united states double as caring facilities for the n.s.a. in order to siphon data into the security agencies greedy little hands are tied for the job us reports it's been called one of the scariest buildings in the world but this new york city skyscraper is just one of the many buildings in the united states that allegedly act as a spy hub for the n.s.a. the intercept has identified eighteen t. own facilities across the united states that are allegedly being used by the n.s.a. to monitor internet users e-mails a social media posts and internet browsing the centers are known as appearing facilities and process data from both eighteen t. customers and those of other u.s. internet providers as well as telecom companies from sweden india germany and italy here in the u.s. facilities were found in atlanta chicago dallas los angeles san francisco seattle washington d.c. and of course new york city built in one nine hundred sixty four this building was new york city's first major telecommunication fortress located on ten thousand new and hell's kit

cities which function as hubs for an n.s.a.surveillance operation code named fairview fairview gives the n.s.a. direct access to rule dates of passing through the facilities which includes e-mails browsing data and other online activity and remember it was n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden who revealed most of what we know about the agency's operations back in two thousand and thirteen snowden called the intercept report the most important surveillance story you will see for years and it's not just a t.n.t. as customers in the u.s. affected by this is it far from it according to the report eighteen c. processing centers also allow the n.s.a. access to traffic from eighteen t.'s partner companies who use their infrastructure for efficiency reasons including overseas palm such as door to telecom india's tata communications and telecom italia a spokesperson for the n.s.a. told the intercept it could neither confirm nor deny its role in alleged classified intelligence activities moving out of pakistan now and a news outlet that s

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spy agency the n.s.a. which are enabled snooping on private e-mails and phone calls apparently eight of the phone companies buildings across major u.s. cities are being used by the n.s.a. for a surveillance activities according to this new report the agency collects a large amount of aid to customer data with traffic trolled daily as evidence for the alleged collaboration the report presents classified n.s.a. documents public records and even interviews with the stars. now another intercept report about the alleged collaboration was released in twenty sixteen this concern the titan point building skyscraper with heavily restricted access that is able to withstand an atomic blast it's an eighteen c. facility that was reportedly used as one of the main centers of the n.s.a. surveillance program former n.s.a. technical director now whistleblower william binney things that such spying does in fact violate the law. the agency can neither confirm nor deny its role in alleged classified intelligence activities wh

surveillance program former n.s.a. technical director and whistleblower william binney things that this kind of spying violates the law the agency can neither confirm nor deny its role ledge classified intelligence activities what eight hundred he calls period the eight eight period sites inside the united states at eight hundred eighty s. those are period sites or the sites where the multi networks come together in the they put together you know border gate protocols between one another so they can transfer data between each network and the real issue is the other eighty some tapping points that they didn't talk about then those are the ones that are actually targeting the united states citizens and you know that's the violation of the constitutional rights of every citizen the united states and they've been doing that since two thousand and one and they aren't even addressing the european law for example the the e.u. clearly says that the data that any third party holds it belongs to the person involved and they want

processing centers also allow the n.s.a. access to traffic from a partner companies who use their infrastructure for efficiency reasons including overseas partners such as deutsche telekom india's tata communications and telecom italia a spokesperson for the n.s.a. told the intercept it could neither confirm nor deny its role in an alleged classified intelligence activities moving out of pakistan now and a news outlet that suddenly developed distribution problems shortly after publishing criticism of one of the country's most powerful institutions the military what's the story there it concerns dawn newspaper which is pakistan's oldest newspaper dawn blames pakistan's military for blocking distribution confiscating copies of the paper and even threatening their vendors for the past month especially in military cantonment areas where the army has direct control over most aspects of daily life and we also know that many cable t.v. companies have dropped the door news channel from the services and what kind of explanations have

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from india to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of presidents cases and it has not the best reputation anyway and in sharing data with the n.s.a. that been a scandal it's not a good signal to let there be unity. state from six lot. keep in touch with all of our new so much more our site twenty four seven r.t. dot com we have got time to bring in here an actual bulletin from a just twenty five thirty five minutes time here at international but for now it's kevin and saying thanks ever so much for watching and have a good weekend. we have the privilege of being the most allied ally of the united states. same goes c two and many other alliances promoted by the west and the united states in particular members will we also have the privilege of being the most sanctioned. of that to any group of countries so it sounds contradictory it is going to be and this shows that pakistan will do what is in its national interest it will know it's just cool with the real view of the. four men

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we know the kinds of capabilities that offensive capabilities n.s.a. cia have been doing so we know what's occurring it just has to be the broader policy statement the country about how they're going to react and whether they're going to do that and i think this administration more than others is said we're not going to take it and if you're going to do something to us they're going to attack back and i think that's what's what's happening here is the genie out of the bottle i mean is there no way to stop nations from actively engaging in an off fence of cyber warfare. oh definitely i mean but it's been out of the bottle for a decade this is not something new this is something that's been going on everybody's been doing their little you know tagging back and forth trying to figure out where their weaknesses are and doing the probing that we would do in any kind of battlefield so this is been going on for some time now whether we've really had an offensive operation to the scale of war kind of you know concept no and b. you have to remember that what's

we know the kinds of capabilities that offensive capabilities n.s.a. cia have been doing so we know what's occurring it just has to be the broader policy statement the country about how they're going to react and whether they're going to do that and i think this is ministration more than others is said we're not going to take it and if you're going to do something to us they're going to attack back and i think that's what's what's happening here is the genie out of the bottle i mean is there no way to stop nations from actively engaging in an off fence of cyber warfare. oh definitely i mean but it's been out of the bottle for a decade this is not something new this is something that's been going on everybody's been doing their little you know tagging back and forth trying to figure out where their weaknesses are and doing the probing that we would do in any kind of battlefield so this is been going on for some time now whether we've really had an offensive operation to the scale of war kind of you know concept no and b. you have to remember that what's

to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of presidents cases the and it has not the best reputation anyway and in sharing data with the n.s.a. that been a scandal it's not a good signal to let the unity get data from the six not. keeping total on news twenty four seven r.t. dot com an actual job bullet in here about international coming up in not just about thirty five minutes time but for now is kevin owen saying thanks for watching . for all the world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go i mean eighty percent of the shuttle we are with you and we will show the great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down the way let's go. along and just i want to know and i'm really happy to join

from india to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of presidents cases the india has not the best reputation anyway and in sharing data with the n.s.a. that been a scandal it's not a good signal to let there be unity get data from the six not. now you're up to date this saturday thanks very much for watching take me on the go get all wrapped up your app store i'll be back in half an hour to thank you again. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the beach but how would you . go all the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to get going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the fall of two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one i was also appreciated meets just at t

from the energy to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of president cases and it has not the best reputation and you were in sharing data with the n.s.a. that in a standard it's not a good signal to be unity get data from the six lot. and i just before we sign off friday martin international day for the protection of children in all walks of life mothers will do whatever they have to to keep their offspring out of harm's way here's one doing just that in moscow. i'm. on. some level ten mothering going on my kind of feel a bit sort of like i try to help them off the busy road but that's it for now thanks very much for watching i'll have you next i'll see if we can use in thirty five minutes from now see that. whole existence to you something to. put themselves on the line be good except the reject. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to. have two going to be for us to see what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water. who

to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of presidents cases though the and it's not the best reputation anyway and been sharing with the n.s.a. that been a standard it's not a good signal to let there be unity. state of from six lot. and that's the way it looks for now thanks very much for watching my name's colin bright i'll have your party international world news again in just obama. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. who'll be the next to get the treatment that greece got from the troika the i.m.f. the e.c.b. the they gang up they destroy a country. for profit it's a it's a smash and grab and greece was destroyed they had a referendum and then they didn't pay any attention to the referendum they didn't want the troika road

good security where your mouth is so there's a little walls of the n.s.a. back of like the sixty's you think those numbers are very very like i mean is taking where the people and replacing it with why aren't you to go look to look at some of the. secret and i mean this is where the james clutch ideas crowd are blazing not only are they answered where and raised in a horrible but terrifying and paranoid and they're all coming together over the goods that this is what happens to employees the work of over there but of the heart goes out to them i know what happened just like the tiger in the pod with a drop of water later on it's now you know you. got to really wireless or how does our show for you to carry and remember what it was world we were about told that we are loved and love so i tell you all i love you i oh i robot and having a lot less people watching those hawks out there that have a great theory about everybody. so what we've got to do is. identify the threats that we have it's crazy to. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developmen

good security where your mouth so there's a lot of the walls of the n.s.a. back up like the sixty's easy those of those are very very like i mean is taking away the people and replacing it with state wyoming to go look to to look at some of the. secret and i may this is where the james clad tribunals crabber like not only are they antiquated and racist and the horrible but terrifying and paranoid and they're all coming together all coming together so this is what happens the employees the work over there but i heart goes out to them i know what happened i'm just like the tiger in the pond with a drop of water in their eyes now you know you don't just hang out around the wire i said now how does our show for you to go and remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved and so i tell you all i love you i robot into and out and a lot less people watching those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. i'd like for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the beach or t

good security where your mouth so there's a little walls of the n.s.a. back of like the physics there's even some of my favorite out there like i mean it's taking where the people and replacing it with why aren't you to go look to look at some of the. secret anime this is where the james clutch ideas crowd are blazing not only are they answered where and raised in a horrible but terrifying and paranoid and they're all coming together all over the good so this is what happens the report is the work of over there but of the heart goes out to them i know what happened just like the tiger in the pod with the drop of water they drown as they go to get their own just hanging out of there with only wireless there now how does our show for you to go and remember everyone in this world we are now told that we are loved and love so i tell you all i love you i rolled with her and i've been a lot less people watching those hawks out there that were great day and night everybody. good. people together and i'm sure that these folks will be of that exceptional good wil

maintaining your privacy for a week without a single email web search or location data set collected by the n.s.a in the telecoms try signing up for the military because you need college money and then one day just out walking off the base gun. i kind of bored them do this any more. time living off the grid try to explaining to k.f.c. that while you don't have the green pieces of paper they want in exchange for the mashed potatoes you do have some pictures you're drawn and some napkin. to give them a. try running for president as a third party candidate. jill stein of. kill time was chained to a chair by police during one of the debates try parking your car four inches outside the line where society says you have to park your car try using the bathroom at starbucks without buying something while black. we are less free than a dog wandering the streets we live in one of the hardest working most any equal society on the planet with more billionaires the ever meanwhile the us supplies ninety four first cent of the paid blood used around the world and it's almost exclusively coming from very poor peo

and that was the n.s.a. very of the charity save the children speaking earlier or to d w news or read our next story u.s. president donald trump has declared that there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea just a day after his unprecedented summit with kim jong il and state media in north korea meanwhile are pre-trained the summit is a win for pyongyang listing american concessions including the promised end to a us south korean military exercises critics of the deal point to its vagueness and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demand for the north's complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. in a train station in pyongyang north koreans huddle around newspaper stands to learn the outcome of the historic meeting between their leader and former arch donald trump. on state television glowing praise for kim jong il in with a newsreader and answering that washington would lift sanctions against that country and suspend its joint military exercises with south korea. the exe

and n.s.a. do know something. i see all that money that's what it that's what it translates to money. you get up at four o'clock in the morning go out the hitch streets were a poor clog the world assures you hit those cheap places with a big enough shopping cart but eight o'clock the shopping cart is blooming. what i like about it is like in the appendix read. i go out and i'm a seventy five state i pay myself so. my mother took me around they do not depend on people you must get your own. my goal was a just get breakfast lunch or whatever yes it. appears simmons never had much growing up to sixty five year old held many different jobs then he became unemployed. for me to be happy i need peace with god. people who look down on can is i think a lot of them have a surprise waiting for them down. they need not be judgment to a body of the people because they themselves are a paycheck away from home. actually inequality results from people's life chances from the starting point and often from just luck or an unlucky t

now i'm sure you've seen the requisite motivational posters well apparently our good friends at the n.s.a. have their room set of motivational posters as you can see thanks to our freedom of information act and the folks working at government out of dot org you to improve the motivational posters that once during the walls of a national security agency during the fifty's sixty's and seventy's take a gander and find good honest government motivation or you know more realistically total paranoia and fear unsettling. good security where your mouth is so there's a little walls of the other back of like the disease is the muslims are very very i mean is taking where the people and replacing it with what i want you to go look to look at some of the. secret. this is where the germs clutch. not only are there. a horrible but terrifying and paranoid and they're all coming together all over the group so this is what happens to employees who work with over there one of my heart goes out to them i know what apple is just like the tiger of apollo the drop of water they drown a snake you know. you know

most comprehensive collections i've ever seen all just sitting there prime for the hacking as if the n.s.a wasn't bad enough in steps the marketing agencies making money off your life leaving your front door locked now let's start watching the hawks. this is. the bottom. that i got.

read this it was fascinating to know what the cia has as its at its disposal like you know even the n.s.a. that we don't know has or has not or doesn't share our views fascinating where you see all this stuff and it's good because that's what our tax dollars being spent that's our tax dollars being spent and we need to know that a sense of these what it says is that one if the cia is so great why the heck are so many twenty something year old able to walk in with a thumb drive and walk out with this information and get it all the way there and apparently at the same time be keeping stacks of child porn in their house but nobody at the cia knows that is a failure on their part don't tell me you're the intelligence gathering you know information when you didn't know that this guy had access to this computer took this stuff and sent it away and he was told it could have been anything and then god it's just leaking things that the american people should know about what happens when it's something they shouldn't what happens when it's someone who can see it's so easy and they're going to have

all just sitting there prime for the hacking as if the n.s.a. wasn't bad enough in the steps the marketing agencies making money off your life while leaving your front door locked now let's start watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome we're going to watching the hawks items i robot and i'm to have a fellow that's a lot of data that's a lot of it a taboo that this is to me the the new great train robbery of the twenty first century you know when they when they when they asked us politely and then essentially forced us all to put all of our data and personal details online and you know they kind of asked earlier and then it was like not are you just have to now you can't escape it now that you're an adult living with any kind of lot of come of you know mobility in this world you have to be on line and having your information there to be so easily stolen hacked all of that is truly chilling especially that much right and it's kind of what the information is and you know there's this idea that well it is that

massive civilian casualties and could threaten millions with starvation and earlier we talked with the n.s.a. series who's with the charity save the children and asked him what his teams in new data are telling him about the situation on the ground our teams and for data are now living in hours on where they should also protect their own lives but our teams where they do are trying to save lives there we are supplying hospitals with medicines supplies in order to save children who are living in a bigger city and we're supplying them with. with three months supply so that's in order to keep them alive for three months but if the assault continues for four more than three months that's going to be disastrous will include increasing the coverage we're trying to cover more than more than one health facility at the time because the number of that we were covering it had a there was very specific was very limited but now we need to expand to further areas where we can save lives we also have given people and can cash assistance in order to be able to to live by food by by water etc we also reduced

champion of human rights that i think is the worst one of all for me michael hayden the former cia n.s.a. director he tweets out this week a picture of auschwitz. just with a stark. caption other governments separated families and children michael hayden is basically the architect of this indefinite detention policy. looming in the background of the abu ghraib scandal we've been scooping up people from around the world. completely extralegal process of putting them in places like once on while they are worse for her fifteen years now and i hate was actually one of the people who was the first public spokes people to talk about how even detention was to two meddlesome for them it was too much trouble so we were just killing people instead you actually said that out loud so this guy posing as a human rights champion is just unbelievable to me between the between the hard sites on the metro to south nation campaign i don't know how you can credible on that front yeah the exact quote i think you tweeted we take another opinion we killed them i don't morely oppose this ok well britain now pro

the n.s.a. the centers for disease control the marine corps the air force special operations command west point and the i.r.s. maybe try to put out of someone's going to is. probably going to cheat on their taxes to fifty percent of its businesses in the private sector and in-q tel if you don't know what that is it would be the cia's investment arm or a little has fun enjoy the fun for the best stuff out there was an early investor of the whole. organization and i want you to bring up before we did lose the also reuters the losers of this bother over the sorry i couldn't get it off my head i just think it was like a peter feel his you know shady right here is him marcy but reuters was the one that really a. subsidiary of the news agency reuters is the thomas reiter special services so what they did is they signed a six point eight million dollars now dragged with ice in march and has four active agreements with them so the contracts what they stipulate is that reuters will provide support for ic

n.s.a. are better at attributing than anyone else in the world and we are able to attribute we can't explain how we do it because that would that the people know so we know when someone's done it so to pretend and say well we did i mean we know now those things are you know don't do them i mean that's that would be my let's let's not do that we let's let's i mean. you know a rusher is a an important country on the world stage they don't need to do that and now that they all prices are going up brant crude is gone up dramatically over it well over eighty it means that the financial problems in russia are not as bad as they were let's try and actually have a dialogue let's stop doing silly things both of us and try and you know try and not see each other as enemies so what do you make of when the head of the ministry of defense said shut up and go away to russia i can't remember in which context he said it was if some a vent but it happened i presume the script of the alleged poisoning by yeah

to read this it was fascinating to know what the cia has its at its disposal like you know even the n.s.a. that we don't know who has or has not or doesn't share our views so it's fascinating when you see all this stuff and it's good because that's what our tax dollars being spent that's our tax dollars being spent and we need to know that as soon as i think what it says is that one if the cia is so great why the heck are so many twenty something year old able to walk in with a thumb drive and walk out with this information and get it all the way there and apparently at the same time be keeping stacks of child porn in their house but nobody at the cia knows that is a failure on their part don't tell me you're the intelligence gathering you know information when you didn't know that this guy had access to this computer took this stuff and sent it away and he was told it could have been anything and then god it's just leaking things that the american people should know about what happens when it's something they shouldn't what happens when it's someone who can see it's so easy and they're g

second of october that would be the hundred eleventh and vist of that infamous order of generals until n.s.a. we have rejected long enough. hundred eleven years is a long period you know. and . i'm feared november onset few sheep can i won't run from porter. if it can be a while i'm on it or it will divide because until the smalls and saves because of that also that is pretty is finished he often wished them a witch lymph and would learn from good clubbish loss and feel as i was writing our sources to them and part the facts on the link i meant in teeter fuzzier know when i mean it then can i'm uninsured who feared info come out in the air might even call the need door to feed west africa to our shores our shores and few dozen of us rosenfield off cocksucker behinds eighty six in that part of our town the link of talks of a few. absolutely when we asked him for the bush rose and failing to our sources that reservist and tagging bakhash event head. he was was a fearless but instead in that city with here's a fact and as a different tone gave him the facts on the link about putting the facts o

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that's why the new director of the n.s.a. committed at his hearing committing to the given the history, it would be reckless to let huawei and z.t.e. infiltrate their products into our country's communications infrastructure. whether it's switches or routers or any other kind of equipment, allowing them to do so would give the chinese government a backdoor into our first responder networks, our electric grid, and a lot more than that. that's why the federal communications dmition proposed -- commission proposed a rule to prohibit the use of universal service funds buy equipment from these and why i and other members have urged the department of agriculture to do the same thing with r.u.s. funds. these companies have proven themselves to be untrustworthy. at this point i think t only fitting punishment would be to give them the death penalty. that is, to put them out of business in the united states. the only reason huawei is the second largest smartphone maker in the world and z.t.e. the fourth, though, is because we've let t

washington d c o once every six state weeks and i would typically meet with the state department the n.s.a. the cia. the cia was was very very well for you know they have this shadowy image i guess you call of that i found very straightforward and very professional and i think the clinton administration was really committed to helping you know american business and be successful. we enjoyed and really strong support from the. unit wasn't the only oil company that wanted to build. pipeline in afghanistan option time company breed us was also trying to do a deal with the taliban. oh but he does win this fight and the meal was over and does so little stove ins of the hands of. the doomed is of no is this the president had to let a. kid will come to the canoe deal with the results of that as. the taliban delegation arrived at unit house headquarters in december ninety ninety seven. martin came home one day and said that when jean thank about having a group of taliban and delegation come to our home for dinner. didn't know what to say at the time i had to thank it trail and i was pretty naive m