Binney & the Jets re The MATRIX/NSANet/PRISM (PRISON) - a BACKUP of EVERYTHING on the NET - EXPRESSLY for DIRT collection against EVERYONE

The excuse for the NSANet PRISM (Prison) MATRIX:

it helps *thwart* attacks and find the bad guys...

The reality:

NARUS devices, in addition to warrants on ALL ISPs, duplicate everything carried on fiber lines - effectively splitting-off every line and storing everything to the NSANet (MATRIX) for the express purpose of COLLECTING DATA (DIRT) on EVERYONE.

What could been done within the Constitution:

NSA could eliminate (filter out) 99.99% of the data collected about the US population (and stop collecting it in the first place w/o probable cause), as well as the rest of the world and STILL thwart attacks and find the bad guys.

William "Bill" Binney explains in his latest interview with RT:


[link to www.youtube.com]

PRISM, ETC use the latest technology, which began with NaurInsight:

The new program, code-named Hone, is designed to give intelligence and law enforcement agencies a leg up on criminals who are now operating anonymously on the Internet.

In many ways, the cyber world is ideal for subversive and terrorist activities, said Antonio Nucci, chief technology officer with Narus. "For bad people, it's an easy place to hide," Nucci said. "They can get lost and very easily hide behind a massive ocean of legal digital transactions."

[snip]

Narus is best known as the creator of NarusInsight, an network monitoring device that can analyze traffic on IP networks. AT&T allegedly used a Narus system to wiretap customer data on behalf of the U.S. National Security Agency as part of a U.S. domestic terrorist surveillance program.

Hone works in tandem with NarusInsight. By Nucci's own admission, however, it can do some pretty "scary" things.

The software's user creates a target profile, and Hone then proceeds to link what Nucci calls "islands of information." Hone can analyze VOIP conversations, biometrically identify someone's voice or photograph and then associate it with different phone numbers.

"I can have a sample of your voice in English, and you can start speaking Mandarin tomorrow. It doesn't matter; I'm going to catch you."

It uses artificial intelligence to analyze e-mails and can link mails to different accounts, doing what Nucci calls topical analysis. "It's going to go through a set of documents and automatically it's going to organize them in topics -- I'm not talking about keywords as is done today, I'm talking about topics," he said.

[snip]

Hone will sift through millions of profiles searching for people with similar attributes -- blogger profiles that share the same e-mail address, for example. It can look for statistically likely matches, by studying things like the gender, nationality, age, location, home and work addresses of people.

Another component can trace the location of someone using a mobile device such as a laptop or phone.

Bit by bit, it pieces together the subject's different identities on the Internet.

[snip - conforming to rules]

read the whole article, here:
[link to www.itworld.com]

What can be done:

Paraphrasing Binney, "repeal the totalitarian Patriot Act, NDAA (and the like), fire everyone in the Executive Branch and Congress, then replace them all with citizens who will uphold the Constitution."



snake

Last Edited by snake.plissken on 06/12/2013 09:28 PM