Clinton, Bush, Obama consiglieri James P. Chandler III and Chief of Staff John D. Podesta, via the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, sponsored the “Third CPSR Cryptography and Privacy Conference” to gather intelligence with the objective:
“to require that telecommunications manufacturers and service providers redesign their systems to facilitate wiretapping.”
This laid the foundation of Obama’s eventual ICANN give away TREASON (Oct. 01, 2016) & NSA warrantless surveillance.
Attendees: Names highlighted below are some of the attendees who enjoy present day Obama Administration relationships that were required to have been disclosed before any decisions related to ICANN were made on Oct. 01, 2016 where attended Stephen D. Crocker is the chairman.
A couple of watchdogs were in attendance such as NSA whistleblower and author of the Puzzle Palace, James Bamford, and lead scientist and internationally-known data privacy and computer security specialist, Wayne Madsen.
Summary: These attendees fanned out in all directions. They have massively enriched themselves and their military-industrial co-conspirators. The quid pro quo for their enrichment was to give a universal backdoor key to the NSA. Bill & Hillary Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama each facilitated this organized crime.
| Last_Name | First_Name | Organization |
| Adams | Charlotte | FCW (Federal Technology) |
| Adams | John | IEEE Spectrum |
| Autrey | Michael | Privacy Times |
| Baker | Brian | CUA Law School (Catholic University of America) |
| Baker | Stewart | NSA (National Security Agency) |
| Bamford | James | NSA, ABC World News Tonight |
| Banisar | David | CPSR (Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility) |
| Barry | Mikki | Intercon Systems |
| Berman | Jerry | Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) |
| Bidzos | Jim | RSA, Verisign |
| Bieber | Denis | SecurTech |
| Bortnick | Jane | Congressional Research Service |
| Bradford | Martina | AT&T |
| Brennan | John T. | NSA Cyber (Obama) |
| Brooks | Clint | NSA |
| Brown | Reese | Journal of Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence |
| Bryen | Steven | SecurTech |
| Burnham | David | TRAC |
| Camp | Jean | IEEE |
| Casser | Karen | REDACTED |
| Chandler | James | George Washington University, Counsel to IBM, NSA, Leader Technologies |
| Charles | Dan | NPR |
| Chaum | David | DigiCash |
| Cohen | John | House Judiciary Committee |
| Cook | Dan | Department of State |
| Cornley | Sarah | REDACTED |
| Crocker | Steven | TIS (Trusted Information Systems now McAfee); ICANN Chairman; Highlands Group/Forum |
| Crowe | Colin | House Telecomm |
| Dempsey | Jim | House Judiciary Committee |
| Denning | Dorothy | Georgetown University |
| Diffie | Whitfield | Sun Microsystems |
| Einaudi | Mario | CPSR |
| Evans | Woody | US West |
| Farber | David | Upenn |
| Fischer | Addison | Fischer International; Verisign |
| Flaherty | David | Wilson Center |
| Frazier | Greg | House Committee on Intelligence |
| Gellman | Bob | House Government Operations Committee |
| Gilbert | Frank | REDACTED |
| Gilmore | John | Cygnus Support |
| Glasner | Sol | Mitre, The Jason Group |
| Goldman | Janlori | ACLU |
| Goodman | Harry | NPR |
| Guidoboni | Tom | John T. Brennan NSA Cyber |
| Harkins | Ann | Senate Judiciary Committee, Podesta Associates |
| Hendricks | Evan | US Privacy Council |
| Herman | Ezra | BNA |
| Hoffman | Lance | George Washington University |
| Hyland | Paul | CPSR |
| Johnson | David | Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, now Wilmer Hale |
| Kahn | David | Newsday |
| Kallstrom | James K. | FBI |
| Kammer | Ray | NIST |
| Karn | Phil | Qualcomm |
| Kern | Stuart | Department of Treasury, Larry Summers |
| King | Jack | BNA Legal Report |
| Kurz | Rob | House Government Operations Committee |
| Levy | Steven | MacWorld |
| Lin | Herb | National Academy of Sciences |
| Lipner | Steve | Mitre, The JASON Group, Microsoft |
| Madsen | Wayne | Computer Sciences Corp |
| Mailman | Fred | HP |
| Markoff | John | New York Times |
| Martin | Kate | CNSS/ACLU |
| McDonald | Alan | FBI |
| McGee | Kate | Oracle |
| McMullen | John | Newsbytes |
| McNulty | Lynn | NIST |
| Meeks | Brock | Communications Daily |
| Mendelson | Ken | House Judiciary Committee; Stroz Friedberg (SDNY) |
| Messmer | Ellen | Network World |
| Mintz | John | Washington Post |
| Murray | William | Deloitte & Touche |
| Nelson | Mike | OSTP (White House Office of Science and Technology Policy) |
| Osuna | Juan | CRA, DOJ Immigration Oversight |
| Pauli | Bill | Apple Computer |
| Peterson | Beverly | GAO |
| Peyton | David Y. | ITAA |
| Podell | Harold | GAO/OSI |
| Podesta | John | White House |
| Poulis | Bill | Apple Computer |
| Rarog | Bob | Digital Equipment Corp. |
| Ratcliffe | Mitch | MacWeek |
| Relyea | Harold | Congressional Research Service |
| Richelson | Jeff | National Security Archive |
| Rosenthal | Ilene | Software Publishers Association |
| Rotenberg | Marc | CPSR |
| Rudolph | Debbie | IEEE |
| Russell | Cathy | Senate Judiciary Committee, US Ambassador for Women |
| Schiller | Jeff | MIT |
| Schwartau | Wynn | Inter*Pak |
| Schwartz | John | Washington Post |
| Smith | Bob | Privacy Journal |
| Smoot | Olly | CBEMA |
| Sobel | David | CPSR |
| Sonderman | John | Department of State, export control |
| Stapleton | Ross | CIA |
| Stern | Gary | ACLU |
| Suchinsky | Allan | Department of State, export licensing |
| Thomsen | Roszel | McKenney, Thomsen & Burke |
| Tien | Lee | REDACTED, EFF |
| Wayner | Peter | Georgetown University |
| Weingarten | Rick | Computer Research Association |
| Whitehurst | William | IBM |
| Wolff | Steven | NSF, Cisco, Internet2 |
| Zimmermann | Phil | Boulder Software Engineering |
Source: fbcoverup.com
