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Barry-xlovecam 10-28-2013 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19850799)
The daily El Mundo ("The World") cited information provided by former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden that showed that the NSA collected bulk data on 60 million phone calls placed in Spain in December 2012.


http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2...one-month?lite


That is the problem now we have every Spaniard pissed at the USA.
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I don't think there is any going back now. I would not want to go back anyway.

_Richard_ 10-28-2013 10:19 AM

ya'll posting in a camgirl troll thread

dyna mo 10-28-2013 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19850819)
Not caring.

What does everyone think the NSA does? It collects information, and it doesn't get warrants when it's in other countries. In the 1980s it read microwave transmissions and hacked fax machines. Outside of the US, US laws do not apply - and the NSA cannot get a warrant.

This is what the NSA has been doing since it was created.


i didn't post that for you. lolz. you make it very clear very many times that you do not care. that's pretty much all you post in fact. don't care. i get it.... we get it.

i posted it for the folks that understand how out of control and automatic and widespread the nsa snooping is.


snowden's only amplified that.

klinton 10-28-2013 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19850487)
The greatest irony of Snowden living in Russia is that now, ALL of his correspondence is monitored and documented. All of his phone calls are recorded. He is surrounded by people who are active agents to monitor him, his activities, any contact he has with any person from the moment he wakes up to the moment he falls asleep - from girls who talk to him, friends he makes to cab drivers, store clerks and so on. He will never have any interaction with another human being that isn't fully documented. Girls hitting on him and getting close to him, are far more likely to be paid agents from various departments of the FSB, than dumb girls. Every time he thinks about masturbating, it is recorded and documented and goes into a file in Lubyanka and that is exactly how it will be for the rest of his time in Russia as he is not only a possible/potential security threat... he is a confirmed security threat and confirmed traitor. All of this will be happening in addition to constant, regular interviews with Russian security services.

and thats the sad irony of history (being protected by "freedom lovers" ex KGB guys). and Swowden, asked in June (before landing in moscow) by glen greenwald what he thinks that will happen with him said : "probably nothing good".... so, yes you are right....
anyway Russians and Putin killed Litvienko guy (google it) and Litvienko was loudly saying that Putin came to power by false flags operations (bombs in apartaments in Russia in 1999)..and he was saying many other things actually, not so good about Russian goverment....
Snowden wanted to have some debate not on him but on leaks and tech issues that leaks are about...And thats what is going on in the world...well, at least in that part of world who "thinks". so i think that he is still hero....
all powers and govs are the same - they want more power and control...it doesnt matter if its Russian gov, French, German or American...the rest is up to society if they allow small fraction to control rest....and Snowden leaks are saying about some VERY dangerous situation in current democracies...imagine how powerfull is database of action of every human being (who uses phones and Internet) and his believs, thoughts, actions, friends, networks and so on...
now take best mathematics in the world, let them make algoritms on human behavior and its like predicting future (almost)...I still believe in chaos , not in orders, govs and money and power greedy and hungry people....

klinton 10-28-2013 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 19850740)
if this is real, that is scary

yes its real, and as "advanced" internet user you should already know that...;-)

TheSquealer 10-28-2013 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by klinton (Post 19850852)
and thats the sad irony of history (being protected by "freedom lovers" ex KGB guys). and Swowden, asked in June (before landing in moscow) by glen greenwald what he thinks that will happen with him said : "probably nothing good".... so, yes you are right....
anyway Russians and Putin killed Litvienko guy (google it) and Litvienko was loudly saying that Putin came to power by false flags operations (bombs in apartaments in Russia in 1999)..and he was saying many other things actually, not so good about Russian goverment....
.

Putin was in power well before the apartment bombings. Putin was President the moment he was named Prime Minister. The election was 6 months out and that gave him 6 months to campaign to gain the popular vote. Putin came to power because it was put to Yeltsin (who was little more than a babbling, incoherent drunk and pill junkie in his last couple years) that if he resigned, he and his daughter would not be prosecuted for all the theft, corruption and abuses of power. Putin was decided to be President of Russia more than 6 months before he was appointed Prime Minister by Yeltsin... the actual election was 6 months later after Yeltsin resigned. The bombings were a pretext to attacking Chechnya again. Putins main promise in his campaign was to destroy the Chechen rebels. The apartment bombings, though sad, were real. Though its often impossible to know what is real and what isn't in a world of secrets and lies, I did know someone who was on the prosecutors team in the apartment bombings. Besides, there is nothing magic or technically difficult about placing 50kilos of cheap explosives in the ground floor of a concrete panel building that by design, is built to fall like a house of cards. There was however no shortage of bad propaganda leading up to the 2nd war with Chechnya constantly showing staged "battles" by "rebels" etc. The problems with Chechnya were also very real and they were a very real threat in the region and to the safety and security of both Russia and neighboring states.

The "false flag" stuff is usual conspiracy theorist nonsense. What is very real, is how Moscow capitalized on the events (apartment bombings, Chechen rebel raids into Dagestan etc) to blow them up into more than they were and keep people in a frenzy (with operation whirlwind and crap like that which affected every single person practically in the nation).

Rochard 10-28-2013 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19850846)

i posted it for the folks that understand how out of control and automatic and widespread the nsa snooping is.


snowden's only amplified that.

Snowden has made some claims but so far he hasn't proven anything although he has tens of thousands of documents. No one has been arrested, and to date the only one who seems to have broken the law is Snowden himself.

Everyone seems to be jumping on the bandwagon saying "I don't want my emails being read" without understanding that the NSA isn't reading our emails in bulk.

Deputy Chief Command 10-28-2013 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19851107)
Snowden has made some claims but so far he hasn't proven anything although he has tens of thousands of documents. No one has been arrested, and to date the only one who seems to have broken the law is Snowden himself.

Everyone seems to be jumping on the bandwagon saying "I don't want my emails being read" without understanding that the NSA isn't reading our emails in bulk.


fuck the NSA ! I don't want my emails being read in bulk!! :mad::mad:

dyna mo 10-28-2013 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Deputy Chief Command (Post 19851110)
fuck the NSA ! I don't want my emails being read in bulk!! :mad::mad:

i'm with you, fuck that shit! :warning

klinton 10-28-2013 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19851101)
....

you get my point...it helped him to "strengthup" his image in public... and it was false flag....

and if you'd look into human's history, then you'd know that false flags ops are real and not (always) made by conspiration theorists :)

he came to power in 1999, exactly enough to prepare September operations...especially for the guy who was exKGB and who was chief of FSB (former KGB) in the same 1999

mineistaken 10-28-2013 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Deputy Chief Command (Post 19851110)
fuck the NSA ! I don't want my emails being read in bulk!! :mad::mad:

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851114)
i'm with you, fuck that shit! :warning

Then you are traitors.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 19851135)
Then you are traitors.

if they read them 1 at a time i'd be ok with that, but bulk reading- no.

Deputy Chief Command 10-28-2013 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851139)
if they read them 1 at a time i'd be ok with that, but bulk reading- no.

yeah! one at a time is ok so they understand the exact context of them mails I be sending! bulk reading is not ok!! we need to start a petition :mad::mad:

winter_ 10-28-2013 02:03 PM

https://youtube.com/watch?v=2QOIRuc6sZU

klinton 10-28-2013 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer (Post 19851101)
The "false flag" stuff is usual conspiracy theorist nonsense. What is very real, is how Moscow capitalized on the events (apartment bombings, Chechen rebel raids into Dagestan etc) to blow them up into more than they were and keep people in a frenzy (with operation whirlwind and crap like that which affected every single person practically in the nation).

now look who profited from 9/11, what changed in politics and you will get point....

dyna mo 10-28-2013 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by klinton (Post 19851151)
now look who profited from 9/11, what changed in politics and you will get point....

i have the sneaky suspicion you are about to be intellectually dominated. i'd buckle up.

eroticfem 10-28-2013 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by klinton (Post 19850309)
he is a hero, not a traitor....more people like him are needed in every corporation and each nation

I agree. :thumbsup

SZNY 10-28-2013 02:17 PM

the dude is a 100% hero, thanks to him we all know how dirty the US gov is towards their own people and their partners. This guy should get a Nobel prize

klinton 10-28-2013 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851161)
i have the sneaky suspicion you are about to be intellectually dominated. i'd buckle up.

by you ?

you already proved yourself in many posts here :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

dyna mo 10-28-2013 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by klinton (Post 19851178)
by you ?

you already proved yourself in many posts here :1orglaugh:1orglaugh


yes, i've proven common sense. and that i think a hero does something heroic and valuable. not destuctive and cowardly

you've proven you fall for conspiracy thoeories and think a coward that has done absolutely nothing good for anything or anybody is someone you look up to.

got it.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 02:47 PM

hero
: a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities

there is nothing great about snowden, he was a snoop who snooped on snoops.

there is nothing brave in snowden. he stole shit and ran for safe haven in communist countries that are historically human rights violators and then used 95% of what he stole as a bargaining chip in his *safety*.

there are no fine qualities about snowden. snowden is a snoop who lied to get a snoop job, went beyond his job boundaries to access the data he stole and then ran away.


nevermind the fact he has done more damage than good, he's not a hero by definition.

JockoHomo 10-28-2013 03:05 PM

Bullshit!

He is a patriot and certainly a hero. If there had been more people like him the USA might not have been sold out and become the pathetic joke that it has become.

WAKE UP - the rest of the world is learning the truth and they are pissed!

klinton 10-28-2013 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851182)
yes, i've proven common sense. and that i think a hero does something heroic and valuable. not destuctive and cowardly

you've proven <b>you fall for conspiracy thoeories</b> and think a coward that has done absolutely nothing good for anything or anybody is someone you look up to.

got it.

and you fall for bull...it ;-)

klinton 10-28-2013 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by JockoHomo (Post 19851207)
Bullshit!

He is a patriot and certainly a hero. If there had been more people like him the USA might not have been sold out and become the pathetic joke that it has become.

WAKE UP - the rest of the world is learning the truth and they are pissed!

despite Snowden's good intentions some people and some govs could be actually happy from Trust Crisis on EU-USA or South America- USA... (well, S.America actually never had to trust USA that much ;-), so...)
this is politics...and this is repercussion of Snowden leaks...
each gov is spying, I only hope that public debate started and more and more people will start using cryptography and be more concious of net privacy and so on :)

dyna mo 10-28-2013 03:16 PM

i'll ask again,

what good has snowden done?

just 1 thing even.

name 1 single good thing that has resulted from what snowden did.

SZNY 10-28-2013 03:34 PM

he explosed that the US Gov is spying on their own citizens
he exposed the NSA is spying on all their partners and this is pretty intense and big
he showed that the US Gov is doing this just to collect info to gain more power/knowledge

he risks his own life to come out with this info, not many people do that

dyna mo 10-28-2013 03:43 PM

my question is not what he did, but what good came from it.

we all are quite familiar with the expose, what good has come from that?

he didn't risk his life. well, up until he ended up in russia he didn't risk his life. if he had any brains, he would have been able to learn that his nsa snoopy colleagues before him who exposed the nsa are still alive and well and living their lives in their own homes in the usa.

SZNY 10-28-2013 03:44 PM

the results are not good, think that the good old US lost some credibility

dyna mo 10-28-2013 03:56 PM

everybody loses. don't get me wrong. the expose was bad news. i get that. i also separate the message from the messenger, the message can be important and the messenger can still be a dolt.

but watch, this will cause a bigger embracing of snooping. more nations will snoop deeper and broader and tech will *progress* with even more snoopiary devices that are cloaked, hidden, not known, wtfever.

this is not going to cause snoops to throw-away all their fancy tech, very very much the opposite.

nico-t 10-28-2013 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851182)
not destuctive and cowardly

the only ones who he is destructive against are the people who suppress your freedom. And you are defending these people. It boggles my mind how a citizen (you) is defending a privacy invading, big brother police state who steps on your freedom like it's dogshit on a sidewalk. Think it's time to wake up now.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:15 PM

i defy you to find 1 post i've ever made defending what you said.

again, just 1.

you snowden fanbois get so blown away by the rotor wash of this that you choose not to even read.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:17 PM

it's just more proof that many of you can't think in terms of complex processes.

SZNY 10-28-2013 04:27 PM

Sorry to say but you see it wrong, the totally trust in the US went from X to zero, atleast that is what you hear/feel here in Europe. I hope it will not affect the US economy since we all know that JP and CN are keeping the US on live support

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:32 PM

i don't see shit wrong. since when is total trust of the usa in europe going from x to zero a good thing?

it's not. for anyone. economic meetings between nations have already been canceled due to this.

that's what i keep stating- nothing good came from this, not 1 single thing.

_Richard_ 10-28-2013 04:36 PM

what good came from it?

the world finally took note of the massive illegal spying that was going on?

talk about a fucking easy one. jesus.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:37 PM

again, how is that good?

how is taking note of the fact that the nsa snooped merkel's phone good?

theking 10-28-2013 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 19851262)
the only ones who he is destructive against are the people who suppress your freedom. And you are defending these people. It boggles my mind how a citizen (you) is defending a privacy invading, big brother police state who steps on your freedom like it's dogshit on a sidewalk. Think it's time to wake up now.

Pig shit. There has been military...industrial...scientific and medical spying...the eintireity of every ones life on this earth...by every nation that has the ability to spy. Persons from various countries are periodically caught and those on the receiving end squawk loudly for as long as they can then the squawking slowly goes away and it is back to business as usual. Actually it is not really back to business as the spying neverr stops.

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:40 PM

note to self:

nsa snooped merkel's phone


got it. now what.

check my phone for bug/ not call merkel? complain on adult forum?

dyna mo 10-28-2013 04:42 PM

if it were good you all would not be talkig about it on your isp-provided internet, facebooking it to friends, googling it on goog, emailing, texting, chatting, icquing, tweeting, etc.

you would value your privacy and take responsibility for it by shutting down the access points the snoops use.

no, it's business as usuall for the snoops, moreso now, rest assured, there's been a team assigned to making sure no other bugs on dignitaries are discovered

and it's business as usual for the rest of us who us all the tech the tech use to snoop on us.

let's at least be honest about that.

_Richard_ 10-28-2013 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19851295)
again, how is that good?

how is taking note of the fact that the nsa snooped merkel's phone good?

how is it good that all the illegal spying on reporters, dissidents, local leaders, world leaders, has become 'mainstream news'?

may you do me a favour? you mind explaining how that's bad?


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