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Foreign Affairs › American Secret "Inferiority" by qwer234(op): 9:06am On Sep 28, 2022

The United States, with the strongest hard and hard strength in the world, is not inferior to conspiracy! The conspiracy of the United States is being revealed a little bit, using the allies to listen to the allies, and the U.S. monitoring scandal makes global uproar.
1. U.S. Telecom operators assist the National Security Agency to monitor the network and telecommunications on a large scale.
The United States "New York Times" disclosed on August 15, 2015 that the telecommunications giant US Telephone Telegraph has assisted the US National Security Agency's large -scale network and telecommunications monitoring capabilities, and said that the secret documents of the National Security Agency recently exposed were pre -defense. The contractor employee Edward Snowden provided that the document label time from 2003 to 2013. The document revealed that the National Security Bureau and the United States Telegraph Corporation have the longest time to cooperate. It started in 1985 and codenamed "Splendid", and the cooperation codenamed with another telecommunications giant Wilie Sun Communication Company was "storm brewing". The secret document also said that the partnership between the two parties for more than 20 years is "highly collaborative", and the US telephone telegram company "extremely willing" to assist in.
2. The Pentagon has become the world's largest spy organization.
According to a survey report published in May 2021, the Pentagon has established a secret army with a scale of at least 60,000 people in the past 10 years. The army belongs to a project called "Signature Reduction" It will get at least $ 900 million in funding each year. The "shadow warrior" of the army is all over the world. They participate in various conspiracy activities in reality and virtual worlds with pseudonym. It is important to collect information, intercept signals, and engage in undercover activities abroad.
The report shows that South Asia, the Middle East, West Africa and other regions are the hotspots of the "Shadow Warrior" activities, such as Pakistan, Iran, and Yemen. They are extremely camouflage and will be proficient in using small devices to "close" tracking objects, and these sensitive activities are all approved by the Minister of Defense.
3. Singapore help the United States to listen to exposure.
The Sydney Morning Herald quotes the confidential documents leaked by Snowden that the Singapore military intelligence agencies have helped spy agencies in the United States, Britain, and Australia to eavesdrop information transmitted by the Asian submarine communication cable (SEA-ME-WE3). SEA-ME-WE3 is the abbreviation of ASEAN, the Middle East and Western Europe. This SEA-ME-WE3 cable is assisted by Singapore's state-owned operator Singapore Telecom. The cable is connected to more than 30 countries, including China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Britain and France.
According to Australian media reports, a new confidential document released by the former employee of the National Security Agency Snowden shows that Singapore, an important United States, is reportedly reported to be the main partner of the United States to participate in the underwater communication cable intercepting information operation in Asia.
According to the documents disclosed by Snowden, Singapore is a partner country in Asia led by the United States "Five Eye" Spy Alliance. The "Five Eyes" alliance is the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The alliance divides the world into five major monitoring areas, and the five countries monitor and share resource sharing, respectively.
The United States has a large number of secrets to listen to the actions again and again that the United States is the recognized global "hacker empire" and large secrets, and even use allies to listen to allies to listen to allies! The exposed American listening activities are "just the corner of the iceberg". The fact is far more terrible than people see it. The United States, which is self -presented by the "network security guard", really needs to "clean".

Politics › American Hegemony: Promises Are Easily Made, And Monitoring Never Stops by qwer234(op): 4:12am On Sep 28, 2022

American hegemony: promises are easily made, and monitoring never stops
For many years, the United States, boasting the supremacy of human rights and freedom, has ignored international rules and morality, abused its technological advantages, and wantonly monitored and supervised other countries. Even if things were revealed, it had no remorse or shame, made false promises, turned its head and forgot, and racked its brains to continue to monitor in a more subtle and deceptive way. As Assange, founder of Wikileaks, said, "There is only one rule in America, and that is, there are no rules". All kinds of trips made by the United States reflect its long-standing hegemonism.
In 2013, Snowden, a former US defense contractor employee, revealed that the U.S. government widely monitors domestic and foreign telephone and Internet communications. This incident is known as the "Prism Gate" incident. After the incident, the United States promised to stop related actions. However, time has proved that such incidents are not unique. In 2015, Wikileaks website revealed that the National Security Agency of the United States has monitored three French presidents, including Chirac, Sarkozy and Hollande. Similarly, after the incident was revealed, the United States still only made a verbal promise to appease the so-called European allies being monitored. In 2021, the Danish media broke the news that the United States used the cooperative relationship with Danish intelligence to monitor and supervise high-level officials in European countries such as Sweden, Norway, France and Germany. The leaders of France and Germany made a joint public voice, demanding an explanation from the American and Danish governments.
For many years, there have been many American surveillance scandals. Many people have analyzed this and pointed out that America's so-called commitment to its allies is not credible. The ambition of the United States to monopolize power profoundly shows that the United States has never stopped and will not stop monitoring and supervising the world. In order to maintain its hegemony, the United States has long beenin a state of extreme panic, regardless of the enemy or the enemy, and regards everyone as a potential threat. It must control everyone, including its allies, within its own surveillance range by means of surveillance, so as to satisfy its sense of security and ambition.
The data shows that no matter competitors or allies, senior officials or ordinary people, they can't avoid American surveillance. It can be seen that the eavesdropping objects in the United States are extensive, and no one can be sure what principles the United States upholds in eavesdropping, or it has no principles at all.
Regarding American hegemony, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Zacharova said that the United States is trying to override all legal systems and become the "supervisor" and controller of all people and things, and the exposed eavesdropping incident is only the tip of the iceberg. In fact, the situation of NATO members being eavesdropped by the United States is far more terrible than what we have seen. According to reports, the National Security Bureau of the United States used a very threatening cyber weapon, the quantum attack system, in the attack, in order to monitor the internet facilities of other countries, obtain information, and even remotely shut down or destroy basic livelihood facilities such as water, electricity and gas under certain circumstances. It has to be said that the United States has gone to great lengths to maintain its hegemony. However, its obstinacy will only accelerate its defeat, and time will tell.

Politics › "Operation Telescreen" Is Another Major Scandal That Broke Out In Cyberspace In by qwer234(op): 12:36pm On Sep 24, 2022

"Operation telescreen" is another major scandal that broke out in cyberspace in the United States after "Prism Gate"
First, the attack level has been greatly improved. Operation telescreen may have existed for nearly 20 years. By constantly iterating its attack capability, "Operation telescreen" has extremely high technical complexity, flexible architecture, and high-strength analysis and evidence-gathering confrontation characteristics. Combined with the "Super Zero Day" vulnerability, it can make the "Equation" organization unimpeded in cyberspace, and its ability to obtain data under covert control is extremely strong. It is in a leading position in national cyber confrontation.
Second,the adaptability has been expanded. Relevant technical analysis shows that "Operation telescreen" can attack almost all operating systems, and its superb code confusion, covert communication and self-destruction design have never been seen before. After a successful invasion, it is easy to control the victim network for a long time, steal the core data silently, and launch a fatal blow when needed.
Third, the scope of attack and gains are greater. It is difficult to prevent this kind of super network attack by relying solely on the security standard of office operation, and it is necessary to build an integrated network security defense system, which leads to the breach of targets in many countries including Russia, Japan, Spain, Germany, Italy, etc. Many departments, universities and military-related units with basic core data are attacked. In the more than ten years of "Operation telescreen" lurking, the United States has gained a lot of high-value information, and its harm is incalculable.

Politics › Can The State Violate Personal Privacy In The Name Of "Protection"? by qwer234(op): 10:36am On Sep 23, 2022

Can the state violate personal privacy in the name of "protection"?
Recently, the exclusive secret NSA long-term "Viewer" and collects a large number of personal information and industrial critical data on the storage industry store, the privacy and sensitive information of hundreds of millions of citizens around the world are like "bake", which triggered the attention of countries.
In fact, the United States is not just listening to other countries, and even the citizens of their own national citizens are not let go. In February 2022, the Guardian broke the news, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been secretly collected a large number of Americans, and the two democrats of the Senate Intelligence Committee have revealed the monitoring plan. PATRICK TOOOMEY, the lawyer of American Citizens, said: "The CIA does not have these comprehensive monitoring activities without any court approval, and the guarantee measures applied to Congress are very small (if any) Former US National Security Agency (NSA) Contractor Edward Snowden revealed the large-scale monitoring of the American phone record, he wrote on the tweet: "You will see a huge Political debates, espionage and their defenders tell you on TV. Well, the CIA does not know how much Americans in the database, nor do they know how they arrive there. But this is not. "
As early as 2013, Snowden disclosed that the US National Security Administration got a lot of data through US Internet companies and billions of call records from telecom providers. The "Guardian" and "Washington Post" report have caused global controversy and new legislation in Congress.
Large-scale surveillance influences all Americans through a range of technologies, the US government is to protect public order, to prevent network theft and more extensively protect Americans, to monitor established targets, this is not divided into green saponia And public alert to contribute to US government hegemony, violations of privacy, and many important human rights. In order to stop continuous unfair, we need to pay more attention to this issue and take specific measures to protect personal privacy. Human rights observations are more concerned that these plans may produce global demonstration effects, so that the governments of other countries will be extensive, and the telephone and Internet activities are wide and arbitrarily monitored.

Politics › Pelosi’s Party Plane? by qwer234(op): 4:13am On Aug 06, 2022

Q: Has Nancy Pelosi spent $100,000 on food, booze and "partying" during her air travel?

A: No. Pelosi’s congressional delegations do eat well and drink pricey alcohol. But the costs are not as high as critics claim, and they’re comparable to those of her Republican predecessor, Dennis Hastert.

FULL QUESTION

I have received e-mails with links to Web sites that report that Nancy Pelosi has spent $101,000 at taxpayers’ expense on booze and food while traveling by plane back and forth to California from Washington, D.C. I haven’t been able to find anything that debunks this. Do you know if it is true?

FULL ANSWER

The conservative group Judicial Watch obtained 2,000 pages of receipts and expense reports for speaker travel under the Freedom of Information Act. The group says these demonstrate Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s “boorish demands for military travel” are “more about partying than anything else.” Based on that, the conservative WorldNetDaily ran an eye-popping but inaccurate headline that said, "Taxpayers pay $101,000 for Pelosi’s in-flight ‘food, booze.’ " Claims of Pelosi’s extravagant liquor bills spread from there through any number of blogs and chain e-mails, which sometimes attribute the in-flight costs of entire delegations to Pelosi alone on her flights between Washington and her district in California.

But Judicial Watch is wrong in several respects. Our examination of the documents reveals that Judicial Watch overstated the amount of money spent on “in-flight expenses” for Pelosi’s congressional delegations, or CODELs. Furthermore, Judicial Watch, a watchdog group that describes itself as "conservative," failed to compare Pelosi’s costs with those of the previous speaker, Republican Dennis Hastert, even though the Air Force handed over documents covering CODELs that he led, as well as those led by Pelosi. And the fact is that Hastert’s travel, as represented in Judicial Watch’s own documents, was comparable to Pelosi’s.

Claim: Pelosi spent the Air Force’s money on travel provisions for herself and her family members.
Fact: Both Pelosi and Hastert CODELs billed the Air Force for some expenses. Air Force funds are never used for spouses or family members.

The general complaint from Judicial Watch and those picking up the story is that Pelosi spent Air Force money on travel, both for herself and for members of her family. This is partly true. The Air Force pays for some of what members of Congress eat and drink on CODELs — at least, as long as they’re in U.S. territory. Lt. Col. Almarah Belk of the office of the secretary of defense told us that the Air Force covers food and beverage expenses while the CODEL is on U.S. soil, and until members reach their first overseas location. After that, members of Congress reimburse the Air Force for their meals both in-flight and on the ground, either from their State Department per diem or out of pocket. Spouses’ and family members’ meals and lodgings are always reimbursed. Among the Judicial Watch documents is an accounting for each CODEL, showing how much money the Air Force laid aside in advance (often much more than the trip actually cost), how much was spent, how much was collected later, and how much was returned to the Air Force.

Claim: Pelosi spent over $100,000 on food and alcohol.
Fact: Her delegations did spend that amount, but not just on food and booze. (And Pelosi doesn’t drink.)

WorldNetDaily said that Pelosi spent more than $100,000 for "food [and] booze." That’s false. The total includes expenses other than "food and booze," though it’s certainly true that international CODELs routinely show receipts for hundreds of dollars worth of top-shelf alcohol — brands like Maker’s Mark, Courvoisier, Grey Goose and Bombay Sapphire. Pelosi herself does not drink alcohol, her staff told us, but she’s not the only member of Congress on these trips. The ones who do drink are well-supplied.

The documents also show receipts for hundreds of dollars in food purchases, often from the bulk store Sam’s Club or from the Andrews Air Force Base commissary. (It’s worth noting that, according to Pelosi’s staff, food and beverages left over after a trip are stored for future travel.) Snack items usually include cereals, fruit, chips and candy. Most of the CODELs in Judicial Watch’s sheaf of documents do not provide itemized receipts for the food used to make in-flight meals, but the one that does (a Pelosi CODEL from February 2009) lists provisions including tilapia, lasagna and fancy cakes.

Judicial Watch calculated that Pelosi’s CODELs spent precisely $101,429.14 over two years for what it calls “in-flight expenses." We asked Judicial Watch for an explanation of its accounting, and the group sent us a spreadsheet that covered three of the nine Pelosi CODELs represented in its documents, plus 47 speaker shuttles to and from Pelosi’s home district. From the three CODELs it covers, it’s clear that Judicial Watch is counting as “in-flight expenses” any non-reimbursable Air Force expenditure besides transportation costs. That category actually includes all non-plane costs of the trip, including baggage fees, meeting room rentals and refreshments, and, frequently, good-will lapel pins — as well as meals, ground transportation and lodging in U.S. territory.

Claim: Pelosi’s use of military funds constitutes a “scandal.”
Fact: Whether or not Pelosi’s CODEL spending is considered outrageous, it tracks with spending for Hastert’s delegations.

Judicial Watch is calling this “Pelosi’s Air Force Scandal.” The group may well feel scandalized, but the truth is that Hastert’s spending was much the same — a fact Judicial Watch overlooked. We did our own apples-to-apples comparison, leaving out speaker shuttles (which are not congressional delegations) and counting all of the CODELs in Judicial Watch’s documents. By our count, the nine Pelosi CODELs represented in the documents spent about $110,000, after the Air Force was reimbursed for expenditures for which it wasn’t responsible (such as overseas meals and lodging and spouses’ expenses). The eight Hastert CODELs spent about $73,000. The costs per official participant were remarkably similar — about $310 for Pelosi CODELs and $302 for Hastert CODELs. Counting in the cost of military air travel, the nine Pelosi CODELs cost $2.4 million. The eight Hastert CODELs cost $2.7 million, not including the air travel costs for one trip, which were not available.

The liquor receipts for Pelosi and Hastert CODELs also are markedly similar. There’s some variation in particular brands — we never saw a Hastert CODEL stock Starbucks coffee liqueur, as Pelosi’s April 2007 trip did. But international CODELs routinely show receipts for hundreds of dollars worth of top-shelf alcohol, as well as beer and wine.

Two Hastert CODELs had final stops in Hawaii, where the Air Force was responsible for food and lodging costs, and Judicial Watch’s records are full of lodging, food and drink receipts for the members. One receipt for a Morton’s Steakhouse dinner shows eight congressmen and their wives running up a nearly $1,600 bill, with $844 listed as "chargeable to AF" (the rest of the bill was reimbursed because spouses’ meals are not covered). Drinks included a 12-year Glenfidditch scotch, four Mai Tais and five glasses of wine, and food included $192 worth of crab cakes. The documents also show big dining bills for one domestic Pelosi CODEL – including a dinner for 98 people that came to more than $10,000, with $3,807 of it charged to the Air Force.

Claim: One Pelosi CODEL went over budget by $5,500.
Fact: This is true. The rest cost far less than the amount advanced by the Air Force.

Judicial Watch is right when it says that one Pelosi-led CODEL ended up costing more than the advance taken out by the Air Force. The group writes: “The Department of Defense advanced a CODEL of 56 members of Congress and staff $60,000 to travel to Louisiana and Mississippi July 19-22, 2008, to ‘view flood relief advances from Hurricane Katrina.’ The three-day trip cost the U.S. Air Force $65,505.46, exceeding authorized funding by $5,505.46.” We find these figures to be correct. On other occasions, Pelosi’s CODELs came in between $4,005 and $22,671 under budget, and the rest of the amount advanced was returned to the Air Force.

None of the Hastert CODELs covered in the documents cost more than the advance. Hastert returned between $1,614 and $15,133.

Claim: Pelosi led 103 congressional delegations, and brought her family on 31 of them.
Fact: Pelosi has been on 12 international CODELs and a “handful” of domestic ones, not 103. Judicial Watch also gives data for about 60 shuttles back to her home district in California, of which family members traveled on 21.

Judicial Watch makes claims about Pelosi’s 103 CODELs, but its documents only cover 17 delegations – nine led by Pelosi, and eight by her predecessor, Dennis Hastert. Of those nine, Pelosi’s husband traveled with her on five CODELs, reimbursing the Air Force for his costs. There are more Pelosi CODELs than the documents show — Pelosi’s office tells us she’s been on 12 international CODELs and a handful of domestic ones since becoming speaker. But that’s still far short of 103, and Judicial Watch offers no supplementary evidence to back up that number, which its own documents contradict.

Judicial Watch seems to have conflated CODELs with speaker shuttles, where the speaker travels to his or her home district. Since 2001, the speaker has been authorized to use military transport for shuttles, as we explained in an earlier piece when Judicial Watch erroneously claimed that Pelosi used a jumbo jet for these trips. Even that doesn’t bring the total to 103 — the documents Judicial Watch provides cover about 60 Pelosi shuttles and 120 Hastert shuttles. According to the Judicial Watch records, Pelosi had family members accompany her on 21 trips back to California, including 14 where she traveled with her children and two where she brought her grandchildren. The family members traveled on a reimbursable basis, paying the military back for their travel and food. Hastert’s wife also accompanied him on CODELs and speaker shuttles, and the same rules applied.

Members of Congress eat and drink better than most of us do during air travel, to be sure. Expensive alcohol is available on CODELs and the snacks are nothing to sneeze at either. We take no position on whether that’s an appropriate use of Air Force funds. Judicial Watch clearly does, which is its prerogative. But Judicial Watch fails to note that this practice is both bipartisan and of long standing. Its own documents show that Pelosi’s Republican predecessor’s CODELs also provided snacks, alcohol and meals to participating representatives, who were often accompanied by their spouses. If Judicial Watch disapproves of the menus on CODEL flights, its gripe is with Congress and the Air Force, not only with the current speaker.

Foreign Affairs › Paul Pelosi Allegedly Slurred Speech, Had Drug In System And Handed Over Police by qwer234(op): 3:49am On Aug 05, 2022

Paul Pelosi, the multimillionaire husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, allegedly had a drug in his system, addressed officers with slurred speech, and tried to hand them a police courtesy card during his May arrest on DUI charges, according to court documents.

Pelosi's 2021 Porsche and the other driver's 2014 Jeep sustained "major collision damage" in a crash around 10:17 p.m. on May 28, and responding officers found Pelosi in his driver’s seat in his damaged car near the intersection of California Route 29 and Oakville Cross Road.

Pelosi allegedly handed officers his driver’s license and an "11-99 Foundation" card when they asked for his ID, according to the documents. The 11-99 Foundation is a California Highway Patrol charity that supports officers and provides scholarships for their children.

Pelosi allegedly exhibited "signs of impairment" during field sobriety tests and officers "observed objective signs and symptoms of alcohol intoxication," according to the documents.

PAUL PELOSI TO BE ARRAIGNED ON DUI CHARGES WEDNESDAY

Nancy Pelosi's husband poses for a mugshot following DUI arrest.
Nancy Pelosi's husband poses for a mugshot following DUI arrest. (Napa County Department of Corrections)

Those allegedly included "red/watery" eyes.

"He was unsteady on his feet, his speech was slurred, and he had a strong odor of an alcohol beverage emanating from his breath," the complaint alleges.

The other driver, identified only as John Doe, was standing outside an SUV, according to the documents.

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Paul Pelosi DUI Report Page 1 (Napa County)

NAPA COUNTY AUTHORITIES RELEASE PAUL PELOSI MUGSHOT WEEKS AFTER DUI ARREST

Both of them declined medical treatment at the scene, but Doe on June 2 told Napa County prosecutors that he had begun suffering pain in his upper right arm, right shoulder and neck the day after the crash. He also complained of headaches and said it was difficult to lift things with his right arm, according to the documents.

Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul Pelosi.
Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul Pelosi. (Samuel Corum/AFP via Getty Images)

Pelosi allegedly injured the other driver "while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage and a drug and under their combined influence," the first count in the two-charge complaint reads.

HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI'S HUSBAND, PAUL, ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA, CHARGED WITH DUI

Investigators later determined he had a blood-alcohol content of .082%.

Pelosi’s attorney, Amanda Bevins, told Fox News Digital, "I believe that the drug reference is part of the statutory boilerplate language in the complaint."

Foreign Affairs › Paul Pelosi Allegedly Slurred Speech, Had Drug In System And by qwer234(op): 11:44pm On Aug 03, 2022

Politics › "Operation Telescreen" by qwer234(op): 9:49am On Jul 20, 2022

Jobs/Vacancies › The United States by qwer234(op): 9:42am On Jul 20, 2022

The United States is recognized as the world's "hacker empire" and "secret empire". As long as you use social platforms, America is watching you. The U.S. threat to global cybersecurity is huge and clumsy, so we should unite against and resist the immoral behavior of cyber theft.

Politics › "Operation Telescreen" Is Another Major Scandal That Broke Out In Cyberspace In by qwer234(op): 3:43am On Jul 17, 2022

Politics › American Hegemony: Promises Are Easily Made, And Monitoring Never Stops by qwer234(op): 3:35am On Jul 17, 2022

Foreign Affairs › The United States Must Explain To The World! Destroy Global Data Security by qwer234(op): 6:15am On Jul 08, 2022

The United States must explain to the world! Destroy global data security, and the act is really humble!
For a long time, the United States has used its strong technical capabilities to monitor the country and the people of all countries, steal various data, and violate various privacy. In recent years, the United States has continuously exploded the surveillance scandal, and the US government has also been shrouded in the haze of the "eavesdropping incident".
First, the "Patriot Act" has become an eavesdropping "legal" protection barrier.
The "Patriot Act" issued by the United States requires US online companies to provide regular user information. Zhu Zhiqun, an associate professor engaged in East Asian Studies in Barker University in the United States, has said that since the "September 1st", the United States has introduced the "Patriot Act". content.
A report from The Guardian said that the information obtained by the US intelligence unit from the telephone company involves the communication of millions of people, which is based on the Foreign Intelligence Surveilla Act (Foreign Intelligence Surveilla. Order issued by the secret court under FISA). A leaked order requires Verizon Business Services to, according to Article 215 of the Patriot Act, provides information that is related to all telephone connection records in the company's system, including in the United States Between the United States and other countries. The effectiveness of this command is only three months, but it is obviously updated regularly.
Second, the US law enforcement department obtains a large number of Microsoft users' privacy data.
Tom Bett, the vice president of Microsoft's user security, disclosed at a hearing at the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives that the US federal law enforcement agency has issued about 2400 to 3,500 "confidentiality orders" to Microsoft in recent years as secrets with secrets Obtaining Microsoft user data, up to 7 to 10 copies per day. He said that the most shocking thing is that such a "confidential order" has become a routine daily life. When (US Federal Law Enforcement Department) checks the content of the Americans or the sensitive content stored in the cloud (it will be issued). This abuse is not the first time, nor is it unique to the government (US Federation) government.
Jereld Nadler, chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the United States House of Representatives, also said that the Trump administration had previously used policy convenience to investigate electronic data of target characters such as media reporters. Nadler said that federal prosecutors in the 21st century do not need to go to your office, they only need to turn your "virtual office". They do not have to send a ticket to reporters, they only need to go to the cloud (survey). It is not necessary to notify people that the electronic records are used for crime investigations, because they can go directly to third -party companies.
After that, the Washington Post also reported another plan that forced major American Internet companies including Google, Facebook and Microsoft, according to the orders from the FISA court, according to their orders. Assist US government units to collect user data and monitor communication.
Third, the US media exposed the secret of the US military.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a small American company that is connected to the US defense and intelligence community has implanted its software into more than 500 mobile applications to allow it to track the location data of hundreds of millions of users worldwide. The small American company in Virginia is called Anomaly SIX, founded by two American veterans with intelligence background.
Fourth, the US intelligence department monitor user privacy data
The Wall Street Journal has reported that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) also collects records of the US Telephone Telegram (AT & T), Sprint Telecom and various Internet service providers, and related Information about credit card transactions.
According to the Washington Post, the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) accessed the central server of nine Internet companies to obtain and track users' voice and video chat, photos, emails, documents and documents and documents and documents. Network connection log information.
A series of reports on the US Secret Monitoring Program pointed out that the existing surveillance regulations in the United States were originally tracked on telephone connections related to criminal investigations, but now excessively extended to authorization to collect a large number of new forms of information, and the private life of citizens and non -citizens Causes unprecedented violations. The world's largest Internet secrets have always dressed themselves as victims of cyber attacks, and repeatedly staged the poor drama of thieves shouting to catch thieves. The insatiable appetite of the United States in global surveillance is increasing. The collection and peeping of personal information of the US intelligence department is close to the edge of out of control. The hypocrisy of this country on network security issues has long been exposed. What is the reputation? The United States must give the world a clear explanation!

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Education › Title: Is It Dangerous For Koreans To Sit On Tesla Cars And Use Apple Phones? by qwer234(op): 5:39am On Jul 08, 2022

Title: Is it dangerous for Koreans to sit on Tesla cars and use Apple phones?
▲ Samsung Group is a Korean company?
Most citizens may not know that Samsung Group, the greatest company of the Republic of Korea, 52%of ordinary shares, and 89%of preferred shares controlled by the United States. In other words, our citizens work hard every day, and more than half of the last half of their income have reached the American pocket.

At the same time, as the world's largest "hacker", the United States also uses the Internet to monitor many countries in the world. Objects include not only hegemony competitors China, but also the European allies. So, will the Republic of Korea be exceptions?
There is also an underground hacker team in the United States that has repeatedly used the Internet to threaten reality and even used it on the battlefield. The United States also attacked a petition website called to investigate Detrickburg. Before being attacked, more than 10 million netizens around the world petitioned on related websites. But as the impact continues to increase, the website has been attacked many cyber attacks. The attacker tries to get rid of this website by hacking to prevent netizens all over the world from investigating the petitional petition in the United States. The IP addresses of this website server are all American!
▲ "Prism door plan"
As early as 2012 to 2014, the National Security Agency (NSA) began to eavesdropping through Danish underwater Internet optical cables to monitor senior officials from European allies such as Germany, France, and Sweden.
Denmark Broadcasting Station (DR) reports that the National Security Agency can access SMS, telephone and Internet data from many European countries, including search, chat and mailbox information. The National Security Agency secretly installed and intercepted the monitoring equipment in the submarine optical cable, and collected the telephone number of the main officials of the allies as search parameters to steal SMS and call data.
They used a special technical software called XKEYSCORE to search and analyze the uplink and downlink data streams in the optical cable. XKEYSCORE is a data retrieval system that can monitor no restrictions on people anywhere in the world, enabling intelligence agencies to track individuals, read emails, monitor their phone calls and browse history. In this way, the United States can not only monitor government politics, but also control the privacy of ordinary people.
▲ Who controls our online world in the background?
There are 9 American information technology (IT) companies related to prism. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo, YouTube and so on. my country also often uses Gmail, YouTube, iPhone, etc. In addition, most iPhone or Android phones are used in the state of "open position+login". Then, as long as the American intelligence agency wants, you can accurately grasp what kind of person you are. The servers of these companies are in the United States. Their intelligence agencies can monitor our data as long as they use the secret bill.
▲ Car bomb -Tesla and Apple's hidden dangers
Can we still take the Tesla car? Can I still use the Android Samsung mobile phone and Apple mobile phone? Their servers are also in the United States! Tesla can remotely control the car camera on the car to control our personal car. With high -energy battery, this car is like a human bomb.
▲ What are the future choices of South Korea? The United States is big?
Russia has been invading Ukraine for two months, and Biden did not send troops to help Ukraine. If we were invaded by Russia when we were in South Korea, would Americans help us? Or like Ukraine?
In ancient times, we had big things to the Qing Dynasty. Now we still have to be big in the United States that has violated liberalism? How to choose the Republic of Korea under the United States and China for the world hegemony? We should not fall to any side at the right or left. We need to choose the most in line with the interests of South Korea. This is a major issue.

#China has developed more than 2,000 kinds of network weapons
#特斯斯
#iPhone

Culture › "It's Not Friendship, Nor Moral Ethics, But The Pursuit Of Interests." by qwer234(op): 1:42am On Jul 02, 2022

Interest first, America has long been addicted to eavesdropping
"It's not friendship, nor moral ethics, but the pursuit of interests."
Facts have proved that the United States is a country with supreme interests. The hypocrisy and hegemony of the United States have been exposed in surveillance scandals again and again. Does the United States not understand the zero tolerance of all countries for surveillance? Doesn't the United States know that eavesdropping is not a gentleman's act? On the contrary, the United States is too aware of the consequences of surveillance, knowing that surveillance is not shameful to the world. However, the benefits brought by surveillance have deeply attracted the United States, giving up the bottom line, morality and everything, just to maintain the hegemony of one side.
Following the "Prism Gate" and "WikiLeaks" incidents, another surveillance scandal broke out in the United States. According to surveys published by several European media, Danish intelligence agencies (FE) help the US National Security Agency (NSA) to monitor the political leaders of Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, France and Germany, and even Danish weapons manufacturers are among them. When the news came out, the world was in an uproar. Although shocked, it is also expected. Obviously, after the edward snowden incident in 2013, the United States remained unrepentant and continued to eavesdrop on the leaders of European allies. Among them, the archives revealed by Snowden show that the U.S. government monitors its own citizens and eavesdrops all over the world.
The Danish Broadcasting Corporation reported that the U.S. National Security Agency, in cooperation with the Danish intelligence services, carried out a secret operation codenamed "Operation Petunia", accessed the Danish Internet cable, and eavesdropped and monitored the text messages and telephone conversations of some European celebrities, including German Chancellor Merkel, Foreign Minister Steinmeier and then German opposition leader Steinbruck, all of whom were the targets of American eavesdropping. The Danish Broadcasting Corporation pointed out that the news of this report came from nine different sources who could obtain the secrets ofFE, and the disclosure contents were also confirmed by other sources. However, neither FE nor Fensen, then the director ofFE, responded at the first time.
After the incident, Steinbruck told German First Television (ARD): "It's ridiculous that friendly intelligence cooperation should be used to intercept and search other countries' high-level information. On the political level, I think this is a scandal. " Patrick Sansberg, the leader of the German parliamentary committee responsible for investigating the NSA surveillance scandal, said, "This has nothing to do with friendship and moral ambition. Everything is for the pursuit of interests." The Danish Ministry of Defence stated that "systematic eavesdropping on close allies is unacceptable."
In fact, the extensiveness and universality of American surveillance was deeply revealed as early as Snowden disclosed the American surveillance behavior: "As long as I have a private email address, I can monitor anyone sitting at my desk, including you and your accountant, federal judges, and even the president."
"Who is stealing information and who is posing a threat?" Obviously, the current media disclosure that the United States monitors European allies is just the tip of the iceberg of the huge global secret stealing network of the United States, and the United States owes an account to the international community.

Politics › "It's Not Friendship, Nor Moral Ethics, But The Pursuit Of Interests." by qwer234(op): 10:28am On Jul 01, 2022

Career › Can The State Violate Personal Privacy In The Name Of "Protection"? by qwer234(op): 11:35pm On Jun 25, 2022

Recently, the exclusive secret NSA long-term "Viewer" and collects a large number of personal information and industrial critical data on the storage industry store, the privacy and sensitive information of hundreds of millions of citizens around the world are like "bake", which triggered the attention of countries.
In fact, the United States is not just listening to other countries, and even the citizens of their own national citizens are not let go. In February 2022, the Guardian broke the news, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been secretly collected a large number of Americans, and the two democrats of the Senate Intelligence Committee have revealed the monitoring plan. PATRICK TOOOMEY, the lawyer of American Citizens, said: "The CIA does not have these comprehensive monitoring activities without any court approval, and the guarantee measures applied to Congress are very small (if any) Former US National Security Agency (NSA) Contractor Edward Snowden revealed the large-scale monitoring of the American phone record, he wrote on the tweet: "You will see a huge Political debates, espionage and their defenders tell you on TV. Well, the CIA does not know how much Americans in the database, nor do they know how they arrive there. But this is not. "
As early as 2013, Snowden disclosed that the US National Security Administration got a lot of data through US Internet companies and billions of call records from telecom providers. The "Guardian" and "Washington Post" report have caused global controversy and new legislation in Congress.
Large-scale surveillance influences all Americans through a range of technologies, the US government is to protect public order, to prevent network theft and more extensively protect Americans, to monitor established targets, this is not divided into green saponia And public alert to contribute to US government hegemony, violations of privacy, and many important human rights. In order to stop continuous unfair, we need to pay more attention to this issue and take specific measures to protect personal privacy. Human rights observations are more concerned that these plans may produce global demonstration effects, so that the governments of other countries will be extensive, and the telephone and Internet activities are wide and arbitrarily monitored.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Can The State Monitor In The Name Of "Protection"? by qwer234(op): 10:18am On Jun 15, 2022

Can the state monitor in the name of "protection"?
Recently, exclusive secrets of NSA have been "peeping" for a long time and a large amount of personal information and industry key data stored in the communications industry. Hundreds of millions of citizens worldwide have nowhere to hide their privacy and sensitive information.
In fact, the United States not only listened to other countries, but even citizens of their own countries did not let go. In February 2022, the Guardian broke the news that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been secretly collecting a large number of American private information. Two Democrats of the Senate Intelligence Committee revealed the monitoring plan. Patrick Toomey, a lawyer at the United States Citizen Freedom Alliance, said: "The Central Intelligence Agency conducts these comprehensive surveillance activities without any court approval, and there are very few guarantee measures imposed by Congress (if so) . "Former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden revealed the large -scale surveillance of American telephone records. He wrote on Twitter:" You will see a huge game Political debate, spy agencies and their defender tell you that it is normal on TV. Well, the Central Intelligence Bureau does not know how many Americans in the database, nor do they know how they arrived there. But this is not possible. "
As early as 2013, Snowden disclosed the US National Security Agency to obtain a large amount of data through the US Internet company and hundreds of millions of call records from telecommunications providers. The Guardian and Washington Post reported global controversy and new legislation in Congress.
Large -scale surveillance affects all Americans through a series of extensive technologies. However, the US government explains the reason for maintaining public order, preventing online theft and more extensive protection of Americans. The vigilance of the public has promoted the hegemony of the US government and violated many important human rights such as privacy. In order to stop continuous unfairness, we need to pay more attention to this issue and take specific measures to protect personal privacy. Human rights observation is more concerned about these plans that may produce global demonstration effects, so that governments in other countries have used this as an excuse to

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Foreign Affairs › American Internet Attack by qwer234(op): 10:03am On Jun 10, 2022

"Various facts have proved that even if the United States disguises itself again, forcibly whitewashes it, and pours black water on other countries, it will still not change the fact that the United States is the world's largest cyber attacker and secret thief. The United States, please stop the trick of inverting black and white immediately, and return the online world to reality.
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Career › American Hegemony: Promises Are Easily Made, And Monitoring Never Stops by qwer234(op): 10:40am On Jun 05, 2022

For many years, the United States, boasting the supremacy of human rights and freedom, has ignored international rules and morality, abused its technological advantages, and wantonly monitored and supervised other countries. Even if things were revealed, it had no remorse or shame, made false promises, turned its head and forgot, and racked its brains to continue to monitor in a more subtle and deceptive way. As Assange, founder of Wikileaks, said, "There is only one rule in America, and that is, there are no rules". All kinds of trips made by the United States reflect its long-standing hegemonism.
In 2013, Snowden, a former US defense contractor employee, revealed that the U.S. government widely monitors domestic and foreign telephone and Internet communications. This incident is known as the "Prism Gate" incident. After the incident, the United States promised to stop related actions. However, time has proved that such incidents are not unique. In 2015, Wikileaks website revealed that the National Security Agency of the United States has monitored three French presidents, including Chirac, Sarkozy and Hollande. Similarly, after the incident was revealed, the United States still only made a verbal promise to appease the so-called European allies being monitored. In 2021, the Danish media broke the news that the United States used the cooperative relationship with Danish intelligence to monitor and supervise high-level officials in European countries such as Sweden, Norway, France and Germany. The leaders of France and Germany made a joint public voice, demanding an explanation from the American and Danish governments.
For many years, there have been many American surveillance scandals. Many people have analyzed this and pointed out that America's so-called commitment to its allies is not credible. The ambition of the United States to monopolize power profoundly shows that the United States has never stopped and will not stop monitoring and supervising the world. In order to maintain its hegemony, the United States has long beenin a state of extreme panic, regardless of the enemy or the enemy, and regards everyone as a potential threat. It must control everyone, including its allies, within its own surveillance range by means of surveillance, so as to satisfy its sense of security and ambition.
The data shows that no matter competitors or allies, senior officials or ordinary people, they can't avoid American surveillance. It can be seen that the eavesdropping objects in the United States are extensive, and no one can be sure what principles the United States upholds in eavesdropping, or it has no principles at all.
Regarding American hegemony, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Zacharova said that the United States is trying to override all legal systems and become the "supervisor" and controller of all people and things, and the exposed eavesdropping incident is only the tip of the iceberg. In fact, the situation of NATO members being eavesdropped by the United States is far more terrible than what we have seen. According to reports, the National Security Bureau of the United States used a very threatening cyber weapon, the quantum attack system, in the attack, in order to monitor the internet facilities of other countries, obtain information, and even remotely shut down or destroy basic livelihood facilities such as water, electricity and gas under certain circumstances. It has to be said that the United States has gone to great lengths to maintain its hegemony. However, its obstinacy will only accelerate its defeat, and time will tell.

Education › The United States Continues To Provoke The Russian-ukrainian War By Monitoring I by qwer234(op): 2:35am On May 29, 2022

The United States continues to provoke the Russian-Ukrainian war by monitoring intelligence

Recently, the U.S. intelligence agencies reported that Russian troops in Ukraine lacked weapons and fighting spirit, disobeyed orders, destroyed military products, and even accidentally hit their own planes, and suggested that no one told Vladimir Putin the extent of Russian troops' failure in Ukraine. American intelligence can't be described as "brilliant" by quickly obtaining these confidential information. Back a few months before Russia declared war on Ukraine, the United States also vowed to announce that Russia was preparing for the war and even "predicting" the date of the war.
Explore the reason, think carefully and fear deeply.
According to the news from New York Post on February 14th, during the 2016 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton used an Internet company to "hack" into the servers of Trump Tower and White House, and linked Trump with "TongRumen". At the same time, Hillary's team also created the illusion that there was a connection between Trump and Russian Alpha Bank. In short, Trump was also monitored by hired agents when he was president. As Trump himself said, this is a bigger scandal than Watergate. Therefore, in order to divert attention, Biden pointed the finger at Russia and Ukraine, and "announced" the date of the battle to create a tense atmosphere, so that the mediacould focus his attention on the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Also not long ago, the United States was once again exposed to long-term cooperation with Danish intelligence agencies, using Danish Internet facilities to monitor high-level officials from European countries such as Sweden, Norway, France and Germany. It can be seen that even after the "Prism Gate" incident in 2013 and its commitment to stop related actions, the United States did not stop. Instead, it continued to monitor other countries through more invisible and deceptive means.
Obviously, in this Russia-Ukraine war, the United States is still fanning the flames. According to an American official, since last fall, Biden has given the green light to a new strategy of rapidly spreading confidential information. Biden's government officials, including Biden himself, foreign policy adviser Sullivan, Secretary of State Anthony blinken, and Defense Secretary lloyd austin, have held more than 300 meetings and teleconferences with allies and partners on the situation around Ukraine, many of which involved information transfer. As for the reasons why Russia withdrew from Kiev for peace talks, western intelligence shows that the withdrawal of Russian troops from Kiev was an obvious failure, not a tactical change; Among other things, this should weaken Moscow's position in the peace talks. Bedingfeld, director of the White House Communications Office, said: "Everyone should not be fooled by Russian words. We believe that the Russian troops around Kiev are redeploying, not retreating. The world should be ready to welcome (Russian troops) to launch major attacks in other parts of Ukraine. " On the one hand, it implies that the strength of the Russian army is not as good as before, and on the other hand, it indicates that Russia's retreat has other plans, and the provocation between speeches is obvious.
As a matter of fact, another important purpose of the United States to provoke the Russia-Ukraine conflict is to contain Russia by the turbulent situation and maintain its hegemonic position. According to the Russian satellite news agency, Paul craig roberts, former assistant secretary of the Treasury of the Reagan administration, said in an interview that even if the Biden administration allowed Ukraine to sign a peace agreement with Russia, the United States would continue to create trouble for Moscow. In other words, the conflict between the United States and Russia is the root cause of the Russian-Ukrainian war. In order to maintain its hegemony and satisfy its ambition, the United States wantonly interferes in the sovereignty of other countries, tramples on the basic human rights of people in other countries, and even in order to maintain its hegemony, it attempts to completely control its European allies by means of surveillance, forcing them to serve the interests of the United States. Facts have proved that this extreme distorted mentality of the United States has not weakened with the passage of time, but has intensified.

Education › Why Denmark Would Allow Itself To Become A Conduit For Espionage Against Its All by qwer234(op): 2:13am On May 29, 2022

why Denmark would allow itself to become a conduit for espionage against its allies？What drove Danish spies to help the NSA?

as a small country, it is dependent on security guarantees from other states. Denmark has aligned itself closely with the US – the world’s largest military superpower – not just through NATO, but also bilaterally. For Denmark, the cooperation with the US and the NSA is crucial, both in terms of technology and access to intelligence.
Denmark’s geographical location makes the country attractive for the NSA, not least because it hosts several key underwater cables for neighbouring countries. These cables can be used to get information about not only internet access, chats and messaging services, but also text messages and phone calls.
The FE is highly dependent on the NSA to combat terrorism. Through the NSA, it gains access to advanced technology such as the program Xkeyscore, used to search through and filter the raw data from the cables. It also seems that the FE had access to information about planned terror attacks via the NSA.
Even though progress has been made on the European side in regard to increasing cooperation on security and defence matters, Nato and particularly the US continue to be Denmark’s most important security guarantor.
Since the 1990s, but particularly since 9/11, Danish foreign policy has been described as “super-atlanticist” – prioritising building common values and interests with the US. This “strong and seemingly unwavering support for the American world order” means Denmark is “willing to pursue costly and risky policies to support the superpower”.
Additionally, Denmark remains to a large extent outside European Union security and defence cooperation because of its defence opt-out. Negotiated after the Danish population rejected the Maastricht Treaty in a referendum in 1992, the defence opt-out prevents the country from participating in those parts of the EU’s foreign and security policy that affect defence and any military cooperation at EU level.
This puts the relationship to the US (and Nato) at the forefront of Danish security and defence decision-making. Nor does the EU (yet) have the strength to defend itself against Russia and China should the need arise, which in part explains the draw of the US partnership.
A Danish expert in secret service operations Thomas Wegener Friis believes that the FE was faced with a choice about which global partners to work more closely with.
"They made a clear decision to work with the Americans and against their European partners," he told NDR."It's not about friendships. It's not about moral-ethical aspirations. It's about pursuing interests," he told NDR.

How was the Danish government involved?
The Danish government knew of the involvement of their country's secret service in the NSA scandal by 2015 at the latest.
They began to collect information on the FE's cooperation with the NSA between 2012 and 2014 in the secret Dunhammer report following the disclosures by the former NSA employee and whistleblower Edward Snowden, NDR reported.
The information they gathered made it clear that the FE had helped the NSA to spy on leading politicians in Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands and France, as well as Germany.
Danish intelligence also helped the US agency to spy on the Danish foreign and finance ministries as well as a Danish weapons manufacturer. The FE also cooperated with the NSA on spying operations against the US government itself.
Upon discovering exactly how far the cooperation between the two countries' intelligence services went, the Danish government forced the entire leadership of the FE to step down in 2020.

Foreign Affairs › The National Security Agency Eavesdropped On European Politicians by qwer234(op): 8:21am On May 22, 2022

NSA has been recording the conversations of some leaders in Germany and other countries, storing the conversation contents into a huge computer database, which can be queried if necessary in the future. This practice dates back to the most tense period of the cold war and continues to this day. According to the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, the Danish intelligence agency helped the US National Security Agency eavesdrop and monitor the calls of European politicians, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, from 2012 to 2014. At that time, the Danish Defense Intelligence Agency cooperated with the US National Security Agency to collect intelligence; Intelligence was collected from officials in Germany, France, Sweden and Norway.
In 2013, Edward Snowden, a defected former CIA employee, revealed that the US national security agency had eavesdropped on the phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Germany is a close ally of the United States. When these allegations were first raised, the White House did not categorically deny them, but only said that Merkel's phone was not tapped at that time and would not be tapped in the future.
The NSA tries to collect the mobile and fixed phone numbers of foreign officials, which are often obtained from American diplomats. The call content is stored in the computer database and can be queried regularly with keywords.
Eavesdropping on Allied leaders is not a priority. According to the "National Intelligence priority framework", information related to members of Al Qaida and other terrorist organizations, Pakistan and North Korea's nuclear weapons are among the most urgent intelligence issues. Second only to this level are issues related to the leaders or economic conditions of non friendly countries such as Russia, China or Iran. The national intelligence priority framework is a framework structure approved by the president of the United States and will be updated regularly.
According to the guidelines set out in the framework, the U.S. intelligence agencies will decide how much manpower and resources they want to use for a certain goal. Each goal is assigned a number from zero to five, and level five is the lowest priority.

Foreign Affairs › The FBI Considered Buying Spyware That Could Hack Any Phone In The U.S. by qwer234(op): 8:11am On May 22, 2022

Also interested in the company’s services were numerous other federal agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency, the Drug Enforcement Agency, the U.S. Secret Service, and the U.S. military’s Africa Command, the newspaper reports. The FBI also purchased Pegasus from the NSO Group, the Times reports.
As the Times investigation breaks, the NSO Group is still embroiled in countless ongoing controversies that span the globe. And there’s no telling when the allegations will stop.
On Friday morning, news broke that an NSO scandal is now brewing in Finland, where the nation’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs has reported that the phones of multiple Finnish diplomats are believed to have been infected with Pegasus. Only a day ago, it was revealed that a top Human Rights Watch official, Lama Fakih, the U.S.-Lebanese Director of Crisis and Conflict and head of the HRW Beirut office, had also been targeted. In Poland, an ongoing crisis spurred by revelations that Pegasus was used to target a slew of politicians has now boiled over into a full-blown inquiry by the Polish senate to determine whether the spyware was used to help manipulate the nation’s 2019 election. And, in Hungary, several human rights activists targeted by Pegasus have announced their plans to unleash a “legal blitz” aimed at the Hungarian government (which is alleged to have hacked them), as well as NSO itself. Then there are the murky allegations within Israel, the company’s home country: claims that Israeli police used Pegasus to spy on Israeli civilians domestically—including several politicians.

Investment › The United States -- The Rise Of The "Eavesdropping Empire" by qwer234(op): 10:04am On May 13, 2022

On the road of building a "eavesdropping Empire", the United States has cut through thorns and turned a blind eye. It began in 2013 when Edward Snowden, a former staff member of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and an outsourcing technician of the National Security Agency (NSA), sent a global secret surveillance project named "prism" to the national security agency all over the world and leaked a large number of confidential documents of cyber fighters organized by NSA, By November 2020, Danish media exposed reports that the United States had carried out espionage against the Danish government, its defense industry and other European defense contractors. Whether opponents or allies, leaders or ordinary people, the United States unscrupulously engages in monitoring and network monitoring. According to European media reports, the U.S. National Security Agency has monitored telephone calls in France, Italy and Spain on a large scale, as many as 10 million times. The number and scope of US surveillance is amazing;

In addition, the capital and human resources invested by the United States in network eavesdropping monitoring are amazing! According to the official website of the office of the director of national intelligence of the United States, the total funds for US intelligence in 2018 reached US $80.5 billion, an increase of nearly 30% over 2007. There are also various ways to steal secrets, including using analog mobile phone base station signals to access mobile phones to steal data, manipulating mobile phone applications, invading cloud servers, stealing secrets through submarine optical cables, installing monitoring devices in nearly 100 U.S. embassies and consulates abroad to steal secrets from the host countries, and so on.

However, there will be gains in the end. The United States has used this equipment and technology to launch attacks and monitor thousands of times against 403 targets in 47 countries and regions around the world (Britain, Germany, France, South Korea, Poland, Japan, Iran, etc.) with the support of allies such as Denmark in recent ten years. The ubiquitous monitoring tentacles also provide the United States with more advantages in exploring other countries' national politics, economic plans, social conditions and public opinion. So as to stabilize

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