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<\/a>Obama Share Everything Plan<\/p><\/div>US<\/strong> President Obama<\/strong> falsely claimed — <\/p>\n \u201cThe way in which [the Snowden] disclosures happened has been damaging to the United States<\/strong> and damaging to our intelligence capabilities…\u201d\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yes, exactly how arresting a Bank robber is damaging to his freedom to steal and damaging to his false reputation for honesty.<\/p>\n The NSA’s reckless \u201cfreedom to steal\u201d our personal information and the US<\/strong> reputation as trustworthy are severely damaged only because<\/i> it has conducted, and continues to conduct, massively criminal Privacy violations<\/a> upon innocent Americans and to innocent foreigners in other countries. <\/p>\n But there is no evidence of any damage to American spying beyond that. There is no evidence that any terrorist activities are affected in any way – good or bad. The only damage from the disclosures so far was exposing world class embarrassing official US<\/strong> criminal actions and anti-constitutional acts by US<\/strong> government agencies; primarily the NSA, and until recently wholly supported by President Obama<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Now that a Federal Judge has ruled NSA\u2019s mass surveillance data collection is unconstitutional (“‘indiscriminate\u2019 and \u2018arbitrary\u2019 invasion of privacy”)<\/a> , I predict that Snowden will beat Mandela for Time\u2019s 2013 Person of the Year; and that these things will be revealed in 2014 \u2013<\/p>\n 1. NSA<\/strong> spied upon and continues to spy on Senators, Congressmen and Congresswomen.<\/p>\n 2. NSA<\/strong> spied upon and continues to spy on Federal Court Judges<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Spying on Congress or Judges can allow different degrees of criminal \u201cpersuasion\u201d (read Blackmail and Extortion) of Federal officials forcing them to unwillingly protect the “Indited States’ ” NSA, a vastly more powerful version of the dreaded “Stasi<\/a>” of Germany.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 3. Google, Yahoo, Facebook and others gave away some unconstitutional access to the NSA<\/strong> for cash\u2013 just like NSA gave RSA a $10 million contract to reveal encryption secrets so that they can “backdoor” decrypt all your communications<\/a>.<\/p>\n 4. NSA<\/strong> \/ CIA has been “adjusting” bank accounts by removing money.<\/p>\n 5. NSA<\/strong> critics will sadly continue to confuse the very different terms “illegal” and unconstitutional.”<\/p>\n No need to fasten your seatbelts – just be extremely careful what you email or say on the phone.<\/p>\n Never again should you write or say on the phone “I’m going to blow up my friend’s photograph” – even in jest, because police never think it is as funny as you do.<\/p>\n Happy Surveilled Seasons \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n ———————————— PS Try this funny video “The NSA is Coming to Town<\/a>”<\/p>\n Update Dec<\/strong> 23: Whoops: I should have checked Time’s website, since they chose the “Person of the Year<\/a>” about 2 weeks before I published this article. They chose the new Pope Francis<\/strong> who is a champion of the poor. “Francis has made society\u2019s most vulnerable\u2014the sick, the elderly, immigrants and children\u2014the focus of his ministry.<\/a>” While I am not catholic as far as I know, I can applaud this choice. When was the last time you heard a candidate for American President<\/strong> even mention the poor? <\/p>\n I am pleased to report that Time chose Edward Snowden as Person of the Moment only a week before I wrote this article.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" US President Obama falsely claimed — \u201cThe way in which [the Snowden] disclosures happened has been damaging to the United States and damaging to our intelligence capabilities…\u201d Yes, exactly how arresting a Bank robber is damaging to his freedom to … Continue reading
\nGood article “How to Encrypt Emails: Protect Yourself from Online Snoops<\/a>”<\/p>\n