Reports The Telegraph, in the U.K., a place that is not the U.S., where we go for information these days.
It even has its own codename, "love-int."
Chair of Senate Intelligence Committee, Dianne Feinstein, gassed, "Don't worry, NSA told me it's just a few isolated incidents. Once a year over 10 years."
So that's like, what, 10, but who's counting?
And they were not within the US.
So they don't count anyway.
John DeLong, chief compliance officer, said, "mostly unintentional"
You see, they have zero tolerance policy about these thing over there.
Feinstein insists errors are identified, reported and corrected. So shut up already.
They give names to things at the NSA that are unimportant and happen only once every decade or so.
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Isn't Feinstein on life support? NTTIATWWT, but with the morphine drip who knows what she might say, or know about things.
DiFi is as corrupt as Chuckie Schumer and Harry Reid.
You know if POTUS was Republican, she'd be screaming her head off.
Only "ONCE/YR" over 10 years? Rightttt..
If they had a special name for it, then it happened more than once a year.
Back when I was young, my father warned me of dangers.
One of those was the danger that a mailman could steam open an envelope addressed to his ex-girlfriend or ex-wife, read the letter inside, and then put it all back together and deliver it and she'd never be the wiser.
He would get very angry at the TV set and yell at Michael Stivic but he would only refer to him as "Meathead."
I keep this in mind in the same spot I keep in mind to be careful about dating or marrying a songwriter.
Does this surprise anyone? I had sources in the govt. who would get you ANYTHING you needed..ANYTHING!!
You can trust the corruptocrats would never spy on republicans to help in their efforts to cheat the vote system.
Cheat the vote!
@ndspinelli/
Yes, one of my best friends from Air Force days became a "contract" employee of "the company" and with his connections (and enough bribe money) one can, for example, get oneself TOTALLY eliminated from the Nat. Crime Data Base and all DMV records in every state as well--like you never had a license--sort of like witness re-location, lol.
PS: Of course the hard-copy paper records of one's arrest, etc., will still remain in the original jurisdiction, but one has to know where to look, first.
virgil, Absolutely correct. If someone is willing to do leg work the hard copy records are available. But, w/o the database leads, it makes it even more work.
This country is being run by a circular firing squad.
"This country is being run by a circular firing squad."
And they're all facing outward.
"Don't worry, NSA told me it's just a few isolated incidents. Once a year over 10 years."
That quote will now circulate among the right like all those credible Jane Fonda quotes found on rightie blogs.
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