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    Wayne Madsen: Snowden Had Help — CIA vs NSA Story Gains Traction

    Snowden was not alone: CIA faction behind leak of NSA document trove

    Public Intelligence Blog

    3/13/2014

    Excerpt:

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    The Snowden affair: It’s “Spy vs. Spy.”

    WMR has been told the reason for the lack of criminal charges is that the Obama White House has been stunned by the extent of the operation to expose the NSA surveillance network and the use by both the Obama administration and the previous Bush administration of NSA signals intelligence and other information for purely political purposes having little or nothing to do with national security.

    Elements within the CIA have also informed the Obama White House, particularly John Podesta, the counselor to the president for all matters dealing with the NSA leaks, that if the White House or Justice Department moves against the CIA for the Snowden leaks, the CIA will release highly embarrassing personal information on the president.

    The CIA faction helped arrange, through its own back channels, safe passage for Snowden from Hong Kong to Moscow. Attempts to kidnap or assassinate Snowden in Moscow have been stymied by close cooperation between the CIA faction and the Russian domestic security service, the Federal Security Bureau (FSB), and the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (Sluzhba Vneshney Razvedki or SVR).

    The involvement of Booz Allen Hamilton, which is owned by the CIA- and Bush family-linked Carlyle Group, has put the Obama White House on notice that the operation to expose NSA involves powerful political forces. Suggestions by some within the Justice Department, including Attorney General Eric Holder, and Rick Ledgett, the NSA official in charge of the Snowden leak damage assessment, that some sort of clemency deal might be worked out between the U.S. government and Snowden that would allow him to return to the United States from Russia is a realization that the operation to expose NSA involves major elements of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Russia has granted Snowden permanent political asylum.

    WMR has learned that NSA’s communications surveillance net compromised sensitive CIA operations for which NSA has no certified need-to-know or special compartmented access. The exposure of these CIA operations, including a weapons transfer operation that saw Libyan caches once in the hands of Muammar Qaddafi being transferred from Benghazi to jihadist forces in Syria. This intelligence became known to NSA’s FIVE EYES signals intelligence partners in Canada, Britain, and Australia. The compromise of such information to NSA resulted in CIA programs in Latin America, Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East being placed in jeopardy. Some of the more sensitive aspects of the CIA operations, including drone operations, were passed on to Israeli, Indian, French, and German intelligence by the Communications Security Establishment Canada, Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), and the Australian Signals Directorate.
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    View the complete article at:

    http://www.phibetaiota.net/2014/03/w...ains-traction/
    B. Steadman

  • #2
    Is Edward Snowden Lying?

    Personal Liberty Digest

    Jon Rappoport
    3/11/2014

    Excerpt:

    I’ve written several articles questioning Edward Snowden’s past history.

    Now, another serious point comes to light.

    Snowden claims he raised concerns about NSA spying more than 10 times before he went rogue with stolen files.

    Here is the quote from the Washington Post (March 7):

    Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden said he repeatedly tried to go through official channels to raise concerns about government snooping programs but that his warnings fell on the deaf ears. In testimony to the European Parliament released Friday morning, Snowden wrote that he reported policy or legal issues related to spying programs to more than 10 officials, but as a contractor he had no legal avenue to pursue further whistleblowing.

    ‘Yes [said Snowden]. I had reported these clearly problematic [NSA] programs to more than ten distinct officials, none of whom took any action to address them…’

    As I’ve written before, we are supposed to believe that the NSA, the biggest, richest and smartest spying agency in the world just happened to forget to secure its own data against theft from its own employees and hired hands.

    NSA just forgot to do that. No compartmentalization of secret data. Just a clear open shot all the way to the top for an internal analyst who wanted to take tens of thousands of files. Or a million files. Snowden waltzed into work, and was given free access to everything and grabbed it.

    But if Snowden is telling the truth now, in his latest statement, the likelihood of his data grab shrinks even further.

    Because according to Snowden, he raised concerns about illegal NSA spying to his own supervisors and executives more than 10 times, before he walked away from his job with all those files.

    Snowden painted a target on his chest with his complaints about illegal spying. But no red flags were raised at the NSA. Nobody put Snowden under close inspection.

    Nobody said, “Hey, this kid is trouble. Big trouble. He’s working for us and he’s objecting to our programs, policies and secret operations. We have to track every move this kid makes. We have to spy on every inch of his life, at work and at home.”

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    View the complete article at:

    http://personalliberty.com/2014/03/1...snowden-lying/
    B. Steadman

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    • #3
      FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT : We believe the C . I . A . and F . B . I . most certainly have information about obummer which would be " EMBARRASSING " to say the least . Our wish is that every scrap of information about obozo , ' witholder ', and all the other power grabbing would be dictators would be published in blazing scarlet print . Maybe Snowden has some incriminating evidence which would ' RAT OUT ' the criminals . " JUDICIAL WATCH " has been the best at filing lawsuits and F.O.I.A. demands .

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