While waiting to schedule my Toronto townhall meeting, I've had some time to find out how to stop your spamming and internet STALKING.
I have called the CROWN PROSECUTOR in Ontario. A precinct will be taking my EVIDENCE of your IP number(s) and they will issue a WARRANT for your arrest as well as a restraining order against YOU.
Too bad I knew so little of CANADIAN law, OR I'd have posted a WARNING that indeed I am not tolerating your SPAM, your harrassment nor your surley remarks several weeks ago.
I will be posting FURTHER evidence of your stalking on this blog at a later date.
But just you wait, JamesDD/GSB27, I ain't taking anymore of your projected insanity around me anymore without pursuing damages to the full extent of THE LAW.
Virginia Simson
ladybroadoak
August 16, 2008
Open letter to JamesDD, GSB27
February 17, 2008
InfraGard Backgrounder: on CIPAV

The FBI sought approval to use its CIPAV spyware program from the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in terrorism or foreign spying cases, THREAT LEVEL has learned.
Officials processing a Freedom of Information Act request from Wired.com have turned up some 3,000 pages of FBI documents about the CIPAV, according to an FBI FOIA official. They date back to at least 2005. Some 60 - 75 percent of them are internal e-mails. Others are technical documents and legal filings.
Among the legal filings are affidavits submitted by the FBI in other criminal cases, and affidavits submitted to the secretive FISC, a court based in the Justice Department's headquarters that approves surveillance orders and covert entries in cases involving national security, including terrorism probes. The court was created by the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
FISC hearings are closed and the decisions secret.
As first reported by Wired.com, the software, called a "computer and internet protocol address verifier," is designed to infiltrate a suspect's computer and collect various information, including the IP address, Ethernet MAC addresses, a list of open TCP and UDP ports, running programs, operating system type and serial number, default browser, the registered user of the operating system and the last visited URL, among other things.
That information is sent covertly to an FBI computer in Quantico, Virginia. The CIPAV then monitors and reports on all the target's internet use, logging every IP address to which the machine connects.
The FBI's use of the technology surfaced in July when Wired discovered an affidavit in an investigation into a series of high school bomb hoaxes in which the bureau traced the culprit using the program.
An FBI spokeswoman then invited Wired to submit a list of questions about the technology, but hasn't gotten back to us.
While the FBI FOIA official did not remark on the quantity or details of the CIPAV affidavits, it's likely the surveillance requests were granted Through the end of 2004, the court approved 18,761 warrants, and rejected only five. It approved 2,072, in 2005, and 2,181 in 2006, rejecting none. Five were withdrawn before a ruling.
In a rare published opinion in 2002, the court accused the FBI and Justice Department of supplying "erroneous information" in more than 75 affidavits.
It's unclear when Wired.com will see the FOIAed documents, and the FISC affidavits will almost certainly be withheld in their entirety.
Click here for our a list of unanswered questions about the FBI's use of spyware.
See Also:
- Appeals Court Clarifies: Government Spyware Not Protected in Ruling
- FBI Spyware: How Does the CIPAV Work?;
- 'Thank You For Your Interest in the FBI'
- FBI's Magic Lantern Revealed
- FBI's Secret Spyware Tracks Down Teen Who Made Bomb Threats
February 04, 2008
smtp01.mrf.mail.rcn.net .mil This blog and its owner are ALWAYS glad to have browsers and visitors!
A warm welcome to ya newbies!
I can track IP address relatively well at times, and I found that some of my callers at this den of inequity are pretty busy at a conference in .. HAWAII!! You know, that nice big island that is having a storm ..
That storm whose pic I put on the blog and got hit about 15 times in the space of two hours ....??
Well, I have a pretty good idea of the Big Do in Hawaii and I thought I'd send questions along for the chaps. Maybe you could answer me a few of the following questions, as ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW as this blog is so awfully anxious to point out when the going gets fun. You know when there are little mysterious to clear up or things are just so out of whack one wants to know just why.
So greetings to no man's land and perhaps when you troll by you could tell me the following, comments are welcome down below!!:
Could BG Carl A. Strock, when he was in Hawaii, discuss the CIA routing/relay systems.
Was there a particular concern he had with the undersea training; or were the results questionable?
What's the plan after the facility was accessed?
Why no response on these FOIAs? (c'mon! Enquiring minds want to know!!)
Sure you don't want to discuss the Polish language training/ contacts in Eastern Europe?
What was the contingency plan for Zama in re rendition: Is backup, approved?











