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Tuesday, August 23, 2016
James Bamford — Commentary: Evidence points to another Snowden at the NSA
This doesn't add much to what has already been published in Alt Media, but it is notable in that now it is appearing on the Reuters news wire. Good read. Not technical.
This is right funny, the criminals being blackmailed. But, after all Obama did promise sunlight when he took office, although I don’t think this is what he meant. The hackers are correct about this country be run like a dictatorship.
You know the dystopian world where the media repeats the slogans of the two party government and big brother is watching at all times? Stunning how 1984 has basically emerged but we've grown completely accustomed to it and it seems normal.
It is normal, each decision to monitor is for our own good. And individually each decision probably makes perfect sense. Yet the vast security system itself has become so large that it functions mostly to make up for the deficiencies of governance and inability to solve basic problems economic, health, infrastructure, financial...
War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength;
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ReplyDeleteThis is right funny, the criminals being blackmailed. But, after all Obama did promise sunlight when he took office, although I don’t think this is what he meant. The hackers are correct about this country be run like a dictatorship.
ReplyDeleteYou know the dystopian world where the media repeats the slogans of the two party government and big brother is watching at all times? Stunning how 1984 has basically emerged but we've grown completely accustomed to it and it seems normal.
ReplyDeleteIt is normal, each decision to monitor is for our own good. And individually each decision probably makes perfect sense. Yet the vast security system itself has become so large that it functions mostly to make up for the deficiencies of governance and inability to solve basic problems economic, health, infrastructure, financial...
War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength;