Showing posts with label collusion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collusion. Show all posts

Sunday, January 14, 2018

Friday, January 1, 2016

"Emails Show Coordination Between Chicago PD, Mayor’s Office Over Laquan McDonald Shooting"

[A]ccording to the AP, there was email correspondence between Emanuel’s office, the police, and the independent police review board Emanuel set up in which there were concerns about how bad it would be for the city if this became a story.
The head of the Independent Police Review Authority emailed in March about sending witness interview transcripts to the law department so they could use them for settlement negotiations.
And in May, when a spokesman for the review board asked Emanuel about doing interviews (since there was some media interest in the case), an Emanuel spokesman said that they need to “tread lightly” if the focus is on the specifics of the case.
That same spokesman also sent out another email expressing his frustration with how the––again, independent––review board didn’t go along with what he said about one particular media inquiry.
How is Benghazi like Chicago?... Bonus if you can put it in Samuel L Jackson words ;)

Friday, July 26, 2013

The lies! The lies!


Michael Hirsh for nationaljournal
the Surveillance State
Jeffrey Smith, a former general counsel at the CIA, says, “Generally as the IT community matured in this country, a number of things happened. They all opened Washington offices … and they came to an understanding, after some initial arrogance, that they needed to deal with the government.” The companies also came to understand that, in a very real way, they were now part of the nation’s infrastructure, and they would need plenty of help from the government in securing it.
The tech companies appear to understand that by keeping the whole process of cooperation superserial, they have jeopardized their reputations, and possibly violated the law.  <---98% exact quote.

And this.
which has had unique access to NSA documents because of the personal relationship between its correspondent Glenn Greenwald and Snowden...
Wuhchewtalkin'bout?

...said Microsoft “has collaborated closely with U.S. intelligence services to allow users’ communications to be intercepted, including helping the National Security Agency to circumvent the company’s own encryption.” The documents show, among other things, that Microsoft effectively helped the NSA bypass the company’s own security features so the agency would be better able to intercept Web chats on the new Outlook.com portal.

Oh, Lordy.