Just at the moment I'm listening on NPR to
James Fallows has a considerably more nuanced view of the hit taken by "national security":
http://www.theatlant...hong-kong/276692/
cordially,
![]() ...that he "welcomes this debate" and considers it a "healthy sign." This statement, I fear, will have to be regarded as being fully as disingenuous as anything ever uttered by C-Plus Augustus during the Cheney Shogunate should Obama's Justice Department move against young Snowdon—or else, as I've grown to fear, the buttons on a modern president's desk are no longer connected to any braking function on the machineries of the National Security state.
Just at the moment I'm listening on NPR to James Fallows has a considerably more nuanced view of the hit taken by "national security": http://www.theatlant...hong-kong/276692/ cordially, |
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![]() I'm pretty sure most of us -- and certainly anyone generally considered an "enemy" -- already assumed NSA is recording everything. We just lost deniability, so this is a political problem moreso than a security issue.
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Drew |