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In reply to the discussion: O... M... G... [View all]DRoseDARs
(6,810 posts)65. Sorry, but this isn't registering on my Outrageometer at all.
First of all, it was completed in July 1999, but by all means lets rake the people working in there now over the coals for it. Second, it's an office room, not a Fortress of Solitude. Its appearance is aesthetic only, but please let's all lose our shit because our computer desks aren't as sharp looking. Actually, to my eye its look is rather jarringly tacky and not Star Trek-y at all (having grown up with all of the series except the original) and there are gamers with faaar better setups. Third, how about focusing on actual problems with the way the NSA conducts its business, instead of being pedantic about interior design?
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Who decided that making a megalomaniacal whack job head of the NSA was a good idea?
truebluegreen
Sep 2013
#2
My guess is that it's the Carlyle Group. Who do you think put him in power?
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#127
Alexander seems Too Good to Be True! He captured a Young President with "Star Wars!"
KoKo
Sep 2013
#18
My feelings are the money would have been Much better spent in hiring federal employees
adirondacker
Sep 2013
#52
Yes! The list is endless at present. Instead we're given more privitazation of Public interests
adirondacker
Sep 2013
#126
Perfect for a swaggering, overbearing, tin-plated dictator with delusions of godhood....
Spitfire of ATJ
Sep 2013
#24
Because actual reasons for opposing Alexander are dull and detailed. Easier to get page hits...
JHB
Sep 2013
#94
Yeah... And Junior Air Marshall Alexander Can Use His Decoder Ring To Get Dates..
WillyT
Sep 2013
#71
The design of that room is symptomatic of the problems of the NSA that Snowden exposed.
RC
Sep 2013
#72
Snowden didn't expose SHIT. This stuff covering the NSA was available years ago.
AverageJoe90
Sep 2013
#124
The why didn't anyone know about the excesses and unconstitutional spying the NSA was doing?
RC
Sep 2013
#130
Because nobody in the media bothered to talk about it much, when Bush was in office.
AverageJoe90
Sep 2013
#132
".....so as to not be put in prison and possibly tortured as Manning was." Bullshit.
AverageJoe90
Sep 2013
#134
First you must understand who he is accountable to. It isnt to the President.
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#128
This looks so much like the lab in Dr. Strangelove. Too bad George C. Scott isn't around
Doctor_J
Sep 2013
#100
Meanwhile most Public School Teachers, also public employees, have to buy their own
Doctor_J
Sep 2013
#98
Crazy....though I don't think he understood the whole point of Star Trek in the first place.......nt
AverageJoe90
Sep 2013
#119