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Rochard 06-25-2013 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686147)
And for the record, Hong Kong is not China.

Um, yes, it is.

Hong Kong is one of the two Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of China, the other being Macau.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong

I find it interesting that he went to a country that has an entire section of it's military dedicated to hacking the US, and to a country where it's citizens have limited rights. Then he went to Russia, which was more of the same. Seems to me he is a spy who defected in a public way.

crockett 06-25-2013 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19686012)
But how is our government out line?

All of this is done by warrants issued by judges. Agency "x" believes that "mr x" is engaged in legal activity against the United States, gets a warrant from a judge, and then serves Google with a request for their data.

Most of this seems to have been done by local police departments for use in solving local crimes. Local police investigate a local crime - a murder, robbery, rape, disappearance - go to a local judge to a get a warrant to look at their phone records, email, Facebook, whatever. This is the way it's always been done.

There is nothing illegal so far.

How is our govt out of line? They claim the need to have access to this information is because of terrorism.

Do you really think terrorist use Facebook, gmail and so on? I mean really? If they are chasing tangos, why the need for US isp's root level access?

This shit is a front for domestic spying. There no other legit reason.

Groups like OWS and the Tea Party use FB.. Not terrorist.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:10 PM

Senator Bill Nelson said contractor Booz Allen Hamilton had hired an employee convicted of lying to the U.S. government for a position in which he would handle classified documents.

Before being hired by Booz Allen Hamilton, the man had received one of the highest levels of security clearances despite having been previously convicted in 2008 of lying to government officials and sentenced to three years of probation, Nelson said in the letter.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...95J1A220130620

CDSmith 06-25-2013 12:11 PM

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dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686171)
How is our govt out of line? They claim the need to have access to this information is because of terrorism.

Do you really think terrorist use Facebook, gmail and so on? I mean really? If they are chasing tangos, why the need for US isp's root level access?

This shit is a front for domestic spying. There no other legit reason.

the boston bombers used facebook.

RummyBoy 06-25-2013 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19686149)
because the US has refused to hand over countless people

http://rt.com/op-edge/snowden-nsa-crime-gchq-136/

I was just watching RT and they don't talk about that at all... snowden might be passing secrets to them. DO YOU THINK HE COULD BE A RUSSIAN SPY?

He doesn't look Russian at all....

EddyTheDog 06-25-2013 12:13 PM

I seem to restarted the Cold War...

_Richard_ 06-25-2013 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by RummyBoy (Post 19686178)
http://rt.com/op-edge/snowden-nsa-crime-gchq-136/

I was just watching RT and they don't talk about that at all... snowden might be passing secrets to them. DO YOU THINK HE COULD BE A RUSSIAN SPY?

He doesn't look Russian at all....

why would he pass secrets to them? couldn't he just upload everything to wikileaks and let them do the work themselves? it's not like Snowden would know what is and isn't important

CDSmith 06-25-2013 12:17 PM

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just a punk 06-25-2013 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686176)
the boston bombers used facebook.

The Boston bombers were reported to FBI by FSB as potential Muslim terrorists two years ago before the actual bombing. Any consequence? Yeah, here you go NSA, continue reading Facebook messages and jerking off on of private Skype videos. I'm sure that will protect the USA from the real terrorist :thumbsup

Rochard 06-25-2013 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19686126)
are you purposely being obtuse?

http://www.globalresearch.ca/nsa-spy...apping-program



if this doesn't make it through your 'filter'.. we'll try the original article where you have the actual companies talk about the info being grabbed without a warrant, but also when they say it was ILLEGAL FOR THEM TO EVEN TALK ABOUT THE OCCURRENCE TAKING PLACE

Yes. All of that information is being captured. Every time I make a phone call, my cell phone company tracks it. Obviously. But the question is what access does the NSA have? All of the companies involved deny the NSA has direct access. I am under the impression that whenever the NSA / FBI / Local police needs information, they have to get a warrant, then contact the company involved and request the information.

Here's another quote from your article:

Quote:

When questioned the next day whether he would confirm his previous statements, Clemente told CNN, ?I?m talking about all digital communications are?there?s a way to look at digital communications in the past. I can?t go into detail of how that?s done or what?s done. But I can tell you that no digital communication is secure. So these communications will be found out. The conversation will be known.?
He still doesn't say "without a warrant".

Sure thing... They get a warrant and they go to Google and say "We need access to this persons account".

On top of this, your article says the documents have been seen by The Guardian, but not published. Well, what are we waiting for? I want to see proof that the NSA physically has "copies of all of this data" and is accessing it all without warrants or illegally.

just a punk 06-25-2013 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by EddyTheDog (Post 19686180)
I seem to restarted the Cold War...

It was restarted when then NATO broke the agreement with Gorbachev and started its expansion to the former Warsaw Pact countries :2 cents:

P.S. You have a very short memory, guys.

Rochard 06-25-2013 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686171)
How is our govt out of line? They claim the need to have access to this information is because of terrorism.

Do you really think terrorist use Facebook, gmail and so on? I mean really? If they are chasing tangos, why the need for US isp's root level access?

This shit is a front for domestic spying. There no other legit reason.

Groups like OWS and the Tea Party use FB.. Not terrorist.

Sure. They were reading emails sent out by OWS.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19686188)
The Boston bombers were reported to FBI by FSB as potential Muslim terrorists two years ago before the actual bombing. Any consequence? Yeah, here you go NSA, continue reading Facebook messages and jerking off on of private Skype videos. I'm sure that will protect the USA from the real terrorist :thumbsup

you actually raise what i think is one of the most important points here, does the system work? there is zero transparency here, none, moreover, we don't even hear much about the program. why not hear about some of the successes? even now, as the nsa and the executive branch is on their heels defending the program all they can say is it's help a bunch of times.

you can't have a program like this and handle it that way and have it run by new hires like snowden who can sneek off to hostile countries with sensistive information.

but again, it is a very complex issue because the boston bombers did in fact use facebook.

Yanks_Todd 06-25-2013 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686162)
correction: he's a low-mid level sys admin fugitive on the run who had to ask julian assange where and what to do next, and that's according to assange.

I agree. DWB I think you are giving him way to much credit. He reminds me of Harvey Lee Oswald. A fairly unremarkable guy who is trying to do something remarkable, but struggling.

theking 06-25-2013 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by vdbucks (Post 19685504)
for as much as he carries on about sworn oaths, broken oaths and the like, sure seems like he would remember the very oath he would have taken if in fact he ever was in the military... I've been out of the Army for going on 15 years and I still remember it...

The most relevant portion being...

But, if he ever really was in the Army then it would seem to me that he forgot those very words, because so far all he has "defended" are those domestic enemies who have been shitting on the Constitution since 2001...

GWB, Obama, doesn't matter... The reality here is that this whole "left vs right", "dem vs rep" nonsense is nothing more than a smoke screen in order to keep the sheep occupied while their very freedoms continue to get stripped away bit by bit. And so long as they have facebook, american idol and the mainstream media feeding them bullshit in order to occupy their time and keep people from focusing on the real issues, nothing will change.

And this "revolution" that some people keep harping about will never happen because today's generation is full of nothing but lazy people who are incapable of thinking for themselves and whose very existence is a complete and utter waste of space.

But I digress... it's bush's fault... no it's obama's fault... no it's the tea party's fault... no it's the liberals' fault... no it's the conservatives fault... so long as there is someone for the dumb ass american people to point a finger at, they'll never realize that all of this happening is, in fact, their own damn fault.

Why did you not post the entire oath.

I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God.

DWB 06-25-2013 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686152)
none of that makes any sense when applied to his own words.

What, that he is just passing through China? Or that he's just a dummy who really just lucked into this info?

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686156)
he's a sys admin bra.

that's like saying a lawyer is smarter than everyone else because she's a lawyer.

we already know how lax the nsa and booz hiring requirements were, he didn't even have a fresh background check done.

i'm not convinced he's smart at all. the government is not smart as you frequently point out, the government is comprised of snowdens, it doesn't make any sense he's the smart one.

Yea, you're probably right. Someone given the authority to read the Presidents email is probably a hack. I bet he spends his nights posting on GFY and moonlighting in the porn business.

Now that I think about it... Where is Franck? He went offline around the same time this dummy popped up.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19686163)
Um, yes, it is.

Hong Kong is one of the two Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of China, the other being Macau.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong

No, it is not China. It is a region of China. When I go to China I have to go to the Chinese embassy and get a visa to go to mainland China. When I go to Hong Kong, I just hop a plane and go. You do not have to get a Chinese visa to enter.

There is an enormous difference between Hong Kong and mainland China.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19686163)
I find it interesting that he went to a country that has an entire section of it's military dedicated to hacking the US, and to a country where it's citizens have limited rights. Then he went to Russia, which was more of the same. Seems to me he is a spy who defected in a public way.

He could be a spy. No one really knows. But if he is or isn't, he choose those places for a reason.

theking 06-25-2013 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686147)
Is he living in China, no. He passed through Hong Kong. And for the record, Hong Kong is not China.

If you think a guy with access to that kind of information, someone who had the authority to read the President's email, didn't line up the right people to talk to in advance each nation AND know how to do it, getting in and getting out, you're dreaming.

This guy knows exactly what he is doing. Whatever media is coming out is a smoke screen to keep everyone guessing where he is now and what he is doing next. He's smarter than you, me, and everyone else here. That's how he got that job. He's not a backpacking tree hugger who's winging all of this.

Pigshit.

DWB 06-25-2013 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Yanks_Todd (Post 19686200)
DWB I think you are giving him way to much credit. He reminds me of Harvey Lee Oswald. A fairly unremarkable guy who is trying to do something remarkable, but struggling.

Maybe. Lets look at what we do know:

1) He had a high security clearance at the NSA. He had the authority to read any email, or wiretap any phone, including the President's email. I could be wrong, but I don't think they would give a burger flipper that kind of access.

2) He is smart enough to have not been arrested so far and escape all attempts by the US government to do so. That within itself is quite an incredible act, especially when you're crossing borders.

3) He is smart enough to know where to go and obviously their extradition agreements, or lack thereof.

4) He is smart enough to get what he needed to the press and make himself known enough to where they can't just kill him. Instead, he is being protected.

Contrary to popular belief, just those four things takes a lot of smarts, especially playing this game on an international level. A lot of balls too.

What about his finances? Do you think he just skipped town and hoped he could pan handle for cash? Doubt it. All his US assets were frozen the day they issues a warrant for him. Maybe he didn't plan for that, but given the info he had access to, he would have known exactly that he would have had to plan for it, and probably knew where to do it.

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 19686203)

I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic...

The enemy is clearly domestic in this case. He followed his oath.

Joshua G 06-25-2013 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19686192)
On top of this, your article says the documents have been seen by The Guardian, but not published. Well, what are we waiting for? I want to see proof that the NSA physically has "copies of all of this data" and is accessing it all without warrants or illegally.

ironic since such proof is secret & requires breaking the very laws you are defending to provide to you. do you feel the cognitive dissonance, or do you just choose to discount whatever information contradicts your prejudice.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686205)
Now that I think about it... Where is Franck? He went offline around the same time this dummy popped up.

he's debunking the ct that pink floyd had something to do with prism being the secret creator of bitcoin

http://i.imgur.com/GBWSo6J.jpg

crockett 06-25-2013 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19686146)
#1. I think you are stretching it to give credit to McCarthy.
#2. What judicial errors were revealed after their execution that would have changed anything?



The difference being that she did not avoid arrest, but rather got arrested so she could make a statement and get something done about it.

Don't try to change the terms to fit your needs. You said broke the law to create change..not arrested.

Manning was arrested and it's made no difference as he's just a pawn at this point. The information is the statement not the arrest in this case.

It would be stupid for Snowden to turn himself in given what we have seen happen to Manning.

DWB 06-25-2013 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 19686223)
Pigshit.

You're right. He's currently living in China, which is also Hong Kong, and is playing this entire thing from his hip with no idea what to do next. Oh, and he is a tree hugging, Birkenstock wearing, hippy.

That Snowden, he always was a "fly by the seat of his pants" type a guy.

Phoenix 06-25-2013 12:41 PM

He is currently outlining to all countries he travels through just how the nsa/usa was hacking their systems.
Why do you think China let him go? sorry hong kong ;)
Anyway, after he clearly outlined it and showed them something, they stopped taking the calls from the us. just like that.
then he got on a plane went to russia...no word from them for days. Then today Putin says...uhm we are not sending him to the usa. However it does look like he isnt welcome to stay there forever. My guess is he will hit Iceland. Maybe from Finland.

He is surely a traitor. However maybe one that needed to happen. I dont support his telling of secrets to all nations. He told the american people...that was enough.

DWB 06-25-2013 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by JoshGirls Josh (Post 19686229)
ironic since such proof is secret & requires breaking the very laws you are defending to provide to you. do you feel the cognitive dissonance, or do you just choose to discount whatever information contradicts your prejudice.

Shazaam! :thumbsup

theking 06-25-2013 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686228)
Maybe. Lets look at what we do know:

1) He had a high security clearance at the NSA. He had the authority to read any email, or wiretap any phone, including the President's email. I could be wrong, but I don't think they would give a burger flipper that kind of access.

2) He is smart enough to have not been arrested so far and escape all attempts by the US government to do so. That within itself is quite an incredible act, especially when you're crossing borders.

3) He is smart enough to know where to go and obviously their extradition agreements, or lack thereof.

4) He is smart enough to get what he needed to the press and make himself known enough to where they can't just kill him. Instead, he is being protected.

Contrary to popular belief, just those four things takes a lot of smarts, especially playing this game on an international level. A lot of balls too.

What about his finances? Do you think he just skipped town and hoped he could pan handle for cash? Doubt it. All his US assets were frozen the day they issues a warrant for him. Maybe he didn't plan for that, but given the info he had access to, he would have known exactly that he would have had to plan for it, and probably knew where to do it.



The enemy is clearly domestic in this case. He followed his oath.

As to your #1 his boss testified before congress and said that is not true/bullshit. As to your reference to the enemy being domestic...pigshit.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:48 PM

the thing is dwb, i want to believe this guy is the smartest guy in the room. i want the snoops to be that smart. why do you think he would go to those 2 countries? i just can't fathom why, especially in light of what he is otr stating: he did it for americans.

any ideas ?

crockett 06-25-2013 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686176)
the boston bombers used facebook.

The Boston bombers were domestic and home grown. They aren't an excuse to use this system on US traffic because according to the govt US traffic isn't targeted. If it's not targeted then why the need to capture it...

Aside from that the Boston guys didn't do their planning on FB.. They were just members of the site and had profiles.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686267)
The Boston bombers were domestic and home grown. They aren't an excuse to use this system on US traffic because according to the govt US traffic isn't targeted. If it's not targeted then why the need to capture it...

Aside from that the Boston guys didn't do their planning on FB.. They were just members of the site and had profiles.

i hear ya, it's complex right? but obama is otr after the boston bombing stating that the terror threat now is more domestically located than international and that's where the primary efforts will focus. that means that to investigate those threats, the nsa/snoops will have to use their equipment right here. that means all this drone tech, upcoming drone tech, 2nd gen.

it's crazy complex in my view.

baddog 06-25-2013 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686171)
How is our govt out of line? They claim the need to have access to this information is because of terrorism.

Do you really think terrorist use Facebook, gmail and so on? I mean really? If they are chasing tangos, why the need for US isp's root level access?

You really believe that? I guess you do not realize Twitter's role in the Arab Spring.

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686205)
Yea, you're probably right. Someone given the authority to read the Presidents email is probably a hack. I bet he spends his nights posting on GFY and moonlighting in the porn business.

Oh please; he said he could IF he had a personal email address for him. I am not sure why you keep giving this guy so much credit.

Antonio 06-25-2013 01:07 PM

at the airport in Moscow

OK, I didn't read the whole thread, but this is where he's at

crockett 06-25-2013 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686280)
i hear ya, it's complex right? but obama is otr after the boston bombing stating that the terror threat now is more domestically located than international and that's where the primary efforts will focus. that means that to investigate those threats, the nsa/snoops will have to use their equipment right here. that means all this drone tech, upcoming drone tech, 2nd gen.

it's crazy complex in my view.

But they are telling us that Americans aren't targeted, which I think we can all agree is bullshit by this point.

Also we are supposed to give up our right to privacy to be protected by big mom a govt. Yet the very fact that this system was in place and the govt was even warned about the Boston guys..

Yet they still were about to attack inside the US.

I'm supposed to go along with this shit for protection from the big bad evil terrorist.. Yet the govt seems unable to do that..

Once again, why are my rights violated if they can't even catch a few guys that should have been red flagged...

CDSmith 06-25-2013 01:07 PM

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Can't wait for the movie.

JFK 06-25-2013 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 19686293)
at the airport in Moscow

OK, I didn't read the whole thread, but this is where he's at

yup, I saw the same thing on CNN with Putin confirming it :2 cents:

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/25/politi...html?hpt=hp_t2

crockett 06-25-2013 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19686289)
You really believe that? I guess you do not realize Twitter's role in the Arab Spring.



Oh please; he said he could IF he had a personal email address for him. I am not sure why you keep giving this guy so much credit.

Last time I checked Arab Spring was a revolution to overthrow corrupted govts, not terrorists planning attacks.

So I guess we can understand why the US govt would want to have access to FB and twitter now don't we...

DWB 06-25-2013 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by theking (Post 19686244)
As to your #1 his boss testified before congress and said that is not true/bullshit. As to your reference to the enemy being domestic...pigshit.

Of course his boss would say that. Do you honestly think he would stand before congress and tell them he gave this young and apparently not smart man total access to EVERYTHING? Not a chance.

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19686264)
the thing is dwb, i want to believe this guy is the smartest guy in the room. i want the snoops to be that smart. why do you think he would go to those 2 countries? i just can't fathom why, especially in light of what he is otr stating: he did it for americans.

any ideas ?

I think he had meetings set up in advance, perhaps some agreements on his safety, and he knows what countries won't or can't extradite him. Knowing what countries won't send you back to the USA would be step one.

Put yourself in his shoes. You have access to all of that data. You know where the USA can and can not / does not snoop. So you focus on where they can't / don't and work from there. Be it a certain phone company or service, he would have known where information would have been safe and that is how he contacted who he needed to contact.

Julian Assange, the President of Ecuador, possibly Putin, and lord knows who else, he didn't luck into contact with these people. You don't just send an email to Wikileaks and they blindly set you up with travel protection from Ecuador. You don't just hang out in the Russian airport with an invalid passport, missing flights to Cuba, and not get hassled. You ever been there? Ask some of the Russians how it is playing out there. You ever exited Hong Kong (or any country) on an invalid passport? :1orglaugh Ain't gonna happen. Not in a million years. He made a plan, lined it all up, protected his ass, and now he's working the plan with the help of Wikileaks or whoever.

I would also like to think he is a smart guy. While there is no way to know his IQ, he is obviously street smart enough to do exactly what he is doing and not get caught. At least not yet anyway. The USA has FBI and CIA all over the world. They could scoop him up in an hour flat if they thought they could. But they haven't. For now, he has outsmarted them.

dyna mo 06-25-2013 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686297)
But they are telling us that Americans aren't targeted, which I think we can all agree is bullshit by this point.

Also we are supposed to give up our right to privacy to be protected by big mom a govt. Yet the very fact that this system was in place and the govt was even warned about the Boston guys..

Yet they still were about to attack inside the US.

I'm supposed to go along with this shit for protection from the big bad evil terrorist.. Yet the govt seems unable to do that..

Once again, why are my rights violated if they can't even catch a few guys that should have been red flagged...


to me, it seems like a fundamental flaw of technology. let's face it, smart phones are becoming ubiquitous. any sort of broadcast technology is wide open to snooping. at the very least the facebooks are keeping it in secret shadow profiles that use your friend data to cross-match it to find more email addresses and personal information

https://www.google.com/search?q=secr...w=950&bih=1054

theking 06-25-2013 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19686317)
Of course his boss would say that. Do you honestly think he would stand before congress and tell them he gave this young and apparently not smart man total access to EVERYTHING? Not a chance.



I think he had meetings set up in advance, perhaps some agreements on his safety, and he knows what countries won't or can't extradite him. Knowing what countries won't send you back to the USA would be step one.

Put yourself in his shoes. You have access to all of that data. You know where the USA can and can not / does not snoop. So you focus on where they can't / don't and work from there. Be it a certain phone company or service, he would have known where information would have been safe and that is how he contacted who he needed to contact.

Julian Assange, the President of Ecuador, possibly Putin, and lord knows who else, he didn't luck into contact with these people. You don't just send an email to Wikileaks and they blindly set you up with travel protection from Ecuador. You don't just hang out in the Russian airport with an invalid passport, missing flights to Cuba, and not get hassled. You ever been there? Ask some of the Russians how it is playing out there. You ever exited Hong Kong (or any country) on an invalid passport? :1orglaugh Ain't gonna happen. Not in a million years. He made a plan, lined it all up, protected his ass, and now he's working the plan with the help of Wikileaks or whoever.

I would also like to think he is a smart guy. While there is no way to know his IQ, he is obviously street smart enough to do exactly what he is doing and not get caught. At least not yet anyway. The USA has FBI and CIA all over the world. They could scoop him up in an hour flat if they thought they could. But they haven't. For now, he has outsmarted them.

Pigshit.

baddog 06-25-2013 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 19686316)
Last time I checked Arab Spring was a revolution to overthrow corrupted govts, not terrorists planning attacks.

So I guess we can understand why the US govt would want to have access to FB and twitter now don't we...

I see the point escapes you, just like equating someone willing to be arrested to support their cause (martyrdom) vs someone that got caught committing a crime and fled unwilling to support whatever cause it is he has.

Bman 06-25-2013 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 19686150)
this is such a drama queens perspective on things..

revolutions don't start over piddly shit like this, not now, not ever. Nobody is starving in the US and until that starts to happen there isn't going to be that long awaited motivated by the couch potatoes revolution that people keep TYPING about on the internet. The only difference between now and before is that now we have more uninformed fools chiming in on the subject matter via fb and twitter. (not that i'm lumping you in with that, but I'm sure you would agree there are many that do)

actually all revolutions were started by piddly things...crack open a history book:2 cents:

the main point is this...if Americans in general loose more of their standard of life and feel that their government is alienating them...then their days are numbered.
Thats been proven by history over and over.


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