NSA Spying 2005 - Whistleblower MARK KLEIN

[Valli6]

FLASHBACK! - Just to refresh everyone's memories.

Mark Klein is the AT&T technician that blew the whistle on the NSA's domestic spying back in 2005 - the secret room on the 6th floor, in SF. Congress pretended to be outraged, shut down multiple lawsuits by granting the guilty parties immunity, and then accelerated the abuse. Obviously, this is why the NSA had to build that massive Spy Center in Bluffdale, Utah.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STZFkNuUSmw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC-4DaMD8i0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_qYGbieoMM

[Valli6]

Mark Klein will be a guest on Neil Cavuto's Fox Business channel show at 8:00 ET.
As far as I know, :confused: Klein was the first guy to blow the whistle on the NSA collecting massive internet data on American citizens - back in 2005.

[Carson]

Mark Klein will be a guest on Neil Cavuto's Fox Business channel show at 8:00 ET.
As far as I know, :confused: Klein was the first guy to blow the whistle on the NSA collecting massive internet data on American citizens - back in 2005.


Nice video's Valli6.

I wonder if he is the source of The Screensavers information. They were based in San Francisco.

I guess that is about the first time I heard of it on that show. It was one of the Techtv shows back then. I tried Googling it up but many of the links to old web pages are gone now.

It was kind of weird anyway. They did several shows mentioning the Black Rooms (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A) that were intercepting entire signals at places like ATT. The lines would come into ATT or other telecommunication business and be ran through something that would make to copies of the signal. One copy would go to the NSA and the other would go to the telecommunication business.

Anyway they ended up getting a chance to go to Maryland or where ever the main office was and built up the upcoming show. When it finally showed it turned out to be a visit to the National Standards Association or something like that. They were showing us their measurement standards and meters and such. Maybe I have it all mixed up. ?

I did find a link to part to where they finally made it in. These video's they are actually talking to one of the NSA guys.



TSS Goes to Washington Week: Patrick Norton visits the NSA - Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eybXG5cD0D4&list=PL0FA73018ED5CCBC1&index=2
Originally broadcast on 5/24/04.

TSS Goes to Washington Week: Patrick Norton visits the NSA - Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG54n5hFQ_E&list=PL0FA73018ED5CCBC1&index=1
Originally broadcast on 5/24/04.

Trust me on this one. If you give people like this permission to eavesdrop on signals traveling outside of the United States, with their capabilities it wouldn't be to hard to make sure every signal did. When you called Granny next door the shortest route may be up to someone's discretion.


P.S. I wonder if I wig them out with all of my editing?