Cartoon of the day # 499
A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words
A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words
A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words
A good Cartoon often tells the story in a better way than 1000 words
Like a stand-up comedian with a political edge, Rand Paul deployed some witty one-liners after President Barack Obama’s comments on Friday about reforming the National Security Agency. “What I think I heard is that if you like your privacy, you can keep it,” Paul, the Republican senator from Kentucky, said in an interview with CNN’s… Read More “If you like your privacy, you can keep it”
Robert Gates claims Obama was “skeptical, if not outright convinced it would fail.” A new book by former U.S. defense secretary Robert Gates harshly criticizes President Obama’s Afghanistan war policy, saying the president “eventually lost faith in the troop increase he ordered,” and that Obama was “skeptical, if not outright convinced it would fail.” Excerpts… Read More Gates: Obama “lost faith” in Afghanistan policy
This is the alternative Christmas message of Edvard Snowden: Published by Ivar
The FBI can secretly activate a computer’s webcam to spy on an individual without turning on the indicator light. This was confirmed by a former FBI-official in an article in Washington Post on Friday. According to the Washington Post’s account of what Marcus Thomas — former assistant director of the FBI’s Operational Technology Division in Quantico… Read More FBI can switch your webcam on and spy on you
Google has expressed outrage following a report that the US National Security Agency (NSA) has hacked its data links. An executive at Google said it was not aware of the alleged activity, adding there was an “urgent need for reform”. The comments follow a Washington Post report based on leaks from Edward Snowden claiming that… Read More Google “outraged” at alleged NSA hacking
Italian report reveals that the NSA wiretapped the pope as well as millions of calls from Italy. US secret services allegedly eavesdropped on cardinals before the conclave in March to elect a new pope, Italian weekly magazine Panorama claimed Wednesday. “The National Security Agency wiretapped the pope,” the magazine said, accusing the United States of… Read More US tapped messages sent from the Vatican
National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders after being given the numbers by an official in another US government department. This is according to a classified document provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden. The confidential memo reveals that the NSA encourages senior officials in its “customer” departments, such the White House, State… Read More The Guardian: NSA spied on 35 world leaders
National Security Agency (NSA) spied on 70.3 million phone calls in France in just 30 days. Le Monde says the data, based on leaks from ex-intelligence analyst Edward Snowden, suggest the US NSA agency monitored businesses and officials as well as terrorism suspects. The intercepts were apparently triggered by certain key words. The paper says… Read More Obama spied on 70 million phone calls in France
Brazil and Mexico have both demanded an explanation from the US over claims that the NSA spied on their presidents. Internet data from Brazilian leader Dilma Rousseff and Mexico’s Enrique Pena Nieto was intercepted, journalist Glenn Greenwald told Brazil’s TV Globo. Mr Greenwald obtained secret files from US whistle-blower Edward Snowden. Brazil said data interception… Read More Brazil and Mexico probe claims US spied on presidents
The US Government targeted about 250 million email communications for collection each year. And under a separate program. The National Security Agency may have unintentionally collected as many as 56,000 emails of Americans per year between 2008 and 2011 in a program that a secret U.S. court subsequently said may have violated U.S. law and… Read More NSA planned to spy on 250 million emails
The Guardian told to destroy NSA files for national security. Sir Jeremy Heywood made the “request” on instructions of David Cameron. Nick Clegg has endorsed the government’s decision to ask the Guardian to destroy leaked secret NSA documents on the grounds that Britain would face a “serious threat to national security ” if they reached… Read More Cameron caught in spygate to support Obama
Never again a Watergate exposure in Washington Post. The Post is taken over by CIA-colaborator Jeff Bezos. On October 4th, its was disclosed that Amazon boss Jeff Bezos entered into a Business partnership with the CIA. This is what Geekwire reported: Bezos Expeditions and In-Q-Tel, the venture arm of the CIA, announced Thursday a $30 million… Read More CIA-Puppet Bezos buys Washington Post
Republican Justin Amash and 55 per cent of Americans agree that Edward Snowden is a whistleblower, and not a traitor. Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) on Sunday called former NSA contractor Edward Snowden a whistleblower, not a traitor, and said that members of Congress would have been left in the dark about the NSA’s spy tactics… Read More US lawmaker call Snowden a “whistleblower”
The 30 year-old U.S.-American NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, who has been granted asylum in Russia, has been awarded a German Whistleblower Award. Germany is one of the countries that was on top of the NSA´s spy list and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who first blasted the USA for spying on Germans is coming under growing… Read More Snowden honored as a hero by German freedomfighters
Barack Hussein Obama has the technology that many despots before him dreamed about. How to know everything about the mind and desires of the people. Bill Clinton will be remembered for denying on camera that he had enjoyed sex with an inmate in the White House. A bluff maker. Richard Nixon will be remembered as… Read More The longest ears in the history of mankind
President Obama demand that Egypt set Islamist leader Mohamed Morsi free. But Edvard Snowden must be imprisoned. White House spokesman Jay Carney has has the following message to the free world. ” Providing a propaganda platform for Mr. Snowden runs counter to the Russian government’s previous declarations of Russia’s neutrality and that they have no… Read More Obama: Release Morsi but give us Snowden
‘Intelligence is essential for democracies’, explains German Chanseler Angela Merkel. Merkel stressed that intelligence “has always been and will in future be essential for the security of citizens” of democratic countries. “A country without intelligence work would be too vulnerable,” Merkel said. At the same time, she observed that there must be a “balance between… Read More Merkel whitewash the US spy-crimes of Obama
Having spy’ed on his allies, Obama knows their inner thoughts and flatters them. He gains global support. The NAS spying scandal is exposing the way the last and final antichrist will work. He will know everything, and control everything. You will not be able to buy and sell without the electronic number he has given… Read More Obama speaks from the NSA-files to gain popularity
NSU used bugs, phone taps and cyber-monitoring on EU institutions in Washington, D.C., New York, and in Brussels. According to a report in the German news magazine Der Spiegel, the US National Security Agency bugged institutions of the European Union. The magazine cited documents provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden. The Spiegel report, published Saturday in… Read More Obama’s NSA spied on EU institutions
A former CIA technical worker has been identified by the UK’s Guardian newspaper as the source of leaks about US surveillance programmes. Edward Snowden, 29, is described by the paper as an ex-CIA technical assistant, currently employed by defence contractor Booz Allen Hamilton. The Guardian said his identity was being revealed at his own request.… Read More Edward Snowden expose the Fascists views of Obama