© Friedrich Moser FilmFormer NSA Tech Director William Binney
This week, UK Column's Mike Robinson spoke with former NSA Technical Director, William Binney, about new forensic findings which strongly indicate that the DNC emails from 2016 were leaked to WikiLeaks and not hacked, as well as evidence of likely CIA or clandestine involvement with the online cut-out 'Guccifer 2.0', and evidence of British interference in the 2016 election, as well as perspectives on UkraineGate and the hysterical Impeachment circus on Capital Hill, Russiagate and UK, not Russian, interference in the US election process. Watch:
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This particular point routinely applies across the board on all matters denigrated as 'conspiracy' theories. As an article recently posted and linked here noted, "coincidence theory" would be a better term.
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P.s., Re: Binney. I wonder, at times, if he's a likeable limited hangout.
According to 'the story'; he came up with the idea that computer storage and streaming power had gotten to the point that it would be perfectly possible to realtime copy and store EVERY electronic transaction, email, etc. And so the operation was kicked into place creating 'splitter rooms' in, e.g., San Francisco (and others) where the NSA would ILLEGALLY copy EVERYTHING on the internet.
He CLAIMS that the plan ALWAYS was to encrypt it all; and only allow access with a Court Warrant, which could then be used to 'look backward in time' and see everything about anyone's individual keystroke, to website, etc.
He CLAIMS he had no idea that the NSA/US Intel would, at the start of the program (3/1/11, over six months before 9/11/2001) DROP the encryption requirement, and thereby give even the lowliest deputy Dawg access to EVERYTHING ABOUT EVERYONE. He then became an ACLU-Awarded 'Whistleblower' in/around 2004.. What I've long had a problem with is his proclamation that this should - after 30 years in the NSA - have 'surprised' him.
In the end, I will defer to the informed wisdom of James Bamford, and his books on the NSA, which I believe began with 'The Puzzle Palace", and whatever his honest opinion of Mr.Binney might be.
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