Thread: Whistleblower: Cellular carrier giving FBI unfettered access

Computer security analyst Babak Pasdar says that a major mobile telecommunications carrier has a built-in backdoor that provides an undisclosed third-party with unfettered access to its internal technical infrastructure, including the ability to eavesdrop on all calls through its network. In an affidavit that describes the circumstances and basis for the allegations, Pasdar provides evidence which could indicate that the FBI is on the other side of the secret line, engaging in warrantless surveillance of mobile communications.

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Where is the outrage people? Stop defending this crap!!!

Originally Posted by michaelr

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Where is the outrage people? Stop defending this crap!!!

People aren't outraged because they are all addicted to the nanny state. They won't care until it's too late for any type of soft landing. It's just human nature. A person can certainly be smart, but people in general are dumb animals and nothing more. Si se puede...CHANGE...my friend!!! To watch people argue over whether to push the red, blue, or green button when they are all connected to the same switch, the one that steals our rights, makes me laugh and cry on a daily basis.

It said that the line has no firewalls or even access control.

So its just a wire going to Virginia, near Quantico, and has the name The Quantico Circuit.

Its like they are laughing at us.

You know in 1984 how the telescreens were forced into the homes of everyone? Well in reality, if 1984 were to occur as the story plays out, we'd be the one's going and buying them. Reading all the useless information we could as fast as we could, we'd customize them and make them look so badass they'd be furniture when not running. We'd demand to connect, and at higher and higher speeds, and when video games run background programs like Warden and Google runs a history record, we'd not care so much because of the candy like buttons and neato transitions.

When people say welcome to 1984 I think that is an understatement, we showed that story how its really done, we don't mess around. The book is a mere cartoon at this point.

A direct line to Virginia.... wow.

Originally Posted by johnflesh

It said that the line has no firewalls or even access control.

So its just a wire going to Virginia, near Quantico, and has the name The Quantico Circuit.

Its like they are laughing at us.

You know in 1984 how the telescreens were forced into the homes of everyone? Well in reality, if 1984 were to occur as the story plays out, we'd be the one's going and buying them. Reading all the useless information we could as fast as we could, we'd customize them and make them look so badass they'd be furniture when not running. We'd demand to connect, and at higher and higher speeds, and when video games run background programs like Warden and Google runs a history record, we'd not care so much because of the candy like buttons and neato transitions.

When people say welcome to 1984 I think that is an understatement, we showed that story how its really done, we don't mess around. The book is a mere cartoon at this point.

A direct line to Virginia.... wow.

Well johnflesh I have been bitching about this for a long time. All phone calls are ran through the NSA, they have been for a long time. People want to defend the indefensible and I do not get it. I want my privacy and I mean that, there are supposed to be laws in this country and I only want them followed. That IMO is not asking much and I am asked to follow the laws every day.

Orwell is a shill that laid out the story, but he was NWO all the way. Thats the joke!