This is so tiresome. Your BS that somehow the NSA are the good guys and the CIA are the bad is so childish. Both agencies were required to share information and collections by the Obama admin. It doesn’t matter if one is good or not. The CIA has full access. Both Intel agencies lied to congress and to America. Both betrayed our Constitution.
Snowdens leak is directly tied to Brennan and Clapper, independently, lying to Congress. He did the right thing.
Nope. You forgot to mention the Verizon illegal warrant to collect cell logs and location history of ALL verizon wireless customers. In addition, it was confirmed that an identical warrant was issued to the other cell providers. All americans with cell phones were being logged.
Companies were not allowed to challenge the warrant as FISC was a roberts rubber stamp. They never turned down a request.
Also parallel construction. Im amazed, but not surprised, you left this out.
This is so tiresome. Your BS that somehow the NSA are the good guys and the CIA are the bad is so childish. Both agencies were required to share information and collections by the Obama admin. It doesn’t matter if one is good or not. The CIA has full access. Both Intel agencies lied to congress and to America. Both betrayed our Constitution.
Snowdens leak is directly tied to Brennan and Clapper, independently, lying to Congress. He did the right thing.
And they got less? Lol, snowden leaked on behalf of Americans to give them more authority.
To give the cia more authority
The CIA created their own server that copies everything the NSAs does.
That's not true. CIA does not have full access.
Not when they are collecting information on hundreds of millions of Americans with no due process, and handing it to the CIA, pal.
Nope. You forgot to mention the Verizon illegal warrant to collect cell logs and location history of ALL verizon wireless customers. In addition, it was confirmed that an identical warrant was issued to the other cell providers. All americans with cell phones were being logged.
Companies were not allowed to challenge the warrant as FISC was a roberts rubber stamp. They never turned down a request.
Also parallel construction. Im amazed, but not surprised, you left this out.
Okay, hey, look, it was only 11,000 US citizens that had their 4th amendment rights flagrantly violated by the federal government.
Come on, guys, that's totally acceptable.