mulai tgl 15 april aturan raiblocks berubah gan. hanya 60akun teratas saja yg claimnya dibayarkan tiap hari,klo agan maen sendirian saya yakin ga akan masuk 60 akun teratas. solusinya kita kerjasama. yang mau kerjasama sama saya pm gan (lagi butuh 100 an worker). lagi butuh banyak worker yg nantinya klo mrai digabungkan bisa masuk 60 top teratas dan bisa bayaran setiap hari. thx
pantas saja di service board ada yang buka thread untuk buat tim dan cari workers yang banyak ternyata ini penyebabnya dan kalo seperti ini ane ga akan bisa claim sendirian karena posisi ane cuma ada di 1000-an dan solusinya kelihatannya harus cari workers juga biar bisa mencapai posisi 60 besar
Published at Wed, 05 Apr 2017 02:06:31 +0000
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If you’re one of the countless Americans who was distraught to learn of the revelations made by former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden, the mere idea that there might be yet another agency out there – perhaps just as powerful and much more intrusive – should give you goosebumps.
Foreign Policy that the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, or NGA, is an obscure spy agency former President Barack Obama had a hard time wrapping his mind around back in 2009. But as the president grew fond of drone warfare, finding a way to for the proper authorization, the NGA also became more relevant. Now, President Donald Trump is expected to further explore the multibillion-dollar surveillance network.
Like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA), the NGA is an intelligence agency, but it also serves as a combat support institution that functions under the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD).
With headquarters bigger than the CIA’s, the building cost $1.4 billion to be completed in 2011. In 2016, the NGA bought an extra 99 acres in St. Louis, building additional structures that cost taxpayers an extra $1.75 billion.
Enjoying the extra budget Obama threw at them, the NGA became one of the most obscure intelligence agencies precisely because it relies on the work of drones.
As a body of government that has only one task — to analyze images and videos captured by drones in the Middle East — the NGA is mighty powerful. So why haven’t we heard of it before?
The Shadow Agency That Sees It All
Prior to Trump’s inauguration, the NGA only targeted the Middle East or whatever spy satellites orbiting the globe captured. As far as most of us knew, the agency refrained from pointing its ultra-high-resolution cameras toward the United States. That alone may be why the NGA has been able to stay out of scandals for the most part.
