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zagg is good stuff and not TOO hard once you get used to putting it on. The trick is to: -spray and clean phone -spray phone but do not wipe clean -spray FINGERS (MOST IMPORTANT PART!!!) -spray BOTH sides of the shield -apply Its REALLY easy since everything is covered in liquid. Its easier to line up, easier to squeegee and is totally bubble free. You just need to wait a couple hours for the liquid to dry under the shield before the streaking will go away. Trust me, Ive done HUNDREDS of them at Best Buy. Now the static cling shields (Ie. 500 of them for $1 on amazon) are insane to me. I can not and will not ever mess with those. *Shudders*
A progress report on this KICKSTARTER project,good news for HTC ONE owners: Mini MicroSD Reader for Android Smartphones & Tablets by Andy & Rich
here is the Dock I got ...it seems to work ok so far Amazon.com: Charger for HTC One M7: Cell Phones & Accessories word of warning though, the usb cable that came with mine was junk ..use the HTC cable that comes with the phone and you should be ok
Well BestBuy Has the mophie Juice Pack for 99.99. Take that "But it doesn't have a removable battery" people! mophie Juice Pack Charging Case for HTC M7 Mobile Phones 39742BBR - Best Buy
I've used the Zagg screen protectors mentioned in previous posts. I have one on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 and if I do end up getting a screen protector for my One, that's the one I'm going to use. There's both a full body and screen only protection - HTC One Screen Protector | invisibleSHIELD by ZAGG. It might cost a little more, but that'll probably be the only screen protector that I'll have to put on. For the Galaxy Tab that is a HUGE screen, but I covered it with little trouble and there's zero bubbling (after the liquid dried underneath). I was a little worried when I first put it on because I saw a couple small bubbles that I couldn't get out, but they completely went away in a day or so. Had I used a little more spray that might not have happened.
I had one of these on my GALAXY S3 & it's a quality product,works well w/o the overheating that you may get w/other battery cases. If you're seriously considering getting this,I HIGHLY recommend that you visit BEST BUY & actually take it out of the package & get look/feel before buying it, vs. waiting for an on-line deal & buying it sight un-seen. This case adds more bulk/size than your typical case & those that are averse to the increase in size/weight will not want to spend the $ just to find this out after the purchase. I myself won't mind the added size,but,w/all the great battery life reports from those who've chimed in on the user review thread,I'm holding off unless I find the need for it.
So I got the HTC one yesterday and I personally have earbuds that I use and never even think about using the ones that phones usually come with.. So today I was going through the box and saw the earbuds... they caught my eye because the actual bud was red.. So I said, "why not" and I opened them up. I was at first shocked at how thin the coil is and then put them on. I was blown away how snug they felt and the sound that came out of them. I'm not going to lie I am very surprised at how nice these earbuds are. I recommend all of you to try them out before you throw them to the side thinking they are average.
Seem to be great earbuds. I honesty think they are of Beats lineage. Share a whole lot of build features and they are a HTC partener after all.
It would seem that way... Even so. I am really not a fan of the Beats headphones I think their price outshines the quality. But, these are awesome... and FREE!!
I agree, however, I sampled the earbuds that came with my wife's S3...utter garbage in terms of sound quality, anything would be an upgrade from those. Oh, and they are not free, you paid for them, although eliminating them would have only dropped the price of your phone a few bucks lol.
Can't look at it that way... I look at it as I paid for a phone and anything else that came with it is extra.. Put it like this if they wanted to they could have thrown in S3 garbage and charged the same price or nothing and charged the same price. The phone itself would be the exact same no matter what accessories come with it. I do agree though, I had an S3 holy shit they sucked. Almost as bad as the iphone earbuds lol
If you have beats headphones with a device loaded with beats audio, such as these phones, nothing compares. Before I got my beats earbuds, I would have the volume at max level. With beats earbuds, I typically only go halfway because it sound and bass is so loud. Just beats headsets by themselves aren't as good if you aren't listening to a device that has beats loaded in
Just wish HTC would market themselves correctly and not making this a hidden gem but something they actually talk about in their commercials..
They are Beats buds. I think they are the touring model minus the branding. I saw a set on ATT's website. Some slight differences but essentially the same thing.
lol yeah, I listened to a few seconds of music through them and almost chucked them right in the garbage can! Anyway, so you are then telling me that the charger and USB cable are also freebies? You absolutely MUST look at it that way, if it came in the box, or even came with the phone, you paid for it somewhere, someway.
They are ok. Though I cant understand why HTC didn't put a remote that controls playback/volume on them.
Two days in my One's battery life has exceeded my expectations. That said, I ordered a uNu Enerpak Tube Universal Battery Pack (5,000mAh) for $29.99 yesterday. It's only 1A (some other models appear to charge at 2.1A) but I was looking for something reasonably priced, relatively small, and in an aesthetically pleasing form factor. The Unu sounds like the perfect combination as a couple emergency charges should be more than sufficient for my needs. Anyone have one of these? uNu Enerpak Tube Flashlight Universal Battery Pack for Smartphones and Tablets | uNu
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This interesting cylindrical brass Tzedakah Box is decorated with Israeli coins on its sides and top together with a hammered pattern. The coins are molded after old coins used in Israel and feature symbols such as Menorahs and Hebrew labels and sit flat on the lid and protrude horizontally from the sides of the box. This Tzedakah box has a removable lid that has a slot at the front edge. This Tzedakah Box is a handcrafted Judaica item formed by silversmiths in Jerusalem.
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I'm Robert Siegel. And we begin this hour to the right of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Many Republicans have long worried that Romney just isn't conservative enough, so they've thrown their support behind candidates who surge in the polls, but then seem to stumble for one reason or another - Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry and now Herman Cain, who continues to struggle under the pressure of an ongoing sexual harassment scandal.
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BRIAN NAYLOR, BYLINE: For 68-year-old Newt Gingrich, who had been languishing in the second tier of contenders in the crowded GOP field, his slow but steady climb into the top rank is a vindication. His campaign bottomed out in June, when most of his staff quit. There were the revelations about his line of credit at Tiffany's, and a sense he was a vanity candidate, running for office as a way to plug his books and movie projects.
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GINGRICH: Jefferson, in 1802, passes the judicial reform... In 1940, after Dunkirk, when the British were really... but we have not seen an aggressively conservative president since Calvin Coolidge... We've had a revenue service from the beginning of time, you know. Christ recruits... in the Northwest Ordinance of 1787...
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GINGRICH: The idea of the Obama administration filing a lawsuit against an American state is just simply unimaginable. And the fact that we have not introduced an amendment and cut off all funding to the Justice Department to finance this, I think, is just a failure of imagination among the House Republicans to understand. Cut off the money.
NAYLOR: Gingrich brought the group to its feet when the moderator asked him what he sees as the biggest constitutional failing of the Obama administration.
GINGRICH: Not understanding which country he's president of.
NAYLOR: That kind of red meat positions Gingrich to fill the space to the right of Mitt Romney. And it goes over well with Republicans like Margie and Jeffrey Diggins of Fremont, New Hampshire, who both wore Newt 2012 stickers.
MARGIE DIGGINS: He's the smartest man in any room, and I would love to see him debate Obama. I just think that would be a great thing for America.
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America's Terrorism Fear Factory Rolls On
John Mueller writes for The National Interest:
'[…] It is often assumed that, even without the FBI's aid, a determined homegrown terrorist would eventually find someone else to supply him with his required weaponry. However, as Trevor Aaronson observes in his book, The Terror Factory, there has never "been a single would-be terrorist in the United States who has become operational through a chance meeting with someone able to provide the means for a terrorist attack." Only the police and FBI have been able to supply that service.
In his book, James Risen skewers what he calls the "homeland security-industrial complex." American leaders, he notes, "have learned that keeping the terrorist threat alive provides enormous political benefits" by allowing "incumbents to look tough," lending them "the national attention and political glamor that comes with dealing with national security issues." Thus "a decade of fear-mongering has brought power and wealth to those who have been the most skillful at hyping the terrorism threat" and "is central to the financial well-being of countless federal bureaucrats, contractors, subcontractors, consultant, analysis and pundits."
In her review of Risen's book in the New York Times, Louise Richardson lauds his criticism of "the profligacy of government agencies and the 'over-sight free zone' they operated" as well as of "self-appointed terrorism experts" who promote fear "while drawing lucrative consulting contracts for themselves." She is troubled, however, that Risen "makes no mention of the press," which she considers a key member of the terrorism industry and "at least as guilty as others in his book of stirring up public anxiety for public gain."'
Video Shows FBI Sting Operation Catch Would-Be Bomber
- ABC News Releases Tense Video from FBI Sting of U.S. Capitol Bomb Plotter
- Whose Plot in Ohio? A "Home Grown Terrorist" or Just Another FBI-Created "Illusion"?
- Father Says FBI Informant Set Up Son In U.S. Capitol Plot
- HRW Report: U.S. government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- 'Inventing Terrorists' Study Offers Critical Examination of Government's Use of Preemptive Prosecutions
- Only 1 percent of "terrorists" caught by the FBI are real
Whose Plot in Ohio? A "Home Grown Terrorist" or Just Another FBI-Created "Illusion"?
Jon Queally writes for Common Dreams:
'The parents of Christopher Lee Cornell, who was arrested in Ohio on Wednesday for alleged threats to attack the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., say it is clear from their vantage point that the FBI used an informant and money to encourage their son to do things he would never, and could never, have done on his own.
Arrested by the FBI after purchasing two high-powered assault rifles and ammunition at a local gunstore near Cincinnati, various news outlets have reported the case of Cornwell as a typical in terms of its relation to other so-called examples of "home-grown terrorism."
[…] In its languge, CSM described it as "a textbook case of a lone wolf terrorist inspired by Al Qaeda and the Islamic State."
However, what is also familiar about this case so far, is what appears to be the high-level of involvement—from the very beginning—of an FBI informant, under threat of criminal prosecution and with the guidance of government agents, enticing and providing resources towards the development of a criminal plan that would otherwise not exist.'
- HRW Report: U.S. government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- 'Inventing Terrorists' Study Offers Critical Examination of Government's Use of Preemptive Prosecutions
- The US government can brand you a terrorist based on a Facebook post
- Only 1 percent of "terrorists" caught by the FBI are real
- Manufactured Terror Threats: Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- Inside the FBI's 'Terror factory': Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- The Terror Factory: Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- How One Man Refused to Spy on Fellow Muslims for the FBI
- The FBI Was So Hapless Hunting a Teen Kid, It Had To Pretend To Be from a Newspaper
- How the FBI Uses Rapists and Child Molesters to Entrap Gullible People in Terror Stings
'DIY Jihad': U.S. Officials Fear Lone Wolf Attacks
SEE ALSO: If the war on terror fuels terrorism, how does terrorism actually end? and US government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- Sydney Attacker Man Haron Monis Highlights Danger Posed by 'Lone Wolves'
- Peter King: Sydney calls for 'heavy surveillance'
- NYPD Ramps Security During Sydney Hostage Ordeal
- Was Sydney Hostage Taker Inspired By ISIS?
- Australian PM: Sydney Gunman Had 'Infatuation With Extremism'
- CIA Insider On Sydney Hostage Crisis, ISIS Had Focus On Australia
Senate report finds CIA torture produced 'fabricated' intel and thwarted no plots
Michael Isikoff reports for Yahoo News:
'[…] For years, the CIA has said its resort to aggressive interrogations had "saved lives" — an assertion that was repeated today by six former top CIA officials in a joint op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal.
Noting the panicked atmosphere in the country after 9/11, with intelligence reports pouring in about a "second wave" of attacks and nuclear weapons supposedly being smuggled into the streets of New York City ("It felt like the classic 'ticking time bomb' scenario — every single day"), the former officials — including ex-directors George Tenet, Porter Goss and Michael Hayden — wrote that their approval of "enhanced interrogation techniques" had "led to the disruptions of terrorist plots and prevented mass casualty attacks, saving American and Allied lives."
But the Senate report paints a very different picture: of a chaotic, poorly run program that was far more brutal than was previously known and whose details were concealed from some of the most senior members of the U.S. government.'
- No, Bin Laden Was Not Found Because of CIA Torture
- Report Portrays a Broken C.I.A. Devoted to a Failed Approach
- CIA 'took credit for British intelligence work'
- Torture Report Shows CIA Methods Ineffective
- CIA Cited Israeli Court Rulings to Justify Torture
- FBI Says CIA Torture Report May Spark Terror Threat
- CIA interrogation report: The 20 key findings
- CIA's 'Brutal' Tactics By The Numbers
Associated Press irate over FBI agent's impersonation
'FBI Director James Comey says an agent impersonated an Associated Press reporter during a 2007 criminal investigation, a ruse the news organization says could undermine its credibility.
In a letter Thursday to the New York Times, Comey said the agent "portrayed himself as an employee of the Associated Press" to help catch a 15-year-old suspect accused of making bomb threats at a high school near Olympia, Wash. It was publicized last week that the FBI forged an AP story during its investigation, but Comey's letter revealed the agency went further and had an agent actually pretend to be a reporter for the wire service.'
- FBI Defends Impersonating AP Reporter in Cyberattack Arrest
- To Catch a Crook: The F.B.I.'s Use of Deception
- The FBI Was So Hapless Hunting a Teen Kid, It Had To Pretend To Be from a Newspaper
- Government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- Terrorist Plots, Helped Along by the F.B.I.
The FBI Was So Hapless Hunting a Teen Kid, It Had To Pretend To Be from a Newspaper
Andrew Jerell Jones reports for The Intercept:
'The Federal Bureau of Investigation decided in 2007 that it didn't need to be the Federal Bureau of Investigation to trick a teenager online. Instead, it acted as a local newspaper.
At the time, the FBI wanted to identify the owner of an anonymous MySpace account connected to bomb threats against a high school in Lacey, Washington. So the bureau created a fake news story about the bomb threats and ginned up an email appearing to come from the Seattle Times, which it sent to the MySpace account, according to documents obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Included in the email were links that appeared to point at the Times' website but which, in fact, linked to servers controlled by the FBI. Those servers, in turn, installed spyware on the target's computer. The ruse worked: The owner of the account clicked on the links, compromising his identity as a 15-year-old student. He was subsequently arrested and convicted.'
How One Man Refused to Spy on Fellow Muslims for the FBI
Arun Kundnani, Emily Keppler and Muki Najaer report for The Nation:
'On the night of December 9, 2011, Siham Stewart called her husband, Ayyub Abdul-Alim, as he closed down his corner store, Nature's Garden, in Springfield, Massachusetts. She asked him to bring home a gallon of milk. A few minutes later, she watched from the window of their second-floor apartment as he was seized in the street and handcuffed by two police officers.
Forty-eight hours after Abdul-Alim's arrest, FBI agent James Hisgen and Springfield police officer Ronald Sheehan offered him the chance to walk away free of charges if he agreed to become an informant on the Muslim community. He refused the deal and is now held at the Cedar Junction maximum-security prison in Massachusetts, facing up to sixteen years behind bars.'
- Meet the Muslim-American Leaders the FBI and NSA Have Been Spying On
- U.S. government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- Only 1 percent of "terrorists" caught by the FBI are real
- How FBI Entrapment Is Inventing 'Terrorists'
- Ex-FBI informant with a change of heart: 'There is no real hunt. It's fixed'
- COINTELPRO: The FBI's War on Black America
FBI director warns of attack from mythical Khorasan Group
Vicki Needham reports for The Hill:
'The head of the FBI said in an interview broadcast late Sunday that the U.S. is preparing for an imminent terrorist attack.
FBI Director James Comey said the Khorasan Group, an al Qaeda affiliate in Syria, could still be working on a plan to hit the United States.
"Khorasan was working and may still be working on an effort to attack the United States or our allies, and looking to do it very, very soon," he said on CBS's "60 Minutes."
"I can't sit here and tell you whether their plan is tomorrow or three weeks or three months from now," he said.'
How Imminent Is an 'Imminent' Attack Threat?
Nancy Benac writes for The Associated Press:
'Smart people in the administration have spent the last two days telling the American people that U.S. strikes against the Khorasan Group were necessary to disrupt "imminent attack plotting" against U.S. and Western interests.
They warned that members of the shadowy Khorasan Group, an al-Qaida offshoot, were "nearing the execution phase" of an attack in the U.S. or Europe. They spoke of "active plotting that posed an imminent threat."
People may have come away with the impression that the terror group was on the brink of pulling off something awful. Perhaps not. In government-speak, "imminent attack plotting" doesn't necessarily mean an attack is imminent.'
Iraq PM claims ISIS planning subway attacks in NYC and Paris, FBI says there's no credible evidence
Editor's Note: What is the Iraqi PM trying to achieve here? The FBI must be pissed off because it's normally their job to create fake terror plots or alerts.
FBI, Homeland Security: No credible threats to the US homeland from Islamic State militants
Eileen Sullivan reports for The Associated Press:
'The FBI and Homeland Security Department say there are no specific or credible terror threats to the U.S. homeland from the Islamic State militant group.
An intelligence bulletin, issued to state and local law enforcement, says while there's no credible threat to the U.S. as a result of recent American airstrikes in Iraq, officials remain concerned that Islamic State supporters could attack overseas targets with little warning.
U.S. law enforcement has been trying to identify Islamic State sympathizers who could help export the group's brand of violent jihad to the United States. U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State group intensified after militants beheaded American journalist James Foley. The group called Foley's killing revenge for previous strikes against militants in Iraq.'
Jeremy Scahill: Leaked U.S. Terrorist Watchlist Rulebook Reveals "Global Stop and Frisk Program"
'The Obama administration has expanded the national terrorist watchlist system by approving broad guidelines over who can be targeted. A leaked copy of the secret government guidebook reveals that to be a deemed a "terrorist" target, "irrefutable evidence or concrete facts are not necessary." Both "known" and "suspected" suspects are tracked, and terrorism is so broadly defined that it includes people accused of damaging property belonging to the government or financial institutions. Other factors that can justify inclusion on the watchlist include postings on social media or having a relative already deemed a terrorist. We are joined by investigative reporters Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Devereaux of The Intercept. Last week they published the secret U.S. document along with their new article, "The Secret Government Rulebook For Labeling You a Terrorist."' (Democracy Now!)
- Blacklisted: The Secret Government Rulebook For Labeling You a Terrorist
- The Absurd Criteria Needed to Put You on a Terror Watchlist Will Shock You
- U.S. government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
- NYPD detained men who had pressure cookers to 'prepare rice'
- Government fails to vet chemical plants with terror risk
- U.S. government changes focus in War On Terror towards U.S. citizens
- Homeland Security adviser tweets America is 'Islamic country'
- FBI Threatens Man's Life for Refusing to Become Informant
- No-fly list used by FBI to coerce Muslims into informing, lawsuit claims
- NYPD Has Disbanded Its Most Notorious Spy Unit, but Is the Age of Muslim Surveillance Really Over?
TSA Chief: Bad Hygiene 'Degraded' Underwear Bomb
'You likely remember the failed underwear bomb aboard a 2009 flight to Detroit that sent Umar Abdulmutallab to prison for life. What you may not know: The plot seems to have failed thanks in part to lousy hygiene. In a panel discussion yesterday, TSA chief John Pistole said Abdulmutallab had been wearing his underwear bomb for more than two weeks, the Telegraph reports. (That was apparently to get used to it, Detroit's WXYZ previously reported.) When asked whether the bomb's fuse had become "damp" as a result, Pistole said, "Let's say it was degraded," as the audience chuckled. "We're getting kind of personal now."
Pistole agreed when his interviewer joked, "Thank goodness for poor hygiene, right?" The TSA chief also said there's no timeframe for lifting new security measures at overseas airports, including a focus on phone and shoe bombs, reports Fox News. He also worried about the perimeters of some foreign airports being vulnerable to shoulder-fired missiles, though he didn't go into specifics.'
HRW Report: U.S. government agents 'directly involved' in most high-profile US terror plots
Spencer Ackerman reports for the Guardian:
'Nearly all of the highest-profile domestic terrorism plots in the United States since 9/11 featured the "direct involvement" of government agents or informants, a new report says. Some of the controversial "sting" operations "were proposed or led by informants", bordering on entrapment by law enforcement. Yet the courtroom obstacles to proving entrapment are significant, one of the reasons the stings persist.
The lengthy report, released on Monday by Human Rights Watch, raises questions about the US criminal justice system's ability to respect civil rights and due process in post-9/11 terrorism cases. It portrays a system that features not just the sting operations but secret evidence, anonymous juries, extensive pretrial detentions and convictions significantly removed from actual plots. "In some cases the FBI may have created terrorists out of law-abiding individuals by suggesting the idea of taking terrorist action or encouraging the target to act," the report alleges.'
- Terrorism Prosecutions Often An Illusion
- 'Inventing Terrorists' Study Offers Critical Examination of Government's Use of Preemptive Prosecutions
- Most Terrorist Plots in the US Aren't Invented by Al Qaeda, They're Manufactured by the FBI
- How the FBI Uses Rapists and Child Molesters to Entrap Gullible People in Terror Stings
- Only 1 percent of "terrorists" caught by the FBI are real
- Terrorist Plots, Hatched by the F.B.I.
- Is the FBI Catching Terrorists, or Coaching Them?
- Manufactured Terror Threats: Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- Inside the FBI's 'Terror factory': Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- The Terror Factory: Interview with Trevor Aaronson
- Fake terror plots, paid informants: the tactics of FBI 'entrapment' questioned
- CBS Report On FBI Foreknowledge of the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing
'Inventing Terrorists' Study Offers Critical Examination of Government's Use of Preemptive Prosecutions
Kevin Gosztola reports for Firedoglake:
'Nearly ninety-five percent of individuals on a Justice Department list of "terrorism and terrorism-related convictions" from 2001-2010 included some elements of preemptive prosecution, according to a study by attorneys which they say is the first to "directly examine and critique preemptive prosecution and its abuses." The study is called "Inventing Terrorists: The Lawfare of Preemptive Prosecution" [PDF]. It was released by Project SALAM, which stands for Support and Legal Advocacy for Muslims, and the National Coalition to Protect Civil Freedoms (NCPCF), a coalition of groups that "oppose profiling, preemptive prosecution and prisoner abuse."
While Mother Jones has already published extensive work on the entrapment and prosecution of "terrorists" since the 9/11 attacks examining the Justice Department's list, this study is noteworthy because it advances the journalism to outline how the government has perverted the criminal justice system through practices that have become popular especially against Muslims. Stephen Downs and Kathy Manley, authors of the study, were defense attorneys for Yassin Aref, an imam of a mosque in Albany, New York, who was targeted for his "ideology." The government deployed an agent provocateur, Shahed Hussain, to entrap the inman by accepting a "loan" that Hussain claimed consisted of funds from the sale of a missile to terrorists. So the authors produced the study with the experience of having defended someone who was a victim of this kind of prosecution.'
- Study: Inventing Terrorists: The Lawfare of Preemptive Prosecution
- 'Inventing terrorists': New study reveals FBI set up terrorism-related prosecutions
- The Terror Factory: Inside the FBI's Manufactured War on Terrorism by Trevor Aaronson (Book)
- Only 1 percent of "terrorists" caught by the FBI are real
- Terrorist Plots, Hatched by the F.B.I.
- CBS Report On FBI Foreknowledge of the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing
- How FBI Entrapment Is Inventing 'Terrorists' – and Letting Bad Guys Off the Hook
- Fake terror plots, paid informants: the tactics of FBI 'entrapment' questioned
- Terrorists for the FBI: Inside the bureau's secret network that surveils and entraps Americans
- Is the FBI Catching Terrorists, or Coaching Them?
NATO 3 get prison terms ranging from 5 to 8 years
Steve Schmadeke reports for the Chicago Tribune:
Cook County prosecutors raised the specter of the Boston Marathon bombings in asking for hefty sentences for three alleged anarchists convicted of making crude Molotov cocktails in the lead-up to the 2012 NATO summit, but a judge ended up imposing more modest prison terms Friday that could result in their release in less than two years.
Judge Thaddeus Wilson took the middle ground, sentencing the so-called NATO 3 to between 5 and 8 years in prison, well below the 14 years sought by prosecutors but more than the time served wanted by the defense. Wilson perhaps best explained his rationale by saying that the out-of-town men hadn't been as cunning as the Three Musketeers as portrayed by prosecutors or as bungling as the Three Stooges as the defense contended.
The three-week trial of Brian Church, Jared Chase and Brent Betterly marked the first test in Cook County of a state terrorism law enacted in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks. In a blow for State's Attorney Anita Alvarez, a jury in February acquitted all three of the more serious terrorism charges but convicted them of felony counts of possessing an incendiary device and misdemeanor mob action.
Panel to investigate handling of FBI mole; asset was close to bin Laden pre-9/11
Guy Taylor reports for The Washington Times:
Members of a special panel examining the FBI's counterterrorism efforts over the past decade say they will "push hard" for an answer to why the bureau has never revealed information about a human asset it reportedly had in direct contact with al Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden during the early 1990s.
Leaders of the panel, established by a congressional mandate in January, told lawmakers Wednesday that their work over the coming year will center on analyzing successes and failures of the FBI's counterterrorism policies since the 2004 publication of the official 9/11 Commission report, along with recommendations.
But panel leaders told The Washington Times later that they were floored by revelations about the FBI's bin Laden source — whose existence was first highlighted in a Times story last month.
The YouTube 'Start A False Flag War With Syria' Leaked Recording That Erdogan Wanted Banned
Tyler Durden writes for Zero Hedge:
As we noted here, Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan had blocked Twitter access to his nation ahead of what was rumored to be a "spectacular" leak before this weekend's elections. Then this morning, amid a mad scramble, he reportedly (despite the nation's court ruling the bans illegal) blocked YouTube access. However, by the magic of the interwebs, we have the 'leaked' clip and it is clear why he wanted it blocked/banned. As the rough translation explains, it purports to be a conversation between key Turkish military and political leaders discussing what appears to be a false flag attack to launch war with Syria.
Among the most damning sections:
Ahmet Davutolu: "Prime Minister said that in current conjuncture, this attack (on Suleiman Shah Tomb) must be seen as an opportunity for us."
Hakan Fidan: "I'll send 4 men from Syria, if that's what it takes. I'll make up a cause of war by ordering a missile attack on Turkey; we can also prepare an attack on Suleiman Shah Tomb if necessary."
Feridun Sinirliolu: "Our national security has become a common, cheap domestic policy outfit."
Ya?ar Güler: "It's a direct cause of war. I mean, what're going to do is a direct cause of war."
- Turkey's Insane False Flag Plot to Start a War with Syria
- Turkish officials heard plotting fake attack against their own country as an excuse to wage war on Syria
- Cenk Uygur: Turkey False Flag & Why The YouTube Ban In Turkey Will Fail
- Erdogan Moves To Ban Youtube After Recordings Talking About Turkey Attacking Syria Surface
- Turkey could block other social media if security threatened
- Turkish Finance Minister defends Twitter ban
- Twitter sues Turkey over service ban
- Close race for Istanbul's mayoral seat
- Turkey Twitter ban is 'a losing battle', expert claims
- Turkish PM Erdogan says rivals will be crushed
- Turkey Shoots Down Syrian Warplane Along Border
- Turkey at the Crossroads
- Turkey's Economic Mess In 5 Charts
- Food and fuel trump graft for Turkey's local elections
How Covert Agents Infiltrate the Internet to Manipulate, Deceive, and Destroy Reputations
Glenn Greenwald writes for The Intercept:
One of the many pressing stories that remains to be told from the Snowden archive is how western intelligence agencies are attempting to manipulate and control online discourse with extreme tactics of deception and reputation-destruction. It's time to tell a chunk of that story, complete with the relevant documents.
Over the last several weeks, I worked with NBC News to publish a series of articles about "dirty trick" tactics used by GCHQ's previously secret unit, JTRIG (Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group). These were based on four classified GCHQ documents presented to the NSA and the other three partners in the English-speaking "Five Eyes" alliance. Today, we at the Intercept are publishing another new JTRIG document, in full, entitled "The Art of Deception: Training for Online Covert Operations."
By publishing these stories one by one, our NBC reporting highlighted some of the key, discrete revelations: the monitoring of YouTube and Blogger, the targeting of Anonymous with the very same DDoS attacks they accuse "hacktivists" of using, the use of "honey traps" (luring people into compromising situations using sex) and destructive viruses. But, here, I want to focus and elaborate on the overarching point revealed by all of these documents: namely, that these agencies are attempting to control, infiltrate, manipulate, and warp online discourse, and in doing so, are compromising the integrity of the internet itself.
Among the core self-identified purposes of JTRIG are two tactics: (1) to inject all sorts of false material onto the internet in order to destroy the reputation of its targets; and (2) to use social sciences and other techniques to manipulate online discourse and activism to generate outcomes it considers desirable. To see how extremist these programs are, just consider the tactics they boast of using to achieve those ends: "false flag operations" (posting material to the internet and falsely attributing it to someone else), fake victim blog posts (pretending to be a victim of the individual whose reputation they want to destroy), and posting "negative information" on various forums.
New Snowden Leak Reveals 'False Flag' Attacks By British Intel Agents
British spies have developed "dirty tricks" for use against nations, hackers, terror groups, suspected criminals and arms dealers that include releasing computer viruses, spying on journalists and diplomats, jamming phones and computers, and using sex to lure targets into "honey traps."
Documents taken from the National Security Agency by Edward Snowden and exclusively obtained by NBC News describe techniques developed by a secret British spy unit called the Joint Threat Research and Intelligence Group (JTRIG) as part of a growing mission to go on offense and attack adversaries ranging from Iran to the hacktivists of Anonymous. According to the documents, which come from presentations prepped in 2010 and 2012 for NSA cyber spy conferences, the agency's goal was to "destroy, deny, degrade [and] disrupt" enemies by "discrediting" them, planting misinformation and shutting down their communications.
Both PowerPoint presentations describe "Effects" campaigns that are broadly divided into two categories: cyber attacks and propaganda operations. The propaganda campaigns use deception, mass messaging and "pushing stories" via Twitter, Flickr, Facebook and YouTube. JTRIG also uses "false flag" operations, in which British agents carry out online actions that are designed to look like they were performed by one of Britain's adversaries.
'NATO 3′ Protesters Acquitted of Terror Charges
A prosecutor is standing by her decision to invoke a rarely used Illinois law to charge three protesters with terrorism in 2012 — days before NATO's Chicago summit. After jurors acquitted them Friday of all terrorism charges, prosecutor Anita Alvarez said she had no regrets. She told reporters she'd file the same charges again without hesitation.
Brian Church, Jared Chase and Brent Betterly were accused of plotting Molotov cocktail attacks on President Obama's campaign office and other targets. While acquitted of terrorism, they were convicted of lesser counts, including arson. They could still spend years in prison. But defense attorney Thomas Durkin says the terrorist-count acquittals was a blow for Illinois' terrorism statute, passed after the 9/11 attacks. He calls the prosecution "a waste of state resources."
'NATO 3′ Trial: Only Person to Talk About 'Terrorizing' Chicago Was an Undercover Cop
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An undercover Chicago police officer involved in targeting and arresting three young men on trial in the state of Illinois for terrorism and other felony conspiracy charges admitted on the witness stand that he was the only one to ever explicitly say anything about "terrorizing" the city during a NATO summit. Brian Jacob Church, Brent Betterly and Jared Chase, known as the "NATO 3," traveled from Florida to Chicago for protests that were planned against the NATO summit in May 2012. They had previously organized with Occupy groups in Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Two undercover cops from the Chicago police department's intelligence unit, Officer Nadia Chikko and Officer Mehmet Uygun, became protesters and infiltrated the activist community that was preparing for demonstrations around the summit, particularly a large demonstration on May 18. The state alleges the three young men took beer bottles and filled them with each with gasoline, a quarter of the way, and filled them with cloths to make Molotov cocktails to throw at police. However, recorded conversations from wire devices Chikko and Uygun wore call that narrative of the alleged criminal act into question.
Another FBI sting: Terry Lee Loewen charged in planned suicide bombing at Wichita airport
For months, authorities allege, a 58-year-old avionics technician named Terry Lee Loewen – driven by radical ideas and prepared to die in a suicide attack – moved forward with a plot to detonate explosives at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport.
The planned attack was designed to inflict the maximum number of deaths at an airport in the nation's midsection before Christmas, says a detailed criminal complaint filed Friday.
The plot got as far as a gate to the airport shortly before 6 a.m. Friday, when authorities arrested Loewen without incident. What he didn't know until his arrest is that the people he had been conspiring with all along were FBI agents, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom announced Friday, stressing that the public and passengers were never in danger.
Lawyer Claims Hillside Teen Caught in 'Fake War on Terror' Contrived by US Spy Agencies
Lawyers for a west suburban teenager charged with a downtown bomb plot say he was caught in a "fake war on terror" contrived by U.S. spy agencies.
Each week it seems as though there is a new salvo of accusations by the legal team defending Hillside 19-year-old Adel Daoud. On Tuesday, a court filing by Daoud's attorneys characterizes U.S. spy agencies as outlaw arms of the government that snagged the west suburban teenager in a dummied-up bomb plot. The nation's intelligence gathering agencies, they believe, are operating in what amounts to a fourth, runaway, branch of government.
Daoud was arrested a little more than a year ago, according to authorities planning to detonate a car bomb at this downtown intersection that would take out a popular nearby bar–if it was real. But the so-called plot was a sting operation and the bomb operatives worked for the FBI.
NSA director admits to misleading public on terror plots
In so many words, NSA director Keith Alexander admitted Wednesday that the Obama administration had issued misleading information about terror plots and their foiling to bolster support for the government's vast surveillance apparatus.
During Wednesday's hearing, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy pushed Alexander to admit that plot numbers had been fudged in a revealing interchange.
"There is no evidence that [bulk] phone records collection helped to thwart dozens or even several terrorist plots," said Leahy. The Vermont Democrat then asked the NSA chief to admit that only 13 out of a previously cited 54 cases of foiled plots were genuinely the fruits of the government's vast dragnet surveillance systems:
"These weren't all plots, and they weren't all foiled," Leahy said, asking Alexander, "Would you agree with that, yes or no?"
"Yes," replied Alexander.
Proof positive of what many of us have long posited: that under the flimsy guise of a targeted War on Terror, the surveillance state has established itself with little regard for an honest relationship with the American public.


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Getting ready for an end of summer A.G. Conversion, and I'm wondering who thinks what? I can surely build a copper Manifold for my cooler conversion, but I keep looking at that little $17 Bazooka tube and thinking....That's pretty easy! So, Which do you prefer, and if you don't mind...WHY? Thanks
I've not used a bazooka tube, but I definitely prefer my drilled copper manifold to the stainless braid I was originally using. I kept crushing the braid with my mash paddle and it didn't allow me to switch back and forth between batch and fly sparging.
I used a bazooka tube in my MLT and I have no problems at all. I can't compare it to anything else, because I've never used a regular braid. One benefit of the bazooka is that it is a heavier material and is not going to be affected by the weight of the grain above. Disadvantage: Depending on the cooler it's going to be long and you'll have to cut/crimp it. Not hard to do, but cutting something I paid 17 bucks for bugged me.
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I use a pvc manifold, very cheap, very efficient, very easy to clean. Never had a stuck sparge. Need I say more?
I have the Flyguy conversion, 10 gallon rubbermaid, with the bazooka tube rather than the braid. I am REALLY happy with it. Never had a stuck sparge, and generally run off about 1 quart of vorlauf per sparge before it's wide open into the pot. I have done 50%+ wheat recipes with no issues(although I did add rice hulls) as well. It's also pretty sturdy so you don't have to worry about bending it if you whack it with your paddle. I've done grain bills up to 15 lbs or so with this setup. I guess the 9-9-9 will be the ultimate test. but - I digress. Really dig the bazooka.
I just switched from a braid to a bazooka tube in my MLT...1 batch so far but it was an improvement in draining/operation. I was on my second braid.
I just built my copper manifold last night. I can't wait to try it out!
I've only used bazooka tubes, both for the mash tun & kettle. They work fine, so I haven't tried anything else for comparison. I have a well-developed sense of 'good enough'.
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I snaked a perforated piece of plastic tubing through my circular braid to give it some rigidity, and no longer have to worry about crushing it. I've never had a stuck sparge (or even a hint of one) and the wort flows as fast & freely as the ball valve will allow. I only have to recirculate a few pints before the runnings are particle free. It's essentially a manifold within a braid...crush-proof like a manifold, with the better filtering of a braid. Since no large particles of grain or husk get inside, a good rinsing is all the cleaning it requires.
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Plenty of songs boast a loud, action-packed title, but the artists never seem to deliver an appropriately adrenaline-pumping performance. Hazardis Soundz' Turnt Up is not one of those songs. In order to ensure that his cut is actually Turnt Up, the DJ/producer calls upon three fleet-of-flow emcees: REKS, Wrekonize and Ekko. Over Haz's woodwind-splashed production, the rhymesayers go in, showcasing their diverse, but complementary styles. Haz isn't the only one with a new project on the way (his tape, HazMat 3, is coming soon); REKS oft-delayed Revolution Cocktail is set to drop in July and Wrekonize's solo debut, The War Within, will be released later this month.
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In FL5 (Mac Version for me), one of the fonts I am working on has developed a strange habit. A light blue line ghost suddenly appears when I move a line segment. I find it annoying. I assume it is a "feature" that some people like. I have never purposely turned it on and would like to know how to turn it of before it drives me crazy. I tried preferences but can't seem to find it or figure out what it might be called--perhaps "The Blue Shadow of Christmas Past"?
Any help would be appreciated.
In Preferences > Glyph Window > Outline Drawing, uncheck "Leave echo while editing". Personally, I like this feature, but it's nice that you can turn it off if you want to.
Mark, I thought I had tried that. As I recall, it just removes the grey line under the segment you are moving temporarally. The blue line I am talking about is always there.
I wish I were home so I could post a screen shot :-(
are you talking about editing layers/mask?
like above? I uncheck the mask or delete it.
No, that is not it. I wonder if is just a wierd bug on my file? All my other fonontLab files are fine and don't have it.
I like the Mask layer. What bothers me about the blue line is that it gets in the way. There are three layers of lines to look at, the mask layer, the glyph layer, and this blue line that plagues you like a street pedlar in New York.
is it the global mask layer?
are you working using MM? is it your other master?
No, it is not an MM, I know what that looks like. This blue line appears to be the original position an object was in when pasted or drawn. When you move the object, this blue ghost remains even after you deselect. If I try to select the blue line by double-clicking on it, the original path jumps back to become the blue line and the blue line then moves to where the original was after editing! If I delete the blue line, my original path also gets deleted. Making me crazy.
Could you have accidentally put a copy of the whole font into some kind mask?
Have you already tried the different options under tools/masks to remove the unwanted mask?
try Ctrl, Shift, A
Or is this something else?
William and Wiewauters,
It is neither of those. Thanks for trying though!
Multiple Master is part of the story. See my screen-dump below:
See Selecting a Master -- p.791 manual
"Different masters of the Multiple Master font appear as outlines of
different colors. One master appears in black and it is the only editable
master, called the active master...
My problem is that this was an accidental "Master" and not intended to be. It only had one master instead of the requisite 2. I don't know how I even did it, it must have been one of those blurry eyed late-night screwups I am so fond of making :-)
Thank you all for indulging me in this. Sorry to put you through my show of ignorance :-/
Paul, you are the man! David, thanks too--now I know chapter and verse :-)
glad you got it figgered out! FLS5 can be an adventure sometimes!
Thanks Paul. There is alot of hidden stuff in there which sometimes masks a feature as a bug or maybe that is just my tired old eyes again.
Oh, yeah, use being over 50 as an excuse!
(Works for me too.)
I use being over 60 as an excuse instead, it means you are really braindead :-)
"Age, which forgives itself everything, is forgiven nothing; youth, which is forgiven everything, forgives itself nothing."
Made me think.
...haven't figured it out yet. Hmmm. Maybe it's my age.
I figured it out a minute ago William but now I forget what it meant :-)
Memory is the second thing to go, and I can't remember the first....