Amazon Web Services unveiled a cloud computing region for the CIA and other intelligence community agencies developed specifically to host secret classified data.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Conflict of interest? You bet’cha. Amazon, which owns the fake news company The Washington Post, has launched a cloud server to host all the CIA’s ultra-classified, top-secret info. The WashPo is not known for reporting overly true news anyway, but now with this $600 million dollar deal with the CIA, the news is going to get much more fake than it is at the current moment. Should Americans be concerned that Amazon is just about the most powerful company on the face of the Earth, who also has access to secret CIA data? It boggles the mind. 

The Amazon AWS Secret Region will allow the 17 intelligence agencies to host, analyze and run applications on government data classified at the secret level through the company’s $600 million C2S contract, brokered several years ago with the CIA. AWS already provides a region for the intelligence community’s top secret data.

“Today we mark an important milestone as we launch the AWS Secret Region,” said Teresa Carlson, vice president of AWS Worldwide Public Sector. “AWS now provides the U.S. intelligence community a commercial cloud capability across all classification levels: unclassified, sensitive, secret and top secret. The U.S. intelligence community can now execute their missions with a common set of tools, a constant flow of the latest technology and the flexibility to rapidly scale with the mission.”

Amazon Is Most Certainly Connected To The CIA:

The AWS Secret Region is essentially its own commercial data center air-gapped—or shut off—from the rest of the internet. CIA Chief Information Officer John Edwards views the new region as a key step in commercial cloud computing technology that has already changed the way the IC handles data and addresses cybersecurity.

In addition to hosting, storing, analyzing and allowing various applications to ingest classified data, AWS also stood up an IC Marketplace, which allows intelligence agencies to download, test and buy software from companies based in Silicon Valley and elsewhere. Cloud computing, Edwards said, is game-changing technology that provides a constant stream of innovation and is more secure than the CIA’s own internal data centers.

“The AWS Secret Region is a key component of the intel community’s multi-fabric cloud strategy. It will have the same material impact on the IC at the Secret level that C2S has had at Top Secret,” Edwards said in a statement.

Establishing Cloud Dominance?

Amazon Web Services is the most profitable division of business giant Amazon, and it is recognized as the dominant private-sector commercial cloud services provider, serving major customers like Netflix. AWS further signaled its intent to corner the growing $8.5 billion federal cloud computing market in opening a new East Coast corporate headquarters in Fairfax County and unveiling a new computing region for government customers. The company also recently announced it can host the Defense Department’s most sensitive, unclassified data.

The AWS Secret Region strengthens AWS’ position as “a dominant player” in the federal cloud computing market, according to Katell Thielemann, research vice president at Gartner, Inc.

The Defense Department, which spends some $40 billion on IT each year, has the most unlocked potential in cloud computing spend, and AWS, Microsoft and IBM each have early contracts in place to serve military agencies.

The AWS Secret Region will also be available to non-intelligence community agencies with appropriate secret-level network access, like military agencies, according to an AWS official, but they would have to use their own contract vehicles and not the C2S contract.

Thielemann said the secret region is likely to entice new customers who favor speed to market and rapid innovation. It will also be attractive for agencies with large mixtures of both secret and top secret data.

“One of the big things is that AWS has had an impact with regard to the ability of organizations under the IC umbrella to better share information,” Thielemann said. “They have an ability to bring new tools into the environment that were very difficult to adopt previously—things like geospatial tools, advanced analytics and data dissemination. What is compelling about cloud environments and the reason why the rest of the world has ran to them is that once you’re in these more modern platforms, you’re no longer beholden to a hardware-centric view of the world.” source

Sources from inside the Pentagon have confirmed to us that all those rooms where the Pentagon was hit were cleaned out 24 hours before the explosion.

One day before the Pentagon was hit by a cruise missile, Don Rumsfeld was on camera talking about the “waste and corruption” in the Pentagon. He also mentioned the little tidbit of $2.3 TRILLION DOLLARS that could somehow not be accounted for. The very next day, September 11, 2001, an event would take place that would forever stop people from asking what happened to that money.

The section of the Pentagon that was targeted was an area that contained large amounts of financial records, and had a large number of people working there who were accountants. The people who handle the flow of money in and out of the Pentagon. People naturally assume that all those records were burned up in the explosion, but that is not the case. Sources from inside the Pentagon have confirmed to us that all those rooms where the Pentagon was hit were cleaned out 24 hours before the explosion. The explosion was simply to cover those tracks to make it untraceable…or so they thought.

So where did the money go?

If you have not read our article on why an airplane never hit the Pentagon, please click on the link to read it now. But suffice to say, it was hit and there was an explosion. And in the aftermath of all that carnage, people no longer seemed to care about what happened to all that money. But it surely went somewhere.

We now know that all those funds, and billions more, were absorbed into the shadow government to finance blacks ops around the globe. It is outrageously expensive to fund and equip mercenary forces and send them out to conduct covert black operations 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. Anyone who is a fan of Prison Break knows exactly what I am talking about, The Company is real.

Sean Hannity silenced by ‘The Company’ from talking about Seth Rich:

This is what it looks like when people who get too close to the truth are silenced. Just as he was about to drop a bombshell, Hannity was silenced by the same powerful people who took the missing $2.3 trillion dollars. 

How much do you think it costs to seamlessly execute people like Seth Rich, Andrew Breitbart and Tom Clancy? Do you think that’s cheap? It’s not. Former “alphabet” agent Jim Garrow told me personally on my radio show back in 2013 that both Clancy and Breitbart were shadow government hits. Just last week, Fox News’ Sean Hannity was warned to stop talking about the killing of Seth Rich, and was successfully silenced.

But that $2.3 trillion didn’t last forever, and just a few years ago another $6 billion “went missing” to continue funding covert black ops. The shadow government is this country is how Lincoln and Kennedy were assassinated, how the Federal Reserve came into being, how 9/11 happened, how Osama Bin Laden could never be caught and when it was claimed he was finally caught, not one shred of proof has ever surfaced.

The shadow government is real, they read this article and stored it in the Utah Data Center before I even hit the “publish” tab on my computer. But don’t you worry about that, just go back to sleep and forget all about that $2.3 trillion.

Everyone else has.

The CIA once implanted microphones, antennas and battery packs into cats in a gruesome and bizarre attempt to spy on Soviet Russia, in a super-secret operation known as ‘Project Acoustic Kitty’

The cat had a microphone, antenna and battery pack surgically embedded into its skin so the feline could act as a covert recording device. Recently declassified documents show how the scientists responsible for the cruel research were praised by spy chiefs for their ‘pioneering’ work.

CIA tried to create ‘spy cat’ using implanted microphones to snoop on Russians https://t.co/8kjEyw9T6b pic.twitter.com/sZvCtjnVQM

— Yahoo UK News (@YahooNewsUK) April 28, 2017

The strange eavesdropping technique, though never used in the field, resurfaced this week when WikiLeaks tweeted a link to declassified CIA memos, first released in 2001.

The research was dubbed ‘Project Acoustic Kitty‘ and cost $13 million over its five-year development in the 1960s.

The cat’s tail was used as an antenna with a wire travelling all the way up its spine to a microphone in the animal’s ear. The equipment’s battery pack was sewn into the cat’s chest.

Victor Marchetti, a former CIA officer, told The Telegraph that year of the gruesome creation.

He said: ‘They slit the cat open, put batteries in him, wired him up’. ‘They made a monstrosity. They tested him and tested him. ‘They found he would walk off the job when he got hungry, so they put another wire in to override that,’ he added.

The final 1967 report on the project concluded it was non-practical, signalling the end of the research.

But the memo hailed the ‘remarkable scientific achievement’ reached by the American spy agency. ‘The work done on this problem over the years reflects great credit on the personnel who guided it,’ the document concluded. source