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Everything You Wanted to Know about Spying … But Were Afraid to Ask
Spying: The Big Picture
If you’ve been too busy to keep up with the spying scandal, here’s an overview: The government is spying on virtually everything we do The government’s mass spying doesn’t keep us safe NSA spying did not prevent a terror attack on Wall Street There is no meaningful oversight of the spying programs by either Congress or the courts We can keep everyone safe without violating the Constitution … more cheaply and efficiently than the current system The top counter-terrorism Czar under Clinton and Bush says that revealing NSA spying programs does not harm national security Whistleblowers on illegal spying have no “legal” way to get the information out A high-level intelligence source says “we hack everyone everywhere” Some people make a lot of money off of mass spying Spying started before 9/11 … and may have stemmed from an emergency program only meant to be activated in the case of a nuclear war Governments and big corporations are doing everything they can to destroy anonymity Mass spying creates an easy mark for hackers Polls show that the public doesn’t believe the NSA Surveillance can be used to frame you if someone in government happens to take a dislike to you An NSA whistleblower says that the NSA is spying on – and blackmailing – top government officials and military officers (and see this) High-level US government officials have warned for 40 years that mass surveillance would lead to tyranny in America Government spying has always focused on crushing dissent … not on keeping us safe While the Obama administration is spying on everyone in the country – it is at the same time the most secretive administration ever (background). That’s despite Obama saying he’s running the most transparent administration ever Top constitutional experts say that Obama is worse than Nixon … and the Stasi East Germans
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