Watched Now More Than Ever - FBI & Local Cops didn't know about Homeland Security NYPD Surveillance

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Watched Now More Than Ever
Written by Jack Kenny
Friday, 30 September 2011 09:30

http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/9113-watched-now-more-than-ever

A building superintendent in New Brunswick, New Jersey, opened an apartment door and was startled to find terrorist literature strewn about on a table and a computer and surveillance equipment in the next room. He immediately called 911, and police and FBI agents rushed to the apartment, arriving in time to meet its mysterious occupants — a secret team of intelligence officers from the New York City Police Department.

“From that apartment, about an hour outside the department’s jurisdiction, the NYPD had been staging undercover operations and conducting surveillance throughout New Jersey,” the Associated Press reported. “Neither the FBI nor the local police had any idea.”

Like much of what has taken place in law enforcement in the past decade, the roving jurisdiction of the New York police is related, however tenuously, to the “global war on terror.” And though the department’s presence in New Brunswick was unknown to local police and the FBI, it was probably no surprise to the nation’s Central Intelligence Agency. The AP’s recent investigative report describes the significant but largely unreported relationship between the CIA and local law enforcement in “a partnership that has blurred the line between foreign and domestic spying.”

(more at the link)

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Hmmmm - Makes one wonder.

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1. Next we'll learn that Mike Bloomberg and the NYPD have become the world's newest nuclear state.

and have their own foreign policy, closely aligned with a particular Middle East country.

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2. I thought the idea behind a department of homeland security was coordination of efforts...

Apparently it's just anoter layer of bureacracy.

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3. Probably Xi is wandering too on assignment. Today in the new America the

majority of citizens are considered criminal by default. Germany, 1930's.