NSA shared surveillance data with Isreal to compromise Palestinians

[QUOTE]N.S.A. was routinely passing along the private communications of Americans to a large and very secretive Israeli military organization known as Unit 8200. This transfer of intercepts, he said, included [B]the contents of the communications as well as metadata[/B] such as who was calling whom.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Mr. Snowden stressed that the transfer of intercepts to Israel contained the communications — email as well as phone calls — of countless Arab- and Palestinian-Americans whose relatives in Israel and the Palestinian territories could become targets based on the communications. [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE] Last week, 43 veterans of Unit 8200 — many still serving in the reserves — accused the organization of startling abuses. In a letter to their commanders, to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and to the head of the Israeli army, they charged that [B]Israel used information collected against innocent Palestinians for “political persecution.[/B]” In testimonies and interviews given to the media, they specified that [B]data were gathered on Palestinians’ sexual orientations, infidelities, money problems, family medical conditions and other private matters that could be used to coerce Palestinians into becoming collaborators or create divisions in their society.[/B][/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/17/opinion/israels-nsa-scandal.html?_r=3[/url]

Only in Gaza strip? Not really, US too:
[QUOTE]The document, from Gen. Keith B. Alexander, then the director of the N.S.A., notes that the agency had been compiling records of visits to pornographic websites and [B]proposes using that information to damage the reputations of people whom the agency considers “radicalizers” [/B]— not necessarily terrorists, but those attempting, through the use of incendiary speech, to radicalize others[/QUOTE]

Why am I not suprised.

[QUOTE=sweggeh]Why am I not suprised.[/QUOTE]
Soon they gonna be using your annoying posts against you.

That's scratching the surface of what the NSA have been up to. This timeline is well worth a read. It's from the Al Jazeera website so it's perfectly legal for you to view it.

[URL="http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/multimedia/timeline-edward-snowden-revelations.html"]http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/multimedia/timeline-edward-snowden-revelations.html[/URL]

The timeline reveals how the NSA bugged the G20 conferences, intercept e-mails, telephone calls, bank details of it's citizens regardless of them being criminals or not. How they have launched cyber attacks on TOR as well as Russia and China and my absolute favourite. How they are in bed with huge technology companies like Apple. The new iPhone 6 brags about being perfectly secure and safe because each phone has an encryption meaning your personal details aren't accessible. Apple shares your data anyway which undermines the whole point of an encryption.

Who remembers when conspiracy theorists were taking about the NSA and the so called "sane" people were making fun of them LOL. Who knows what else they are up to.

Good use of our government resources. Fight the nazi arab terrorists squatting in Israel wherever they may be found

[QUOTE=The Immortal]^ Forgot to add this dude. Which country do you reside in again?[/QUOTE]
Hey bigoted dirtbag, do you hate Jews?:confusedshrug:

Do you equate all Jews with Israeli politics?

hope u terrorist scum join ISIS soon and make ISH a less retarded place

i got nothing to hide, i don't give a fukk. they SHOULD be bugging the shit out of arab muslims, and checking their communications to Palestine. good shit NSA :cheers:

we are in a state of war with extremist muslims who can be anywhere. we've been safe for awhile thanks to our spying. fukk u afraid to get your dirty laundry exposed fgts.

[QUOTE=Godzuki]hope u terrorist scum join ISIS soon and make ISH a less retarded place

i got nothing to hide, i don't give a fukk. they SHOULD be bugging the shit out of arab muslims, and checking their communications to Palestine. good shit NSA :cheers:

[B]we are in a state of war with extremist muslims who can be anywhere[/B]. we've been safe for awhile thanks to our spying. fukk u afraid to get your dirty laundry exposed fgts.[/QUOTE]
:rolleyes:

so you're in a state of war, nor war?

[QUOTE=The Immortal]This dude. :facepalm


How you gonna call me a bigoted dirtbag and expect a good response? Ain't even gonna entertain your bull.

Get at me correct, or bug off.[/QUOTE]
Dawg its just what your custom user title says brah-why are you afraid to answer the questions broski?

Do you hate Jews?

Do you equate all Jews with the Israeli government?:confusedshrug:

Just be honest broheim:cheers:

[QUOTE=step_back]That's scratching the surface of what the NSA have been up to. This timeline is well worth a read. It's from the Al Jazeera website so it's perfectly legal for you to view it.

[URL="http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/multimedia/timeline-edward-snowden-revelations.html"]http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/multimedia/timeline-edward-snowden-revelations.html[/URL]

The timeline reveals how the NSA bugged the G20 conferences, intercept e-mails, telephone calls, bank details of it's citizens regardless of them being criminals or not. How they have launched cyber attacks on TOR as well as Russia and China and my absolute favourite. How they are in bed with huge technology companies like Apple. The new iPhone 6 brags about being perfectly secure and safe because each phone has an encryption meaning your personal details aren't accessible. Apple shares your data anyway which undermines the whole point of an encryption.[/QUOTE]
An agency went rogue... It's gonna make for a good thriller someday. At this day, we are in that movie.

[QUOTE=The Immortal]Alright.. I'll bite.


I don't hate Jews, Muslims, Christians, Mormans, Atheists, Buddhists, Scientologists (I'm still a fan of Tom Cruise's movies).. etc etc. I don't judge an entire religion/culture based on a few extremists, lunatic, war loving, agenda pushing a****les.

Religion, ethnicity and all that jazz are really inconsequential to me at least.. we are human beings first and foremost. Unfortunately, (bad) people play these subtle differences against one another to divide and ultimately conquer.

You pretty much knew my stance already I'll bet.. But you just want to get a response/troll me with that ridiculous question.[/QUOTE]
This is an opinion I share with you.

I don't hate all Muslims. Most are good people. I do question the idealogy though, as there is no denying that it is inspiring a lot of violent extremists in the past 50 years or so. I dont hate or look down on religious people, but some religions like Mormonism I think are bizarre.

[QUOTE=kNIOKAS]An agency went rogue... It's gonna make for a good thriller someday. At this day, we are in that movie.[/QUOTE]

I wonder how many people (Apart from you) in this thread actually looked at the timeline. Most of the spying going on in that article wasn't anything to do with terrorism.

Also I missed the part where they bug hardware so they can spy even if it doesn't have connection to the internet.


It's just sooo crazy. This is Stalin's dream.

So what are "targets" like say, the U.N. or foreign embassies, doing to put a stop to the nsa surveillance through official channels? Everybody has to answer to somebody and if their bosses have access to nsa bosses then bam! game over. The powers that be in the nsa are ordered to shut down certain programs cold turkey. Politics can ruin it all for them just like anything else. I'd like to hear what the big dogs are saying particularly if they oppose what the leaks have discovered.

[QUOTE=MadeFromDust]So what are "targets" like say, the U.N. or foreign embassies, doing to put a stop to the nsa surveillance through official channels? Everybody has to answer to somebody and if their bosses have access to nsa bosses then bam! game over. The powers that be in the nsa are ordered to shut down certain programs cold turkey. Politics can ruin it all for them just like anything else. I'd like to hear what the big dogs are saying particularly if they oppose what the leaks have discovered.[/QUOTE]
That's a good question to ask, and why couldn't it be that world leaders think the surveillance is unavoidable, so just stay silent for now. The gap in technological capabilities and funds (note US military spending) is Grand Canyon, few can really try to stand up to US dominance there. War right now as well might be about social networks, public opinion and hacking.

If you get all the data in the world everywhere all the time, you pretty much control the world. The precendence has been set, the security has been compromised, now just make sure you're on a right boat.

Hopefully not.