Karl thoughtfully writes,
> > This NSA document is(was) the National Security
> > Agency Mission Statement.
> > [...]
> > What a laugh, you NSA cowboy idiots.
>
> .. someone who is trying to shoot you is a very dangerous opponent,
> even if, for the moment, their shots are all wide. And someone w
On 25/11/2013 1:37 PM, Jan Whitaker wrote:
> At 12:09 PM 25/11/2013, jore wrote:
>> But if your point is about so-called "al-Qaeda", give me a break. That's
>> another million dollar, million page scam that everyone has conviently
>> forgot too. And it's another that's well documented: They were fu
At 12:09 PM 25/11/2013, jore wrote:
>But if your point is about so-called "al-Qaeda", give me a break. That's
>another million dollar, million page scam that everyone has conviently
>forgot too. And it's another that's well documented: They were funded,
>trained and protected by the United States d
On Sun, 2013-11-24 at 11:09 +, step...@melbpc.org.au wrote:
> This NSA document is(was) the National Security Agency Mission Statement.
> [...]
> What a laugh, you NSA cowboy idiots.
They may not have succeeded in their stated aims - but they may still be
trying to and their stated aims may n
On 25/11/2013 7:28 AM, Jan Whitaker wrote:
> At 12:10 AM 25/11/2013, jore wrote:
>> For example, the best bits I like is evidence of ASIO *supporting* and
>> *protecting* terrorist groups such as the Croatian Ustaše by safely
>> trafficking them into Australia...
> Like they always say, one spook's
Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:
> Another, ill conceived technology driven solution to a badly thought
> through problem.
>
> In fact, I don't know what their problem actually is and I doubt that
> the LA School District did either.
>
> The Australian reported this today, but the story has been arou
On 25/11/2013 9:31 AM, Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:
> Another, ill conceived technology driven solution to a badly thought
> through problem.
Sorry about the lack of attention to the formatting of that email...
Monday morning-itis.
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This is an interesting piece on the uselessness of spying from John
Quiggin. His argument is less about moral transgression and more about the
practical issue of it being a waste or resources. You don't get a lot for
a billion dollars dollars:
"I’ve long maintained the view that spies never disc
I thought Twitter was for broadcasting to anyone willing to listen?
- Jim
On 23 November 2013 21:43, Frank O'Connor wrote:
> Mmmm,
>
> Aside from the growing efficacy of brute force decryption and other
> methods made available by increasing CPU/GPU grunt, the key storage
> vulnerability is the
Another, ill conceived technology driven solution to a badly thought
through problem.
In fact, I don't know what their problem actually is and I doubt that
the LA School District did either.
The Australian reported this today, but the story has been around for a
while.
Kids shoot a hole in LA
At 12:10 AM 25/11/2013, jore wrote:
>For example, the best bits I like is evidence of ASIO *supporting* and
>*protecting* terrorist groups such as the Croatian Ustae by safely
>trafficking them into Australia...
Like they always say, one spook's terrorist is
another spook's freedom fighter, and
On 24/11/2013 10:09 PM, step...@melbpc.org.au wrote:
> ...
>
> ... For what it's worth, I regard the NSA as an IDIOT gang of
> illegal, criminal thugs. Also perhaps, international terrorists themselves.
Totally, indeed, and as we see.
One great book (of many) that comes to mind about this very p
This NSA document is(was) the National Security Agency Mission Statement.
It was intended to cover the 2012-2016 period, and was written early 2012
just before Snowdens leaks, so it illuminates NSA official thinking before
Snowden upset their political plotting.
Bear in mind, when reading it,
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