[sacw] Stand Up For The Freedom To Exchange Information!

[Harsh Kapoor]

Please pass this on:

http://www.wodip.opole.pl/~laslo/Echelon-links.html

STAND UP FOR THE FREEDOM TO EXCHANGE INFORMATION!

We the monitored have decided to stand up against the very real, very
intrusive, and
ultimately oppressive global surveillance system known as Echelon. Echelon
is a vast
mainframe set up by the New World Disorder in order to monitor the world's
electronic
communications for subversive keywords. Every time you send someone an
email with
keywords like
"revolution" and "hacktivism" [for instance], Echelon's computers make a
note of it. If
you forward emails with regularity with words on Echelon's extensive
keyword list, you may
be marked for human "hands-on" monitoring.

On October 21, 1999 , netizens around the globe are implored to send out at
least one
email with at about 50 keyword words. Please do not send hundreds of
keywords in one
e-mail, as the systems can be programmed to ignore communications with too
high (or too
low) a reading / score. There isn't any need to write a cohesive paragraph
or sentence.
Echelon's computers does not understand language. It only knows to look for
certain words.
By doing this we can at least temporarily jam the global surveillance system.

This day of action will be timed to precede Stop Police Brutality Day by
one day so that
emails about actions can be sent out with little scrutiny due to what will
already be an
enormous workload for Echelon.

Now is a chance for anyone, regardless of computer expertise, to become an
instant
hacktivist - best of all, no software is needed [other than your regular
email program].

Of course, feel free to conduct such subversiveness any time. The larger
Echelon's
workload, the more free our speech!

After October 21, we ask global netizens to carry on sending lists of
Echelon keywords
with all your normal, regular, innocent? e-mails.
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/smilinks/thirdeye.html

Here is a list of code words apparently used by 'security forces'
[specifically it seems
the US National Security Agency who operate Menwith Hill] to sift out
messages which they
think they might find interesting. It seems they identify individuals and
addresses they
are interested in and filter messages to and from these particular targets
rather than
sifting through vast amounts of any old national and international
communications. So
unless you are a target you presumably won't be spied on. However, you
might consider
adding some of these words to your e-mails, faxes and even phone calls on
the off chance
that you might be helping to clog up Big Brothers machinery.

If you're looking for Richard Tomlinson's list of 116 MI6 agents go to
http://jya.com/mi6-list.htm

This information was gathered from
http://www.dis.org/erehwon/spookwords.html where the
words are set into the
HTML code which makes up the pages and can be viewed by looking up the
source code via
your browser menu controls.
http://www.dis.org/erehwon/echelon.html

Here's text from the site followed by the "spookwords".

I started collecting 'spook words' after hearing about a rumour that the major
intelligence agencies would scan messages
floating around on the Internet looking for something interesting, This is
why some
paranoid folks say the Internet is so slow, The NSA says that they don't,
but that's what
the NSA would say. Another rumour to the story is that the NSA and all
those other three
lettered agencies just don't have the bandwidth to look at all those
messages, and that it
is all those people
farting around watching Bugs Bunny on Real Audio from work sucking down all
that
bandwidth.

There may be some truth to the rumours, digital wiretaps have been done on
the Internet
before looking for particular words used by criminal hackers and industrial
spies with a
few messages that weren't related to the case were captured and
disseminated. Also back in
the late 1980's, New Zealand's largest intelligence agency, and the GCSB
joined in with
other Western allies to spy on most of the world's telephone, telex, and e-mail
communications, with the ECHELON system.

All of these words have been collected using open sources, (books, online,
seminars,
conventions, broadcasts, movies,
etc...) I recently found a new source for possible spook words at the
http://www.acronymfinder.com Acronym Finder, and you can also find out the
meanings for
most of these words, But I am always looking for more. Mail me if you have
any [check the
site for the address].

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