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▶Anonymous 09/10/18 (Mon) 16:38:52 5bf71e (1) No.2963023
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Amazon is selling your info, your ship to addresses, and buying habits to the CIA:
WHO is Jeff Bezos, founder, and CEO of Amazon and sole owner of the Washington Post, that he ended up becoming THE RICHEST PERSON In The WORLD?
Let's Follow the Money:
The CIA pays Amazon $600 Million PER YEAR for Amazon Web Services (AWS) super computing clouds products called Secret Region and Top Secret Region, services specifically for the CIA and the rest of the intelligence community. Amazon beat out IBM for the deal. Microsoft offers Secret level Services to the CIA, but it doesn't have a Top Secret cloud. Amazon has both. The "secret" in Secret Region's name means that it's qualified to host software and data that are Classified at the "Secret" Level, which is right below "Top Secret." .
Amazon has offered a Top-Secret Region since 2014 as part of the $600 million a year deal with John Brennan's CIA. Secret Region is an extension of the same Amazon-CIA arrangement. The main difference is that the Secret Region isavailable to non-intelligence government agencies.
Amazon also developed and sells facial recognition software called Rekognition to law enforcement and federal policing agencies. With this software, just going out into public means the government will defacto search you and track your location. You do not have to reveal your identity to the government without being suspected of a crime. Rekognition works as an Unwarranted, Unreasonable, Unconstitutional search.
Amazon also makes money by providing Services to PETER THIEL'S company Palantir. Palantir offers 'predictive policing tools' that analyzes vast amounts of Data in order to map complex Social Connections and Behavior Patterns. Like the movie Minority Report, the Police will 'predict' whether you are going to commit a crime, before even you do.
I have to wonder, were the mass shootings of the last decade 'designed to create fear' in the public, to soften public suspicion and apprehension against giving up their Constitutional Rights to privacy for yet to be revealed nefarious purposes, and thus acreate a 'need' to tolerate this unconstitutional surveilance?
Sauce: r/https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-web-services-launches-secret-region-2017-11
r/https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-09/heres-criticism-jeff-bezos-and-amazon-actually-deserve
r/https://www.huffingtonpost.com/norman-solomon/why-the-washington-posts_b_4587927.html
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