Israeli Revealed as owner of South Sudan bound weapons ship

Registration documents gathered by BBC included the confirmation that the ship hijacked by Somalia pirates belonged to a Jewish investor residing in the self proclaimed state of Israel, and not a Ukrainian ship…

For many years, the Khartoum based Sudan government accused Israel of supplying arms and providing training to South Sudan rebels. Kenya is now proofed to be providing the logistical support for arms shipment to South Sudan, a role similar to Chad’s support given to Darfur rebels which has caused the two countries to be in a state of war against each other.  >>>>>

Keyboard sniffers to steal data

By analysing the signals produced by keystrokes, Swiss researchers have reproduced what a target typed.  The security researchers have developed four attacks that work on a wide variety of computer keyboards. >>>>>

James Bamford: The Shadow Factory: The Ultra-Secret NSA from 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America

The NSA had been tapping and eavesdropping on all calls made from that Yemen phone for years. So NSA recorded all of these phone calls. Indeed, the CIA knew as far back as 1999 that al-Mihdhar was coming to the U.S. Specifically, in 1999, CIA operatives tailing al-Mihdhar in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, obtained a copy of his passport. It contained visas for both Malaysia and the U.S., so they knew it was likely he would go from Kuala Lumpur to America.  >>>>>

Lebanon stability scraps Israel’s schemes

“The United States as well as the Zionist regime are moving towards downfall and neither one has popularity whatsoever in the Middle East.”

“The Zionist regime has no prestige and weight in Asia, America, Latin America as well as Europe,” he said. >>>>>

Under Bush, US Influence in Latin America is Receding Before High Tide

The United States has also long served as chief educator to Latin America’s elite. Correa is among its presidents with a U.S. graduate degree – though that didn’t stop him from accusing the CIA of infiltrating his military, or refusing to renew a lease for U.S. counterdrug missions to fly out of Ecuador.

With the U.S. facing its own financial crisis, it’s unlikely to be able to leverage economic influence in Latin America anytime soon. Sen. Barack Obama’s senior adviser on Latin America, Dan Restrepo, acknowledges that his candidate is essentially proposing a symbolic shift in style – albeit adding a special White House envoy for the Americas. (In response to “US Influence in Latin America Wanes”):

Which is why false-flag operations would not be a surprise in the region aside from what has been conspired with regards to regional parties; for only the U.S. and Israel have a track record for containing the rise of the supposed “Islamo-Fascists.”  There are many Muslim and/or Arab enclaves in South and Central America.  The overwhelming majority have absolutely no Islamist-agenda within the respective countries they live.  Yet it would not take too much to get public opinion against this, while at the same time showing Latinos that the U.S. is still needed to champion ‘democracy and freedom’– just as the U.S. was needed to infiltrate and control select countries by way of the Drug Trade, and let’s not forget our own colonial history in the region.

Government will spy on every call and e-mail

GCHQ, the government’s eavesdropping centre, has already been given up to £1 billion to finance the first stage of the project…

Hundreds of clandestine probes will be installed to monitor customers live on two of the country’s biggest internet and mobile phone providers – thought to be BT and Vodafone. BT has nearly 5m internet customers.

Ministers are braced for a backlash similar to the one caused by their ID cards programme. , the shadow home secretary, said: “Any suggestion of the government using existing powers to intercept communications data without public discussion is going to sound extremely sinister.”

Yard probes billionaire spy’s death

Dr Ashraf Marwan’s alleged murder is now being overseen by Scotland Yard’s elite Specialist Crime Directorate, after it emerged that shoes worn when he fell five floors to his death could not be found by a previous inquiry team.

The development will only deepen speculation over his death. Israeli commentators claim he was murdered by Egyptian intelligence officers for being the Jewish state’s most important agent in the run-up to the Yom Kippur war in 1973. Egyptian commentators claim he was murdered by Mossad as he prepared to expose Israel’s secrets in an explosive book. >>>>>

An Israeli Trojan Horse

A trojan in information security hardware/software is a backdoor that can be accessed remotely by parties who normally would not have access to the secure system.   Allegations of massive trojan spying have rocked the Israeli business community in recent years.  An AP article in 2005 noted, “Top Israeli blue chip companies…are suspected of using illicit surveillance software to steal information from their rivals and enemies.”  Over 40 companies have come under scrutiny.  “It is the largest cybercrime case in Israeli history,” Boaz Guttmann, a veteran cybercrimes investigator with the Israeli national police, tells me.  “Trojan horse espionage is part of the way of life of companies in Israel.  It’s a culture of spying.” >>>>>

Local Muslims to vote at Democratic convention

OLYMPIA – Nearly 100 delegates will represent Washington state in Denver next week when the Democratic National Convention kicks off.  One of those delegates is former Army Chaplain James Yee, one of a handful of local Muslims making a mark on this presidential election.  Yee was arrested and accused of espionage five years ago in a high-profile case that was later dismissed. Now he is gearing up for history, with Barack Obama’s photo pinned to his clothes and his name printed on T-shirts.  “This is a turning point for Muslims with regard to our participation in the political process,” he says.  >>>>>

The voice of Muslims need to continue to be heard.  Most of the voices against Muslims come from either those perpetrating the fraud to keep the war on terror alive in order to exploit other nations and control the American populace; or sheep.

Why Bush Will Pardon AIPAC for Espionage

In 2005, Col. Lawrence Franklin was indicted alongside two executives of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) for allegedly violating the 1917 Espionage Act. Franklin later pled guilty to passing AIPAC a classified presidential directive and other secrets concerning America’s Iran policy. AIPAC then allegedly forwarded the highly sensitive information to Israeli government officials and selected members of Washington’s media establishment. This covert leaking appears to be just one of many AIPAC programs designed to encourage tougher U.S. policies toward Iran, from financial boycotts to naval blockades and possibly even military strikes. >>>>>

The answer to the headline is simple. Whenever you tell an ally, we’re behind you no matter what – you’re sending a strong message – no matter what includes TREASON. This message and privilege is contrary to what U.S. citizens are not allowed to live by.