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Daniel Tencer
By Daniel Tencer Raw Story | June 19th, 2010 The Pentagon's spy unit has quietly begun to rebuild a database for tracking potential terrorist threats that was shut down after it emerged that it had been collecting information on American anti-war activists.
Gay Files: History's Grim Closet PHILLIPE MORA | National Times | May 23, 2010 Research for a film led a director to explore repression and persecution in the US, Britain and Russia.
By Alejandra Martinez The Pan American | April 8, 2010 As part of the series of events taking place for Pan American Days, The University of Texas-Pan American presented a panel discussion Wednesday titled The Intelligence Community and Integrated Global Knowledge and Understanding Collaboration at UTPA led by David Carlson from the department of history and philosophy and Phillip Zwerling of the department of English.
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Former Israeli official David Kimche in 1987 as he left the Federal Courthouse in Washington. (Darrel Ellis/th.
Alex Constantine
(This is the short version of the Mockingbird article, published by a San Francisco alternative newspaper in 1996.
Also see: "NSA to Build Secretive Data Center in Utah (Shhh - it's Actually for Surveillance, not 'Cyber-Security' as Widely Reported"infozine.
Alex Constantine
Edited All news outlets are describing the proposed facility as a "cyber-security" center, but "Utah news reports, based on federal budget documents, have described the center as a collection point for surveillance of domestic and international telecommunications .
A project to safeguard governmental computers, run by the NSA, is too big a threat to Americans' privacy.
By Tony Rennell24th July 2009Friedrich Buchardt was a clever man, an intellectual and a polymath equally at home practising law or writing papers on economics and geography.
