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5. I don't intend to take the time to provide sources, but...

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 12:08 AM

Jan 2013

The Chinese government has set a goal to launch at least 20 new orbiting satellites a year for the next four years; and they do not need to petition their legislative bodies, like the U.S.A. and Great Britain do to obtain funding. DHS got a BIG black eye several years ago for launching "spy satellites." LOL! I'm sure glad CSS and CIA satellites don't "spy" on people. Much of what Echelon does these days pertains to satellites, aircraft and clandestine [010110101010 The Lovers ystpy vstf] ground receiving stations, which relay code in a variety of ways.

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What is Project Echelon? [View all] Jeffersons Ghost Jan 2013 OP

Got anything more recent than 2005?...nt SidDithers Jan 2013 #1

Now all legacy vintage compute cycles are eaten up just tracking DU! lol n/t RKP5637 Jan 2013 #2

WE can smoke those old tubes if we feed them the right words Brother Buzz Jan 2013 #9

Back when Homeland Security was gearing up and... TreasonousBastard Jan 2013 #11

That should do it! RKP5637 Jan 2013 #12

The onus is on CONUS (the heinous is on the anus) Berlum Jan 2013 #15

Swordfish Brother Buzz Jan 2013 #18

I don't intend to take the time to provide sources, but... Jeffersons Ghost Jan 2013 #5

Here ya go: moondust Jan 2013 #8

Like anyone up to real no good is going to do an APB by normal communication means ... This is RKP5637 Jan 2013 #13

I just think of it as a giant network vacuum cleaner, a Stasi wet dream, Warren Stupidity Jan 2013 #3

ECHELON is old tech Taverner Jan 2013 #4

Did you know... Jeffersons Ghost Jan 2013 #6

There is a regulation that prohibits NSA surveillance of Americans jmowreader Jan 2013 #10

KICK Jeffersons Ghost Mar 2013 #19

Echelon jafranklin05 Jan 2013 #7

Looks interesting, thanks for the post! n/t RKP5637 Jan 2013 #16

The good news is that very little data travels over satellite links hack89 Jan 2013 #14

I was part of this for just a little while before moving on... snooper2 Jan 2013 #17