Even a brain dead NSA bureaucrat would instantly figure to get the dirt on the easiest to blackmail group on the planet if that's where their purse strings come from and they had those powers. Explains quite a lot of the cheer-leading. FWIW, they're not all brain-dead.
Feinstein, for example, has access to insider information and is married to a stock trader...I leave the rest as an exercise for the student.
That prevents companies they settle with for "using their patents in linux and android" so no one can find out what those patents are and break them in court?
Litigation over innovation is where we've landed, since companies no longer think growing the pie is worthwhile, just trying to grab a larger slice of a shrinking one.
It's only a growth business for lawyers and other parasites.
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Blackmail explains a lot
Via Occam's razor.
Even a brain dead NSA bureaucrat would instantly figure to get the dirt on the easiest to blackmail group on the planet if that's where their purse strings come from and they had those powers. Explains quite a lot of the cheer-leading. FWIW, they're not all brain-dead.
Feinstein, for example, has access to insider information and is married to a stock trader...I leave the rest as an exercise for the student.