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Expanding Into Diplomatic Communications Sekur Private Data (OTCQB: $SWISF | CSE: $SKUR | FRA: $GDT0) has appointed Nathan R. Price as Special Advisor for Diplomacy & Intelligence, further expanding the expertise behind its government, defense, intelligence, and diplomatic communications initiatives. Price brings experience from the U.S. Department of State's...

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Carney wants sweeping powers over your phone while using a foreign one himself 🇨🇦 Sheila Gunn Reid According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. Prime Minister Mark Carney wants sweeping new powers over Canada's telecommunications system. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal report, when it comes to his own communications, he's reportedly relying on a U.K.-based cellphone to communicate with foreign leaders. If true, the irony is impossible to ignore. The Carney government is pushing Bill C-22, legislation that would significantly expand Ottawa's authority over Canada's telecommunications sector in the name of national security. The bill would give the federal government broad powers to issue security orders to telecommunications companies, require providers to comply with government directives, and increase federal oversight of Canada's communications infrastructure. Canadians are being told these extraordinary powers are necessary because secure communications matter. Apparently, that principle may not apply to the Prime Minister himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. If that reporting is accurate, Canadians deserve answers. The issue isn't simply where the phone was purchased; it's about whether the Prime Minister is following the same security, transparency, and record-keeping standards imposed on everyone else in government, and now on the public. Among the questions that should be answered: ➢ Communications security: Was the device approved for sensitive government communications under standards established by the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and Treasury Board? ➢ Government records: Were official calls, text messages and other communications retained in accordance with the Library and Archives of Canada Act and federal information management policies? ➢ Access to Information: If government business was conducted using a foreign device or foreign telecommunications provider, are those records preserved in a manner that complies with the Access to Information Act, or could they be more difficult for Canadians to obtain? ➢ Government device policies: Was the phone issued, managed and secured by the Government of Canada, or was it a personal device used for official business? Foreign jurisdiction: Were official communications routed or stored through infrastructure subject to U.K. law, and what security assessment was conducted before using that device to communicate with foreign leaders? ➢ Bill C-22: Why is the government demanding unprecedented oversight of Canadian telecommunications providers on national security grounds while the Prime Minister reportedly relies on a foreign telecommunications provider for his own communications? Ottawa insists foreign technology, foreign influence and foreign infrastructure pose national security concerns. Yet the Prime Minister himself reportedly chose a foreign cellphone and foreign carrier while conducting international diplomacy. Rules for thee, but not for me. The contradiction remains glaring: a Prime Minister seeking sweeping new powers over Canadians' communications while reportedly placing his own trust in a foreign telecommunications provider.
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Carney wants sweeping powers over your phone while using a foreign one himself 🇨🇦 Sheila Gunn Reid According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. Prime Minister Mark Carney wants sweeping new powers over Canada's telecommunications system. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal report, when it comes to his own communications, he's reportedly relying on a U.K.-based cellphone to communicate with foreign leaders. If true, the irony is impossible to ignore. The Carney government is pushing Bill C-22, legislation that would significantly expand Ottawa's authority over Canada's telecommunications sector in the name of national security. The bill would give the federal government broad powers to issue security orders to telecommunications companies, require providers to comply with government directives, and increase federal oversight of Canada's communications infrastructure. Canadians are being told these extraordinary powers are necessary because secure communications matter. Apparently, that principle may not apply to the Prime Minister himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. If that reporting is accurate, Canadians deserve answers. The issue isn't simply where the phone was purchased; it's about whether the Prime Minister is following the same security, transparency, and record-keeping standards imposed on everyone else in government, and now on the public. Among the questions that should be answered: ➢ Communications security: Was the device approved for sensitive government communications under standards established by the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and Treasury Board? ➢ Government records: Were official calls, text messages and other communications retained in accordance with the Library and Archives of Canada Act and federal information management policies? ➢ Access to Information: If government business was conducted using a foreign device or foreign telecommunications provider, are those records preserved in a manner that complies with the Access to Information Act, or could they be more difficult for Canadians to obtain? ➢ Government device policies: Was the phone issued, managed and secured by the Government of Canada, or was it a personal device used for official business? Foreign jurisdiction: Were official communications routed or stored through infrastructure subject to U.K. law, and what security assessment was conducted before using that device to communicate with foreign leaders? ➢ Bill C-22: Why is the government demanding unprecedented oversight of Canadian telecommunications providers on national security grounds while the Prime Minister reportedly relies on a foreign telecommunications provider for his own communications? Ottawa insists foreign technology, foreign influence and foreign infrastructure pose national security concerns. Yet the Prime Minister himself reportedly chose a foreign cellphone and foreign carrier while conducting international diplomacy. Rules for thee, but not for me. The contradiction remains glaring: a Prime Minister seeking sweeping new powers over Canadians' communications while reportedly placing his own trust in a foreign telecommunications provider.

Rebel News

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#SecurityAlert Africa’s Intelligence Failure Against an Evolving Terror Threat According to the U.S. military, African intelligence services and their international partners are facing mounting difficulties in deeply infiltrating terrorist networks operating across the continent. Penetrating the inner workings of these groups, including their leadership, command structures, operational capabilities, financial architecture, and long-term strategic intentions, has become increasingly elusive as they continue to execute devastating and highly coordinated surprise attacks across Africa. The recent large-scale attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), claimed by Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP), and the earlier sophisticated assault in Mali claimed by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), underscore a troubling reality: these groups are becoming more adaptive, more secretive, and operationally more sophisticated. Their ability to conceal networks, preserve command structures, and strike with precision highlights serious intelligence gaps and exposes vulnerabilities within regional security frameworks. Even more alarming is the steady evolution of their capabilities. The growing use and acquisition of drones, increasingly sophisticated weapons systems, and technology-driven financial mechanisms suggest that these groups are not merely surviving counterterrorism pressure, but actively modernizing and adapting to the demands of contemporary warfare. This trajectory should serve as a stark warning to intelligence and security institutions across Africa and beyond. Unless intelligence services dramatically improve infiltration capabilities, regional coordination, technical surveillance, and financial tracking mechanisms, the continent risks confronting extremist organizations that are increasingly agile, technologically enabled, and capable of launching more lethal and unpredictable operations with strategic effect. Stay tuned and please follow Wargelin Analytica for more updates #Africaintelligence #Africasecurity #JNIM #ISWAP #ISCAP #DRC #SAHEL #WESTAFRICA #AFRICOM #SECURITY #COUNTERTERRORISM #AFRICA #AU
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#SecurityAlert Africa’s Intelligence Failure Against an Evolving Terror Threat According to the U.S. military, African intelligence services and their international partners are facing mounting difficulties in deeply infiltrating terrorist networks operating across the continent. Penetrating the inner workings of these groups, including their leadership, command structures, operational capabilities, financial architecture, and long-term strategic intentions, has become increasingly elusive as they continue to execute devastating and highly coordinated surprise attacks across Africa. The recent large-scale attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), claimed by Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP), and the earlier sophisticated assault in Mali claimed by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), underscore a troubling reality: these groups are becoming more adaptive, more secretive, and operationally more sophisticated. Their ability to conceal networks, preserve command structures, and strike with precision highlights serious intelligence gaps and exposes vulnerabilities within regional security frameworks. Even more alarming is the steady evolution of their capabilities. The growing use and acquisition of drones, increasingly sophisticated weapons systems, and technology-driven financial mechanisms suggest that these groups are not merely surviving counterterrorism pressure, but actively modernizing and adapting to the demands of contemporary warfare. This trajectory should serve as a stark warning to intelligence and security institutions across Africa and beyond. Unless intelligence services dramatically improve infiltration capabilities, regional coordination, technical surveillance, and financial tracking mechanisms, the continent risks confronting extremist organizations that are increasingly agile, technologically enabled, and capable of launching more lethal and unpredictable operations with strategic effect. Stay tuned and please follow Wargelin Analytica for more updates #Africaintelligence #Africasecurity #JNIM #ISWAP #ISCAP #DRC #SAHEL #WESTAFRICA #AFRICOM #SECURITY #COUNTERTERRORISM #AFRICA #AU

Abdurahman Sheikh Azhari

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This 👇👇 right here 👇👇 A COURT-APPROVED forensic examination of Dominion Voting Systems CONFIRMS BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT that the system was designed to manipulate election outcomes, overthrow governments, and, on November 3, 2020, facilitated the overthrow of the United States government. A forensic examination concluded that Dominion Voting Systems rigged the 2020 Michigan presidential election and covered it up by manually deleting the results of the 2020 election. “We conclude that the Dominion Voting System is intentionally and purposefully designed with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and influence election results. The system intentionally generates an enormously high number of ballot errors. The electronic ballots are then transferred for adjudication. The intentional errors lead to bulk adjudication of ballots with no oversight, no transparency, and no audit trail.” ALLIED SECURITY OPERATIONS GROUP (ASOG) — Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) was formed in June 2017 by Adam T. Kraft, a former senior Defense Intelligence Agency official. ASOG was established as a private-sector security and intelligence firm providing cybersecurity, physical security, and sophisticated open-source intelligence (OSINT) services to government and corporate clients. Its personnel included backgrounds with the Department of Defense, DIA, Secret Service, DHS, and CIA, with expertise spanning: • Cybersecurity • Cyber-forensics • Open-source intelligence (OSINT) • Network penetration testing • Physical security • SCADA/industrial-control systems • Dark/deep-web research and security • Network-security technology • Expert and forensic analysis
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This 👇👇 right here 👇👇 A COURT-APPROVED forensic examination of Dominion Voting Systems CONFIRMS BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT that the system was designed to manipulate election outcomes, overthrow governments, and, on November 3, 2020, facilitated the overthrow of the United States government. A forensic examination concluded that Dominion Voting Systems rigged the 2020 Michigan presidential election and covered it up by manually deleting the results of the 2020 election. “We conclude that the Dominion Voting System is intentionally and purposefully designed with inherent errors to create systemic fraud and influence election results. The system intentionally generates an enormously high number of ballot errors. The electronic ballots are then transferred for adjudication. The intentional errors lead to bulk adjudication of ballots with no oversight, no transparency, and no audit trail.” ALLIED SECURITY OPERATIONS GROUP (ASOG) — Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) was formed in June 2017 by Adam T. Kraft, a former senior Defense Intelligence Agency official. ASOG was established as a private-sector security and intelligence firm providing cybersecurity, physical security, and sophisticated open-source intelligence (OSINT) services to government and corporate clients. Its personnel included backgrounds with the Department of Defense, DIA, Secret Service, DHS, and CIA, with expertise spanning: • Cybersecurity • Cyber-forensics • Open-source intelligence (OSINT) • Network penetration testing • Physical security • SCADA/industrial-control systems • Dark/deep-web research and security • Network-security technology • Expert and forensic analysis

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

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🚨NEW - Kash Patel highlights the unbelievable connections between three senior Biden intelligence officials—Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar—and their associations with Hamas and Iran. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave from his role as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, and his security clearance was suspended due to an ongoing investigation into the potential mishandling of classified materials. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in funding, supporting, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation to influence the United States and allied governments, as revealed by a collection of Iranian government emails. These emails suggested that Malley facilitated the placement of an Iranian agent of influence named Ariane Tabatabai in sensitive positions within the U.S. government, initially at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she has been serving as Chief of Staff for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, who is Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on Joe Biden’s National Security Council, was also an executive director of the “Students for Justice in Palestine” group that reportedly responded to the recent Hamas terror attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a black and white “keffiyeh,” a symbol of Palestinian nationalism, and standing in front of a sign that reads, “Divest from Israel Apartheid.” Kash Patel has pointed out that Maher Bitar plays a significant role in determining intelligence prioritization for President Biden, even though there is a photo of him wearing Palestinian attire, calling for the economic and political boycott of Israel. Robert Malley, who recently had his security clearance suspended by the FBI, installed Ariane Tabatabai at the Department of Defense as the Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. Do you know what she did in 2014? "She emailed Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and asked for permission as a U.S. citizen to take a trip on behalf of the US government. This individual is still employed at the DOD." Unbelievable.
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🚨NEW - Kash Patel highlights the unbelievable connections between three senior Biden intelligence officials—Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar—and their associations with Hamas and Iran. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave from his role as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, and his security clearance was suspended due to an ongoing investigation into the potential mishandling of classified materials. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in funding, supporting, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation to influence the United States and allied governments, as revealed by a collection of Iranian government emails. These emails suggested that Malley facilitated the placement of an Iranian agent of influence named Ariane Tabatabai in sensitive positions within the U.S. government, initially at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she has been serving as Chief of Staff for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, who is Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on Joe Biden’s National Security Council, was also an executive director of the “Students for Justice in Palestine” group that reportedly responded to the recent Hamas terror attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a black and white “keffiyeh,” a symbol of Palestinian nationalism, and standing in front of a sign that reads, “Divest from Israel Apartheid.” Kash Patel has pointed out that Maher Bitar plays a significant role in determining intelligence prioritization for President Biden, even though there is a photo of him wearing Palestinian attire, calling for the economic and political boycott of Israel. Robert Malley, who recently had his security clearance suspended by the FBI, installed Ariane Tabatabai at the Department of Defense as the Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. Do you know what she did in 2014? "She emailed Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and asked for permission as a U.S. citizen to take a trip on behalf of the US government. This individual is still employed at the DOD." Unbelievable.

KanekoaTheGreat

800,293 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Kristi L. Noem is joining NovaRed Mining - as a strategic adviser, and OMG, this is a major headline for the critical-minerals space. Her resume is stacked: farmer, rancher, business owner, South Dakota state lawmaker, U.S. Congresswoman, 33rd Governor of South Dakota, 8th U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and now U.S. Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. That means decades of experience across agriculture, energy, infrastructure, economic development, public policy, emergency management, transportation security, and national security. Why is this powerful for NRED? Because NovaRed is focused on copper-gold exploration in British Columbia, and copper is becoming a strategic material for the U.S., Canada, and allied nations. Copper powers electric grids, AI data centers, defense systems, transportation, advanced manufacturing, and the infrastructure behind modern economies. In a world where secure supply chains matter more than ever, NovaRed’s copper story connects directly to national security, energy security, and North American resource independence. NovaRed Mining: exploration, AI-enhanced technology, copper, and critical-minerals security. Not investment advice. Personal advisory capacity only. No government endorsement.
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Kristi L. Noem is joining NovaRed Mining - as a strategic adviser, and OMG, this is a major headline for the critical-minerals space. Her resume is stacked: farmer, rancher, business owner, South Dakota state lawmaker, U.S. Congresswoman, 33rd Governor of South Dakota, 8th U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and now U.S. Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. That means decades of experience across agriculture, energy, infrastructure, economic development, public policy, emergency management, transportation security, and national security. Why is this powerful for NRED? Because NovaRed is focused on copper-gold exploration in British Columbia, and copper is becoming a strategic material for the U.S., Canada, and allied nations. Copper powers electric grids, AI data centers, defense systems, transportation, advanced manufacturing, and the infrastructure behind modern economies. In a world where secure supply chains matter more than ever, NovaRed’s copper story connects directly to national security, energy security, and North American resource independence. NovaRed Mining: exploration, AI-enhanced technology, copper, and critical-minerals security. Not investment advice. Personal advisory capacity only. No government endorsement.

Victor Renard

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