[vox_mundi]

Maybe Osama was a fan of PeakOil ...

The 2030 Spike: Countdown to Global Catastrophe by Colin Mason
America’s Strategic Blunders by Willard Matthias
America’s “War on Terrorism” by Michel Chossudovsky
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by Greg Palast
The Best Enemy Money Can Buy by Anthony Sutton
Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century by Bev Harris
Bounding the Global War on Terror by Jeffrey Record
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins
Crossing the Rubicon by Michael Ruppert
Hegemony or Survival: America’s Quest for Global Dominance by Noam Chomsky
Imperial Hubris by Michael Scheuer
Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions since World War II by William Blum
Necessary Illusions: Thought Control in Democratic Societies by Noam Chomsky
New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions about the Bush Administration and 9/11 by David Ray Griffin
The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers by Paul Kennedy
Rogue State: A Guide to the World’s Only Superpower by William Blum
Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins
The Taking of America 1-2-3 by Richard Sprague
Unfinished Business, U.S. Overseas Military Presence in the 21st Century by Michael O’Hanlon

http://www.dni.gov/index.php/resources/ ... lf?start=3
From the Office of the Director of National Intelligence

[PrestonSturges]

And how do people interpret that? If OBL read Chomsky, the average right wing radio screech monkey would conclude Chomsky is a terrorist.

[vox_mundi]

And how do people interpret that? If OBL read Chomsky, the average right wing radio screech monkey would conclude Chomsky is a terrorist.

I think our resident screech monkeys have already concluded that.

The MSM is portraying Osama's reading selection as the work of a paranoid mind clouded with delusions of conspiracies. (... pay no attention to the man behind the curtain)

That probably explains everything ...

NSA Planned to Hijack Google App Store to Hack Smartphones

The report, based on a document leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, said the plan aimed to step up surveillance efforts on smartphones.

The plan appeared to have been discussed at meetings involving the intelligence services in 2011 and 2012, according to the classified document.

The project called "Irritant Horn" would allow the agencies to hijack data connections to app stores and surreptitiously implant malicious software on smartphones that would allow for data to be harvested.

The intelligence agencies could also use the spyware to send misinformation to targets to confuse potential adversaries, according to the report.

The Intercept said the plan was motivated in part by concerns about the possibility of "another Arab Spring," or the spread of popular movements.

The agencies were particularly interested in the Africa region, especially Senegal, Sudan and the Congo but also targeted app store servers in France, Cuba, Morocco, Switzerland, Bahamas, the Netherlands and Russia.

At the time, the Google app store was called Android Market. It is now known as Google Play.

... But the agencies wanted to do more than just use app stores as a launching pad to infect phones with spyware. They were also keen to find ways to hijack them as a way of sending “selective misinformation to the targets’ handsets” as part of so-called “effects” operations that are used to spread propaganda or confuse adversaries. Moreover, the agencies wanted to gain access to companies’ app store servers so they could secretly use them for “harvesting” information about phone users.

[SILENTTODD]

I've always been skeptical of the whole Osama Bin Laden/Seal Team 666 Raid story.

As it was told, the most wanted man in the world was hiding out in a two story house in Pakistan for the previous six years drinking whiskey and watching porn (and remember the stories about this man having Renal problems sometimes requiring dialysis?).

Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan claimed several times before her assassination by bomb in 2007 that Bin Laden was already dead (and not just the one you can find on YouTube today).

After all this time, somebody in Pakistan supposedly snitched on him to the CIA and the Seals were immediately dispatched to take him out.
They crashed a helicopter in the process ( I'm sure it made a lot noise!)
Of course not knowing how many of his entourage where around they did not have time to capture him and bring him to justice, but instead just killed him.

Given this scenario of haste and the imperative of getting in and immediately leaving, we are now told while they did not have time to take him alive in the dark, they DID have time to recover his books?

No pictures were ever shown of the body ( we were told we may have upset the terrorists?). The body was conveniently buried at sea (did they pipe him over the side as if he had honorably served in the U.S. Navy?).

If you accept this story and this supposed list of books, I have this Bridge in Bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in buying.

The only thing good that everybody now agrees, is that Ozzy Bin is Dead.

[SeaGypsy]

OBL is the Lee Harvey Oswald of 9/11. The entire story stinks to Betsy.

[vox_mundi]

They had him tagged since 2006

See: http://cryptome.org/2015/05/nsa-medint- ... 5-0521.pdf

Slide 5-6. Courtesy of Mr Snowden

[vox_mundi]

Behind the Media’s Assault on Seymour Hersh

... The White House’s story might have been written by Lewis Carroll: would bin Laden, target of a massive international manhunt, really decide that a resort town [with a large military facility] forty miles from Islamabad would be the safest place to live and command al-Qaida’s operations?”

The gaping holes of logic in the official story were there from the beginning. Hersh actually asked questions and explored them while the rest of the media were content with regurgitating White House press releases.

And when the White House’s narrative became an Oscar winning movie — made with help from the CIA — the myth was cemented in popular culture. Until Hersh shattered it.

http://www.lrb.co.uk/v37/n10/seymour-m- ... -bin-laden

Interestingly, a longtime Middle East correspondent, Carlotta Gall, said publicly that “my own reporting [on the death of Bin Laden] tracks with Hersh’s.” Reporters from NBC made similar statements. But individuals who spoke up were immediately shouted down by the choir.

The media has a self-interest in maintaining the Bin Laden fiction because they’ve been an important cog in the lie machine. Additionally, the media has a huge stake in maintaining cozy relations with the Obama administration, since the White House rewards the “good media” by leaking selective stories to “good reporters” via anonymous “senior government officials.”

Obama’s motive for lying about the death of Bin Laden is the real story here, hidden under the piles of slander against Hersh. Why would Obama lie about Bin Laden’s assassination?

The motive is obvious: the Bin Laden death narrative protects the tortures of the Bush administration while giving spectacular PR to the lynch pin of U.S. foreign policy — the so-called “war on terror.”

For example, the film Zero Dark Thirty is based on the White House’s narrative. The outcome of the film is essentially an Oscar winning state-sponsored propaganda film: the fictional drama showing how the CIA successfully hunted down Bin Laden with a combination of cunning, technology and torture.

Hersh’s article exploded this lie, humiliating everyone who took part in it.

[Shaved Monkey]

OBL is the Lee Harvey Oswald of 9/11. The entire story stinks to Betsy.

Script writing is an art form very few have the skills just watch virtually any Hollywood movie now.
They worked out people just want special effects and a happy ending,because the real profits are in the popcorn and the merchandise not the storyline.

[Keith_McClary]

The only thing good that everybody now agrees, is that Ozzy Bin is Dead.

For all we (really) know, he could have died years ago and the Abbottabad story was a complete lie. Or, he could have been captured alive in Abbottabad and is in some gulag dungeon. Is there any information independent of the US gubmint?

[dissident]

The only thing good that everybody now agrees, is that Ozzy Bin is Dead.

For all we (really) know, he could have died years ago and the Abbottabad story was a complete lie. Or, he could have been captured alive in Abbottabad and is in some gulag dungeon. Is there any information independent of the US gubmint?

Benazir Bhutto let the cat out of the bag a long time ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MBTd5QNGB0

bin Laden was dead as of 2001.

[vox_mundi]

Since the NSA/DNI released Bin Ladin (purported) reading list (or their propaganda) it would only be fair to release some of the Defense Intelligence Agency reading material ...

The Defense Intelligence Agency recently released a listing of theses and dissertations produced by the students of the Joint Military Intelligence College during the years 2004-2008.

Below is a selection of some of those titles.

You can request a copy of any of the documents below by sending a request to the DIA at this address:

Defense Intelligence Agency
ATTN: FAC2A1 (FOIA)
7400 Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301-7400
Or by FAX : 301-394-5356
Or by email at FOIA[at]dodiis.mil


http://ni-u.edu/wp/

• Red Leaf Rising: Vulnerabilities to Canada’s Emerging Oil Sector, June 27, 2007
• India’s Search for Energy Supplies and Potential Impact on U.S. Interests, June 25, 2009
• Wildcats and Tigers: China’s Oil Acquisition Strategy and Potential Outcomes, July 7, 2006
• Venezuela: Reliable Supplier of Oil to the United States, July 31, 2008

• National Security Implications Arising from the High Latitude Ice Melt, June 23, 2010
• Mother Nature’s Silent War: United States National Security Implications of Climate Change in Hawaii, July 1, 2010
• Climate Change and United States National Security: Northern China’s Water Crisis – A Case Study, July 1, 2009
• Playing Nice and Saving the World: The Security Implications of Global Climate Change for the United States and the European Union, July 31, 2008

• Why the United States Needs a Domestic Intelligence Service and How to Make it Work, July 13, 2010
• Intelligence Support to Strategic Communication: The Strategic Communication Tactic of Paid Television Advertising and the Role of Intelligence, July 7, 2006
• The Posse Comitatus Act and Disaster Relief: Time to Loosen up on Military and Intelligence Restrictions, August 11, 2008
• Social Engineering: Another Tool in the Fight Against Terrorism, June 8, 2004
• Targeted Killing and Assassination: Effective Tools in the War on Terror, July 29, 2008
• Cognitive Warfare, July 29, 2008
• Contemporary Urban Environment: Developing Intelligence Techniques for the 21st Century, July 21, 2004

• Forthcoming Revolution in Saudi Arabia, July 6, 2004
• Perspective on a Modern Monarchy – Outlasting the Oil in Bahrain, November 2, 2005
• Pipe Drams: proposed Gas Pipeline Projects and Their Effect on Eurasian Pipeline Politics, June 26, 2009

• Security Threat of Bank Collapse in China, July 21, 2004
• Gender Bomb: Is China’s Gender Imbalance a Threat to its Stability, June 23, 2010
• Is Mexico a Failing State? The Influence of Drug Trafficking Organizations on Mexican Political Stability, June 25, 2009
• Outsourcing War: An Analysis of Proxy Warfare, July 29, 2008

• Sub-Saharan Africa: Impact of Laboratory Capabilities on Medical Intelligence Collection and Bioterrorism, July 7, 2010.
• Pandemic Influenza: Warning Against a Threat to National Security that Poses as a Menace to Public Health, May 5, 2009
• Swine-Origin Influenza: Defining the Threat of H1N1 to National Security and the role of the Intelligence Community, July 6, 2010

• The Race to the Stratosphere: the Operational State of Worldwide High-Altitude Long Endurance Lighter-than-Air Systems for Communications and Surveillance by 2020, July 27, 2009
• Assessing the Technology Readiness Level of the Radio Frequency Bioweapons Threat Posed by Russia and China, July 1, 2009
• Iranian Acquisition of Electromagnetic Pulse Technology: National Security Implications for the United States, June 23, 2010

• The Games They Play: Russian Strategic Political Deceptions, July 30, 2008
• Chinese Commercial Vessels and their Threat to the port of Beaumont, Texas, Jun3 27, 2007

… and many more
http://cryptome.org/2015/06/dia-mil-spy-papers.htm

https://www.worldcat.org/libraries/8568 ... ryId=85686

[careinke]

Since the NSA/DNI released Bin Ladin (purported) reading list (or their propaganda) it would only be fair to release some of the Defense Intelligence Agency reading material ...

The Defense Intelligence Agency recently released a listing of theses and dissertations produced by the students of the Joint Military Intelligence College during the years 2004-2008.

Below is a selection of some of those titles.

Actually, I'm pretty happy to see the topics being researched at the JMIC. It is a pretty broad representation of the various issues ahead of us. Just remember the topic of the thesis is not necessarily the conclusion. You would need to read at least the executive summary to know that.