Leaked Global Terrorism Database Reveals 2.2 Million People Tracked by Intel AgenciesBy Jay Syrmopoulos The security researcher says the database is from mid-2014 and contains millions of heightened-risk individuals and organizations, which it places in one or more of a number of categories, including terrorism, money laundering, organized crime, bribery, corruption, and other unsavory activities, according toreports. Reddit user Chris Vickery says he obtained a copy of the database, although he wont reveal how until a later time. Terrorism Blacklist: I have a copy. Should it be shared? from privacy On its website the company describes the database as a tool to screen for heightened risk individuals and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. They claim the tool covers 240 countries and territories, while monitoring over 530 sanction, watch, regulatory and law enforcement lists. The database has come under scrutiny by critics who claim that the list is inaccurate and there is a risk that some individuals are classified incorrectly. Highlighting this phenomenon, in 2014, a number of British citizens had their bank accounts closed after they were judged too risky by HSBC. These individuals appeared on the World Check database, which the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) found was sourcing some information from inaccurate sources such as Wikipedia, blogs, and unsubstantiated news reports. Similarly, an investigation by VICE found that a number of inaccuracies, including a former World Bank and Bank of England advisor, an American civil rights leader, and a respected British anti-extremism campaigner all three of whom are Muslim were all flagged for terrorism in the database. The sheer scope and breadth of the list astounds the mind, and the fact that there are 2.2 million people flagged as heightened risk individuals and entities is nothing less than alarming. When secret lists are used to designate individuals as a security risk, with no appeal to prove one does not belong on the list, they become a clear danger to a free and open society. Jay Syrmopoulos writes for TheFreeThoughtProject.com, where this article first appeared. where is the list i am pretty sure they put me on one For the average sovereign, this is a list without due process and redress. No guidelines. It is completely beyond the Rule of Law. Great Britain was removed from European Union so that Germany and France can be punished for not wanting war with Russia ! 