In response to a FOIA request seeking the Defense
Intelligence Agency’s records on the Bradley Manning Support Network, it appears that the DIA is monitoring media coverage of the Bradley Manning Support
Network. DIA refusal to release their copies of media coverage makes it
impossible to confirm, but the DIA has been shown to have its own collection of
Bradley Manning Support Network media reports as well as media reports culled from
the NSA and the CIA.
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Showing posts with label DIA. Show all posts
Monday, September 24, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
CIA/ DIA Records on the Bradley Manning Support Network
In response to a FOIA request to the Defense Intelligence
Agency, the CIA’s Open Source Center has released two reports on the media
coverage of the Bradley Manning Support Network. The reports are innocuous in
of themselves. One briefly mentions that a member of the Bradley Manning
Support Network commented on an Al-Jazeera show on the transfer of Bradley
Manning to Fort Leavenworth. The second report contains a comment from a “Martiaan”
who called for another commenter to give a shout-out of support to Bradley Manning
during a planned disruption.
The value of these documents is in the fact they were
referred back to the CIA by the DIA for release. This provides further evidence
that the Defense Intelligence Agency is conducting an investigation of some
kind into the Bradley Manning Support Network.
Friday, July 20, 2012
Defense Intelligence Agency, NSA Monitoring the Bradley Manning Support Network
A recent response by the National Security Agency to a FOIA
request revealed that two of the most powerful intelligence agencies in the
United States are monitoring the Bradley Manning Support Network.
The extent of the monitoring is unknown but in a letter
received today, the NSA revealed that it is tracking, at the very least, media
reports on the Bradley Manning Support Network. In the same letter, the NSA
said that it had received the document from the Defense Intelligence Agency,
which had sent the record back to the NSA in response to a FOIA request
submitted to the DIA for their records relating to the Bradley Manning Support
Network.
Again, it is too early to draw conclusions on the extent of
the monitoring. The NSA and DIA may simply be monitoring media reports to
better prepare for protests, which are occurring at Fort Meade, home of the NSA’s
headquarters.
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