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Over the last 10 years, government outsourcing has spread to some of the crown jewels of US intelligence.

The Bush administration is launching a new government agency that will rely heavily on private security contractors to conduct surveillance in the U.S.  Click here for more at my other blog.

The following is snipped from Government plans to use Flight 93 cockpit tapes in Moussaoui trial: "An official for NetJets, a company that sells shares in private business aircraft, confirmed that the plane tracking Flight 93 belonged to the company. The official, who asked not to be identified by name, said the company was asked not to comment on the Sept. 11 flight but would not say who made the request."

General Hayden was at the heart of the play calling on September 11, 2001. Yeah - same guy that helped to refine Echelon (it has been in existence, in its earliest form, since 1948) to its current capabilities. This is what I get for being out of the loop for two years. This news is old.

In 1999, I would embark on a campaign (Jam Echelon Day) to publicize the existence of global system of surveillance (ECHELON) implemented by the National Security Agency that "listened" for signs of dissent and threat to the United States and its corporate infrastructure.

You have been lied to by people that are experts at lying, some of them decorated 9/11 researchers. NO ONE is immune to manipulation. I merely was in a good position at the time of the attacks to notice a few things that others weren't. I hope you will consider my research. I am willing to answer any questions you might have.

The National Reconaissance Office, Mitre Corporation, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and Booz, Allen, & Hamilton

When I wrote this piece (10-06-06) I was under some false impressions, namely that the particular research on September 11, 2001 that I initiated had sat unexplored during my two year absence from the internet. It turns out it hasn't and even some that ridiculed my research at the time have picked up this particular ball and run with it. That said for the purpose of context, I hope you find this enlightening.

I thought I'd highlight the awesome publication entitled Secrecy News. Kept track of here are the latest developments in intelligence and defense activities, from the newest budget adjustments to papers issued by shadowy groups like the JASON Group. I consider it a vital tool for keeping up on the ball. Here are some great snips you might have missed, were it not for Steve Aftergood, from the past three months:

JOINT CHIEFS ISSUE DOCTRINE ON "HOMELAND DEFENSE"

So you think you've heard it all on 9/11, eh? I sincerely doubt it unless you are familiar with the research of a handful of people whose discoveries were so unnerving to the establishment that it sicked some of its biggest 9/11 gatekeepers on them, gatekeepers that are, themselves, erroneously thought of as being legitimate journalists and by that I mean thought of as legitimate by the resistance. Hey, we can all be fooled.