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Part of the "intellectual property" Hillary Clinton handled involved a banking transaction software system based on the stolen PROMIS software. The US Justice Department contracted with a small firm, [[Inslaw Inc]], to develop the sophisticated software then refused to pay for it. In lengthy court battles spanning nearly two decades the courts ruled the United States government had 'stolen' the software and sold pirated copies to banks, intelligence agencies, and others worldwide.

Part of the "intellectual property" Hillary Clinton handled involved a banking transaction software system based on the stolen PROMIS software. The US Justice Department contracted with a small firm, [[Inslaw Inc]], to develop the sophisticated software then refused to pay for it. In lengthy court battles spanning nearly two decades the courts ruled the United States government had 'stolen' the software and sold pirated copies to banks, intelligence agencies, and others worldwide.

A telecommunications "backdoor" for intelligence eavesdroppers to the PROMIS software was designed by Michael Riconosciuto of Wackenhut, an NSA subcontractor. Riconosciuto gave an affidavit in support of Inslaw claim against the government, saying the copy of the PROMIS software he received was given to Wackenhut by [[US Justice Department]] official Peter Videnieks. Earl Brian, acting through Wackenhut, then gave it to Riconosciuto.

A telecommunications "backdoor" for intelligence eavesdroppers to the PROMIS software was designed by [[Michael Riconosciuto]] of Wackenhut, an NSA subcontractor. Riconosciuto gave an affidavit in support of Inslaw claim against the government, saying the copy of the PROMIS software he received was given to Wackenhut by [[US Justice Department]] official Peter Videnieks. Earl Brian, acting through Wackenhut, then gave it to Riconosciuto.

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