Pokemon Go is linked to the CIA? Players, beware!

Strange as this may sound, conspiracy researchers online have said that the smartphone game app Pokemon Go is linked to the CIA - if so, then it's no surprise that governments have backdoors to many of the computer and smartphone applications that we are using right now. Crazed Pokemon fans, beware! - FUA

The ‘augmented reality’ mobile game Pokémon Go, which uses the player’s smartphone camera to ‘add’ Pokémon to real-world locations, has ties to the CIA.

The developer of Pokémon Go, Niantic, Inc., was founded by John Hanke, who previously received funding from the CIA’s venture capital firm In-Q-Tel to develop what eventually became Google Earth.

In-Q-Tel was once described as an “independent strategic investment firm that identifies innovative technology solutions to support the missions of the U.S. Intelligence Community.”

It’s easy to see why the CIA would have an interest in the software behind Pokémon Go; the game utilizes the player’s camera and gyroscope to display an image of a Pokémon as though it were in the real world, such as the player’s apartment complex or workplace bathroom.

Read for more - Truth Movement News

George Soros Money Behind “FTP” and “Black Lives Matter”

Well we followed the money to how Black Lives Matter came into being, and the money trail led to George Soros, one of the people of the international banking cartel. BLM is just a psyop movement, a mind game to put one human up against another. Whatever happens after the Dallas shootings of those cops, do not turn on each other. The primary enemy are those whose faces that are not yet to be seen by the public. - FUA

(Washington Times) There’s a solitary man at the financial center of the Ferguson protest movement. No, it’s not victim Michael Brown or Officer Darren Wilson. It’s not even the Rev. Al Sharpton, despite his ubiquitous campaign on TV and the streets.

Rather, it’s liberal billionaire George Soros, who has built a business empire that dominates across the ocean in Europe while forging a political machine powered by nonprofit foundations that impacts American politics and policy, not unlike what he did with MoveOn.org.

Mr. Soros spurred the Ferguson protest movement through years of funding and mobilizing groups across the U.S., according to interviews with key players and financial records reviewed by The Washington Times.

In all, Mr. Soros gave at least $33 million in one year to support already-established groups that emboldened the grass-roots, on-the-ground activists in Ferguson, according to the most recent tax filings of his nonprofit Open Society Foundations.

Read for more - The Refuge

Global Elite Begin Barricading Site of Bilderberg 2016

As always, the elites beef up their security at their Bilderberg meetings, including this one. - FUA

Guardian journalist Charlie Skelton tweeted a pic of the cordon going up around the building Monday, where some 150 world leaders, heads of state, technological figures and journalists are set to meet later this week.

German paper Mitteldeutsche Zeitung (mz-web.de) reports the elite will also be erecting a “high fence” left over from a G7 meeting of finance ministers which took place at the hotel over a year ago.

Security at this year’s secretive meeting is expected to be tight, with the City of Dresden establishing a large “security restricted area” around the hotel starting at noon on Wednesday, June 8 til 4PM Sunday, June 12.

“During this time, demonstrations in the field are completely banned,” reports Mopo24.de. “The ‘formation of crowds with more than 15 people is forbidden.'”

An official list of this year’s participants and meeting topics have yet to be released.

Foreign newspapers, however, are reporting on an assortment of
invited guests, including Free State of Saxony Prime Minister Stanislaw
Tillich, former European Commission President José Manuel Barroso, and NATO Secretary Jens Stoltenberg.

As well, “The heads of Google, Shell, BP and Deutsche Bank will be there,” according to Skelton, “and Brexit will be top of the agenda.”

Infowars reporters will be on the ground at the venue throughout the week.

from PrisonPlanet.com

Another Frustrating Abuse of Your Rights – But This Time It’s Not By The NSA

Did you know that the FBI had an interest in call phone spying? Seems the NSA wasn't the only agency that has been tracking cell phone calls from people around the world. -  FUA

The National Security Administration (NSA) is on my short list of Federal agencies that need to be completely disbanded and disappear. They overstep the Constitution with everything that they do. Unfortunately, however, they are not the only group that seems to think that it’s okay to break the law “to protect us.”

This time the story isn’t about the NSA; it’s about the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). In December 2012, the FBI ordered state and local law enforcement organizations to keep quiet about FBI surveillance of mobile phones. This requirement is still in effect.

Basically, your local police departments are not allowed to tell you that the FBI can both listen to your mobile phone calls and track you based on your mobile phone’s signal.

Read for more - Survival Institute

Breaking: Mayor’s Office In Houston Shut Down VAXXED

What is it about the film VAXXED that has the Powers That Be on edge? Plus, you have Twitter users saying that conspiracy films should have no place at film festivals - that's uncalled for.  Just continue to wait for the sky to fall. - FUA

By John Rappoport

THE MAYOR’S OFFICE DID IT.

The film Vaxxed, exposing criminal fraud at the CDC and the CDC’s concealment of a link between the MMR vaccine and autism, was shut down in Houston. Locked out 2 days ago.

It was supposed to open at the Worldfest Houston International Film Festival, but Hunter Todd, the head of the Festival, admitted in writing that “high government officials” in Houston had threatened the Festival—so Vaxxed was axed.

Now I have confirmation that it was the Houston Mayor’s office that did the deed. The threat was about $$. The city government supports the Festival with grants. Show the film—no grants.

More censorship.

Read more here - Activist Post

U.S. targeting ISIS with cyberattacks of their own

Seems the U.S. is just preventing ISIS from communicating over the Internet, with cyberattacks of their own. The internet as we know it is militarized. - FUA

The U.S. is aggressively targeting ISIS in cyberspace, attempting to halt the group's ability to communicate electronically, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Thursday.

His comments build on those from earlier this week when, for the first time, the Department of Defense admitted to an active offensive cyberspace mission.

"There is no reason why these guys ought to be able to command and control their forces," Carter said Thursday morning at a Microsoft-sponsored event in Seattle.

Drawing a parallel with the use of more conventional tools of warfare like missiles, Carter said the attacks are intended to hit the heart of ISIS operations.

"We’re using cyber in Iraq and Syria the same way," he said. "Black these guys out. Make them doubt their communications, make it impossible for them to dominate and tyrannize the population in the territory they are and just whack away with this as we are whacking away with everything else. We have to put an end to this fast."

The DOS first disclosed its cyberwar operation against ISIS earlier this week, when Carter hinted that one tool being used was a denial-of-service attack. The DOD was trying "to overload their network so that they can't function," he said.

Read for more - PCWorld

Ukraine power outage caused by cyberattack

Sounds like one of Ukraine’s power company systems were not fully on a closed network (intranet). These hacks are prevented if they were not accessible over the Internet. - FUA

A "synchronized and coordinated" cyberattack in December left parts of western Ukraine without power, US officials have confirmed.

The cyberattack, which left more than 225,000 customers in the dark two days before Christmas last year, was caused by remote intrusions at three regional electric power distribution companies, according to a report by Homeland Security.

Hackers thought to be associated with a Russian hacking group are said to have used malware to attack and destroy data on hard drives, and then flooding phone lines with a denial-of-service attack.

Ukraine's energy ministry also suggested earlier this month that the attack was linked to hackers based in Russia, falling short of outright accusing the Kremlin of orchestrating the attack.

Relations between the two counties stand fraught after Russia annexed the Crimean peninsula in March 2014 amid an escalation of violence in the country.

Homeland Security did not speculate on who was behind the attack, but noted that its assessment was based on interviews with six organizations impacted by the blackout pending a further technical analysis.

According to the report:

"The cyber-attack was reportedly synchronized and coordinated, probably following extensive reconnaissance of the victim networks. According to company personnel, the cyber-attacks at each company occurred within 30 minutes of each other and impacted multiple central and regional facilities. During the cyber-attacks, malicious remote operation of the breakers was conducted by multiple external humans using either existing remote administration tools at the operating system level or remote industrial control system (ICS) client software via virtual private network (VPN) connections. The companies believe that the actors acquired legitimate credentials prior to the cyber-attack to facilitate remote access.

All three companies indicated that the actors wiped some systems by executing the KillDisk malware at the conclusion of the cyber-attack. The KillDisk malware erases selected files on target systems and corrupts the master boot record, rendering systems inoperable. It was further reported that in at least one instance, Windows-based human-machine interfaces (HMIs) embedded in remote terminal units were also overwritten with KillDisk. The actors also rendered Serial-to-Ethernet devices at substations inoperable by corrupting their firmware. In addition, the actors reportedly scheduled disconnects for server Uninterruptable Power Supplies (UPS) via the UPS remote management interface. The team assesses that these actions were done in an attempt to interfere with expected restoration efforts."

The report noted that BlackEnergy malware was found on the networks of each of the three companies, which were delivered through specifically-targeted spearphishing emails containing malicious Microsoft Office attachments.

The attackers may have used that initial attack to gain user credentials to the impacted systems, but the report warned the information was still under review.

An earlier study showed that 82 percent of vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office can be mitigated by removing administrative access to the computer.