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Yeah, NSA-F tacitly admitted

A Guy Called LULU — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 18:14:06 +0000

In reply to My faves: Student A: I also

Yeah, NSA-F tacitly admitted that Clapper lied even though he has come up with some lame excuse. You can bet that content will be saved to the detriment of NSA-F's carrer. Actually, though, Student-B was partly wrong. I don't think Clapper looked comfortable at all, he looked like a scared prick with ears. He was responding directly and under oath to a Senator that knew his response was a bald-assed lie but was restricted by secrecy from saying so. All Wyden could do was get the lie on the record. Regardless the different opinions on Snowden, I gotta love his timing.

My faves: Student A: I also

PeraclesPlease — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 18:01:23 +0000

In reply to The NSA came to recruit at a

My faves:

Student A: I also want to know what are the qualifications that one needs to become a whistleblower because that sounds like a much more interesting job....
...
Student B: ...How do you feel personally having a boss whose comfortable perjuring himself in front of Congress?

NSA_F: Our director is not general Clapper.

Student B: General Alexander also lied in front of Congress.

NSA_F: I don’t know about that.
Student B: Probably because access to the Guardian is restricted on the NSA’s computers

The NSA came to recruit at a

A Guy Called LULU — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 17:34:31 +0000

In reply to NSA looking for recruits — finding would-be whistleblowers -

The NSA came to recruit at a language program at the University of Wisconsin where I am spending my summer learning a language. Two recruiters, a redhead who looked more like a middle-aged mother (listed as “NSA_F” below) and a portly, balding man (“NSA_M”), began to go through slides explaining the NSA and its work.

I wish the young woman who asks most of the questions of the NSA robots could be recruited to Dagblog.