[ SECRET POST #4025 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4025 ⌋

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Comments

Cyberattack, FISA ACT, Military, FBI/CIA.... Is this the deadliest mix that going to go off?

[(Anonymous)]

"Why is Trump setting up a meeting between the US military & a Russian General who calls for cyberattacks against the West? Oh, because he’s a traitor & is following Putin’s orders. Got it."

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2018/01/the-us-military-is-set-to-meet-with-a-prominent-russian-booster-of-cyberattacks/

This is an astonishing slap at his own intelligence community. There are concerns about how the FBI uses some of this data, but if this law expires altogether the US will lose eavesdropping on foreign adversaries and terrorists.

The Intel agencies are operating under an order that is valid until April. The issue is not whether we should spy on foreigners. We should. The issue is should we spy on Americans without a warrant? The answer is NO."

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/1/11/1731811/-House-to-vote-on-NSA-surveillance-bill-legalizing-loophole-that-lets-FBI-spy-on-Americans

Nunes, Snowden and Assange. The name just come to mind. Oh, yeah. Pit also. but that's the FCC.

Re: emails were sent to discredit the ACLU. Somebody going to change America Constitution....?

[(Anonymous)]

House Intelligence Committee staff pulling out all stops to kill privacy amendments to 702 spying bill. They sent email to lawmakers this afternoon saying @ACLU wants to “endanger security of the United States”.

"Bringing government spying powers in line with the Constitution does not damage intelligence capabilities— in fact, it lets the government focus resources on real threats."