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Framework of this report. |
Bibliography of "An Appraisal of the Technologies of Political Control" |
Interception Capabilities 2000 |
AN APPRAISAL OF TECHNOLOGIES OF POLITICAL CONTROL |
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Introduction to Personal Authentication |
confirm that he or she is that person. The act of registration that has just been referred to is carried out with a particular purpose in mind. The act of personal authentication is similarly carried out with a particular purpose in mind (generally the same purpose as the act of the registration). There is no such thing as personal authentication carried out for some vague, generalized purpose.
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the US National Security Agency (NSA) had been helping its Western allies to spy on countries throughout the Pacific region, without the knowledge of the New Zealand public or many of its highest elected officials. What the NSA did not know is that by the late 1980s, various intelligence staff had decided these activities had been too secret for too long, and were providing me with interviews and documents exposing New Zealand's intelligence activities. Eventually, more than 50 people who work or have worked in intelligence and related fields agreed to be interviewed.
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Liberties and Interior Committee.' It comes from the European parliaments department for 'Scientific and Technological Option Assessment (STOA). One chapter in the report warns about how an ISDN phone can be turned
into a bugging device. But the claim is not backed up by any reference
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Links regarding MKULTRA |
AN IMPORTANT SUB-AREA WAS CONCENTRATION CAMP PRACTICES. There are many articles beyond those posted on this site. Call up a major search engine like http://www.yahoo.com and enter "MKULTRA" into the search field.
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Infowar Links |
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Raytheon Company Historical Background |
first decade of modernism, the 1920s saw the advent of automobiles, radios and refrigerators.
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above mentioned report.
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THE EMERGENCE OF NEW SUB-LETHAL ALTERNATIVES TO LANDMINES |
frequency weapons (which interfere with the brains own electrical activity); chemical irritants; ... |