U.S. Mercenary Group Carried Out San Bernardino Attack: Says former NSA and CIA Contractor

The San Bernardino killing has become more than controversial and already many are questioning the FBI and US official stance on the killing. Already people are questioning the pictures of a handcuffed man lying dead, claimed to be the shooter.

The official narrative is that last Wednesday, Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 29, stormed a holiday party in San Bernardino, California, shooting and killing 14 people and injuring 21 others. This marks the deadliest mass shooting in the US in three years.

However, a Steven D Kelley, former NSA and CIA contractor is of the opinion that he has to come clean about the San Bernardino shooting, which he says did not happen the way the media and law enforcement are claiming.

Instead of the couple of Pakistani original, Steven D Kelley say mercenaries from the Craft International, a tactical training company for the US military, are the ones who carried out a “false flag operation” in San Bernardino, California.

Kelley said in an interview with Iran’s Press TV on Tuesday that the San Bernardino shooting “is just one in a long string of false flag events that I am afraid to say are not over.”

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FBI 'interviews' General Petraeus for divulging classified info

FBI is after the retired US army General and former CIA director Petraeus to ascertain as to what extent he has divulged classified info during his affair with biographer, Paula Broadwell. 

Broadwell was granted unfettered access to Petraeus as she worked on his biography

It may be recalled that general's extramarital dalliance plunged him into the spotlight last fall and ultimately lead him to resign from the Agency in November. His fall from grace seemed like something scripted for Hollywood with characters straight out of Central Casting. 

Since he stepped down from his post at the CIA on November 9, he has kept a low profile but just last week the repentant official publicly addressed his shortcomings and asked for forgiveness. 

Speaking at dinner at the University of Southern California on March 26, he stated how much he regretted the pain he caused his friends and family.

The current investigation is believed to focus on whether Broadwell had access to classified information or state secrets as a result of her relationship with Petraeus. 

However, Petraeus has reportedly told officials that he did not share classified information with his mistress.

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FBI joins LinkedIn investigation

LinkedIn is working with the FBI as the social network for job seekers and professionals investigates the theft of 6.4 million member passwords, the company said on Thursday.

The company does not know of any accounts that were taken over as a result of the security violations, according to LinkedIn spokesperson Hani Durzy.

However, a spokesperson with the FBI declined to comment.

LinkedIn is still in the early stages of the investigation. Durzy said it was not yet determined whether the email addresses that corresponded to the hacked passwords were also stolen.

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NASA scientist jailed for 13 years for offering to sell state secrets to Israel

A former government space scientist has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after admitting he tried to sell space and defence secrets to Israel in what turned out to be an FBI sting operation.

Appearing in federal court in a prison jumpsuit yesterday, Stewart Nozette said he was 'paying for a fatal lack of judgment.'

Nozette had high-level security clearances during decades of government work on science and space projects at NASA, the Energy Department and the National Space Council in President George H.W. Bush's administration.

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Revealing Steve Jobs FBI File

While Steve Jobs' contributions to Apple and making of iPhones are lauded all over the world and that his tragic death softened many's hearts, there is more to Jobs' secret life as made public by FBI.

the Federal Bureau of Investigation's 191-page file on Steve Jobs, released Thursday, reveals numerous lively details about the Apple co-founder's personal life and professional past, as recounted to FBI agents by his colleagues, neighbors and friends.

The document confirms much of what is already known about Jobs, including his drug use, spartan lifestyle and the intense managerial style that created friction between him and some of his colleagues. 

FBI document also sheds light on Jobs' relationship with the government, revealing that he was given top secret clearance between 1988 and 1990 and was being considered by President George H. W. Bush's administration for a position on the president's Export Council. 

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FBI says Mullah Omar never figured in its most wanted list

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Afghan-Taliban's secretive head Mullah Omar's name has been "quietly removed" from the FBI's list of most wanted terrorists, Pakistani media has claimed.

The news has prompted the FBI to clarify that he had never figured in its list. Mullah Omar, who ruled Afghanistan during the Taliban regime in mid-90s, was never on the FBI's most wanted list but continued to be on a list of the State Department, which has declared "up to USD 10 million" on his head. "So there is no question of him being removed from our list," said a spokesman for FBI, which maintains a list of most wanted terrorists responsible for attacks inside the US.

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