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midnight

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5. Yes... The article points that out. But while using technology from foreign countries is not new

Reply to leveymg (Reply #4)

Wed Apr 4, 2012, 10:42 PM

Apr 2012

farming out our spying might be to those who didn't know this....

"But one of the agency’s biggest secrets is just how careless it is with that ocean of very private and very personal communications, much of it to and from Americans. Increasingly, obscure and questionable contractors — not government employees — install the taps, run the agency’s eavesdropping infrastructure, and do the listening and analysis."

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Shady Companies With Ties to Israel Wiretap the U.S. for the NSA [View all] midnight Apr 2012 OP

Fascism of the most dangerous sort. Have we learned orpupilofnature57 Apr 2012 #1

Yep.... We have learned that the watchers will be watching the watchers.... midnight Apr 2012 #2

Will America just let this shit go on? (It's a rhetorical question) think Apr 2012 #3

This goes back to the '95 CALEA law when Israeli firms had a monopoly on this technology leveymg Apr 2012 #4

Yes... The article points that out. But while using technology from foreign countries is not new midnight Apr 2012 #5

If you believe what has been written about Echelon, "farming out" was the basis of the UKUSA leveymg Apr 2012 #6