NSA used their eavesdropping program to spy on their lovers

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.