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    Saturday, June 18, 2011

    How to change ISI




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    It is our intention to expose ISI personnel
    criminal activities until ISI becomes a 
    protector of the Pakis or is disbanded.


    The ISI sufferers from an inferiority complex,
    And is overly sensitive to criticism.
    Easily humiliated and fears bad press.


    Many Pakis remain supportive to ISI
    no matter what they do, the ISI has
    an exemplary record in protecting Pakistan.
    But at some point the ISI psyche was warped,
    and it became acceptable for ISI to kill its own
    people. 


    There is evidence of Serial murder,Psychopath. working with in ISI
    http://warintel.blogspot.com/2011/06/paradigm-intel-saleemshahzads-assassin.html



    70 reporters murdered and ISI has not caught
    even One perp, maybe cause they are the assassins?#SaleemShahzad's Leads Investigation - Internet Anthro Intel Public Wiki




    ISI is a remarkable Intelligence agency,
    one of the smallest and most remarkable in the far East.
    It has been run by some Geniuses, doing so much
    with so little, but it has gone astray.
    It has one of the hardest charters in the world.
    On one hand dealing with tribesmen who reject
    the Paki government and would kill Government 
    interlopers for even visiting. Multiple languages,
    religions and religious fanatics, complicate the mission
    to no end.
    And a kindred, related enemy of their own home grown
    proxy army of irregulars, raiding into Pakistan from Afghan.


    And one of the biggest Nuclear arsenals in the ME or Europe.


    On the other hand an ally USA the biggest and most powerful
    Military in the world, who spend more than the top 20 most
    powerful Militarys in the World combined.


    And the US has violated Pakistan sovereignty illegally,
    but for good reason ( I didn't say 'leagal' reason ) leading to 
    the death of the world's most wanted terrorist, OBL...
    Personally I think this should be forgiven, a small Paki
    sacrifice to remove the worst of the worst of the
    terrorists, the MacDaddy. May he Burn in Hell.


    This paradigm has developed from a complicated set
    of circumstances, Pakis proxy irregular army Paki Taliban
    raiding into Afghan from Paki sanctuary's.


    While the ISI cannot completely control their Taliban
    they can and do influence them.


    The US has resorted to attacking the raiding Taliban
    coming from Paki by attacking them with Drones.


    And the Pakistan Army and ISI feels they need this
    irregular Taliban army to defend themselves against 
    India. And thats another whole history.


    So it has become a battle of not of laws, but expediency.


    US fears another 911, launched from Pakistan or Afghanistan,
    Mumbai promoted shadows of 911 all over again and the 
    discovery of ISI's connections to the attack on India
    cracked the US / Paki trust on the American side.


    Taking out OBL without giving Paki notice cracked
    the trust on the Paki side.


    Pakistan has a point US has abandoned Pakistan
    3 or 4 times before, and you can't trust the
    American GOP. And this is an issue US must over
    come, US will not abandon Paki again.


    And the Pakistan Mil / ISI are involved in 
    Illegal criminal insurgent operations.


    But there are reasons both must work this
    out.


    Our concern is ISI killing Paki civilians and
    reporters.


    To hold ISI accountable for extra-judicial
    killings and abuse of process and threats
    against reporters.


    And provide evidence of Treason, killing Pakistanis.


    And are willing to request assistance from
    Anonymous and Lulzsec if needed.
    We have connections to both.


    ISI has demonstrated remarkable incompetence 
    or culpability in the case of OBL.
    Either way ISI is a failure.


    ISI's connection to the Mumbai attack is undeniable.
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Mumbai Internet Chase


    And ISI's paradigm of "defense in depth" employing
    and supporting the Taliban has Put Pakistan civilians in 
    harms way, resulting in many deaths.


    It is not our objective to attack ISI, just provide 
    the Civilian Government and Pakistan people with
    evidence of ISI treason, and leave it to them.
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: ISI guilty of TREASON


    We will deploy operations against ISI if they
    undertake extra judicial killings against the 
    civilian powers, civilians or reporters.




    ISI - Internet Anthro Intel Public Wiki



    Three previous army chiefs—military dictators Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, and Pervez Musharraf—were forced to step down in part because they had lost the confidence of the powerful corps commanders, a group of about a dozen top generals that defers to the chief but nonetheless operates in a largely consensual manner. Ayub and Yahya both lost wars against India, in 1965 and 1971 respectively. (Though in strictly military terms the 1965 war was a stalemate, the Pakistani army viewed it as a defeat.) Musharraf was eased out after a protest movement by lawyers—amplified by a feisty media that Musharraf himself had fostered—made him so unpopular that the army began to lose face as an institution for backing him.


    What does this mean for Kayani? There’s no question that his reputation, and that of the army, has taken a battering over the past six weeks. The bin Laden raid was followed by an audacious assault by Islamist militants on PNS Mehran, a naval base in Karachi, and the murder of a prominent Pakistani journalist, Saleem Shahzad, allegedly by agents from the army’s intelligence wing, Inter-Services Intelligence. (The ISI denies killing Shahzad.) Many of Pakistan’s most prominent journalists and writers are publicly blaming the army for bringing the country to its present pass. Some accuse it of being inept (Abbottabad, PNS Mehran), others of being malignant as well (the Shahzad murder).
    On going team investigation into the Shahzad assassination:
    http://warintel11.wetpaint.com/page/%23SaleemShahzad%27s+Leads+Investigation


    But what appears to have angered the powerful generals most is the lack of trust displayed by the unilateral raid — and the strategic vulnerability that it exposed.

    Pakistan’s army chiefs are deposed by fellow generals, not
    by civilian governments, or its people.


    At some point the Military/ ISI accepted the killing of reporters
    as a measure of protecting their reputations.


    Rather than admitting errors, mistakes and short comings they
    kill and intimidate reporters and the Paki people.
    And this policy was co opted to cover corruption and dealings
    with insurgents and criminal and terrorist activities.


    The Pakistan Military and ISI have made themselves
    vulnerable, thats why they kill reporters. Which in turn
    makes them more vulnerable.


    Exposing ISI to the light of day, will change them,
    will get the Military Generals to force ISI to change.
    The Paki Generals are after all Pakistani,
    and BAD PRESS creates changes.
    Exposure leads to loss in confidence, loss of FACE.
    Which the Paki Military respond to.
    ISI investigation:
    http://warintel11.wetpaint.com/page/ISI


    The people have the power to change ISI,
    we hope to provide the legal ammunition.


    Sourced from:
    http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2011/06/16/pentagon-watching-fate-of-pakistani-general/
    http://blog.american.com/2011/06/a-colonel%E2%80%99s-coup-in-pakistan/
    http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2077838,00.html#ixzz1Pdl2h9O5
    http://blog.american.com/2011/06/a-colonel%E2%80%99s-coup-in-pakistan/


    Pakistani reporters and investigators are KEY to a better safer stronger
    Pakistan.
    :"If I hold back and don't do my job,
    I might as well just make tea"
    Ask your self: "ARE YOU MAKING TEA?"


    Everything you wanted to know about ISI
    Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence - C-SPAN Video Library: http://cs.pn/mygG2W


    Help us bring ISI back to its TRUE GREATNESS,
    PROTECTING THE PAKI PEOPLE NOT KILLING THEM.
    INFORM.






    Gerald
    War Anthropologist


    We welcome Informants, SPYS, TTP,Taliban members,ISI. Secure,encrypted,cloaked com channel set up 4 U 


    Group Project  Co D:  Counter propaganda, anti-corruption,Pro-Reporters,Pro-democratic Pakistan 


    Welcome patroits:"S" wing members, ISI. Weary of killing Pakis?Encrypted,cloaked com channel set up 4 U  


    #Pakistan has gone 18 days without ISI killing a reporter, G 


    WHO KILLED  inform: 
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    Friday, June 17, 2011

    Cyber Attacks catastrophe pending



    Security WARNING: CYBER ATTACKS becoming 
    logarithmic in frequency, approaching disaster 
    proportions, catastrophe pending, G


    Its been argued Lulzsec isn't an Uber hacker, 
    OK, WHAT IF THEY WERE? Sec on WWW is 
    abysmal, Where are the standards? G


    Proofs of concept:
    waiting to merge.


    Not expecting Stuxnet used by someone else,
    but Jr. Son of Stuxnet to be deployed by bad guys.



    Stuxnet: Anatomy of a Computer Virus from Patrick Clair on Vimeo.




    ..

    And here it comes:
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: LulzSec Paradigm.

    WhiteHouse not prepared:
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: White House confused on Cyber ...

    LulzSec so far has been fairly benign, they haven't declared war, or attacked Utilities, but they provide a proof of concept demonstration, hiding in public & untouchable. G
    Inability of CIA, NSA, FBI and Mil to track bad guys.

     Concerned About Terrorists'  Capabilities,, as Gov't lags behind in cyber fight .


    FBI asst. director;cyber division“Given enough money,time,resources,THEY can access any system. Co.s need to understand that.”


    Map of attacks and details here:
    http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/interactive/2011/06/201161722044378652.html?utm_content=news_AJEContentFireHose&utm_campaign=socialflowtest&utm_source=twitter&utm_term



    Gerald
    War Anthropologist
    Tactical Internet Systems analyst.
    Ad magnum

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    Wednesday, June 15, 2011

    ISI guilty of TREASON

    ISI disgraces Pakistan.


    Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI
    Also known as Insurgent Support Institute.


    Well known for killing reporters, 74 dead to date.
    Preliminary Saleem Shahzad Assassination Investiga...


    Report leads on Shahzad murder here:
    http://warintel11.wetpaint.com/page/%23SaleemShahzad's+Leads+Investigation


    Lower ranking officers involved in OBL support
    in living on Paki Mil base.
    Standard operating procedure, to allow
    Gen. Officer to deny knowledge.
    Read Mullen's  carefully worded statement.


    According to ISI they were just incompetent.
    Missed OBL living on Mil base for 5 yrs.
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: ISI waving the Taliban Flag


    WHY does the Paki Military, ISI make foreign policy?
    And not the Civilian Government?


    And the Mil makes the laughable claim that
    the Civilian Gov is Supreme.
    If  Civilian Gov Supreme, Why is ISI leaking intel to Insurgents? Is ISI running things? Making foreign policy?  


    Sydney Morning Herald: Pakistani intelligence, ISI 'tipped off' insurgents - 


    CIA chief met with Paki Army head and ISi head, NOT Pakistan pres. Guess that tells us who is running the country and where the power is, G


    Definitive proof ISI involved in Mumbai
    massacre. 
    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Mumbai Internet Chase


    Lashkar-e-Taiba, or LeT Working with ISI on
    Mumbai attack:

    10 LeT operatives arrived on India’s coastline in rubber speedboats. They injected themselves periodically with a mix of cocaine and LSD calibrated to keep them energized and awake for what lay ahead: a three-day, nonstop stream of gunfire and explosions that shook Mumbai.

    The young men had trained for the operation months in advance in an LeT camp and had been supported, in part at least, by Pakistani ISI authorities. They attacked, shot, blew up, burned, tortured, and finally killed almost 200 people of 10 nationalities.

    At first Pakistan’s government denied any involvement by its citizens. But faced with a mass of evidence — phone calls, e-mails, the confession of the lone surviving attacker — Pakistan relented and made a few half-hearted arrests of low-level terrorist associates. Otherwise, LeT remained untouched and largely unknown. It hardly went underground, though; to this day, it maintains a massive headquarters in the Lahori suburbs with almost 200 acres that includes a mosque, a madrassa, and a farm. Well known to ISI.


    In the days after the Mumbai bombings, investigators from the U.S. and India sprinted along the electronic trail left by the bombers and found LeT’s list of potential targets. Mumbai was one of more than 300, not just in India but scattered throughout the Western world. Authorities never released the target list, but arrests in Denmark and Spain appeared to be linked. The investigation illustrated how far apart the ideologies of America’s and Pakistan’s security services had drifted. Former allies against the Soviets had become something murkier. And now Lashkar-e-Taiba, it turned out, had global ambitions.

    Director of National Intelligence and United States Navy Admiral, Dennis C. Blair, told U.S. senators that the Pakistani state and army meanwhile draw clear distinctions among different militant groups.[54] While there are links between the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban, they appear to be sufficiently distinct for the Pakistani military and ISI to treat them very differently.[55]American officials said that the S Wing of the Pakistani ISI provided direct support to three major groups carrying out attacks in Afghanistan: the Afghan Taliban based in Quetta, Pakistan, commanded by Mullah Muhammad Omar; the militant network run by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar; and a different group run by the guerrilla leader Jalaluddin Haqqani, all considered a strategic asset by Pakistan in contrast to the TTP run by Hakimullah Mehsud, which has engaged the Pakistani army in combat.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tehrik-i-Taliban_Pakistan


    Tehrik-i Taliban Pakistan Statement Eulogizes Usama bin Laden




    ISI insulted CIA didn't alert them to OBL raid, New cooperation: and then ISI informs insurgent bomb factory of pending raid.


    Can  Civilian Government bring Military& ISI under Civilian control?Killing Reporters,tipping off Insurgents,ISI guilty of TREASON?


    When will Pakistan bring ISI under control, or disband them?
    Put them on trail for Treason?


    Paki Mil defense in depth using Taliban paradigm idiocy.




    Gerald
    War Anthropologist


    Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: IATT Cyber capabilities
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