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• On the post: US Working Overtime Behind The Scenes To Kill UN Plan To Protect Online Privacy From Snooping

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 21 Nov, 2013 @ 07:19am

  US working overtime etc...

  That what they call the Obama doctrine. We can screw you up but you can't do same to us and this is all directed by Eric the Nazi.

• On the post: Norway's Spy Boss Gives 'Least Untruthful' Answer About Sharing Phone Call Info With NSA, Before Correcting Himself

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 20 Nov, 2013 @ 12:41pm

  Norway data collection

  If the NIS collected the data, it's because they were asked by the NSA. I have absolutely no trust in the present leadership of the NSA being that most of them are actual or retired military generals nor in the american administration. Obama (the doctator) has ordered his generals to bully the rest of the world. It's really time to put an end to this.

• On the post: LG Smart TV Caught Collecting Data On Files Stored On Connected USB Drives

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 20 Nov, 2013 @ 08:07am

  LG SmartTV spying on you

  What do you expect? It looks like LG is run by GCHQ and its affiliate, the NSA. These spies will do anything to know eveything about everybody.

• On the post: Eric Holder Doesn't See Any Basis To Prosecute Glenn Greenwald… For Now

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 16 Nov, 2013 @ 08:50am

  Eric Holder

  This guy is a carbon copy of Cyrus Vance (remember Nixon's AG). I would not trust one word that comes out the mouth of this asshole. The guy's got no clue of what the constitution is all about.

• On the post: John McCain Says That Keith Alexander Should Be Fired… For All The Wrong Reasons

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 11 Nov, 2013 @ 07:29pm

  John McCain

  I'm very disappointed in John McCAin. Having fought in Vietnam to protect the US and the Constitution, how can he support an Administration and Security apparatus thas has gone haywire and desecrated the Constitution.

• On the post: Inspector General For Intelligence Community Rejects Congress' Request To Investigate The NSA

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 07 Nov, 2013 @ 10:51am

  Re: So about that 'oversight'...

  It just sound like Obama forgot (probably intentionally) to provide the necessary funds to the Inspector General to do a proper job. Nothing very surprising there. Neither Obama nor his AG wanted to see oversight on any parts of the Intelligence community.

• On the post: Is There Any Alternative To The NSA's 'Take It All' Approach?

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 06 Nov, 2013 @ 11:19am

  Is there an alternative to

  First, I'd suggest to throw Gen Alexander in jail along with Feinstein, Pelosi, Rogers, Hayden, Clapper ... and all for the rest of their life (although I don't think that will ever happen). Second enact a law to stopo lobbying once and for all (that's been tries before without luck but let's have a serious look at it). Third, defund the NSA completely and put together a new security system with a major emphasis on the respect of the constitution.

• On the post: Keith Alexander Sarcastically Blames Ambassadors For NSA's Foreign Spying

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 05 Nov, 2013 @ 08:23am

  Re: And who asked for ...

  DO you really think he's ever been in charge. The NSA is in charge and telling what to do or say.

• On the post: Mike Rogers Is Now Opportunistically Concerned About The Privacy Of Americans

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 05 Nov, 2013 @ 01:05pm

  Mike Rogers must be ingurgitating all the shit he has let out during the day to be so senseless. He sure does not care about the american people. He should just shut the fuck up and let decent members of congress and senators write new NSA laws to replace the total fiasco that has been taking plase over the last few decades.

• On the post: The Rogers Doctrine: More Transparency Creates More Privacy Violations, Since You'll Find Out About Them

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 04 Nov, 2013 @ 09:33am

  Re:

  I would also add to these names, the likes of Pelosi, Hayden, Obama, and Eric Holder to name but a few, and all those of both parties who support the NSA and GCHQ in the UK.

• On the post: NSA Officials Admit: 'We're Screwed Now' After Feinstein's Statement

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 29 Oct, 2013 @ 11:05am

  Re: Words versus deeds

  Indeed. Words versus deeds. What she said yesterday, she never really meant. She'll keep going the same way as before. She does not really want to loose the power she was given durint the last hald decade. Now that she's got that power, she intends to keep it no matter what. Recall the funcking bitch.

• On the post: Five Reactions To Dianne Feinstein Finally Finding Something About The NSA To Get Angry About

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 29 Oct, 2013 @ 08:40am

  Re:

  I don't think she's even realizing that she may also be subject to NSA surveillance. She's too dumb to realize that.

• On the post: While Congress Looks Set To Push Back On NSA Surveillance, Sen. Feinstein Wants To Codify Current Practices

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 28 Oct, 2013 @ 02:31pm

  Re: this might actually make sense...

  Don't need a retirement age. They shoulld be limited to 2 terms.

• On the post: President Obama Says He Had No Idea His Own NSA Was Spying On Angela Merkel

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 28 Oct, 2013 @ 09:09am

  Re:

  Don't ask the DOJ. Eric Holder (Heil Hitler) is too busy trying to bring whistleblowers to court.

• On the post: President Obama Says He Had No Idea His Own NSA Was Spying On Angela Merkel

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 28 Oct, 2013 @ 08:58am

  Re: Re: Re: Obama sure isn't a Nixon

  But if he lets them go to jail, he'll have to pardon them at he end of his persent term.

• On the post: The Real 'Danger' Of Snowden And Manning: The US Can't Get Away With Its Powerful Hypocrisy Anymore

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 24 Oct, 2013 @ 10:41am

  Re: Re: No one is pretending anymore?

  I definitely and totally agree with that statement.

• On the post: James Clapper Plays More Word Games In The Official Denial Of French Phone Data Collection Leak

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 23 Oct, 2013 @ 01:11pm

  Re:..

  I do not believe one word of what this asshole had to say nor most members of the Obama administration as a matter of fact. Everything they have said up until now, is later contradicted and proven false. It is now time that a serious new political party emerge in the US since both the Reps and Dems seem unable to the the job properly. Under Obama, the US has turned a Socialist state and the republican party is nowhere ready to provide a suitable replacement.

• On the post: Leak Shows NSA Grabbed Data On 70 Million French Phone Calls In Less Than 30 Days

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 21 Oct, 2013 @ 04:57pm

  Leak Shows NSA Grabbed Data On 70 Million French Phone Calls In Less Than 30 Days

  At the rate it's going, the US will not have any friends left in the world except may be the Five Eyes, although with them, things may change ans some of them are presently reconsidering this devil's alliance. I guess Obama does not like having friends in the world. May be he's getting ready to start the Third World War. One thing is sure, the Russians are really having a good laugh at all this right now.

• On the post: Dianne Feinstein Is Simply Wrong In Claiming NSA Dragnet Would Have Been Helpful In Stopping 9/11

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 17 Oct, 2013 @ 02:34pm

  Feinstein

  throw the fucking bitch in jail and throw away the keys

• On the post: DOJ Argues No One Has Standing To Challenge Metadata Collection Even As It Says Govt Can Legally Collect Everyone's

  

  Jerrymiah ( profile ), 17 Oct, 2013 @ 07:44am

  DOJ Argues No One Has Standing To Challenge Metadata Collection Even As It Says Govt Can Legally Collect Everyone's

  One thing I have noticed throughout the summer is that all the decisions made by the DOJ. Strangely, the name of the DOJ person initiating all of this was never mentioned. Well since Eric Holder is the US AG, he is the one doing all of this work for Obama. He is the equivalent of What Heinrich Himmler was to Adolf Hitler, trying to setup the American Fifth Column.

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