D.A.R.P.A.: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

CIA: Collect It All.  This video is from 2019.

 

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, began a total surveillance program in 2003 called LifeLog. 

Interestingly, the LifeLog project was terminated at approximately the same time that Facebook was founded. Coincidence? 

Sean Parker, Facebook’s first president, was recruited by the CIA in 2004 before heading the tech company. Shortly after, the CIA began investing in venture capital firm In-Q-Tel, which helped mine the user data of millions. As this information begins to surface, top executives are leaving Facebook. Now, Facebook is under investigation for potential privacy breaches.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. reminds us who ran and controlled the COVID planned-emic:

When OWS [Operation Warp Speed] turned over the organizational charts, they shocked everybody because the top organization that had managed OWS was not HHS, which is a public health agency.  It wasn't CDC or NIH or FDA.  It was the NSA, a spy agency.  That was the top agency, the lead agency on Operation Warp Speed on the pandemic. And the second agency was the Pentagon.  The vaccines weren't developed by Pfizer or Moderna.  They were developed by NIH.  The patents were owned 50% by NIH.  Nor were they manufactured by Pfizer or Moderna.  They were manufactured by military contractors.  And basically, Pfizer and Moderna were paid to put their labels on the vaccines as if they came from the pharmaceutical industry.  This was a military project from the beginning.

The following is from Prof. Michel Chossudovsky

The Privatization of Spying

Spying on individuals is a highly profitable undertaking for private companies on contract to the CIA, NSA, Homeland Security. The CBS report suggests in no uncertain terms that the personal information pertaining to millions of Americans collected by one of the World’s largest ad agencies is sold to the CIA. 

No wonder American consumer hates advertisers: they sell information they on you to the CIA.

Below are excerpts of the CBS News 2011 article, to read the entire article click here:

The world’s largest database on individuals

One of the main threats to privacy comes from advertisers, who want to track everything consumers do on the web and scrape their online accounts for personal information. It shouldn’t be surprising, therefore, to learn that the CIA and the worlds largest ad agency network, WPP (WPPGY), have been in bed together on a social media data-mining venture since at least January 2009. WPP currently claims to own the world’s largest database of unique individual profiles — including demographic, financial, purchase and geographic histories. WPP’s Visible Technologies unit took an investment from In-Q-Tel in fall of 2009. Visible Technologies develops tools that can scan social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook. …

Google and CIA: old friends 

Are you seeing a trend yet? Google (GOOG) has been a partner with the CIA since 2004 when the company bought Keyhole, a mapping technology business that eventually became Google Earth. In 2010, Google and In-Q-Tel made a joint investment on a company called Recorded Future, which has the Minority Report-style goal of creating a “temporal analytics engine” that scours the web and creates curves that predict where events may head.

Google is already helping the government write, and rewrite, history. Here, from its transparency report, are some stats on the amount of information it has either given to the government or wiped from the web based on requests by U.S. agencies:

• 4,601 requests from U.S. government agencies for “user data“
• Google complied with government requests for user data 94% of the time.
• 1,421 requests for “content removal“
• Google complied with content removal requests 87% of the time.
• 15 requests were from “executive, police etc.”
• 1 was a national security request.

emphasis added. To Read the complete CBS News article by Jim Edwards click here.