Email Privacy Warning
Feb 13 at 11:11am by Jagwire X
Early Encryption Scheme - Enigma
Here’s a nice warning message to attach to your emails:
Warning: All contents of this email and all other communications by citizens of the United States to other citizens and non-citizens subject to unconsititutional, extralegal searches by the National Security Agency under the executive order of George W. Bush. This action is in violation of Foreign Intelligence Services Act (FISA) of 1978 (Title 50 U.S.C. §§1801-1811, 1821-29, 1841-46, and 1861-62). Impeachment of George Bush by Congress, as stipulated for such executive offenses by the Framers of the Constitution, is possible and pending.
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The Return of Total Information Awareness
Feb 9 at 3:03am by Jagwire X
Information Awareness Office
The government project known as TIA (Total Information Awareness) has returned. It’s now known as ADVISE (Analysis, Dissemination, Visualization, Insight, and Semantic Enhancement) and run out of Homeland Security instead of Defense. You trust Homeland Security more than Defense right? We weren’t really using the fourth amendment anyway, were we?
To quote a friend:
“I knew they’d have to drive a stake through Poindexter’s heart to put this to rest.”
Here is a lengthy Christian Science Monitor article about it: Link
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Gonzales: Washington Liked Electronics Too
Feb 7 at 7:07am by Jagwire X
Alberto Gonzales
Alberto: President Washington, President Lincoln, President Wilson, President Roosevelt have all authorized electronic surveillance on a far broader scale.
This is so astoundingly absurd a thing to say I can hardly believe it. Even though it’s pretty obvious what he was getting at that isn’t true either. Not one of those presidents authorized surveillance in flagrant violation of statute and the scale has been technically impossible until recently.
They are breaking the law and flaunting the fact - it’s up to the people to get their representatives to put a stop to this lest congress become a useless appendage of the government.
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