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	CNN.com - Sources: FBI bugged Philly mayor - Oct. 8, 2003
		The FBI planted an electronic bugging device in Philadelphia Mayor John Street's office, a senior federal government source and two law enforcement sources told CNN Wednesday.
		Street said bug's "timing is very suspicious" and that it was possibly politically motivated.
		The bug's discovery prompted Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pennsylvania, a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, to call on the Justice Department to release any information it has about the bugging.
	www.cnn.com /2003/ALLPOLITICS/10/08/mayor.bugged/index.html (432 words)

	TSCM - Common Bugging Frequencies
		Bugging devices may utilize any frequency between DC and light; however, this list will cover the more common bugging frequencies that tend to be used by eavesdroppers.
		Remember: Bugs are always installed in groups of at least three: the one that was easy to find (the fools bug), the one that you will find if you really work hard (the novices bug), and then the real bug; that's almost impossible to find (the professional spies bug).
		During a bug sweep or TSCM inspection all phone rooms, riser closets, demarcation points, and boots, must all be checked for tampering and electromagnetic anomalies (RF activity).
	www.tscm.com /bugfreq.html (2192 words)

	Bugging, bribes and bullying: US thuggery in advance of UN vote
		The Bush administration’s methods in seeking to obtain UN sanction for war with Iraq are indicative of the real character of the impending military action: the United States government is acting as an international gangster, not only in its treatment of Baghdad, but in relation to the other members of the Security Council.
		For weeks the US government has been exerting pressure, in the form of bribes and threats, on the six countries whose votes on the Security Council are still considered up for grabs—Angola, Cameroon, Chile, Mexico, Guinea and Pakistan.
		White House press spokesman Ari Fleischer refused to comment, but did not deny the US was bugging the UN representatives of other countries.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2003/mar2003/un-m06.shtml (1458 words)

	Bugging Frequencies
		Bugging devices can appear on any frequency between DC and light, this list covers the more common bugging frequencies that tend to be used.
		The area of spectrum from 35mhz to 500mhz is the primary threat, 500mhz to 3ghz is the secondary threat, a "line carrier" threat is from 30khz to 750khz.
		Also, keep in mind that AID devices are frequently used for illegal buggings, so be familiar with what their realistic specs are, expect power outputs under 50mw, and expect to see the AC power circuits being used as the antennae.
	www.panix.com /clay/scanning/frequencies/bugs.shtml (1196 words)

	Bugging and Tape Recording Conversations in Arizona: Is it Legal? - SearchanAttorney.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Second, the laws regarding bugging and recording vary significantly by jurisdiction so what is legal in one state may be illegal in another.
		Bugging, otherwise known as wiretapping, typically means placing a device on a phone or telephone line that allows one to eavesdrop on a conversation or other transmission.
		Bugging by a private party is considered illegal almost all of the time for two reasons primarily: First, it allows someone to listen to a private conversation between two or more unsuspecting parties.
	www.searchanattorney.com /articles/bugging.html (619 words)

	c't 4/99, page 182 - secrect service bugging attacks
		These bugging devices were built in the UK in the 80s, twelve devices for £25,000 each.
		Therefore, you can't really say that bugging is a sport enjoyed by companies with three or four letters in their logos only, the whole development has rather gained its own momentum.
		You can safely assume that with the exception of the systems in one country, all the cash machines I have bugged for the PIN codes of account and credit cards at their operators' requests worldwide are still operated the same way as before.
	www.heise.de /ct/english/99/04/182 (2526 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Nick Robinson's Newslog
		Sources have told the BBC that Khan, though not the formal target of the bugging, was of "significant interest" to the police, some of whom regarded him as "subversive".
		The Wilson doctrine, which was supposed to protect MPs from bugging, was drawn up after Harold Wilson was faced with revelations that the security service had bugged political activists including the young John Prescott, one of the leaders of the seaman's union.
		Bugging, MP or not, should only be allowed if authorised by a suitably knowledgable judge, like they do in the USA.
	www.bbc.co.uk /blogs/nickrobinson/2008/02/bugging_signifi.html (1872 words)

	Radio Frequency Bugs
		RF bugs work by transmitting the audio within a room away to a distant listening post (LP) using a radio carrier frequency.
		By connecting the RF bug to the mains electricity supply the buggist never has to run the risk of changing the batteries.
		It is very easy to install a mains electricity powered bugging device that will operate all the time that the trailing lead is plugged into the electrical supply.
	www.artemis-tscm.com /radio_frec.htm (275 words)

	Bugging of Sadiq Khan demonstrates that Britain is a Police State for Muslims
		Khan who is a lawyer by profession and who is viewed as a rising star in Gordon Brown's government, was bugged during two visits to Woodhill Prison to discuss legal matters with his Tooting constituent Babar Ahmed, currently being detained under an extradition request from the US government for alleged terror offences.
		The bugging of MPs is a breach of a government edict that has barred law agencies from eavesdropping on politicians since the bugging scandal of Harold Wilson's government in the 60's.
		Indeed, the bugging of Sadiq Khan, whose secular liberal credentials are second to none, sends a very clear message to our community that no matter how much you integrate within the British political system you will always be viewed as an outsider and as a threat for nothing more than being Muslim.
	www.hizb.org.uk /hizb/resources/issues-explained/bugging-of-sadiq-khan-demonstrates-that-britain-is-a-police-state-for-muslims.html (768 words)

	Finger Points At Police Over Bugging Claim (from The Herald )
		Suspicion last night centred on the police over who gave the authorisation for the alleged bugging of a Muslim MP's conversations with a terror suspect in prison after Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, said ministers were not involved.
		Reports suggested that it was an officer from the Thames Valley force who sanctioned the supposed eavesdropping of conversations in 2005 and 2006 between Sadiq Khan, Labour MP for Tooting in London, and Babar Ahmad, an inmate at Woodhill Prison in Buckinghamshire, whom the US authorities want extradited over claims he ran a pro-terror website.
		It was claimed that the officer reputedly involved is facing disciplinary action on an unrelated matter, but will insist that he had the approval of his chief constable in the alleged bugging case.
	www.theherald.co.uk /politics/news/display.var.2018204.0.Finger_points_at_police_over_bugging_claim.php (616 words)

	Report into MP bugging: MP was bugged, no laws broken \| The Register
		The bugging of Khan was requested by the Metropolitan Police, and correctly authorised by senior plods in accordance with the rules.
		Bugging - in particular, wiretap intercepts - against MPs are also subject to the obscure "Wilson doctrine".
		Furthermore, the current rather lackadaisical supervision of police bugging may very well need to be brought into line with the spook regime.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2008/02/21/rose_report_mp_bugging_early (888 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Q&A: MP bugging row
		Counter-terrorism officers are said to have secretly recorded two conversations between Labour MP Sadiq Khan and Babar Ahmad, a constituent and childhood friend, who is in Woodhill Prison, Milton Keynes, awaiting deportation to the US.
		According to the Sunday Times, the bugging device was hidden inside a hollowed-out table in the jail's main visiting hall.
		This means that information held about a person by phone companies and internet providers can be accessed to reveal their network of friends and colleagues, how often and when they are communicated with and where the person has been when the communication has taken place.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/7225871.stm (858 words)

	Annan asks UK to explain bugging allegation -DAWN - International; 05 March, 2004
		Officials of the world body said the bugging, if true, violated international law and should immediately be stopped.
		The world body was clearly stunned by Ms Short's claims as she was a high-ranking official when the alleged bugging took place.
		Clare Short told BBC radio she had read some of the transcripts of the bugging of Mr Annan's office, on the 38th floor of the UN complex in Manhattan facing the East River.
	www.dawn.com /2004/03/05/int6.htm (608 words)

	Zimbabwe's Mugabe signs new law allowing bugging : Africa World
		Rights groups have warned the Act, which was fast-tracked through both houses of the ruling party-dominated parliament in June, will be used to clamp down on journalists, rights groups and the opposition.
		But Mugabe's government has defended the bugging law, saying it will be used to intervene wherever there's a perceived threat to safety or national security.
		The new law allows the communications minister to issue warrants to senior officials from the police, security and revenue agencies to bug phones and snoop on emails and letters of specific people or organizations.
	www.earthtimes.org /articles/show/90170.html (312 words)

	Teacher apologizes for bugging colleague - Boston.com
		A middle school science teacher charged with bugging a colleague's classroom has pleaded no contest in the case, saying her actions were embarrassing to her and her family.
		FLUSHING, Mich. --A middle school science teacher charged with bugging a colleague's classroom has pleaded no contest in the case, saying her actions were embarrassing to her and her family.
		Anne M. Harvey, 44, of Flushing apologized to the fellow teacher and following her plea Thursday was sentenced to six months of probation and 75 hours of community service.
	www.boston.com /news/education/k_12/articles/2007/07/20/teacher_apologizes_for_bugging_colleague (231 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Brown 'unaware of bugging letter'
		Mr Davis told the BBC he would be calling for a Commons statement on the issue on Monday and said it needed to be established who had made the decision.
		Mr Davis said he had heard about the bugging allegations from "a source" but added: "It was somebody who was concerned that the Wilson doctrine was being broken and I thought the only proper thing to do was to notify the prime minister in confidence, which is what I did.
		But he added: "If it was the case...that constituents were having their conversations with members of Parliament bugged, then it clearly means the whole relationship and the basis on which that relationship has been based for decades and, dare I say centuries, is undermined."
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/7225209.stm (822 words)

	US bugged Diana's phone on night of death crash \| UK news \| The Observer
		The American secret service was bugging Princess Diana's telephone conversations without the approval of the British security services on the night she died, according to the most comprehensive report on her death, to be published this week.
		Among extraordinary details due to emerge in the report by former Metropolitan police commissioner Lord Stevens is the revelation that the US security service was bugging her calls in the hours before she was killed in a car crash in Paris.
		In a move that raises fresh questions over transatlantic agreements on intelligence-sharing, the surveillance arm of the US has admitted listening to her conversations as she stayed at the Ritz hotel, but failed to notify MI6.
	www.guardian.co.uk /uk/2006/dec/10/monarchy.peterallen (598 words)

	Intelligence services demand veto on use of bugging evidence - UK Politics, UK - The Independent
		The use of intercept evidence in court for the first time could be stalled by demands from the intelligence services for a right of veto over the use of the transcripts from their secret bugging operations.
		Civil rights campaigners were hoping that rapid progress in using bugging evidence in terrorist cases would end the Government's drive to extend detention without charge from 28 to 42 days.
		The intelligence services, who have consistently opposed disclosure of their telephone taps and bugged conversations in court, do not want to allow defence lawyers to require them to release entire transcripts.
	www.independent.co.uk /news/uk/politics/intelligence-services-demand-veto-on-use-of-bugging-evidence-779144.html (940 words)

	GOP Security Aide Among Five Arrested in Bugging Affair
		One of the five men arrested early Saturday in the attempt to bug the Democratic National Committee headquarters is the salaried security coordinator for President Nixon's reelection committee.
		Dole issued a similar statement, adding that "we deplore action of this kind in or out of politics." An aide to Dole said he was unsure at this time exactly what security services McCord was hired to perform by the National Committee.
		Other sources close to the investigation said yesterday that there still was no explanation as to why the five suspects might have attempted to bug Democratic headquarters in the Watergate at 2600 Virginia Ave., NW, or if they were working for other individuals or organizations..
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/16/AR2005061600582.html (387 words)

	Annan Summons British Envoy on Bugging Scandal (washingtonpost.com)
		Eckhard later added, "I think it's probably safe to say that he would like a fuller explanation," when asked if Annan was waiting for the British government to contact him to offer an explanation or assurances there would be no more spying.
		The world body was clearly startled by Short's claims as she was a high-ranking official at the time the alleged bugging took place.
		Short told BBC radio she had read some of the transcripts of the bugging of Annan's office, on the 38th floor of the U.N. complex in Manhattan facing East River.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A27843-2004Mar3.html (415 words)

	Ghana: VP's Office Dismisses Bugging Rumor
		In Ghana, the alleged bugging of the vice president’s office is generating controversy.
		But then the report has come out that this alleged bugging is taking place and we have subsequently have referred it to the national security to investigate the truth or otherwise,” he said.
		Asamoah said the vice president’s office referred the alleged bugging to the security agencies to find out who might be behind the bugging or the rumor.
	www.voanews.com /english/archive/2007-01/2007-01-19-voa5.cfm (703 words)

	RTÉ News: Bugging device found at SF offices in Belfast
		Sinn Féin has put on display another bug it says was discovered at one of its offices in west Belfast.
		According to the party, the listening device was found in a floor at Connolly House in Andersonstown on Monday night.
		Last week, Sinn Féin put on display another bug which it said had been found at the Belfast home of a woman who works for the party president Gerry Adams.
	www.rte.ie /news/2004/0914/sinnfein.html (271 words)

	Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea
		The JoongAng Ilbo and Samsung Group on Monday issued qualified apologies to the nation but admitted no guilt over alleged illegal campaign contributions in 1997 which broadcaster MBC says are revealed by a secretly recorded dinner conversation between executives of the two companies.
		The Agency for National Security Planning allegedly ran a secret bugging team that recorded dinner conversations of key political, financial and media figures during the Kim Young-sam administration.
		The JoongAng Ilbo complained that although there exist an estimated 8,000 bugging tapes, "an issue is being made of only one particular corporation and the JoongAng Ilbo," while Samsung muttered about "distortions and exaggerations." That has given rise to speculation that the two apologies could mark the first stage of a counterattack including legal action.
	english.chosun.com /w21data/html/news/200507/200507250015.html (385 words)

	informationliberation - Sheridan claims to be a victim of bugging
		Tommy Sheridan said yesterday that he was “mixed-up, concerned and worried” after finding what appeared to be a viable bugging device under the back seat of his car.
		The bugging allegation is the latest bizarre twist in Mr Sheridan’s career.
		However, despite previously claiming that he was the victim of an MI5 campaign to undermine him, the MSP said that he did not believe that the security services were involved.
	www.informationliberation.com /?id=21110 (833 words)

	Eavesdropping, Wiretapping, Bugging and Bug Detection - Secrets Revealed in Video
		This is a must see video before buying any type of eavesdropping device, bug detection equipment or hiring a company to perform a bug sweep.
		This growth has created new demands for eavesdropping devices, bug detectors, wiretap detection equipment and other TSCM counter surveillance products and bug sweep services.
		Discover how radio transmitter bugs are designed to avoid detection by radio scanners and counter surveillance receivers.
	www.tscmvideo.com (854 words)

	The Raw Story \| Zimbabwe bugging bill will put ISPs out of business, say critics
		Jim Holland told the hearing that service providers would find it too expensive to install the bugging equipment and this would drive them out of business, the report said.
		The proposed new laws, which will allow the police, tax authorities and the president's security staff to order that an individual be placed under surveillance, have alarmed NGOs and the media who fear they will be targeted for surveillance if perceived to be critical of government.
		A legal officer from the Media Institute of Southern Africa told the hearing that the Bill contained provisions similar to those in an earlier Post and Telecommunications Act that were nullified by the Supreme Court because they contravened freedom of information, according to the paper.
	rawstory.com /news/2006/Zimbabwe_bugging_bill_will_put_ISPs_08312006.html (320 words)

	Bugging the White House about Valerie Plame - War Room - Salon.com
		As we reported Wednesday, Robert Novak said earlier this week that people should stop "bugging" him to reveal the name of the senior Bush administration official who first leaked Valerie Plame's identity to him.
		Bug the president as to whether he should reveal who the source is.'"
		According to the New York Daily News, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer has sent a letter to the White House in which he asks Bush to reveal the identity of Novak's first source.
	www.salon.com /politics/war_room/2005/12/15/bushnovak (812 words)

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