - backing the House of Saud and their British created Wahabe religious sect terrorism against a more secular Syrian government even though the Saudis behead female 'witches' for entertainment and even though in the 21st century even perverts like the terrorists Keith Alexander and John Kerry KNOW 'witches' don't really exist - don't they ? !But we know evil does and John Kerry,Keith Alexander,Barack Obama aka Barry Soetoro and the financial military industrial elites they serve are evil beyond imagining !
With 'friends' like these who needs enemies ? With a pedophile promoting Rothschild,Goldman Sachs Israeli -CIA controlled government like the U.S. has - if you are an American, who needs a government ? We certainly don't have one,we have a terrorist state and it has been and continues to bleed us for an international mainly Jewish Zionist financial military industrial elite !
http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/07/10/usa-security-latinamerica-idINDEE9680EP20130710
Latin American nations fuming over NSA spying allegations
A leading Brazilian newspaper reported on Tuesday that the U.S. National Security Agency targeted most Latin American countries with spying programs that monitored Internet traffic, especially in Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico.
Citing documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the fugitive former U.S. intelligence contractor, O Globo newspaper said the NSA programs went beyond military affairs to what it termed "commercial secrets," including oil and energy resources.
Regional leaders called for a tough response to the alleged espionage that O Globo said included a satellite monitoring stations based in Brazil's capital.
"A shiver ran down my back when I learned that they are spying on all of us," Argentine President Cristina Fernandez said in a speech on Tuesday.
She called on the Mercosur bloc of South American nations, due to meet on Friday, to issue a strong statement and demand explanations from Washington. "More than revelations, these are confirmations of what we thought was happening," she said.
Brazil's government said it set up a task force of its defense, communications, justice and foreign affairs ministries to investigate the alleged espionage and establish whether the privacy of Brazilian citizens had been violated.
The Brazilian Senate's foreign relations committee has asked U.S. ambassador Thomas Shannon to testify on the allegations. It is unclear whether Shannon, who is not obliged to testify, will do so.
Gilberto Carvalho, a top aide to President Dilma Rousseff, said a "very hard" response to the United States was needed. "If we lower our heads, they will trample all over us tomorrow," he said.
The espionage allegations surfaced one week after South American nations were outraged by the diversion of Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane in Europe because of the suspicion that Snowden was on board.
U.S. ALLY PRIME TARGET
O Globo said a main NSA surveillance target was Colombia, the United States' top military ally in the region, where drug trafficking and movements by the FARC guerrilla group were monitored.
It said the NSA spied on military procurement and the oil industry in Venezuela, and in Mexico it gathered information on the drug trade, the energy sector and political affairs.
Also swept up in what O Globo termed as U.S. spying were Argentina, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Paraguay, Chile and El Salvador.
The article was written by Glenn Greenwald, Roberto Kaz and José Casado.
An American citizen who works for Britain's Guardian newspaper and lives in Rio de Janeiro, Greenwald was the journalist who first revealed classified documents provided by Snowden that outlined the extent of U.S. communications monitoring activity at home and abroad.
Greenwald said on Sunday in a Twitter message that he had worked with O Globo on the reports to relay more quickly the scope and reach of the alleged surveillance. The bulk of Greenwald's stories thus far have appeared in the Guardian.
As disclosed by Snowden to the Guardian, the NSA's "Prism" program collated mail, Internet chat and files directly from the servers of companies such as Google, Facebook, Twitter and Skype........
http://news.yahoo.com/nsa-spied-most-latin-american-nations-brazil-paper-182625821.html
NSA 'spied' on most Latin American nations: Brazil paper
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The U.S. National Security Agency has targeted most Latin American countries in its spying programs, with Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico ranking among those of highest priority for the U.S. intelligence agency, a leading Brazilian newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Citing documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the fugitive former American intelligence contractor, O Globo newspaper said the NSA programs went beyond military affairs to what it termed "commercial secrets."
These included petroleum in Venezuela and energy in Mexico, according to a graphic which O Globo identified as being from the NSA and dated February of this year.
Also swept up in what O Globo termed as U.S. spying were Argentina, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Paraguay, Chile, Peru and El Salvador, the story said.
While the purported spying on these countries was "constant," the most intense surveillance was directed at Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico, the newspaper said.
The Globo article was written by Glenn Greenwald, Roberto Kaz and José Casado. Greenwald, an American citizen who works for Britain's Guardian newspaper and lives in Rio de Janeiro, was the journalist who first revealed classified documents provided by Snowden, outlining the extent of U.S. communications monitoring activity at home and abroad.
Greenwald said on Sunday in a Twitter message that he had worked with O Globo on the reports to more quickly relay the scope and reach of the alleged surveillance. The bulk of Greenwald's stories thus far have appeared in the Guardian.
O Globo cited documents saying that from January to March this year, NSA agents carried out "spying actions" via "Boundless Informant" which it said cataloged telephone calls and access to the Internet. Also used was Prism from February 2 to 8 this year, O Globo said.
As disclosed by Snowden to the Guardian, the NSA's Prism program collated mail, Internet chat and files directly from the servers of companies such as Google, Facebook, Twitter and Skype.
A main NSA surveillance target was Colombia, the United States' top military ally in the region, where drug trafficking and movements by the FARC guerrilla group were monitored, O Globo said.
In Venezuela the NSA spied on military procurement and the oil industry, and in Mexico the agency gathered information on the drug trade, the energy sector and political affairs using Prism.
The newspaper reported on Sunday that the NSA and the Central Intelligence Agency had gathered telephone and email data in Brazil, based on documents Snowden provided to Greenwald.
Brazil's telecommunications agency said on Monday that it would investigate whether local operators had violated customer privacy rules in alleged surveillance of Brazilian telecommunications data by the U.S. spy agencies.
The decision came as U.S. officials, including the American ambassador in Brasilia, sought to reassure Brazil that O Globo reports on Sunday and Monday about NSA surveillance of Brazilian communications were incorrect.
According to O Globo, access to Brazilian communications was obtained through American companies that were partners with Brazilian telecommunications companies. The report did not identify any of the companies but said an NSA program called Silverzephyr was used to access phone calls, faxes and emails.
O Globo also reported this week that the CIA and the NSA jointly ran monitoring stations to gather information from foreign satellites in 65 countries, including five in Latin America, citing documents dating from 2002 leaked by Snowden.
The so-called Special Collection Service operated from the capitals of Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Mexico and Brazil. The newspaper said it was not known whether the alleged satellite espionage continued after 2002.
(Reporting by Anthony Boadle Editing by W Simon)
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