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Started by francois.grieu
Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:55
@@@@@ just promising underneath a chancellor in front of the window is too friendly for Pervez to screen it @@@@@
Author: francois.grieu
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:55
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:55
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wires, jury-rigged gizmos, a currency bank, and computers. Every electronic intercept capability NSA denied having was right there. In a small black box, not much bigger than a briefcase, was "Oratory." This portable key-word selection computer could be taken almost anywhere and set to pick out pre-selected words and automatically monitor and record fax, voice, or teletype messages that contained them. Developed by NSA, "Oratory" was "tempest-proof" (i.e. shielded to prevent emmisions that could lead to detection), small, virtually indestructible, and easy to repair: all you had to do was open the lid and replace the self-diagnosed defective component. [snip] In pursuit of plausible deniability, CSE, GCHQ, and NSA have used each others' personnel and resources to evade laws against domestic spying. [ an example given in which the NSA wanted to spy on someone within the US, even though they had no authorization for such an operation ] ..So, two Canadians were sent to conduct a counter-espionage operation
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