Anyhow, I just thought you'd be interested to see a slice of official U.S. military life, residing here on Diplomatic Passports, outside the confines of the American border. He claims his sources have confirmed that the NSA has contracted with an unnamed private company to develop the software needed to capture Internet data of interest to the agency. Madsen says the NSA may also be monitoring traffic at network access points, the large Internet gateways operated by regional and long-distance service providers. Madsen claims the NSA has deals with Microsoft, Lotus, and Netscape to prevent anonymous email. That's the thing.
Intelligent routers send stuff any which way.
The OTA has a strong influence on technology issues with the Congress, and they are opposed to financial privacy. Moreover, the kind of information in a wire transfer is at a considerable remove from the core concerns of the Fourth Amendment, political thought and the sanctity of the home. The government is getting very paranoid about money laundering and tax evasion. Obviously, there are still some ways of doing this. For example, I don't think a person would have too much difficulty taking cash over the border into Tijuana, Mexico and then using a Mexican bank like Bancomer to wire the money into an offshore account in the Cayman Islands.