We Have It All. No Such Agency Officially known as The Cipher Bureau, it was America's first peacetime organization dedicated to code breaking. Located in New York City and disguised behind a public-facing  commercial code company  , its existence was a highly-secret affair that was jointly funded by the State Department and the US Army. Throughout the 1920's, the bureau cracked thousands of diplomatic messages. Most notably,  it intercepted and deciphered  the communications of Great Britain and Japan during the Washington Naval Conference in 1921. "Yardley's team had a major success when it broke the Japanese diplomatic code and learned of the Japanese government's instructions to its ambassadors,"  Stimson's reaction was immediate and violent. Branding the Black Chamber highly illegal, he at once directed that all its State Department funds be cut off. Since the Chamber was now getting almost its entire support from the State Department, that mean instant doom.  That attitude didn't hold for long, of course. The codebreaking was back in full swing during World War II and beyond, and even at present, the NSA targets  friendly and foe embassies  alike. The confirmation of that fact set off a firestorm of criticism from allies after it was revealed by ex-NSA contractor Edward Snowden. Out of a job in the midst of the Great Depression, Yardley wrote a tell-all memoir of his time secretly breaking codes, called "The American Black Chamber." The NSA's museum described its being published because of a "loophole" in the law, but in reality, there was absolutely no legal precedent to stop the book from coming out. Though the US government certainly tried. As Bamford notes, it considered prosecution or outright suppression of the book, but ultimately these avenues were rejected since there was no legal standing to go on.  It was  published  in 1931. A  law  that closed the "loophole" and prevented any further secrets from being revealed was passed two years later.   https://www.businessinsider.com/nsa-black-chamber-2016-5 But the agency isn’t a stranger to intelligence leakers, and it isn’t really news that the NSA has been spying on people here in our own country. As a matter of fact, that’s precisely their job, and has been since President Harry Truman ordered the NSA into existence in 1952. Following the war, President Truman reorganized American signals intelligence under the National Security Agency (NSA) in 1952. In 1957, the NSA moved to Fort Meade in Maryland, where it is still based today. The NSA began as a secret organization, half-jokingly referred to by many as “No Such Agency.” But as the NSA grew to a peak of more than 90,000 employees in 1969–making it the largest intelligence organization in the U.S., if not the world–it became harder to deny its existence. The first wave of controversy surrounding the NSA came in the 1970s. The aftermath of Watergate brought U.S. intelligence agencies under suspicion, and alongside the CIA and the FBI, the NSA became a subject of the U.S. Senate Church Committee investigation in 1975. The committee’s findings exposed the NSA to public scrutiny for the first time. The investigation brought surprising revelations. Since 1945, the NSA had been spying on telegrams entering and leaving the U.S., including the correspondence of American citizens, under a program called Project SHAMROCK. Under Project MINARET, the NSA monitored the communications of civil rights leaders and opponents of the Vietnam War, including targets such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Mohammed Ali, Jane Fonda, and two active U.S. Senators. The NSA had launched this program in 1967 to monitor suspected terrorists and drug traffickers, but successive presidents used it to track all manner of political dissidents. The Church Committee’s findings led Congress to enact the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in 1978, which set guidelines for what the NSA could collect and how they could collect it. No longer could the NSA conduct warrantless surveillance on American citizens; instead, the organization would have to go through a special surveillance court, created by the FISA act. The NSA’s role shifted again following the September 11 terrorist attacks. In 2002, it launched a ‘data mining’ program to compile and sift through electronic transaction data. That same year, President George W. Bush authorized the NSA to monitor the phone calls and emails of American citizens without a warrant from the intelligence court. The New York Times exposed this program in 2005, and under legal doubts and public pressure, Bush ended the warrantless wiretap program in 2007. In June 2013, the NSA returned to the media spotlight when NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed that the agency had been secretly gathering Internet and telephone data on millions of Americans. Snowden also revealed that the U.S. was spying on allied leaders, such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel. http://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2014/04/17/culture/politics/a-brief-history-of-the-nsa.html Buried in the STARGATE section of the CREST release is a letter from Congressman Charlie Rose, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Evaluation, regarding the Intelligence Community’s psychic program. Although short, the letter highlights a concern that was to be repeated by many outside of government for decades - that the program was part of CIA “mind control” activities, where in some cases “the rights of individuals were violated.” According to the letter to the other Committee members, this was the issue that first brought their attention to the matter. The fear wasn’t entirely unjustified, as one program ended at the same time the other began, and the two programs shared some rather infamous personnel. The subject of mind control did come up once during the briefing, in an answer to Congressman Rose. According to the briefing, most of the Soviet Union’s research (allegedly much better funded than the CIA/DIA/NSA/etc. research) was into telepathy and mind control - a recurring theme in briefings and documents on the psychic programs and the “psychic gap.” According to a final note from Congressman Rose, the project was fully supported by the House Standing Intelligence Oversight Committee and the House Armed Service Appropriations Committee. Thanks in part to Congress’s secretive support, these programs were officially kept running at least until the early 1990s.  https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2017/feb/08/senate-worried-psychic-program-was-part-cia-mind-c/ Exclusive: NSA Program Can Target Thoughts of Millions of Targets, Thousands of Americans The National Security Agency has developed the capability to mine the thought patterns of millions of people simultaneously, collection that may involve thousands of Americans, according to the latest disclosure from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. An NSA Powerpoint slide refers to the classified program, code-named "MINDPRISM," as “The Ultimate in Upstream Collection.” A combination of the agency’s most powerful and sophisticated signals intelligence capacities and a new neuroscience program has given the agency the ability to capture communications---before they are even communicated. “NSA can no longer afford to operate at network speed,” the slide reads. “With MINDPRISM, we can stay one step of communication itself. If the target can think it, we can collect it.” At the request of the NSA, Lawfare is withholding both technical details of how MINDPRISM extracts thoughts and information in the Powerpoint slides about who is thinking about what. Broadly speaking, however, the slides describe a program that taps human thought through implants in dental work, beaming thought signals for satellite pickup to NSA’s network of supercomputers. A single implant can capture the thoughts of hundreds of people in the target’s vicinity, including Americans whose thoughts are not specifically targeted but are incidentally collected in large volume through the program. “Some adversaries are frustrating MINDPRISM collection with improvised countersurveillance devices (ICDs) constructed from aluminum foil.” According to the slides, “crude foil ICDs wrapped around the target's cranium can both prevent collection against the target and impede ambient collection against vicinity targets.”  The disclosure of a longstanding, highly intrusive brain-scanning apparatus comes at an especially awkward time for the Obama Administration, which in recent months had sought to reassure anxious allies about NSA eavesdropping. In particular, a recently unveiled White House policy directive had instructed the U.S. intelligence community, before engaging in electronic surveillance, to account for the dignity and privacy of all persons---foreign nationals as well as U.S. citizens. The directive, however, conspicuously omitted reference to mind-scraping in what now appears to be an intentional loophole. https://www.lawfareblog.com/exclusive-nsa-program-can-target-thoughts-millions-targets-thousands-americans NSA mind control and psyops   The following was sent to me by Will Filer . It offers a new explanation for government mind control. Will has stated to me that he is a former consultant to the U.S. National Security Agency and asked me to post this information immediately. He also believes he is in immediate danger because of this information.  This was possible Date: 20 Aug 1999 08:50:21 GMT This link explains all the ways they do it, I was blown away  https://nanobrainimplant.com/2013/04/23/nsa-mind-control-and-psyops-2/ This stuff is really scary with what has been going on Just might make a real tin foil hat :)