William Binney, a former highly placed NSA official turned whistleblower, contended in an exclusive interview today that the National Security Agency (NSA) is “absolutely” monitoring the phone calls of President Donald Trump. Binney was an architect of the NSA’s surveillance program. He became a famed whistleblower when he resigned on October 31, 2001 after spending more than 30 years with the agency. Asked whether he believes the NSA is tapping Trump, Binney replied: “Absolutely. How did they get the phone call between the president and the president of Australia? Or the one that he made with Mexico? Those are not targeted foreigners.” Binney further contended the NSA may have been behind a data leak that might have revealed that Michael Flynn, Trump’s national security adviser, allegedly misled Vice President Mike Pence and other Trump administration officials about the contents of his phone calls with Russia’s ambassador to Washington. Regarding Flynn’s case, Binney stated of the NSA: If they weren’t behind it, they certainly had the data. Now the difference here is that FBI and CIA have direct access inside the NSA databases. So, they may be able to go directly in there and see that material there. And NSA doesn’t monitor that. They don’t even monitor their own people going into databases. So, they don’t monitor what CIA and FBI do. And there’s no oversight or attempted oversight by any of the committees or even the FISA court. So, any way you look at it, ultimately the NSA is responsible because they are doing the collection on everybody inside the United States. Phone calls. Emails. All of that stuff. He was speaking on the podcast edition of this reporter’s talk radio program, “Aaron Klein Investigative Radio,” broadcast on New York’s AM 970 The Answer and Philadelphia’s NewsTalk 990 AM. During the interview, Binney referred to a 2008 report referencing two NSA whistleblowers who said they worked at the agency’s station in Fort Gordon, Georgia and were asked to not only monitor phone calls of U.S. citizens but transcribe them. Utilizing data provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the Guardian and Washington Post in June 2013 released a series of articles reporting that the NSA was collecting the telephone records of millions of Americans. Prior to those reports, National Intelligence Director James Clapper claimed on March 12, 2013 during an open session of the Senate Intelligence Committee that the NSA was not “wittingly” collecting data on Americans. “Not wittingly,” Clapper said when asked whether the NSA was spying on U.S. citizens. “There are cases where they could inadvertently, perhaps, collect, but not wittingly.” During the interview, Binney charged that the NSA was over-funded and out of control. He offered recommendations for how he says Trump can reign in the agency: He can order that they put a filter on the front end of all their collection that eliminates any U.S. citizens anywhere in the world unless they have a warrant for it. If they don’t, then he has to put people in jail if they violated. So, I mean, that’s the way to do it. The other way is to cut their budget. I mean they are given too much money anyway. When they are given too much money, they get to do wild and crazy things. And this is wild and crazy. Violations of the Constitution’s 4th, 5th, and 6th amendments. On Wednesday, Trump singled out the NSA and FBI in a series of tweets about Flynn’s case as well as reports in the New York Times and Washington Post claiming further contacts between Trump advisors and Russia. The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by "intelligence" like candy. Very un-American! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2017 Thank you to Eli Lake of The Bloomberg View – "The NSA & FBI…should not interfere in our politics…and is" Very serious situation for USA — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2017 Information is being illegally given to the failing @nytimes & @washingtonpost by the intelligence community (NSA and FBI?).Just like Russia — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2017 The Times on Tuesday seemed to be quoting from intercepted phone calls to report on alleged contacts between Trump campaign aides and Russian intelligence agents. The Times reported: Phone records and intercepted calls show that members of Donald J. Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and other Trump associates had repeated contacts with senior Russian intelligence officials in the year before the election, according to four current and former American officials. American law enforcement and intelligence agencies intercepted the communications around the same time they were discovering evidence that Russia was trying to disrupt the presidential election by hacking into the Democratic National Committee, three of the officials said.
oy vey, rabbi! what will we ever do? since you forgot sage you didn't earn your shillkel
dob jej
Xavier Hall
Fixed it for you William Binney, a former highly placed NSA official turned whistleblower, contended in an exclusive interview today that the National Security Agency (NSA) is “absolutely” monitoring the phone calls of President Donald Trump.
Binney was an architect of the NSA’s surveillance program. He became a famed whistleblower when he resigned on October 31, 2001 after spending more than 30 years with the agency. Asked whether he believes the NSA is tapping Trump, Binney replied: “Absolutely. How did they get the phone call between the president and the president of Australia? Or the one that he made with Mexico? Those are not targeted foreigners.” Binney further contended the NSA may have been behind a data leak that might have revealed that Michael Flynn, Trump’s national security adviser, allegedly misled Vice President Mike Pence and other Trump administration officials about the contents of his phone calls with Russia’s ambassador to Washington. Regarding Flynn’s case, Binney stated of the NSA:
He was speaking on the podcast edition of this reporter’s talk radio program, “Aaron Klein Investigative Radio,” broadcast on New York’s AM 970 The Answer and Philadelphia’s NewsTalk 990 AM. During the interview, Binney referred to a 2008 report referencing two NSA whistleblowers who said they worked at the agency’s station in Fort Gordon, Georgia and were asked to not only monitor phone calls of U.S. citizens but transcribe them. Utilizing data provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the Guardian and Washington Post in June 2013 released a series of articles reporting that the NSA was collecting the telephone records of millions of Americans.
Prior to those reports, National Intelligence Director James Clapper claimed on March 12, 2013 during an open session of the Senate Intelligence Committee that the NSA was not “wittingly” collecting data on Americans. “Not wittingly,” Clapper said when asked whether the NSA was spying on U.S. citizens. “There are cases where they could inadvertently, perhaps, collect, but not wittingly.” During the interview, Binney charged that the NSA was over-funded and out of control. He offered recommendations for how he says Trump can reign in the agency:
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Daniel Martinez
On Wednesday, Trump singled out the NSA and FBI in a series of tweets about Flynn’s case as well as reports in the New York Times and Washington Post claiming further contacts between Trump advisors and Russia.
The Times on Tuesday seemed to be quoting from intercepted phone calls to report on alleged contacts between Trump campaign aides and Russian intelligence agents. The Times reported:
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Sebastian Martinez
It is pretty damn terrible. People should test their shit out on >>>/test/ or something if they are unsure of shit.
The formatting is pretty terrible though.
In any case, I'm not surprised and the CIA/deep state are fucking stupid since this will give Trump an excuse to really delve deep into it and look into them and fuck them over hard. Here's hoping for Scheuer to get a spot.
Thanks.
Luke Young
Can Trump end the NSA? What are his legal powers here in this situation?
Jack Gonzalez
It's painfully obvious that the sanction on Russia were deliberately timed only a couple of days before the New Year (the biggest day of the year in Russian culture by far) and only a couple of weeks before the Orthodox Christmas to try to illicit a reaction from Team Trump.
They hoped Trump or someone in his campaign would reach out, they had the Logan Act in mind all along.
This whole thing was planned and is now being used to legitimize the "ebil russians" meme that the media has been playing up for months.
Tyler Brooks
Forgot to mention, not only sanctions, but ejection of Russian officials and their humiliation. Which was probably the biggest fuck you of all.
Jeremiah Richardson
He can sure as hell restructure them to the point that they are useless/non-existent if h can't outright end them. I think he will do that ultimately.
Angel Lopez
No shit, I'm surprised most anons don't notice the obvious value of the NSA to the Jews - who needs entrapment blackmail when you know who signed up for a bestiality porn site with their real credit card (or have the capacity to fake it)?
Wyatt Bell
HEADS ROLLING WHEN?
Jaxon Hill
It looks like that podcast is behind a paywall. Has anyone tried to find a copy of it? I searched Youtube but I didn't find anything
Eli Hall
Between the stuff here and in this thread it is apparent Trump will have to go to war with the intelligence community sooner than later. At the very least, they fucked up by suggesting that Flynn was illegally wiretapped meaning Trump can come down on them.
Samuel Brown
yeah sure, the FBI found nothing but these four anonymous American officials have secret evidence that they decided to exclusively share with the New York Times! Why give your evidence to the FBI when you can go the press?
Jeremiah King
Maybe Trump should bring back William Binney out of retirement and appoint him head of the NSA?
Jack Carter
It's like a gathering of arm-flapper artists competing to see who can fly first. Fucking faggots cause more distractions than the sliding kikes like Learningchode.
You fucks need a trip so we can filter you fucks permanently and get back to happenings.
Leo Sanchez
Go back to sucking off your Muzzie boyfriend then kill yourself before he does it for you.
Charles Gutierrez
I thought the NSA was at war with the CIA?
Lucas Young
Who isn't the CIA at war with?
Chase Sanchez
TRUMP SHOULD INSTALL GENTOO
Andrew Jones
I thought tapping the President's phone was kind of a "well, duh" thing.
Eli Cooper
Hope the retards see this and learn. Thanks.
Ethan Garcia
Checked but yes this is obvious. Love BIll Binney he proves that not everyone will get v& or killed if they just have the balls to stand up to the banking kike led government.
Jordan Thompson
Trump fucking said during his campaign that he was gonna go back to sending letters because anything digital is unsafe
Hopefully this is 8888D chess hes playing.
Josiah Sullivan
WITH A ROYAL WAX SEAL
Grayson Wright
That guy got memory holed hard. Daily reminder he leaked Trailblazer and lost his shit that the NSA couldn't manage the data well enough to prevent (or conveniently allow) 9/11 to happen.
Christopher Barnes
Well in the end all those goyim lust for data because it is profitable really useful and there is no oversight etc.
Take away their credibility once noone gives a fuck about this mental midgets (or crazy smarts) blackmail is ultimately useless.
Jason Cox
What we're actually seeing here is the beginning of a President Trump vs. the shadow government WAR.
We will see the shadow government finally dug out, like an infectious tic.
Justin Edwards
More like they pissed of a lot of people and they dont like their shenanigans.
Owen Taylor
trumps rich, he can just hire personal messengers.
Jose Powell
I 100% sure this has been done with all incoming presidents and Trump is probably the first to say fuck off. I know when Bush Jr. came into office, some alphabet fuck walked in with a briefcase and tried to roleplay it like it was some NBC bomb of some sort and Bush told him to get the fuck out.
Blake Morris
*I'm
Xavier Collins
I hope he makes good on that. Any electronic/internet/phone infrastructure should be considered compromised. He has people he can trust to keep that envelope sealed and safe from prying eyes. That system worked pretty well for bin Laden.
Cameron Butler
Maybe this'll be time for trump to move on to encrypted calls that can't be tapped.
Nathaniel Bell
The War Hawks in D.C. hate the anti-war Trump. Peaceful relations with Russia = no profit. Their control over the NSA is disconcerting.
This topic should be pinned.
Caleb King
Is /g/'s little project actually functional and secure?
Nathan Gonzalez
mfw Get cucked on govna Trumble
Liam Wood
What project?
Austin Diaz
just so you know, this isnt secure at all and can be easily hacked. i still use it though because skype turned into bpd bloatware
Robert Allen
Can you in very simple terms describe how the NSA goyim intercept phonecalls, because there should be easy methods esp. considering the zeitgeist giving money to circumvent that. I would do that on a physical level sort of.
That means the speed of light and the latency should be off depending on the distance, the speed of light is constant, and this would lead to a slight deviation, just like our friends on wallstreet would notice. Doesnt it?
Luke Howard
All right, Trump, the NSA hates you. It's official. Now destroy them with unrestrained vengeance, Mr. President.
Jayden Jackson
For every one of these agencies who show disdain of Trump, there are a great many inside them that support trump.
I wonder if their leadership are as blind as on the street liberals when they think they are the majority.
Landon Thompson
/g/ started the Toxic project. I was in the first few threads for it when they came up with the idea.
Isaiah Bailey
Tox* project Fucking autocorrect
Alexander Butler
Trump has been using the written word along with trusted messengers for a long time. It is a real shame about Flynn because I think that Trump may lose his chance to say something sensational on its face on a "secure" line, have it leaked, and then pull a IT WAS ME THE WHOLE TIME maneuver.
Eli King
Good idea, i would do such a thing similarly with short gaps between servers in a commercial way checking for the ping latency with multiple clients/servers to check if the "latency checksum" is correct. If that makes any sense, because practically if every server checks multiple time for the latency of that packet bouncing back and forward it would be really hard to intercept it without raising an alarm wouldnt it, to describe it in a non tech proficiant manner.
If the battle is betweent super nerds and super nerds it is ok what the nsa is doing but if they apply their stuff to regular goyim, then this isnt certainly a good thing. If they spy on companies then it would be in the interest of the company to make sure it doesnt get intercepted.
The NSA doesn't need to MITM attack shit when they can just tap directly into the internet backbone and phone switchboards since all the major communications companies are complicit and under gag order.
Ryder Ramirez
IF i want to i can crawl into his mind. Any mind.
Ryan Moore
Trump needs to build that big steel? tower the Combine were building in Half-Life 2.
Carter Parker
He was threatened by the FBI and they raided his house under some bullshit pretext. He's got balls
Aaron Ramirez
He should release all he knows in regards to the back room shit going on right now. He should collect whatever information he has and release it via twitter.
The reason he should do this is so that his support base can be rallied against the left in an almost unrivaled sally forth.
The fervor would result in the defeat of the left everywhere. And the gallows would swing with leftist intelligence officials.
TRUMP - YOU MUST RELEASE WHAT YOU KNOW DO IT W HILE IT WILL STILL BENEFIT YOU AND NOT HARM YOU
TRUMP - YOU MUST RELEASE WHAT YO U KNOW DO IT WHILE IT WILL STILL BENEFIT YOU AND NOT HARM YOU
TRUMP - YOU MUST RELEASE WHAT YOU KNOW DO IT WHILE IT WILL STILL BENEFIT YOU AND NOT HARM YOU
TRU MP - YOU MUST REL EASE WHAT YOU KNOW DO IT WHILE IT WILL STILL BENEFIT YOU AND NOT HARM YOU
Jeremiah Bennett
That means very little unless they are willing to break rank and leak. And they're not going to break rank unless they know there are people watching their back (meaning people like us willing to get physical with the people who would threaten them).
Colton Robinson
Software/Hardware called PRISM designed with help from the Israelis. It splits data streams, sending one to the NSA and the other along its normal route.
It's the Eye of God made manifest through technology.
Elijah Gutierrez
It's not a stretch to say ZOG is now GOD.
Brody Reed
And i would bet my wanking hand that you have never seen like that. You are like a big pair of juicy natural tits that i have to find on fringe forum that google wont show me. Well quantum computing will do the trick but besides from that, hm.
But just make the data you use unusable.
Asher Foster
I would scramb le your shit to be unrecognizable, i would so many fake packet to your retardation until you need to use your mental midget to wade through all that shit, and i would set of your crap randomly.
Luis Ortiz
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Josiah Carter
Come on Trump.
Charles Barnes
his opsec is pretty shit. His solution all these years has been avoidance and probable deniability.
Kayden Collins
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Julian Bennett
what's the point of spoilering the www and not just deleting it?
Joshua Smith
It's the ideal way to break links while still being copy-pastable.
James Gutierrez
You can copy-paste without it
Leo Rodriguez
this nigger is just trying to push traffic to his shitty site for ad revenue. fucking stolen valor faggot. do we have legit confirmation this guy is even for real?
Owen Morales
Why is your autism so homosexually obsessed? Go find your self a glory hole at a truck stop and find a new obsession besides stalking me online. Creep.
Aaron Anderson
Not thinking ahead.
If he goes nuclear it can't get any better. You always save your trump card for last. So if he exhausts all of his resources now- there will be nothing left to "hold over" these fucks.
Not going into too much detail, but you don't want to run out of ammo in a battle of attrition.
Mason Nelson
I see that chan shilling AI you guys are working on has come a long way :^)
Kayden Hill
The Deep State, Im the president of the goddamn united states who the hell are you?
