ex-cia/nsa director hayden calls for a 'digital blackwater'

spook speaks at foundation-funded, globalist think tank

from raw replay: The man who headed the NSA and CIA under President George W. Bush suggested Friday that mercenaries were needed to deal with growing cyber threats. Gen. Michael Hayden told the Aspen Security Forum that in the near future, the Department of Defense may have to allow the creation of a "digital Blackwater." ... Watch the entire Aspen Security Forum on cyber security here.

flashback: hayden says US should be able to shut down internet

update: a digital blackwater for an internet 9/11?

Is Michael Hayden, the former NSA and CIA Boss, pictured on the left or right? "Let me really throw out a bumper sticker for you. How about a digital Blackwater?" Hayden told the Aspen Security Forum." as reported by Kurt Nimmo in a recent infowars.com article. Nimmo gets it right when he reports, "Hayden was speaking for the bankers and the globalists when he said there needs to be a mercenary army to attack enemies of the private sector, i.e., enemies of the banks and their transnational corporations." Cyber Command has, likely, hundreds if not thousands of desktop warriors that troll the net. What is desirable about a digital version of Blackwater? It's the degree of separation from government laws.

A digital Blackwater would likely be permitted to try anything--no holds barred--to put a vise grip on the net without shutting it down! Nimmo sizes up our present cyber-dilemma, "the cyber terror narrative was contrived in large part to demonize the alternative media and manufacture consensus for physical attacks on ideological enemies. The global elite are perturbed by the popularity of the electronic medium invented by the Pentagon and initially deployed as a surveillance mechanism. The plan went awry, however, when activists turned the medium into a highly effective activism and informational tool." The internet provides an effective forum for communications that still lies beyond the grip of corporate censorship and control!

Does a digital Blackwater represent the next way station on the road to an internet 9/11? The resemblance of the two men in the picture you ask? They both impress as ciphers! What about a bumper sticker for the masses? Global elite want a free and open internet (or they'll have to leave the house for xxx-purchases)!

wikileaks: a big dangerous US government con job

William Engdahl provides, perhaps, the best summation of America's plight in a recent article and podcast. In last month's article, "Wikileaks--a Big Dangerous US Government Con Job," Engdahl's observations are chillingly apt. Wikileaks is too well-scripted to be true. Bradley Manning, the alleged leaker, had impossible access and his leaked material's content is not "top secret". Manning is, now, incarcerated and incommunicado - all too convenient. Once, the 250,000 leaked pages reached Julian Assange and Wikileaks, "Assange decides to selectively choose several of the world’s most ultra-establishment news media to exclusively handle the leaking job for him...The New York Times even assigned one of its top people, David E. Sanger to control the release of the Wikileaks material... sits as a member of the elite Council on Foreign Relations as well as the Aspen Institute Strategy Group..." observes Engdahl.

The clear conclusion of the article is, "but for anyone who has studied the craft of intelligence and of disinformation, a clear pattern emerges in the Wikileaks drama. The focus is put on selected US geopolitical targets...".  F William Engdahl sees right through the entire operation. "The Wikileaks is a big and dangerous US intelligence Con Job which will likely be used to police the Internet." You may catch today's Deadline Live interview of Engdahl here, which makes a great audio companion to the article!