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So on top of this we've got the police tracking license plates. My question is this, what are the odds that the plate tracking and all the other data being collected by our illustrious NSA will end up housed in the Utah facility?
Talk about having a clear picture of most everyone's daily lives. Orwell seems to have been pretty darn close to reality!
"The nation's top intelligence official on Wednesday declassified three secret U.S. court opinions and other classified documents that reveal how the National Security Agency intercepted thousands of e-mails from Americans with no connection to terrorism."
I don't know about anyone else, but this doesn't give me the warm and fuzzy feeling.
I certainly hope they have a big collection, plus, I would hope they have a big collection of social media posting from forums like this one.
So on top of this we've got the police tracking license plates. My question is this, what are the odds that the plate tracking and all the other data being collected by our illustrious NSA will end up housed in the Utah facility?
Talk about having a clear picture of most everyone's daily lives. Orwell seems to have been pretty darn close to reality!
For as big as the Utah facility is the NSA has already broken ground on the next data center.
But, but, but this isn't happening! The Obama administration first said so!
Now that they are admitting that they lied, look for them to spin it any way that they can and to find a scapegoat (probably Bush or some other Republican). Another opportunity to not take responsibility.
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