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... who is benefiting from this hyper-technological world, those struggling to overturn or to impose a world government of the powerful? Todd and Bloch's recurring themes are the anti-civil liberty implications of terrorist legislation, and the supreme failure of the UK and US intelligence forces amidst the 'new surveillance culture' of the modern world. This broader culture is formed from three compelling factors: what the authors call the 'Washington consensus' on economic organisation (whereby everything should be quantified and expressed in numerical measures of value), the deepening digital revolution and, ...
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... Systems Integration Board (MSIB). MSIB is composed of all NORAD and US Space Command directorates and senior level representatives from Naval Space Command, Army Space Command and Air Force Space Command.(6) The regulations governing the UFO topic is USR 55-12, Space Surveillance Network (SSN) of June 1 1992, classified by multiple sources. 'This regulation provides policy and guidance for operations of the worldwide Space Surveillance Network (SSN). It applies to Headquarters US Space Command; the component commands, Headquarters Air Force Space Command ...
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... 49 Malcolm Kennedy: complaint to Investigatory Powers Tribunal not upheld Jane Affleck Previous articles in Lobster (issues 39, 41, 43, 45) have followed Malcolm Kennedy's case. The human rights organisation Liberty took his complaint about interference with his communications and other forms of surveillance and harassment, to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal. The IPT is the body set up under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) to hear complaints relating to conduct by the Security and Intelligence agencies, and complaints about phone-tapping. It also deals with ...
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... . M. Pulvertaft, secretary of the Defence Press and Broadcasting Committee (the 'D' Notice Committee), for a pre-publication view of material relating to the SAS. Harper Collins refused. In retrospect, Geraghty told the Observer, 'its probable I had been under surveillance for some months'. He had some intimations of trouble and 'got on with the normal, end-of-book weeding of files with more than usual urgency'. What had seemed like paranoia at the time, after the raid 'became prudence'. He now assumes that ...
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... the current debate about Echelon summarised by Nicky Hager:'...the lack of serious debate can protect the intelligence agencies from political accountability and control...it is probably the best opportunity we will have for many years to build public undertanding and impose controls on surveillance technology.' http://www.heise.de/tp/english/inhalt/te/8472/1.html (2 August '00) In Europe: On July 5 2000 the European Parliament voted to set up a 36 member Temporary Committee on the Echelon interception system ...
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... later proved to be a cover story for another event which involved the American and South African governments.) At the time I stumbled across a three-page document issued by the South African intelligence service, in which my name was mentioned as a target to be kept under surveillance. On January 18, 1990, in the course of a letter of complaint to Mr P.R. Killen, the South African Ambassador to the UK, I asked for an explantion and enclosed copies of the document. I never received a reply. A few ...
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... - 'the 'unsinkable aircraft carrier'- going to be worth? The presumption must be that, as Wallace has said, there was US pressure on the British intelligence services to "do something about the left". (178) Wilson thought he had been under surveillance by the CIA. The basic thought was correct even if his choice of agency was wrong. The surveillance, as one would expect, was done by the NSA (National Security Agency) the 'big brother' of GCHQ at Cheltenham. The restrictions placed on ...
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... live in a society driven by manufactured paranoia, where personal betrayal is seen as a virtue instead of the lowest form of human behaviour.' (Redden, p.5) Redden's Snitch Culture is an enormously detailed and documented account of the history and practice of the state's surveillance of the domestic population in America. It covers everything from the apparently trivial- campaigns to get kids still in primary school to snitch on their parents if they are using drugs- through to Cointelpro and all its successor projects. Redden discusses, among many other ...
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... was secretly terminated on June 11, 1973, or shortly after press accounts of Dean's highly-bowdlerised revelations concerning IEC which he was about to make to the Ervin Watergate Committee. Such evasive tactics do not mean very much in today's age of computerised intelligence. Revelations about Army surveillance of U.S. citizens before another of Senator Ervin's Committee in 1970 had led to the formal termination of that programme on June 9, 1970, which we now know was four days after White House planning had begun on the escalated Huston Plan which resulted in the ...
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... . Guardian 19th May (letters) Detailed account of police raid on London gay bookshop in Rights (NCCL) Summer 1984 (See publications in this issue) And in a leaflet accompanying that issue, which claims that: raid had a code-name; shop was under surveillance for 18 months; mail had been opened. Leaflet from Gay's The Word Campaign, 38 Mount Pleasant, London WC1X 0AP Association of Chief Police Officers With recent public prominence of ACPO, an account of its origins, structure and activities is in Ch.6 of The ...
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