Epstein Secrets

US Intelligence Agencies See No Evidence Of Foreign Interference In Mail Ballots, Though Misinformation, Software Concerns Linger. Politico (11/7, Cheney, 4.29M) reports that while Trump in June alleged foreign countries "would surely print 'millions of mail-in ballots' to upend the U.S. election," US

ighboring country the July before, but, the Austrian interior minister said, a communication failure meant Austria clearly failed to act." MI5 chief Ken McCallum "warned last month that the adherents to ISIS ideology number in the tens of thousands, and they must find the few `who at any given moment might b

and are much better for the Country, but the Democrats stick together, the Republicans don't. They don't have the Romney's, Little Ben Sasse's, and Cheney's of the world. ... Unfortunately, we do. Sometimes there are consequences to being ineffective and weak. The voters understand!" Brennan Discusses

requests for comment" on this matter. LAWFUL ACCESS MI5 Head Criticizes Facebook's Encryption Plan. The Telegraph (UK) (5/20, 249K) reports that Ken McCallum, head of Britain's MI5, "has accused Facebook of giving terrorists and other dangerous criminals a 'free pass' by allowing stronger encryption on i

epartment said the radio communication cited by Lofgren was "misquoted" and lacked "full and necessary context." NYTimes Examines GOP's Response To Cheney. The New York Times (4/22, Draper, 20.6M) runs a 6,600-word magazine feature titled "Liz Cheney Vs. MAGA" on how Republicans "turned on" Rep. Liz C

eal to a more diverse range of recruits, something the agency's director said will need to be balanced against the need to operate in the shadows." Ken McCallum, the agency's head, "said 'being more open' is critical to MI5's approach to the 2020s but that does not mean the organization will 'become an open

US Intelligence Agencies See No Evidence Of Foreign Interference In Mail Ballots, Though Misinformation, Software Concerns Linger. Politico (11/7, Cheney, 4.29M) reports that while Trump in June alleged foreign countries "would surely print 'millions of mail-in ballots' to upend the U.S. election," US

ighboring country the July before, but, the Austrian interior minister said, a communication failure meant Austria clearly failed to act." MI5 chief Ken McCallum "warned last month that the adherents to ISIS ideology number in the tens of thousands, and they must find the few 'who at any given moment might b