SOCA is part of the Joint Inter-Agency Afghanistan Task Force (JIATF), a military-police task force based at Kandahar AFB that also includes the US Drug Enforcement Agency, the US military and the British military. In a US Senate report on the nexus between drug trafficking and insurgency, ...
with its own laws and leadership and no real loyalty or allegiance to what it is supposed to serve anymore. For how dangerous such things are, look for example at the Prussian military or the fusion of all German police forces under the leadership of the SS. ...
Also, might not the reluctance of the police disclose their use being at least in part be explained by the need to use stolen keys which is turn might annoy a judge, jury or the American people? Anyone know? Would the Stingray need the SIM key to work right?Marcos El Malo • Februar...
Once again its true. I typed the address for the house I was getting built a few years back (I kept on forgetting it) on a notepad file. Makes it easy to remember stuff. I ended up having to pay an extra couple of weeks rent in the house I was staying because the file with the...
The Stasi were the secret police. Everything was implied and done under that charter. The NSA is about the means of communications “overall” and what they collect isn’t actually decided by them. It’s just done by them. Then they hand it off. Now you will probably reply with “Befeh...
Just the same way as the police is looking out for people who can be a threat to others. That’s the whole idea behind having a government, instead of every single person having to safeguard his own house by arming himself (which many Americans actually do by the way). It may hard ...
In the physical world we encourage the public presence of police – under color of law – to monitor public activities and to protect us from bad actors (think of the beat policeman and his relationship with a neighborhood). Does the Internet need a similar function? I would argue yes. ...
There was once an age where we feared the Soviets and the Orwellian police state they represented. 50 years later, we became it. Nietzsche would be proud.anonymouser • September 5, 2013 5:09 PM thanks for the reply. since we’re on the topic of trust, do you trust PBDKF2?Sandy...
Secret Police•October 7, 2013 1:39 PM True, especially for a VM o/s like whonix or qubes. They start unattended VMs that just run the Tor daemon, so no user interaction to add entropy. They traded security of preventing your IP from being exposed for possibly having all your traffic...
“…we accept reduced police efficiency caused by requiring warrants for searches and warning suspects that they have the right to an attorney before answering police questions.” Who is that “we” you are referring to? It’s gotten more and more clear that a substantial segment of the Americ...