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States' abuse of private info
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Subject: States abuse of private info
Date: Apr 3, 2008 5:32 AM
ARTICLE BELOW
=============================
A person I know recently told me his CIA friend - who lives in North
Stonington
and has enough property up there big enough to shoot guns on the
property with his
friends, blowing up trees and the like - did research on me, and found
that I claimed
to "fly a plane over the White House and drop ticks on the president."
I faxed an email - meant to be a joke - to the White House threatening
to fly a
kite over the White House lawn to drop ticks for the president's dog
to bring
in, and that people should mail the president a bag of pretzels in a
contest to
see who hits the lottery, so to speak, choking the pretzeldink
permamently.
I also said that I could not be accused of a crime for giving the
president Lyme
Disease, because "Lyme is easily diagnosed and cured, and is not even
a disease,"
according to Yale and the Lyme cabal, orginally based at New York
Medical College:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/CONNOLLY FISH WEINSTEIN.htm
with the intention to profiteer of all tick borne diseases, spinning
the diseases
to suit the false positive outcomes of their commercial test kits and
vaccines (but
denying all the diseases until the product was ready, since Kaiser-
Permanente is
involved:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JUNE 13 2005 LETTER TO SPITZER.htm
as you can see with the proofs there in that correspondence with Eliot
and Dick.
So, this correspondence - the CIA man's follow-up on me, obtaining
quite the
wrong data, but close - shows that no one has any secret private data
at all, and
this includes the postings to the internet 6 days before my kids were
kidnapped
by DCF that they would be kidnapped because I threatened to drive my
congenitally
infected Lyme kids into a lake- a false allegation made by Donald
Dickson in order
to get the kids and not pay child support.
Here is that post (kids were kidnapped 6 days later):
http :// actionlyme.org/CHUCK LAKE DRIVER c1ad57c80986aaf6.htm
Here is Karen Forschner talking about that post:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JAMES PHILLIPS MALPRACTICE BRAIN DAMAGE.jpg
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JAMES PHILLIPS MALPRACTICE BRAIN DAMAGE%20001.jpg
http :// www .actionlyme.org/THE REAL DON DICKSON.htm
So, DCF does not keep private any false allegations and nonsense and
will criminally
charge you with the insane nonsense they invent for you, as was the
case in my case,
and the proof of that remains in the US Attorney's office.
The day I faxed a motion for an Administrative Review- which would
have forced the
moron of a judge, John Driscoll, to actually LOOK at the evidence
already entered,
and requesting law enforcement to be present to arrest, at least, AAG
Jessica Gauvin,
was the day Gauvin made a false police report, which the police could
not follow
up on, since it is all SECRET DCF nonsense.
DCF are clearly criminally insane. It is INSANE to invent for me that
I am "dangerously
intelligent" and "like Ted Kascynski," and then criminally charge
me with that.
It is known as "psychosis" to make up your own bullshit and start
believing
it.
Kathleen M. Dickson
http :// www .actionlyme.org/index.htm
===================
http :// rawstory,com /news/2008/Big Brother States buy mine personal 0402.html
States quietly buy, mine personal data -- including names of your
associates and
relatives
John Byrne
Published: Wednesday April 2, 2008
| StumbleUpon
Print This Email This
The government is rounding up your cell phone numbers, insurance
claims, credit
reports, financial records, and the names of your associates and
relatives and sharing
them with law enforcement officials nationwide.
They may even have your unlisted iPhone number.
But it's not President George W. Bush, who's taken fire over his
warrantless
wiretapping program, or the National Security Agency, which oversaw
the interception
of Americans' calls overseas.
It's your state.
So-called "fusion centers" set up after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks
collect,
store and analyze commercial and public data on unknown millions of
Americans. Little
is known about the centers, though they received $254 million from the
Department
of Homeland Security between 2004 and 2007.
Documents obtained by the Washington Post's Robert O'Harrow Jr. for
Wednesday's
papers reveal that the centers -- which have flown beneath the
public's radar
-- have information that now includes unlisted cell phone numbers,
insurance claims,
driver's license photographs, credit reports and even top-secret data
systems
at the CIA.
"Dozens of the organizations known as fusion centers were created
after the
Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks to identify potential threats and
improve the
way information is shared," O'Harrow says. "The centers use law
enforcement
analysts and sophisticated computer systems to compile, or fuse,
disparate tips
and clues and pass along the refined information to other agencies.
They are expected
to play important roles in national information-sharing networks that
link local,
state and federal authorities and enable them to automatically sift
their storehouses
of records for patterns and clues."
A document obtained by the paper lists "resources" used by fusion
centers
in the Northeastern United States.
The paper notes that "details have come to light at a time of debate
about
domestic intelligence efforts... and whether the government has enough
protections
to prevent abuses," suggesting they were leaked to influence the
debate. Congress
has refused to pass legislation granting telecommunications companies
retroactive
immunity for participating in what many critics believe was illegal
wiretapping.
The fusion centers also have subscriptions to information systems that
provide information
on Americans' locations, fiancial holdings, associates, relatives and
firearms
licenses.
"Pennsylvania buys credit reports and uses face-recognition software
to examine
driver's license photos, while analysts in Rhode Island have access to
car-rental
databases," O'Harrow writes. "In Maryland, authorities rely on a
little-known
data broker called Entersect, which claims it maintains 12 billion
records about
98 percent of Americans."
Entersect boasts that it holds records for the private cellphone
numbers of Americans.
"There is never ever enough information when it comes to terrorism"
remarked
Maj. Steven G. O'Donnell, deputy superintendent of the Rhode Island
State Police,
in a comment to O'Harrow. "That's what post-9/11 is about."
Massachusetts taps an information broker to get access to unlisted
cell and landline
phone numbers and another to get access to information on insurance
claims, casualty
claims and property claims. Ohio has access to an FBI 'secret level
repository,'
O'Harrow said. Rhode Island, meanwhile, can query CIA databases.
"Officials at the Rhode Island State Police, FBI and CIA declined to
discuss
the system and the kinds of information it contains," Harrow wrote.
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To: zerhoune@od.nih.gov, SpinLyme@yahoogroups,com ,
kshepard@calea.org, fitzmas@gmail,com , patrick.fitzgerald@usdoj.gov,
modelt1918@sbcglobal,net , jdrazen@nejm.org, letters@courant,com ,
Jgerberding@cdc.gov, lender@courant,com , michael.cole@po.state.ct.us,
conndcj@po.state.ct.us, executive-editor@nytimes,com , managing-
editor@nytimes,com , news-tips@nytimes,com , the-arts@nytimes,com ,
bizday@nytimes,com , foreign@nytimes,com , metro@nytimes,com ,
national@nytimes,com , dvbid@cdc.gov, brigidcallahan@optonline,net ,
trvl@hotmail,com , ubinas@courant,com , mas1@concentric,net ,
campbell@courant,com , jhornberger@fff.org, thomas.carson@usdoj.gov,
thomas.ryan@po.state.ct.us, kurtzh@washpost,com ,
georgewill@washpost,com , horgan@courant,com ,
commissioner.dcf@po.state.ct.us, cohencolumn@aol,com ,
FalNields@aol,com , bransfield@comcast,net , vtsherr@comcast,net ,
oca@po.state.ct.us, dand@davila-dilzer,com ,
scott.murphy@po.state.ct.us, governor.rell@po.state.ct.us,
attorney.general@po.state.ct.us, randall.samborn@usdoj.gov
Cc: francam@ucia.gov, dr-ahmadinejad@president.ir,
eugenerobinson@washpost,com , horgan@courant,com ,
bmiller@newstimes,com , trvl@hotmail,com , rastro18@aol,com ,
billcurryct@gmail,com , thomas.carson@usdoj.gov, amcguigan@rms-law,com ,
rjmurzyn@aol,com , paulcraigroberts@yahoo,com ,
sidney blumenthal@yahoo,com , criminal.division@usdoj.gov,
karla.dobinski@usdoj.gov, christopher.christie@usdoj.gov
Subject: States abuse of private info
Date: Apr 3, 2008 5:32 AM
ARTICLE BELOW
=============================
A person I know recently told me his CIA friend - who lives in North
Stonington
and has enough property up there big enough to shoot guns on the
property with his
friends, blowing up trees and the like - did research on me, and found
that I claimed
to "fly a plane over the White House and drop ticks on the president."
I faxed an email - meant to be a joke - to the White House threatening
to fly a
kite over the White House lawn to drop ticks for the president's dog
to bring
in, and that people should mail the president a bag of pretzels in a
contest to
see who hits the lottery, so to speak, choking the pretzeldink
permamently.
I also said that I could not be accused of a crime for giving the
president Lyme
Disease, because "Lyme is easily diagnosed and cured, and is not even
a disease,"
according to Yale and the Lyme cabal, orginally based at New York
Medical College:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/CONNOLLY FISH WEINSTEIN.htm
with the intention to profiteer of all tick borne diseases, spinning
the diseases
to suit the false positive outcomes of their commercial test kits and
vaccines (but
denying all the diseases until the product was ready, since Kaiser-
Permanente is
involved:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JUNE 13 2005 LETTER TO SPITZER.htm
as you can see with the proofs there in that correspondence with Eliot
and Dick.
So, this correspondence - the CIA man's follow-up on me, obtaining
quite the
wrong data, but close - shows that no one has any secret private data
at all, and
this includes the postings to the internet 6 days before my kids were
kidnapped
by DCF that they would be kidnapped because I threatened to drive my
congenitally
infected Lyme kids into a lake- a false allegation made by Donald
Dickson in order
to get the kids and not pay child support.
Here is that post (kids were kidnapped 6 days later):
http :// actionlyme.org/CHUCK LAKE DRIVER c1ad57c80986aaf6.htm
Here is Karen Forschner talking about that post:
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JAMES PHILLIPS MALPRACTICE BRAIN DAMAGE.jpg
http :// www .actionlyme.org/JAMES PHILLIPS MALPRACTICE BRAIN DAMAGE%20001.jpg
http :// www .actionlyme.org/THE REAL DON DICKSON.htm
So, DCF does not keep private any false allegations and nonsense and
will criminally
charge you with the insane nonsense they invent for you, as was the
case in my case,
and the proof of that remains in the US Attorney's office.
The day I faxed a motion for an Administrative Review- which would
have forced the
moron of a judge, John Driscoll, to actually LOOK at the evidence
already entered,
and requesting law enforcement to be present to arrest, at least, AAG
Jessica Gauvin,
was the day Gauvin made a false police report, which the police could
not follow
up on, since it is all SECRET DCF nonsense.
DCF are clearly criminally insane. It is INSANE to invent for me that
I am "dangerously
intelligent" and "like Ted Kascynski," and then criminally charge
me with that.
It is known as "psychosis" to make up your own bullshit and start
believing
it.
Kathleen M. Dickson
http :// www .actionlyme.org/index.htm
===================
http :// rawstory,com /news/2008/Big Brother States buy mine personal 0402.html
States quietly buy, mine personal data -- including names of your
associates and
relatives
John Byrne
Published: Wednesday April 2, 2008
| StumbleUpon
Print This Email This
The government is rounding up your cell phone numbers, insurance
claims, credit
reports, financial records, and the names of your associates and
relatives and sharing
them with law enforcement officials nationwide.
They may even have your unlisted iPhone number.
But it's not President George W. Bush, who's taken fire over his
warrantless
wiretapping program, or the National Security Agency, which oversaw
the interception
of Americans' calls overseas.
It's your state.
So-called "fusion centers" set up after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks
collect,
store and analyze commercial and public data on unknown millions of
Americans. Little
is known about the centers, though they received $254 million from the
Department
of Homeland Security between 2004 and 2007.
Documents obtained by the Washington Post's Robert O'Harrow Jr. for
Wednesday's
papers reveal that the centers -- which have flown beneath the
public's radar
-- have information that now includes unlisted cell phone numbers,
insurance claims,
driver's license photographs, credit reports and even top-secret data
systems
at the CIA.
"Dozens of the organizations known as fusion centers were created
after the
Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks to identify potential threats and
improve the
way information is shared," O'Harrow says. "The centers use law
enforcement
analysts and sophisticated computer systems to compile, or fuse,
disparate tips
and clues and pass along the refined information to other agencies.
They are expected
to play important roles in national information-sharing networks that
link local,
state and federal authorities and enable them to automatically sift
their storehouses
of records for patterns and clues."
A document obtained by the paper lists "resources" used by fusion
centers
in the Northeastern United States.
The paper notes that "details have come to light at a time of debate
about
domestic intelligence efforts... and whether the government has enough
protections
to prevent abuses," suggesting they were leaked to influence the
debate. Congress
has refused to pass legislation granting telecommunications companies
retroactive
immunity for participating in what many critics believe was illegal
wiretapping.
The fusion centers also have subscriptions to information systems that
provide information
on Americans' locations, fiancial holdings, associates, relatives and
firearms
licenses.
"Pennsylvania buys credit reports and uses face-recognition software
to examine
driver's license photos, while analysts in Rhode Island have access to
car-rental
databases," O'Harrow writes. "In Maryland, authorities rely on a
little-known
data broker called Entersect, which claims it maintains 12 billion
records about
98 percent of Americans."
Entersect boasts that it holds records for the private cellphone
numbers of Americans.
"There is never ever enough information when it comes to terrorism"
remarked
Maj. Steven G. O'Donnell, deputy superintendent of the Rhode Island
State Police,
in a comment to O'Harrow. "That's what post-9/11 is about."
Massachusetts taps an information broker to get access to unlisted
cell and landline
phone numbers and another to get access to information on insurance
claims, casualty
claims and property claims. Ohio has access to an FBI 'secret level
repository,'
O'Harrow said. Rhode Island, meanwhile, can query CIA databases.
"Officials at the Rhode Island State Police, FBI and CIA declined to
discuss
the system and the kinds of information it contains," Harrow wrote.
28 Comments
