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Subject: Re: {3725} Re: David Slays Goltiah
From: Aguadilla 94-98 <doni..._at_comcast.net>
To: TSCM-L Professionals List <TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com>
The system where retired military officers go to work on the projects
they ran to supplement their beer money (retirement) checks may be the
problem- they have an allegiance to their new civilian masters. The
defense industry has probably been more corrupt this last
Administration- KBR's no -bid morons mis- wiring military barracks and
killing people- over 90% of their work not up to any safety standards
per IG's reports.
This inbreeding where you work on a project, retire, walk out one door
and into another as a civilian is to blame for the bad programs that
continue beyond their usefulness- and junk shoved down the taxpayers'
throat.
On Jun 1, 1:09 pm, SSRM Security and Risk Management
<ss..._at_live.com> wrote:
> As Reginald says there are a number of issues here. DISCLAIMER: I have=
a son in the Coast Guard - a 2nd Class ET - and we have been watching this=
situation for a number of years. The first problem was poor design and =
review, followed by a lack of oversight by the principle agency (USCG) and =
finally non-existant TEMPEST upgrades (hell no TEMPEST at all as far as I c=
an see!)
>
> The crimes here are endangering personnel with boats that do NOT do what =
they are supposed to do, faulty building practices and shoddy planning.
>
> We as tax-payers we need to hold Congress accountable for this process. =
They crawl up others behinds without regard for operational integrity bu=
t miss this. SHAME.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
>
> K. Philip Seavy, CPO
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> > Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 08:41:55 -0700
> > Subject: [TSCM-L] {3725} Re: David Slays Goltiah
> > From: regina..._at_hotmail.com
> > To: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com
>
> > It would seem that there is more than fraud at issue here. The
> > problems with the hulls, engines and propellar shafts is simply a
> > question of money. However, the TEMPEST certification is another
> > matter. John Walker et al. sold the USSR the navy's crypto-keys for a
> > number of years. The soviets were probably reading a lot of the
> > material in virtually 'real time.' The members of that ring are doing
> > serious time in a federal establishment. What is the difference here
> > as to the actions of both the contractors who failed to meet contract
> > standards or the Coast Guard/navy personnel who may have ignored the
> > problem? To the average person not using shielded cable may not seem
> > like a big thing. However, in reality it is almost like a bank
> > employee who is tasked with locking up the bank at night but fails to
> > close the vault, fails to lock the front door and declines to set the
> > alarm systems. IF nothing happened, it would still be grounds for
> > immediate dismissal. If something did happen and funds were stolen,
> > then he could be sued by the bank for recovery on the grounds of his
> > willful negligence. In the case of TEMPEST, they have left secure
> > communication systems open to virtually anyone with a modicum of
> > intelligence and technical equipment. To me, it raises concerns as to
> > why there has been no action by the FBI and/or NCIS(NIS) on the
> > grounds of national security. Which ever way you cut it, it comes off
> > as willful misconduct and perhaps criminal negligence. Whatever the
> > case, it just reminds me of Toshiba. Corporate types who would sell
> > their soul for a dollar or, as alleged, sleeper agents posing as
> > dishonest business types. Either way, they should have been executed.
> > It is ridiculous for people like Martha Stewart and Conrad Black to be
> > doing federal prison time for what was quesionable conduct at worst,
> > while people like those involved with TEMPEST are allowed to walk.
>
> > Reg Curtis
> > .............................
> > On May 31, 12:18 am, "James M. Atkinson" <j..._at_tscm.com> wrote:
> > > Attached you will find a PDF document, of a sealed federal complaint
> > > (that has just been unsealed), which has several major defense
> > > contractors and one military agency scrambling for damage control. It
> > > seems as if David has indeed slain Goliath, and taken the head to
> > > Saul on a pike.
>
> > > Wow, this is hugely damaging to the defense industry, and most
> > > damaging to Lockheed Martin who may end up having to pay the U.S.
> > > Government several billions of dollars due to their fraud, and
> > > executives within the defense industry could go to prison for the
> > > rest of their lives over this.
>
> > > I understand that the case was filed quite some time ago, but that it
> > > was just unsealed last week, and that most of the case has already
> > > been proven in other venues.
>
> > > Procurement fraud and government abuse at it's finest.
>
> > > -jma
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> > > FourthSealedAmendedComplaint.2.16.2009.pdf
> > > 218KViewDownload
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