Re: NSA monitoring and Travus T. Hipp's Theorem

[Leigh Meyers <leighcmeyers@xxxxxxxxx>]

ravi wrote:
> Thoughts?

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The NSA has been trying to circumvent the FISA court warrants and
attempting to get AT&T to cooperate with their covert domestic
wiretapping since the Ford administration. I don't think they care if
they get valid data as long as no one outside the agency suggests that
the ROI for this intelligence investment is not forthcoming in the
short-term.

I also think most Americans don't care about false negatives, or
positives, as long as the police state catches the "bad guys", and the
terrorists refrain from hiding under *their* bed.

Speaking of police state technology and it's shortcomings, Travus T.
Hipp invites all patriotic Americans to take part in a federally
felonious conspiricy to fix the vote by breaking the code:

[July 06 2006] Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary:
The Elections Are Coming, And They Will Be Stolen Again Unless We Hack
Diebold The Vote

http://leighm.net/blog/2006/07/06/tth_060706/

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