Spy on your neighbours, says former MI5 head Stella Rimington
Tue 3:30 pm +00:00, 28 May 2013 2People who suspect their neighbours may be extremists should inform the security services because “the enemy is everywhere”, the former head of MI5 has said.
TAP – That means reporting anyone who votes UKIP!!! under current definitions.
PLUS –
US spy device ‘tested on NZ public’
GCSB refuses to comment on claims communications were intercepted
A high-tech United States surveillance tool which sweeps up all communications without a warrant was sent to New Zealand for testing on the public, according to an espionage expert.
The tool was called ThinThread and it worked by automatically intercepting phone, email and internet information.
ThinThread was highly valued by those who created it because it could handle massive amounts of intercepted information. It then used snippets of data to automatically build a detailed picture of targets, their contacts and their habits for the spy organisation using it.
Those organisations were likely to include the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) after Washington, DC-based author Tim Shorrock revealed ThinThread was sent to New Zealand for testing in 2000-2001.
Mr Shorrock, who has written on intelligence issues for 35 years, said the revolutionary ThinThread surveillance tool was sent to New Zealand by the US National Security Agency. The GCSB is the US agency’s intelligence partner – currently under pressure for potentially illegal wide-spread spying on the public.
The claim ThinThread was sent to New Zealand has brought fresh calls for the bureau to explain what it does.
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“the enemy is everywhere”, the former head of MI5 has said.
haha
the enemy is in charge
i have been trying to find some old stasi posters about the enemy being everywhere – cant locate them know and they arent appearing in the search engines
Will the occupants of 11 Downing St pipe up re the neighbor ?