Jerrymiah’s Techdirt Profile

On the post: Suggestion To NSA Employees Who Actually Respect Civil Liberties: Do A 'Quarter Snowden With A Twist'

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 02 Jan, 2014 @ 09:21am

Re: Re: Good idea but...

Totally agree. The Alexander, Clapper, Hayden, Obama, Holder, Rogers, Pelosi and others of both political parties have signed a pledge to abolish the US constitution. They should therefore not be trusted by anybody.

On the post: French Telco Orange Plans To Sue The NSA For Tapping Its Undersea Cables

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 02 Jan, 2014 @ 01:19pm

NSA shit

I hope they go ahead with the threat and succed with it. On top of that, I wish that all countries that have been wrecked havoc upon by the NSA recalled home their ambassadors (for an extended period)to show the US that this is a game that be played by them as well.

On the post: 'Most Transparent' Administration Once Again Irritates A Federal Judge By Refusing To Cough Up A Requested Document

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 31 Dec, 2013 @ 10:47am

DOJ

Leave it to Eric the Nazi to act that way. He has absolutely no regards for the US courts system unless they agree with him and then goes on to claim that administration is the most transparent in history.

On the post: District Court Tosses ACLU's Lawsuit Against NSA With Very Regrettable Decision That Props Up Agency Rhetoric

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 29 Dec, 2013 @ 12:14pm

I guess that's just another judge being paid by the NSA and the US military complex.

On the post: Many Reasons Why The US Government Should Respect The Privacy Rights Of Foreigners Too

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 24 Dec, 2013 @ 10:31am

Question of Privacy

The real question, though, is how the President and the White House will respond, and whether or not it will actually agree to such a proposal.

Obama answer is simple. He'll throw the report in his trashcan. He only setup this process to gain some time but never intended to be presented with such a report. For him this is just crap. The devil can not be trusted.

On the post: Judge And Intelligence Task Force Both Seem Stunned By Lack Of Evidence That Bulk Phone Collection Program Stops Terrorists

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 23 Dec, 2013 @ 08:35am

Re:

I would add: that's what he is being paid for by the American Military Industries.

On the post: Zynga's Founder Asks Obama To Pardon Snowden

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 20 Dec, 2013 @ 08:39am

Re: Obama is Correct... for the wrong reasons.

You're absolutely right. He already has asked his propaganda officer (Eric the Nazi)to prepare pardons for James Clapper just in case the Senate and Congress decide to place him under arrest for lying to the Senate and Congress. The same goes for Alexander, Hayden, and all those that support the NSA activities. He absolutely does not care for what the people who elected him think about the sugject.

On the post: The Surveillance Reforms Obama Supported Before He Was President… Are Remarkably Similar To Task Force's Proposals

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 19 Dec, 2013 @ 12:11pm

Reforms Obama Supported Before He Was President

That was before he was first elected. Once he was elected, he got told by the NSA who was the real boss and then discarded his own ideas. He wanted to make sure he would received his next pay cheque from the defense industrial complex.

On the post: CBS Airs NSA Propaganda Informercial Masquerading As 'Hard Hitting' 60 Minutes Journalism By Reporter With Massive Conflict Of Interest

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 16 Dec, 2013 @ 03:13pm

Re: It needs to be said

I believe the word you're looking for is: "crap'

On the post: As Yet Another Free Trade Agreement Fails To Deliver, Why Should People Believe USTR's Claims About TPP's Huge Benefits?

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 13 Dec, 2013 @ 07:19am

TPP

I beliieve all countries involved in the TPP negotiations should get together and tell the US negotiator "Go fuck yourself". That's the only language they seem to understand.

On the post: Read This If You Want To Understand Just How Far The NSA Has Gone, And The Political Mess Behind It

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 12 Dec, 2013 @ 02:43pm

Obama flip-flopping

The reason: Once he got in a position of power, he received so many millions of dollars from the defense industries that he could not be against it. It just shows his hypocrisy. He's definitively not a man to be trusted. Just to bad the american people does not see through this hyprocrisy. He cannot fire Alexander, Hayden and all because he has too answer to them, they are his boss.

On the post: DHS Interrogates NY Times Reporters At Border, Then Denies Having Any Records About Them

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 10 Dec, 2013 @ 10:01am

Remember how Eric Holder insisted that the feds weren't going to keep intimidating journalists? Yeah, right.

I've long said that Eric Holder was a fuckin' Nazi. This just proves my point.

On the post: Feds To FISC: Of Course We Don't Have To Share Our Full Legal Filings With Companies Suing Us Over NSA Transparency

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 10 Dec, 2013 @ 07:18am

re....

Here's another case where Eric 'the Nazi' creates his own laws.

On the post: President Obama Says He'll Rein In NSA… Then Proceeds To Praise And Defend Everything They've Done

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 06 Dec, 2013 @ 08:53am

Re: President Obama Says He'll Rein In NSA... Then Proceeds To Praise And Defend Everything They've Done

bama can't do anything about all this spying on everybody because he is not the boss. Keith Alexcander is the boss and Obama has to answer to him or ask for his authorization before doing anything against the NSA. All he's been saying about reigning the NSA in is pure White House bullshit.

On the post: Joe Biden Tells Chinese Citizens To 'Challenge The Government,' Neglects To Mention His Administration Doesn't Like Being Challenged

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 06 Dec, 2013 @ 01:15pm

This administration has also prosecuted more whistleblowers than all other administrations combined. This is what happens to people who challenge the administration. They end up broken by the system, the same system that tells them it wants to be "open" a

The thing is that the world transparency does not exists in Eric and Barrack's dictionary. This is the worst admnistration that has ever existed in this regard, worse even than G.W.

On the post: Feds Insist It Must Be Kept Secret Whether Or Not Plaintiff In No Fly List Trial Is Actually On The No Fly List

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 06 Dec, 2013 @ 01:09pm

Feds Insist It Must Be Kept Secret Whether Or Not Plaintiff In No Fly List Trial Is Actually On The No Fly List

It definitely looks like Eric and Barack don't want anybody to know what they're doing. Everythin they do has to be secret. Both excel in the art of screwing up the constitution.

On the post: Judge In No Fly Case Explains To DOJ That It Can't Claim Publicly Released Info Is Secret

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 05 Dec, 2013 @ 02:55pm

Judge In No Fly Case Explains To DOJ That It Can't Claim Publicly Released Info Is Secret

and guess who is behind all that. He's supposed to uphold the Constitution and since he's been name Attorney General, all he's been doing is screw up the constitution. Did you day Eric .....

On the post: Wall Street Journal Columnist Repeatedly Gets His Facts Wrong About NSA Surveillance

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 28 Nov, 2013 @ 08:32am

Re: you see your doing the exact same thing right ??

I wonder how much the NSA is paying you for having written this bull shit.

On the post: Obama's Response To Too Much Secrecy About Surveillance… Is More Secrecy

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 28 Nov, 2013 @ 07:57am

Obama the lying bitch

How can Obama tell the truth about all this spying? I don't think he can. For that, he would have to ask authorization from his bosses in the military complex and I don't believe they will let him do it. This administration is morally bankrupt. And since the Republican Party is totally disorganised and has no chance of winning the next election, why change things. The US is definitively in need of a third political party to stir thing up in Washington. But I don't believe in this happening. American do not seem to believe in this solution and will never elect a third political force.

On the post: Miami Gardens Police Arrest Store Employee 62 Times For Trespassing At His Place Of Employment

Jerrymiah ( profile ), 26 Nov, 2013 @ 09:59am

Re: MPAG harassement

That goes all the way up to the leadership ofg this country. That's is the Obama doctrine, and it goes all the way down to state and cily levels. Don't trust anyone. Spy on everyone. Harassement of everyone is now the norm in this country. Thanks to Obama and Eric Holder for this. Not that the republicans would do any better, the party presently has no soul, nor has it had any for at least 10 years.

Jerrymiah 's Techdirt Comments

Latest Comments (100)