Tradewinds81186
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- Jan 31, 2014
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Im no national security advisor or expert, nor am I the most educated person in the world, but I do know that cases like Edward Snowden, is what you get when you get relaxed enough to use private companies that don't care about America's security, only their profits.
I do know that the way to prevent cases like this, is that the Government buys brand new, empty equipment from the private market like IBM, Lockheed Martin and Grumman..
And only the Army Corps of Engineers installs it or makes repairs, and only the CIA handles the delivery of NSA information, to and from only other security agencies, the military and the president.
Private companies providing services serve your purposes good enough, it simply isn't good enough for the Government.
This is 2014, and the Internet is mature, widely used, almost every household has it, and anything can happen on it, that can happen physically face to face.
This isn't 1994, back when school teachers had limited usage of the internet themselves, and taught people how to play video games on it.
So good, Im happy that the Government is with the times.
Back when cars first came out, there were no drivers licenses, there were no minimum driving ages, and there were no laws against drunk driving, or speed limits, or anything else.
The government got with the times.
So im glad the government is now with the times, with respect to internet..
And toe HELL anybody out there with his stupid ass shït about "oh my rights".
I do know that the way to prevent cases like this, is that the Government buys brand new, empty equipment from the private market like IBM, Lockheed Martin and Grumman..
And only the Army Corps of Engineers installs it or makes repairs, and only the CIA handles the delivery of NSA information, to and from only other security agencies, the military and the president.
Private companies providing services serve your purposes good enough, it simply isn't good enough for the Government.
This is 2014, and the Internet is mature, widely used, almost every household has it, and anything can happen on it, that can happen physically face to face.
This isn't 1994, back when school teachers had limited usage of the internet themselves, and taught people how to play video games on it.
So good, Im happy that the Government is with the times.
Back when cars first came out, there were no drivers licenses, there were no minimum driving ages, and there were no laws against drunk driving, or speed limits, or anything else.
The government got with the times.
So im glad the government is now with the times, with respect to internet..
And toe HELL anybody out there with his stupid ass shït about "oh my rights".