Russian Navy Deep Sea Fire 14 killed, Promis software history and theft, where Prism used by the NSA to collect communications from internet companies

From last night's Livestream.

14 sailors killed in fire aboard Russian navy deep-sea submersible.

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A federal bankruptcy court ruled in 1987 that the US Justice Department "stole" the PROMIS software from a small company called Inslaw Inc when the DOJ refused to pay Inslaw for the software program and forced Inslaw into bankruptcy.

The suit resulted in several Justice Department internal reviews, two Congressional investigations, the appointment of a special counsel by Attorney General William P. Barr.

Primary use of PROMIS was for D.C.

Bill Hamilton, the creator as Inslaw who developed the Promis software was employed by NSA for six years. He left the agency in 1966.

“It was always a tracking program. It was designed to keep track of cases in local U.S. Attorneys’ offices, which means street crimes, keep track of the scheduled events in court, what actually takes place, who’s there, witnesses, police officers, conclusions, convictions, acquittals, whatever.”

PROMIS is reported to have been used by the DOJ, CIA, NSA, and several foreign intelligence agencies including Israel’s Mossad.

The ownership of PROMIS has been the subject of federal court hearings and a congressional investigation.

This is very telling,

PROMIS has been about theft and black-market sales.

Neither the courts nor Congress have ever inquired as to privacy issues or the ethics of the program.

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