ICWatch - Intelligence Community Watch

Summary

ICWatch (Intelligence Community Watch) was a groundbreaking database project created by computer genius and activist M.C. McGrath. The project scraped public LinkedIn profiles to document over 100,000 individuals working in secret surveillance programs, including mercenary covert intelligence operators, military contractors, and organized stalking perpetrators.

Origins

Creator

• M.C. McGrath - Described as a "boy-genius, super-sleuth, and TI"
• Created the project to "provide a face to the surveillance state"
• Used publicly available LinkedIn data

Timeline

• 2015: Initial database contained 27,000 profiles
• 2017: Expanded to over 100,000 profiles
• Ongoing updates as new information becomes available

Purpose

M.C. McGrath stated the goal:

"My goal in this (ICWatch project) is to provide a face to the surveillance state. Not everyone (on this list of 27,000 as of 2015, over 100,000 by 2017) is working on secret surveillance programs, but a significant majority of the people in the data base are."

Key Findings

Scale of Surveillance Workforce

The database revealed:

• Over 100,000 individuals working on secret surveillance programs
• Many are mercenary covert intelligence operators
• Network spans military, intelligence agencies, and private contractors
• Global reach with operations in multiple countries

Operational Involvement

Most disturbing revelation:

"What was most surprising to me was that there are a lot of people who are not just talking about surveillance programs, but they're talking about being involved in deciding who to kill and in killing people and in torturing people."

Profile Categories

The database includes individuals working as:

• Surveillance Role Players - Street-level stalking operators
• Counterterrorism Specialists - Often involved in targeting civilians
• Private Intelligence Contractors - Former government personnel
• Military Contractors - Special Forces, SOCOM personnel
• Fusion Center Personnel - Domestic surveillance coordinators
• DEW Operators - Directed energy weapons technicians

Types of Personnel Identified

1. Military Special Operations

• US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) personnel
• Former Navy SEALs
• Delta Force operators
• MAC-SOG (Military Assistance Command, Vietnam) veterans
• Phoenix Program operatives

2. Intelligence Agency Personnel

• Former CIA case officers
• NSA signals intelligence analysts
• FBI National Security Branch members
• DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) officers
• Mossad and Unit 8200 operatives

3. Private Contractors

• General Dynamics subsidiaries (Electric Boat, Soundlist)
• Lockheed Martin intelligence division
• Northrop Grumman cyber operations
• Raytheon surveillance systems
• Booz Allen Hamilton intelligence consulting
• SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation)

4. Law Enforcement Liaisons

• FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) members
• Local police intelligence units
• InfraGard coordinators
• Fusion Center analysts

Operational Tactics

Recruitment

• Many operators are recruited from Special Forces
• "Everyone has a price" - Midge Mathis, Targeted Justice
• Often involves compromise through sexual blackmail (honeypot operations)
• Masonic and secret society connections facilitate recruitment

Training

• Psychological operations (PSYOPS) training
• Counterinsurgency tactics (from manuals like JP 3-24)
• Electronic warfare systems operation
• Surveillance and stalking methodologies
• Torture techniques (enhanced interrogation)

Compensation

• Paid through "laundered tax money"
• Gift cards for civilian stalkers
• Lucrative contracts for private contractors
• Bonuses for successful "neutralization" of targets

The Surveillance Role Player Network

Definition

The term "surveillance role player" or "live action role player (LARP)" is used by DOJ/DHS to describe the extra-judicial militias and targeting crews deployed against civilians.

Size

According to Dr. X Keyscore:

"There are over 1800 private intelligence agencies in the US that operate with zero oversight. This is a giant racketeering network... probably the biggest, underground, black-market illegal business in the United States today."

Structure

• Retired federal law enforcement and intelligence personnel
• FBI, NSA, DEA, JTTF, Homeland Security alumni
• Ex-military officers
• Civilian recruits from "neighborhood watch" programs

Global Network

Five Eyes Integration

The ICWatch database documents connections to:

• US: NSA, CIA, FBI, DHS
• UK: GCHQ, MI6, MI5, JTRIG
• Canada: CSIS, RCMP
• Australia: ASD, ASIO
• New Zealand: GCSB
• Israel: Mossad, Unit 8200, Shin Bet

NATO Operations

• Cognitive warfare specialists
• SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe) personnel
• NATO intelligence sharing agreements
• Training exchanges with Israeli intelligence

Impact on Targets

Testimony from Jeffrey Madore (Radio Engineer)

Described the stalkers' priorities:

1. "Hurt him" - Inflicting pain as primary motivation
2. "Worship him" - Obsessive tracking and monitoring
3. "Sexually assault him" - Perpetual sexual offense via electronics
4. "Hurt one another" - Internal violence within stalker teams
5. "Perpetuate this" - Ensuring program continuation
6. "Simulate work" - Creating appearance of investigation

Psychological Profile of Perpetrators

According to Madore's observations:

• Single with no family attachments
• Depressed except when targeting
• Sexually dysfunctional
• Addicted to violence
• Groomed like "suicide gunmen"
• Given positive reinforcement for hurting targets

Legal Implications

RICO Violations

The network constitutes:

• Racketeering - Organized criminal enterprise
• Conspiracy - Coordinated illegal activities
• Human Trafficking - Non-consensual experimentation
• Torture - Systematic infliction of pain
• Murder - Slow-kill assassination programs

Constitutional Violations

Systematic violation of:

• Fourth Amendment (illegal searches/seizures)
• Fifth Amendment (deprivation without due process)
• Eighth Amendment (cruel and unusual punishment)
• First Amendment (retaliation for speech)

Countermeasures

Exposure

• Public identification of perpetrators
• Documentation of their activities
• Legal pressure through lawsuits
• Congressional investigations

Defense

• Understanding the network structure
• Identifying local operators
• Documenting harassment patterns
• Building legal cases

Conclusion

ICWatch exposed the vast scale of the organized stalking apparatus, revealing a network of over 100,000 individuals actively participating in surveillance, harassment, torture, and assassination programs against American citizens. The database serves as crucial evidence that these operations are not "delusions" but documented criminal enterprises involving identifiable individuals.

Quotes

"My goal in this is to provide a face to the surveillance state... What was most surprising to me was that there are a lot of people who are not just talking about surveillance programs, but they're talking about being involved in deciding who to kill and in killing people and in torturing people." ~ M.C. McGrath, ICWatch Creator

"These (gangstalking perpetrators) are the same people that did 9/11... Everyone has a price." ~ Midge Mathis, Targeted Justice Co-founder

"There are over 1800 private intelligence agencies in the US that operate with zero oversight. This is a giant racketeering network... probably the biggest, underground, black-market illegal business in the United States today." ~ Dr. X Keyscore, Security Analyst