SplinterItIntoAThousandPiecesAndScatterItIntoTheWinds: Be careful. Is the release information to help us or a honeytrap? Everyone be very careful and know what you're doing with this.
The dump was a contingency in case the Ecuadorian Embassy got droned. It's all up on their site, and it's mostly about the CIA having their own internal NSA so they don't have to follow the same rules. Seems like the NSA is a skeleton crew now, and their stuff (intel, cyber weapons, zero day exploits, and definitely staff) went over to this Directorate of Digital Innovation at the CIA. It's interesting, but nothing in here about Pedogate.
Of course, they're only focusing on one of the 5 directorates of the CIA with this release, and other releases are pending. One of these directorates is likely involved in liaison operations with State and with private interests like NCMEC. Time will tell. Illicit activities in the US for the benefit of agents probably happen under the "Operations" or "Support" Directorates, not "Digital Innovation," which is what Zero Year focuses on. According to Wikileaks, Zero Year and the broader Vault 7 will both have additional releases.
My guess is that the really scary stuff, the MKultra type shit that does relate to Pizzagate, that's all coming soon, too. Wouldn't surprise me if it's all interoperative though, with exploits being used to monitor test subjects for their sick psychiatric experiments at home. After all, these crazy fucks created the Unibomber, and we're not sure if it was on purpose or not.
I hope you are right, but I am unconvinced that the CIA is not controlling things with Wikileaks now. There has been good evidence (change of communication style, tweet patterns, lack of follow through on insurance and PGP, not appearing for a live picture at the Embassy). With the current tech, it is easy to create some fake interviews that look unbelievably real, and I have seen some analysis showing CGI that is hard to debunk.
If the release is intended as a trap, what better trap than to capture hackers and people with a HIGH interest to expose the CIA? We just should be suspicious.
I don't think it will. Too much momentum. If it helps reveal the LSM for what it is (mouthpiece for CIA), it will be very helpful to open more minds, which is the primary mission for us right now.
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reasonedandinformed ago
SplinterItIntoAThousandPiecesAndScatterItIntoTheWinds: Be careful. Is the release information to help us or a honeytrap? Everyone be very careful and know what you're doing with this.
therealkrispy ago
The dump was a contingency in case the Ecuadorian Embassy got droned. It's all up on their site, and it's mostly about the CIA having their own internal NSA so they don't have to follow the same rules. Seems like the NSA is a skeleton crew now, and their stuff (intel, cyber weapons, zero day exploits, and definitely staff) went over to this Directorate of Digital Innovation at the CIA. It's interesting, but nothing in here about Pedogate.
Of course, they're only focusing on one of the 5 directorates of the CIA with this release, and other releases are pending. One of these directorates is likely involved in liaison operations with State and with private interests like NCMEC. Time will tell. Illicit activities in the US for the benefit of agents probably happen under the "Operations" or "Support" Directorates, not "Digital Innovation," which is what Zero Year focuses on. According to Wikileaks, Zero Year and the broader Vault 7 will both have additional releases.
My guess is that the really scary stuff, the MKultra type shit that does relate to Pizzagate, that's all coming soon, too. Wouldn't surprise me if it's all interoperative though, with exploits being used to monitor test subjects for their sick psychiatric experiments at home. After all, these crazy fucks created the Unibomber, and we're not sure if it was on purpose or not.
reasonedandinformed ago
I hope you are right, but I am unconvinced that the CIA is not controlling things with Wikileaks now. There has been good evidence (change of communication style, tweet patterns, lack of follow through on insurance and PGP, not appearing for a live picture at the Embassy). With the current tech, it is easy to create some fake interviews that look unbelievably real, and I have seen some analysis showing CGI that is hard to debunk.
therealkrispy ago
Understandable, but why would they just their own secret NSA copycat outfit?
reasonedandinformed ago
If the release is intended as a trap, what better trap than to capture hackers and people with a HIGH interest to expose the CIA? We just should be suspicious.
therealkrispy ago
Fair enough. Hopefully this doesn't drown out PG investigations.
reasonedandinformed ago
I don't think it will. Too much momentum. If it helps reveal the LSM for what it is (mouthpiece for CIA), it will be very helpful to open more minds, which is the primary mission for us right now.