Pokémon Go Linked To CIA & Surveillance

-N. Carter

Pokémon Go, otherwise known as Poké(t-De)mon God, is a government psychological operation and social data mining experiment in the form of a mobile augmented reality game. Ultimately it is part of the New World Order agenda. (To better understand the New World Order there is an article I author detailing some of the aspects http://wakeusup.over-blog.com/The-New-World-Order). Pokémon Go utilizes the gyroscope and camera in smartphones to overlay digital characters into the real world. By the end of this article you will see the game has ties to the CIA and broader intelligence gathering companies such as Google (NSA 'Big Brother' Company) and In-Q-Tel (intelligence gathering technology company). By signing up to play you are inadvertently allowing emails, search history, pictures, and other sensitive data to be accessed by law enforcement, government officials, private, and third parties as you will see later in this article. This is especially true if you signed up with a Google or Apple device. Pokémon Go was developed by internal Google start up company Niantic, founded by John Hanke in 2010. John Hanke and his financiers is key to understanding the intelligence community’s connection to Pokémon Go. In 2001, he founded the software company Keyhole Inc. that worked on 3D imaging technology based on geospatial data collected via satellites. This is the same imaging technology incorporated into Google maps and Google earth after Google purchased Keyhole Inc. in 2004.

Keyhole Inc. received funding from In-Q-Tel. In-Q-Tel is a CIA established company responsible for investing in national security and information gathering technologies used to expand the US intelligence community's sphere of influence. According to In-Q-Tel’s website “IQT identifies, adapts, and delivers innovative technology solutions to support the missions of the Central Intelligence Agency and broader U.S. Intelligence Community.” It is not uncommon for the companies that the CIA (and other government affiliates) invests in to later end up merged as a government or military contractor or subcontractor. The consolidation of surveillance technology companies and the integration of technologies used for covert information gathering--into everyday devices--continue to supplant the security, confidential information, and privacy rights of the public.

The truth is, virtually no one reads a mobile app’s privacy policy or license agreement in its entirety, nor have they heard of data mining. However Pokémon Go’s policy agreement has a clause that warrants reviewing. "We cooperate with government and law enforcement officials or private parties to enforce and comply with the law. We may disclose any information about you (or your authorized child) that is in our possession or control to government or law enforcement officials or private parties as we, in our sole discretion, believe necessary or appropriate: (a) to respond to claims, legal process (including subpoenas); (b) to protect our property, rights, and safety and the property, rights, and safety of a third party or the public in general; and. (c) to identify and stop any activity that we consider illegal, unethical, or legally actionable." You are literally aiding in you and your children’s surveillance 100%.

Pokémon Go's poli-see

Even with the CIA’s advanced intelligence collection capabilities, they have been unable to effectively penetrate into private businesses or homes. This is where the use of the player’s smartphone camera comes into play. Pokémon Go’s liberal policy allows the collection of personal information and high-resolution data rich images (location, date, and time). Effectively composing GPS layouts and visual maps wherever you've used location services or the augmented reality feature, maps constructed much like Google’s street view. Essentially Pokémon Go is doing what the patriot act can't. It is clear the CIA, NSA, FBI, and additional alphabet soups are linked to technologies like these for purposes of unconstitutional intelligence gathering.

Accidents have occurred because players are looking down at their phones not paying attention. News stories report that Pokémon Go users were set up through the app to be robbed at gunpoint. Two bodies where discovered by Pokémon Go players in two different locations while another player got locked in a graveyard overnight. Individuals are trespassing on private property in order to "capture monsters" however some have used this cover to commit burglary. People are even driving cars and riding bikes while playing the game. Some have claimed that hackers have clandestinely accessed their locations, pictures, and personal information, compromising the sensitive data of numerous users. Film director Oliver Stone has spoken out about Pokémon Go stating, "It is a new level of invasion” and “could lead to totalitarianism." Pokémon Go is not the first mobile app to trigger concerns over privacy/security issues or to hand over private information to government and law enforcement officials. The popular photo-sharing app Snap Chat has been compiling a facial recognition database of its users through the front facing camera and its many filters/overlays.

Even if you have nothing to hide, you have a right to privacy. Governments, advertisers, private, and third parties should not have regular access to your location, camera, or sensitive data. The release of this mass distraction tool at this particular time was not by accident. We are on the precipice of world war 3, imminent martial law, financial collapse, and civil unrest, yet people are occupying their time with capturing fictional characters rather than a dose of reality. For an interesting read on the aforementioned scenarios check out my 'Purge Page' http://wakeusup.over-blog.com/The-Precipice-Civil-Unrest-%26-Black-Lives-Matter-Debunked. Distractions abound, this is another attempt to grab hold of the public’s conscious state of mind. This game is another measure to ensure people don’t get politically or actively involved in real world scenarios. We are literally on the cusp of being controlled by our technology and Pokémon Go is the latest demonstration of this. There is nothing wrong with exploring something new however it has been taken to the extremes and our privacy has been compromised. We must remain vigilant and not fall victim to the attempts at capturing the minds and imaginations of the masses. There is an information war unfolding and distractions and false flags are weapons implemented to keep you in the dark.

Do your own research!

(Pokémon Go A Security Risk) http://www.politifact.com/ohio/article/2016/jul/14/pokemon-go-rnc-it-security-risk/

(Government Surveillance) http://blackbag.gawker.com/pokemon-go-is-a-government-surveillance-psyop-conspirac-1783461240

(Pokémon Go Linked To Surveillance) http://awarenessact.com/pokemon-go-linked-to-surveillance-psyop/

(Government Psyop) http://lionsgroundnews.com/illuminati-pokemon-go-government-surveillance-psyop-conspiracy/

(CIA Linked To Pokémon Go) http://www.right-now.buzz/pokemon-go-linked-to-cia-collecting-all-your-data/

(In-Q-Tel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-Q-Tel

(In-Q-Tel) https://www.iqt.org/

(Oliver Stone Speaks Out) https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/22/oliver-stone-links-pokemon-go-to-totalitarianism-during-privacy-debate