Amerikaanse regering zegt iemand naast Snowden geheime documenten lekt

BYBilly Steele @wmsteele2 hours ago

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As a result of the content of a report by intercepting the US Government says that a new whistle blower leaking his secrets in addition to Edward Snowden. The article details of national security documents that have been prepared by the National Counterterrorism Center dated August 2013--after the former NSA contractor left the u.s. for Russia. Focusing on databases that are used to organize the identities of suspected terrorists, details of a specific storage location for Terrorist identities Datamart reports--the Enivornment (TIDE)-now that a million-equivalent names. According to intercept Terrorist suspects make 680,000 Screening database (TSDB) portion of TIDE, with more than 40 percent (280,000 to be exact) the label of the Government have no affiliation with a terrorist group. Documents also shed light on how the screening system has expanded under the Obama administration to include the collection of biometric data (facial images, fingerprints and IRIS scans) of watchlisted Americans. What is more, a part of the process included records for each person with a driver's license in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin in the run-up to the Chicago Marathon time.

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