By Hei Hu Quan

The Conspiracy Central Blog
July 26, 2007

Total Information Awareness, But For Whom?

This story began quite innocuously as a minor retelling of a story I discovered involving an Israeli company called Narus that collects real-time internet information on U.S. citizens for the the U.S. National Security Agency. In the course of my research, the story grew to shocking proportions revealing that the gamut of virtually all electronics communications, has not only been compromised by a foreign entity within the U.S., but the entire world. It is an intentional and directed infiltration at effectively every source and core of the scope of electronics communications worldwide. Rendering all secure systems compromised and intercepted by Israeli security services and for the benefit of using gained intelligence information to their strategic advantages. The implications, much less the ramifications are staggering, and these bold new revelations have revealed not only a treasonous complicity of the governing host nations, but criminally collusive actions towards a central malevolent end.

Every piece of electronics equipment be it telephone, cellphone, (VoIP) Voice over IP, pagers, Blackberrys, instant messaging services, emails, has a point of interception established by the Israeli intelligence services. More ominous are the specific inroads these particular groups are making in inserting themselves within strategic centers of security infrastructures within various countries. Such as providing direct security for New York’s Statue of Liberty, producing communications satellites, creation and management of firewalls for sensitive military & intelligence agencies, and the contract and production of RFID chips with user sensitive data and broadcast abilities for U.S. Passports. Think of that for a moment, especially the encoding for the RFID chips, in which personal data of citizens of the U.S. is in the hands of a foreign national organization. With declared loyalties and military allegiances to their home country, along with either! simple residencies or dual citizenships that were granted by the U.S. government or host country itself.

In this investigation you will get nowhere if you do not separate Zionism from Judaism in which the former uses as a front, to achieve it’s long-standing goals by any and all means. This includes using and manipulating Jewish people in whatever ways they see fit, for to them the ends justify the means. Bottom line is that we are talking about governments and their puppet-master cabals and orders propagating PSYOPS to manipulate through nationalism, greed and fear. This being said, the government of Israel supports Zionism and the expansion of its goals. But do their people? The corporate governments of the US and UK have open imperialist intentions, reflected in policy and brutality, but do their people condone and support this?

What I am getting at is that people want all the same things in life unless lured and indoctrinated by whatever different flavours the IllumiNazi machine have propagated. These needful things are simple, we all want peace, stability, security and! prosperity for our generations, in a clean, nurturing environment of mutual respect. Those who cannot get aboard this very pure and simple concept, can be said, harbour and support agendas of evil contrary to humanity.

Digression aside, does the Israeli government even give one single fuck about its own people? Or does it use the compulsory military service as an indoctrination system to instil racialist, nationalist and Zionist values; cultivating select young citizens and deploying them globally as spies for empire? The reason I’m positing this is to differentiate between a government that serves the people versus a people whom serve the government against their own personal interests and beliefs.

“Every piece of electronics equipment be it telephone, cellphone, (VoIP) Voice over IP, pagers, Blackberrys, instant messaging services, emails, has a point of interception established by the Israeli intelligence services.”

We’re going to peer behind the veil and see, that within Israel’s military intelligence operations center, there exists compartmentalized intelligence/spy units to specifically cultivate and train the best and brightest of their army recruits into operatives for electronic espionage and warfare. All have at their heart, and by their own explicit accounts, the development of young military intel operatives that explicitly act as soldier-techs for advanced technological warfare operations. Worse yet is that by utilizing a cover of technological start-up companies, they can not only strategically infiltrate specific targets, and gain access to secure electronics infrastructures, but also use the financial resources garnered to fund their entire operations. It is a truly Trojan horse type operation that must at it’s core have collaborative elements within the government that assist and even facilitate these infiltrations.

With that being said, let’s examine the principles and entities, their motives and some of their documented areas of interest. The following below are excerpts from sources revealing the background of Israeli military intelligence groups. I shall let the facts speak for themselves. I would also like to add that when writing this, I had my machine hacked into at least 3 times that I am able to confirm absolutely. The first two I tracked and was able to resolve successfully after some particularly invasive system analysis.The last of which specifically attacked this file as I was working on it and deleted a few paragraphs of freshly written material, so all they have done is corroborate that I am on the right track regarding this information and how they view the truth as a threat.

From December 11-14 of 2001, Fox News aired a 4-part special report on Israeli Spying in America. Because of it’s explosive content and Israel’s connections including Rupert Murdoch, the story was not only censored, but all transcripts and video of this story on Fox’s website have since been removed and suppressed. A partial transcript and videos for the 4 part series have been preserved here: http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/israeli_spyring_fox.html at whatreallyhappened.com’s website. Here’s some damning information from the series that substantiate points and allegations raised in this story.

“Since Sept. 11, more than 60 Israelis have been arrested or detained, either under the new patriot anti-terrorism law, or for immigration violations. A handful of active Israeli military were among those detained, according to investigators, who say some of the detainees also failed polygraph questions when asked about alleged surveillance activities against and in the United States.

Numerous classified documents obtained by Fox News indicate that even prior to Sept. 11, as many as 140 other Israelis had been detained or arrested in a secretive and sprawling investigation into suspected espionage by Israelis in the United States.

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The first part of the investigation focuses on Israelis who say they are art students from the University of Jerusalem and Bazala Academy. They repeatedly made contact with U.S. government personnel, the report says, by saying they wanted to sell cheap art or handiwork. Documents say they, ‘targeted and penetrated military bases.’ The DEA, FBI and dozens of government facilities, and even secret offices and unlisted private homes of law enforcement and intelligence personnel. The majority of those questioned, ’stated they served in military intelligence, electronic surveillance intercept and or explosive ordinance units.’

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Another part of the investigation has resulted in the detention and arrests of dozens of Israelis at American mall kiosks, where they’ve been selling toys called Puzzle Car and Zoom Copter. Investigators suspect a front.

Why would Israelis spy in and on the U.S.? A General Accounting Office investigation referred to Israel as country ‘A’ and said, ‘According to a U.S. intelligence agency, the government of country ‘A’ conducts the most aggressive espionage operations against the U.S. of any U.S. ally.’

A defense intelligence report said Israel has a voracious appetite for information and said, ‘the Israelis are motivated by strong survival instincts which dictate every possible facet of their political and economical policies. It aggressively collects military and industrial technology and the U.S. is a high priority target.” The document concludes: ‘Israel possesses the resources and technical capability to achieve its collection objectives.’” (Transcript of Fox News Special Report with Brit Hume, from December 11, 2001 - http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/israeli_spyring_fox.html)

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

“Since the creation of Israel in 1948, the military has compensated for its lack of resources and manpower with brainpower. Particularly in the past 20 years, the IDF has invested billions of dollars in developing technological warfare. The result is a number of secret, semisecret, and open-secret divisions devoted to coming up with cutting-edge technologies designed to help Israel know what its enemies are doing — and to kill them when the need arises. The units have code names suitable for a spy novel: 8-200, 8153, Mamram, Talpiot, Mamdas. In the incubator of the IDF, those units, as Israelis winkingly call them, have improved technologies used in everything from digital switching to wireless telephony. Military intelligence elite units, which function as basic training for startup entrepreneurs, are small working groups of highly motivated teams; they work brutal hours and get little sleep; and they face immense pressure to innovate for the sake of national survival. They more than any other single factor are responsible for Israel’s technological skills.

American high-tech giants like Cisco, Intel, and Motorola — drawn in no small part by the wealth of technical talent coming out of intelligence units — have set up research facilities in Israel.

Some of Israel’s largest and most successful tech companies call the United States home: Comverse, a voice messaging company with a market cap of $14.9 billion, is based in Woodbury, N.Y.; Mercury Interactive is based in Sunnyvale, Calif. More common these days is what’s known as the fast exit, whereby startups either sell out to a foreign multinational entirely or split themselves in two, keeping R&D in Israel but moving sales and marketing to the United States.” (Startup Nation by Stacy Perman - http://www.timeinc.net/b2/subscribers/articles/print/0,17925,512689,00.h...)

“In a more creative sphere, the army and Israeli defense contractors developed the world’s first pilotless plane, launched satellites into space, and created a host of other technologies likely never to be revealed.” (Israeli Army Grads Lead Business Revolution by David Rosenberg - http://www.cji.co.il/cji-n126.txt)

Take a close look at this unusually suspicious excerpt from an article entitled: Research Bulletin 72 - The Impact of Globalization on the Boom and Crisis of Israel’s High-Tech Industry by B.A. Kipnis. Written in January of 2002, the statements by this D. Globerman are chilling, in the way they convey an almost insider foreknowledge that takes advantage of the post 9/11 chaos and fear. Anticipating an opening and potential investment in anti-terror technologies that can be exploited by Israel to advance their economy and recovery for their High-tech industry. “This might include the upgrading of their technological systems in order to avoid any future terror threat, and the upgrading of the technological capabilities of security agencies, airports, and air companies as well as the military machine needed for the [electronic] war against global terror. These activities, fueled by the spending of many billions of dollars, will help the economy out of its crisis; they will ! be the main driving force behind the likely recovery of the high-tech industry.”

*Read the excerpt below and see if this doesn’t seem like a bit of an insider smoking gun to you as well.

“At the time of writing the war on global terror is under way and the economic media are busy speculating about the impact of that war, particularly about the effect of the horrible terror event of September 11, 2001 in the US on the world high-tech industry, the Israeli high-tech industry included. D. Globerman, conveyed the emerging stimulators for recovery in the high-tech industry, and the behavior by industry necessary to revive. He cited a ‘virtual’ pessimist as saying that the current high-tech crisis would not be over before 2003. The cited ‘virtual’ optimists, on the other hand, would assume that thanks to the vicious September 11 terror attack on the US, the crisis would be over soon because private and public agencies in the US and elsewhere would invest in anti-terror technologies. This might include the upgrading of their technological systems in order to avoid any future terror threat, and the upgrading of the technological capabilities of security agencies,! airports, and air companies as well as the military machine needed for the [electronic] war against global terror. These activities, fueled by the spending of many billions of dollars, will help the economy out of its crisis; they will be the main driving force behind the likely recovery of the high-tech industry. In addition, since the terror has minimized the risk differences between Israel and the rest of the of the developed world, and since there is no place that is 100% safe, investors, holding hot money will eventually look for promising places to invest, including in Israel.

In late September 2001 the Minister of Finance exempted foreign high-tech firms from local company income tax. This ruling is an addition to other grants offered to firms investing in Israel.” (Research Bulletin 72 - The Impact of Globalization on the Boom and Crisis of Israel’s High-Tech Industry by B.A. Kipnis - http://www.lboro.ac.uk/gawc/rb/rb72.html)

Talpiot

Talpiot is the special army training program that puts the best high school graduates through a rigorous curriculum of computer science, physics, and math, then places them in key assignments in, say, intelligence units. The selection process for Israel’s army-trained technology elite starts when teenagers apply to programs, usually in their last two years of high school. Only volunteers are eligible to be chosen for the army’s training programs. The most selective program, Talpiot, accepts only 30 applicants, or 1 in 10, a year. Officers say the army doesn’t look for fuzzy traits like creativity and leadership; it focuses on measurable qualities. Extremely high aptitude in math and science, along with success in rigorous exams, are the key qualifications.

“The IDF has created special systems to identify the country’s best and brightest, and to steer them into the most demanding areas of technological warfare and intelligence work. The elite of the elite pass through a program known as Talpiot, set up in the aftermath of the bloody Yom Kippur War in October 1973. Israel eventually prevailed, but in 18 days of fighting, Egypt and Syria inflicted heavy casualties on the much-vaunted Israeli forces. The idea behind Talpiot, says Major Yariv Danziger, ‘was for a unit to gather geniuses in the army to invent new technologies and weapons.’ The program was officially started in 1979 with an initial class of 25 “geniuses.” Danziger, 34, has headed the program for the past two years.

Think of Talpiot as something like the old East German Olympic athletics program minus the doping. By the time young men and women are inducted into the army at age 18, the IDF has in hand all of their individual psychological and academic records. The IDF is notified of students with top grades, particularly in physics and math. Each September, 3,000 Talpiot candidates submit to a brain-busting battery of intellectual and scientific tests. They undergo heavy psychological profiling, and tests on leadership skills and their ability to work with others. By March, only 35 are left. ‘The tests are so difficult, most people complete only 20 percent to 40 percent of each exam,’ says Assaf Monsa, a 29-year-old Talpiot graduate. ‘Some of the questions are not solvable. They are not meant to be solved. It’s to differentiate between the very good and the extraordinarily good.’ Danziger says he’s not sure even a known brain like Bill Gates could cut it. ‘I think he could pass the ! intellectual part, but I don’t know his human capabilities,’ the major says. ‘Is he pleasant to work with? Can he make other people do what he wants without financial authority?’ (There’s also the question of whether Gates would want to spend at least nine years in the military, as Talpiot graduates must. That’s six years more than the minimum requirement for many other Israeli soldiers.) Talpiot soldiers spend the first three years and four months of their service housed in special barracks at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where they undertake intensive study in cutting-edge science. They also go through eight months of basic training. After graduation, they spend five years in the unit of their choice; almost all pick one of the elite technical units. ‘These are the soldiers that all of the units want,’ says Danziger.

Since Talpiot’s inception, only a few hundred people have made it through the program. Their military handiwork is classified, although it is known to have touched everything from algorithm compression to antimissile systems. But Talpiot’s role in the current tech boom is no secret. Assaf Monsa and another Talpiot graduate, Yair Mann, along with two other alumni of elite tech units, three years ago founded RichFX, which has developed streaming video technology that Monsa says uses between one-twentieth and one-hundredth of the bandwidth gobbled up by competing systems. (It’s used by Neiman Marcus to sell $500-plus shoes over the Internet.) Marius Nacht, another Talpiot grad, is a co-founder of Check Point. Eli Mintz, CEO and president of Compugen, a gene sequencing technology firm, and Yuval Shalom, co-founder and CTO of Wiseband, a maker of wireless phone technologies, also went through Talpiot. ‘The phrase ‘It can’t be done’ is not for Talpiot,’ says Ehud Ram, a recent! ly retired high-ranking intelligence officer who worked with some Talpiot grads over the years. (Ram’s own background is in geophysics and remote sensing data. During a meeting three years ago, Ram informed Steve Ballmer, then Microsoft’s second in command, that he should consider relocating the company’s Redmond campus or risk being wiped out by a nearby long-dormant but still dangerous volcano. No word yet from Ballmer, now Microsoft’s CEO.)” (Startup Nation by Stacy Perman - http://www.timeinc.net/b2/subscribers/articles/print/0,17925,512689,00.h...)

“Graduates, along with those of other elite programs, are deployed throughout the armed services to do everything from reviving crashed computers to heading sophisticated military intelligence projects. Col. Albert Tregar’s IDF programming school gets to choose the best, train them, and quickly put them into the field, where they could very well wind up practicing various forms of technological warfare.” (Israeli Army Grads Lead Business Revolution by David Rosenberg - http://www.cji.co.il/cji-n126.txt)

MAMRAM

“Is the computer division of the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) in the areas of design and development of information systems. 1959 - MAMRAM, the Hebrew acronym for the IDF’s Central Computing Facility, is formed.

MAMRAM is an abbreviation for Center of Computing and Information Systems; originally, Center of Computing and Mechanized Registration is the Israel Defense Forces’ central computing system unit, providing data processing services for all arms and the general staff of the IDF. As of 2007, MAMRAM is under the command of Colonel Ayala Hakim.

In 1994, the MAMRAM programming school, considered one of the best sources of high-quality software professionals in the world, was separated into a newly-formed unit called BASMACH. However, the school’s graduates, which were and still are highly sought after in the industry, are still referred to as MAMRAM graduates. Following graduation, BASMACH students go on to serve in various IDF units. Some of the graduates are often offered a position in MAMRAM itself.” (MAMRAM - Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAMRAM)

“The demands of MAMRAM, another elite division, aren’t as withering as Talpiot’s — the MAMRAM washout rate is only 50 percent. MAMRAM, the Hebrew acronym for Central Unit for Data Processing, is the IDF’s main computer corps, and trains all military software programmers and network systems architects.

MAMRAM candidates go through a six-month trial of up to 15-hour-a-day course work before they’re admitted to the program. Those who make the grade must serve six years, minimum. Still, it is one of the most coveted postings in the military.” (Startup Nation by Stacy Perman - http://www.timeinc.net/b2/subscribers/articles/print/0,17925,512689,00.h...)

8-200

“Then there is 8-200, an electronic warfare unit founded in the early 1960s that many believe has left a bigger mark on the boom than any of Israel’s other elite operations. Its name comes from its founding members: 8 Ashkenazi Jews and 200 Iraqi immigrants who were specialists in wireless communications and had worked for Iraqi Railways. Their skills became the cornerstone of the electronic intelligence gathering, encryption, and other activities known to be among the unit’s specialties. It’s illegal for past and present members to talk about 8-200, although it has become something of an open secret in the tech world. The unit has also attained a mythical status among venture capitalists for the entrepreneurial wizards who are veterans of the unit. Gil Shwed, one of Check Point’s founders, allegedly served in 8-200, though he won’t confirm that himself. ‘I had the idea in the army, three years before I started Check Point,’ Shwed says. ‘I knew I had a good idea. If you can do it in the military environment, you have the tools to do it in other environments.’” (Startup Nation by Stacy Perman - http://www.timeinc.net/b2/subscribers/articles/print/0,17925,512689,00.h...)

*Here’s the confirmation:

“A four-year-long period goes virtually unmentioned in the official biography of the Israeli billionaire Gil Shwed. This much information can be cobbled together: In 1986 Shwed, just 18 years old, joined the supersecret electronic intelligence arm, Unit 8-200, of the Israeli Defense Forces. His job most likely was to string together military computer networks in a way that would allow some users access to confidential materials and deny it to others.” (A Fortune in Firewalls by
Lea Goldman - http://members.forbes.com/global/2002/0318/042.html)

The legend of the name is that unit began with eight Ashkenazis and 200 immigrants from Iraq. The Iraqi immigrants had previously worked on Iraqi Railways, knew wireless communications and of course, Arabic Israel Defense Force intelligence unit 8-200 may be Israel’s greatest high-tech incubator, whose graduates have gone on to found companies like Check Point, NICE, Comverse and ECI. Israel Defense Force intelligence unit 8-200 may be Israel’s greatest high-tech incubator, whose graduates have gone on to found companies like Check Point, NICE, Comverse and ECI. Not to mention all those start-ups. The Arena presents a first-ever expose of Israel’s ultimate secret weapon.

“It began as a unit in the Intelligence Service of the Hagana (the pre-State underground army), called “Intelligence Service 2,” which was responsible for listening to enemy transmissions. 8-200 has undergone numerous incarnations. Today, it concentrates on intelligence gathering and decoding of encryption codes. It is a good and developed unit, whose contribution to the system is important. It was forbidden to talk about it for years. We have been hearing more about it recently and there have been a few publications in Israel and abroad. The unit recruits quality personnel, which then goes out and markets technologies developed there.”

“It is important to understand that this is a huge unit, that works in many fields. In general, it is responsible for all intelligence that can affect Israel’s security. Intelligence gathering in the unit comes from a variety of sources, i.e. listening to all types of broadcasts: telephones, fax, radio. The unit listens, intercepts and decodes information, mostly encrypted, though some is in clear.

“The major challenge is decoding encrypted transmissions. Unit computer experts and mathematicians are responsible for this, using mathematical models and algorithms.”

Yossi Melman, “Ha’aretz” Intelligence Affairs Correspondent and co-author of “Every Spy a Prince” says, “This is the most important intelligence unit in the State of Israel. More than the Mossad. The information obtained by this unit is of the highest priority to the entire intelligence community.” Melman continues, “In my opinion, many of the Israeli high-tech companies are based on the information amassed in the unit. But they are not exceptional. It happens everywhere. Not a few Mossad agents became businessmen after their retirement, using their connections and information amassed while in the service. There are suggestions of paying royalties to the State, but such suggestions reek of dictatorship.”

Alon of iWEB shows his courage, admitting, “It isn’t the paratroopers. There isn’t a strong social element. Guys come to work. In addition, the unit is strongly compartmentalized. If friendships developed, it was in small groups. Compartmentalization indeed. There is hardly any free movement at headquarters. Every soldier has authorization to enter only a few places, and each team is totally isolated from his neighbors. Military discipline is not rigidly enforced, apparently because there is no need for it. David of Power Dsine remembers, “I was scared when I arrived. I saluted the department head the first time I saw him. He told me that that would also be the last time.” (Nerds in Uniform by Batya Feldman - http://web.archive.org/web/20041101081545/www.globes.co.il/DocsEn/did=38...)

“1959 - Unit 8-200 of the Intelligence Corps is formed. Its first commander was Avraham Aloni, who in 1952 became the commander of the Signal Intelligence Unit of the IDF Intelligence Corps. Also in 1959, the electronics division was established which served as a research and technology division of the Intelligence Corps, which in turn became 8-200. Ever since, graduates of 8-200 have gone on to hold leading positions in Israelâ’s high-tech industries, becoming entrepreneurs and executives in such companies as Checkpoint, Comverse, Taldor, ECI Telecom, Audiocodes, Jacada, Compugen, Nice, and others.” (The 50s: Little Israel invents and devises by Dan Yachin - http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=487939&fid=1363)

“Several of the founders of Israel’s best-known tech success, the Internet security firm Check Point Software Technologies, are former members of 8-200 who specialized in developing firewalls between classified military computer networks.” (Startup Nation by Stacy Perman - http://www.timeinc.net/b2/subscribers/articles/print/0,17925,512689,00.h...)

MAMDAS

“Take the air force operational software and development center, known by its Hebrew acronym, MAMDAS. It designs some of the world’s most sophisticated military software, and most of its personnel are in their early 20s. The key to its success, says Lieutenant Colonel Zafrir, an officer in the unit (the army censor prohibits publication of some officers’ full names), lies in the close integration of development and operation and close cooperation between designers and people who use the technology in the field.” (Israeli Army Grads Lead Business Revolution by David Rosenberg - http://www.cji.co.il/cji-n126.txt)

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