Secret Project- The Echelon

Have you ever had the feeling that someone intercepts your calls or monitors you? That someone secretly watching you from somewhere. It might be true. In fact, it is true. Big Brother has long been a reality and rapidly fulfill Orvel’s vision of the world on which all will be placed under the control of a powerful center. Now they are spying almost everything and almost everyone on earth, eavesdropping and recording all types of communication known today- phones, ordinary mobile, internet, faxes, electronic mail (even encrypted), telex connection. Welcome to the secret known as Echelon!

Echelon is an automatically global system for the interception and forwarding, which is run by the intelligence agencies of five countries: USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zelanda. The Us Security Agency NSA has the last word and the services of other countries follows it.

The beginning of Echelon dates back to 1947 when the global spying intrigued some American and British secret services. Then came the London Agreement, which the researchers called Bloody Pact. This name is not picked randomly, because there is no doubt that the Echelon is only one small part of their monstrous project, and it is compared to other projects under the auspices of the damned Pact and innocuous.

America and Britain which have joined Canada, Australia and New Zealand are in 1947 coordinated their intelligence activities, the so-called UKUSA agreement and Echelon itself was founded in 1971. It is assumed that today is able to save more than five billion conversations every day and and select them. The subject of interest is literally every aspect of communication: ordinary conversations, mobile and satellite phones, Internet, E-mail, faxes. Over 90% of the traffic that goes through the global computer network is under the supervision of Echelon and the NSA. Like many other spy systems, Echelon was developed during the Cold War. Its primary targets are governments, organizations and industry, secondary everything else that can be spied. Their goal is not to miss anything. Five states under the command of US share information collected by each member with details of their own key words, phrases, people and locations.