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After the
end of the Cold War the best code-breaker the US ever had together
with a small team within NSA starts to develop a revolutionary
surveillance program. It can pick up any electronic signal on earth,
filter it for targets, render results in real time and all of it
without invading privacy.
The program
is perfect – except for one detail: it’s too low cost. Therefore
the tax dollar hungry NSA management dumps it – three weeks prior
to 9/11! When in the aftermath of the attack NSA starts its mass
surveillance of Americans, the code-breaker leaves the agency. A
friend takes over and manages to revive the program in early 2002...
One of the
most important stories of the information society that reveals the
inner workings of a politicoeconomic network whose reach goes way
beyond America.
A documentary by Friedrich Moser.
Watch the trailer:
Oncoming
screenings
Place:
Thessaloniki, Greece
Screening
room: JOHN CASSAVETES: Friday, March 18, 2016 - 15:00
Screening
room: STAVROS TORNES: Saturday, March 19, 2016 - 22:30
Friedrich
Moser with Matthieu Lietaert created the 2012 revealing documentary
"The Brussels Business", which is actually a detailed
summary of how the lobbyists came to occupy the EU, imposing the
neoliberal agenda. The one that now destroys Greece and other
countries through memorandums by troika (ECB, IMF, European
Commission).
The Brussels
Business is actually a docu-thriller that dives into the grey zone
underneath European democracy. An expedition into the world of the
15,000 lobbyists in the EU-capital, of the PR-conglomerates, think
tanks and their all embracing networks of power and their close ties
to the political elites.
The
documentary also describes the ongoing struggle of groups of
activists, like those of the Corporate Europe Observatory, to expose the secret procedures
who led to the complete occupation of the European Institutions by
banking/corporate groups of interests at the expense of the real
Democracy in Europe.
Watch the
entire enlightening documentary:
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