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Community => Politics and Government => Topic started by: KZN02 on September 09, 2013, 01:24:58 pm
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Corporations?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh11P1cOXVI
Well, it seems like government-assisted corporate spying.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
Well, that answers the question "Who watches the watchmen?"
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
Well, that answers the question "Who watches the watchmen?"
The watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen watch the watchmen who watch the watchmen.........
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The really important thing to consider here is the NSA has purposely damaged the security of the internet. It amazes me how naive and short-sighted that decision is. It's not like other countries, or groups, or individuals are going to find and exploit the backdoors.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
Well, that answers the question "Who watches the watchmen?"
I often thought of if the mailman delivers mail to other people then who delivers mail to him? It never occurred to me that he'd deliver mail to himself.
As for this... they're spying on corporations and they purposely put in backdoors for various programs that we use. Like our antivirus. Christ almighty.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
Eventually, an NSA agent will end up spying on himself and making some truly disturbing discoveries.
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Aw, I was hoping the final word in this topic would be 'itself'.
I think it does that, too.
I want a spying loop, where the US Government spies on itself, and that agency spies on the agency that spies on them and so on and so forth.
Eventually, an NSA agent will end up spying on himself and making some truly disturbing discoveries.
A see divorce in more than a few of the agents' futures.
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That's already going on. Humans are prone to abusing powers, and many of the NSA workers abused theirs to look up information on current and ex-lovers. It was common enough that they coined the term LOVEINT for it.
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So any idea how long Americans are going to tolerate this?
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I'm starting to agree with my ex. As long as Americans don't feel inconvenienced and have our shiny toys (facebook is his biggest complaint) most of us will go on with business as usual.
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So any idea how long Americans are going to tolerate this?
I'd say they aren't, or at least Congress doesn't seem to be. They've been working to reign in the NSA. Companies are pushing the government for allowing them to disclose if the company has received a national security letter. Maybe there will be some success.