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thucythucy

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34. Then too, there was the second part of post 9:
Fri Jun 14, 2013, 10:05 PM
Jun 2013

"And because stealing and releasing classified documents -- and claiming to have thousands more of them -- is not an insignificant crime."

Do you disagree?

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Confusing headline. aquart Jun 2013 #1
Yeah, I agree. It implies that PRISM IS data-mining. JaneyVee Jun 2013 #2
Yup. aquart Jun 2013 #6
if PRISM is not a secret burnodo Jun 2013 #3
I don't see anyone freaking out, only DiFi & Peter King. JaneyVee Jun 2013 #4
and David Brooks, and Jeff Toobin, and Barack Obama, and.... burnodo Jun 2013 #15
Because PRISM was being falsely portrayed as collecting information pnwmom Jun 2013 #9
what does that have to do with it being secret? burnodo Jun 2013 #14
No, it's not a secret. But it was being falsely portrayed, and that's why pnwmom Jun 2013 #16
This is spin ... GeorgeGist Jun 2013 #5
You shoulda kept reading, it gave a link to a public record of it. JaneyVee Jun 2013 #7
Doesn't fit the fantasy? aquart Jun 2013 #8
looking on the bright side, it does explain why so many keep repeating things Bodhi BloodWave Jun 2013 #11
Great point. thucythucy Jun 2013 #26
It most certainly is a secret neverforget Jun 2013 #41
How it works was supposed to be confidential. randome Jun 2013 #68
Agree--anyone who could call it "much-ballyhooed" marions ghost Jun 2013 #43
they already believed the liar who made shit up. DevonRex Jun 2013 #10
What are ya gonna do.. Cha Jun 2013 #58
This is Ratfuck #4 for the summer and the best one yet. Probably bubble a month as they create #5. freshwest Jun 2013 #64
Oh dear, what if none of them do as they're intended.. Cha Jun 2013 #65
This doesn't touch on Verizon or why it was forced to hand over magellan Jun 2013 #12
No, it doesn't so why are you trying to drizzle it into the mix? aquart Jun 2013 #51
Thank you for acknowledging that it doesn't magellan Jun 2013 #59
i think the 'scandal'.. which, i guess it needs to be said, doesn't tarnish.. Phillip McCleod Jun 2013 #13
A Rose by Any Other Name......is still a rose. Th1onein Jun 2013 #17
Sheesh... gcomeau Jun 2013 #18
Yes, it is. Th1onein Jun 2013 #22
Try actually *reading* your own links gcomeau Jun 2013 #25
We seem to disagree. Th1onein Jun 2013 #63
Sigh.. gcomeau Jun 2013 #66
I know it's difficult being proved wrong... Th1onein Jun 2013 #78
You're not the only one flabbergasted gcomeau Jun 2013 #83
Thank you for the link! n/t pnwmom Jun 2013 #19
Kurt is a reporter, a good writer, but that's what he is. Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #20
Since it's no big deal, why is Holder going after him? Marrah_G Jun 2013 #21
Read post 9 above. thucythucy Jun 2013 #27
Sorry, I can't see post 9 Marrah_G Jun 2013 #29
Post 9 reads as follows: thucythucy Jun 2013 #30
You lost me when you said they aren't collecting data on US citizens Marrah_G Jun 2013 #31
Then read the OP and the link provided: thucythucy Jun 2013 #33
I like this comment recently posted at the Vanity fair article: marions ghost Jun 2013 #45
Actually, I agree with much of this myself. thucythucy Jun 2013 #49
I'm all for facts marions ghost Jun 2013 #54
Then too, there was the second part of post 9: thucythucy Jun 2013 #34
You really can't have it both ways though Marrah_G Jun 2013 #36
According to the most recent reports I've read, thucythucy Jun 2013 #42
I think he may be both a hero and a traitor Marrah_G Jun 2013 #52
I don't think that article said anything new. BlueCheese Jun 2013 #23
John Oliver debunks most of this. bvar22 Jun 2013 #24
+1 magellan Jun 2013 #32
PRISM is a separate program from the NSA warrant thucythucy Jun 2013 #38
Separate how? magellan Jun 2013 #40
My understanding, from reading this article and others, thucythucy Jun 2013 #44
But the metadata isn't only for calls that originate or terminate overseas magellan Jun 2013 #56
You're right, the metadata thucythucy Jun 2013 #82
Thank you for this. thucythucy Jun 2013 #28
For some rationalization is the key to happiness. But what you are stating is a bunch rhett o rick Jun 2013 #35
Doesn't the Constitution police the rules? None of the evidence could be used against you JaneyVee Jun 2013 #37
The Constitution is a piece of paper and doesnt "police" anyone. All challenges of violations of rhett o rick Jun 2013 #39
Right and marions ghost Jun 2013 #47
Let us say that there is a pesky politician that is a thorn in your side. rhett o rick Jun 2013 #67
We need the "buddy system" at the DU really bad. Major Hogwash Jun 2013 #46
WHO tells us that the PRISM system marions ghost Jun 2013 #48
Who told you what about what? Major Hogwash Jun 2013 #50
I am asking you marions ghost Jun 2013 #61
LOL and who told you the govt employs millions of people to listen to every phone DevonRex Jun 2013 #60
Silly marions ghost Jun 2013 #62
It's not about Snowden. It's not about Greenwald. It's not about Obama. OilemFirchen Jun 2013 #74
Got anything else? marions ghost Jun 2013 #76
"If you reply, I'll just repeat my question which has not been answered, so don't bother." OilemFirchen Jun 2013 #77
What gets to me is the furor to explain (or demand) that there is nothing wrong here. rhett o rick Jun 2013 #70
This is bigger than Obama marions ghost Jun 2013 #72
I agree. And I hate to tell the deniers that the genie wont go back into the bottle. nm rhett o rick Jun 2013 #73
Uh oh the genie won't behave marions ghost Jun 2013 #75
naive to think NSA follows its own rules. nt quadrature Jun 2013 #53
BINGO. It interprets the law however it needs to to obtain all the info it wants. MotherPetrie Jun 2013 #57
Or that those rules do anything even if they're followed Chathamization Jun 2013 #71
Sounds like what Sanchez may have been saying about being the tip of the iceberg Life Long Dem Jun 2013 #55
I'll believe what former Cato Institute and Koch Brothers employee Libertarian Glenn Greenwald Ikonoklast Jun 2013 #69
Oh good, "the rules are very specific". I feel better now. nt wtmusic Jun 2013 #79
WRONG..... ohheckyeah Jun 2013 #80
As one of 7400+ Occupiers who was assaulted by police or arrested Fire Walk With Me Jun 2013 #81
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