[…] upon criminals licensed to operate by police forces in return for the parcelling-up of other criminals (or ‘criminals’) for conviction, guilty or otherwise; net snooping at work; Echelon and its cousins; the origins of the surveillance society in 19th century use of private detectives to break labour organisations; the history of so-called ‘red squads’; […]
See note (1) Robin Ramsay The topic was suggested to me by Kevin O’Brien [of ICSA]. It wasn’t clear to me if it was simply that I was being played out a very long piece of rope with which to hang myself. At any rate, given such a wide title – and a title to … Read more
[…] his own earlier books (in 43 pages!); the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), the CIA’s former psyops and political action programmes in light drag; surveillance and the Echelon story; the CIA and drug trafficking; and so on. In short, Blum has managed a kind of summary – with documentation – of a large chunk […]
[PDF file]: […] The HSCA, however, concluded that Oswald never went to Taiwan and remained at NAS (Naval Air Station) Atsugi as part of the MAG-11 (Marine Aircraft Group) rear echelon unit. From page 220 of the HSCA report: ‘It has been stated that Oswald claimed to have served in Taiwan. The committee’s review of his military […]
[PDF file]: […] Technologies is the data analytics company that was founded by PayPal creator and venture capitalist Peter Thiel. Their software uses the same principle as the ‘Five Eyes’ Echelon system of keywords to trigger flags.32 Palantir software looks at, amongst other things, ‘emails and browser histories, GPS locations from company-issued smartphones, printer and download activity, […]
[PDF file]: […] while manipulatory cunts using actors such as party organisers, mass organisation leaders, propagandists and covert operators — in short academics — would appear in the elite upper echelon gaining prestige and influence: taking on the appearance and vocabulary of top cunts. Here we need only drop hints that academic cuntologists, like Hayek, could be […]
A review of Lobster in Green Anarchist, issue 63, Summer 2001
[PDF file]: […] the Hilda Murrell killing, Stalker, and the field widens on to hacking and what we might now call cyber-warfare, microwave and low frequency sonic weapons, and later, ECHELON, the Unification Church, MK-Ultra. By the 1990s other familiar themes hove into view; the December 1992 ‘Our Searchlight problem’, and the breakaway Dorril pseudo-Lobster. ‘It’s Raining […]
