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30. The noise of chaos
Wed Jul 10, 2013, 12:35 PM
Jul 2013

The ultimate missed point is Booz Allen and Hamilton originally was a corporate PR firm. To me PR usually means Public Relation. Public Relations people to some are a very hyperbolic name for marketing people.

You better believe there are some heavy weight connections to either Republican or the Democratic Party totally wired to this company in stocks and bonds and derivatives in that secret trillion dollar derivative market that is not regulated.

Chances are highly likely the infrastructure in the computer department at Booz Allen and Hamilton has mainly statistical means testing for sales projections, to make lists for sales to make money. This is the real Bubble Mathematics of the core corruption, that bell curve stuff, the speed bump in corruption corporate America.

Meta files taken from declassified secret stuff are the cream of the crop data base especially when it’s financed through middle class and poor tax dollars. Snowden released this stuff that could very well been the center core of the secret war game scam politicians on top thought is too big to fail.

Talk about the coolest way to tap the American citizen and privately keep it secret forever plus have the best greatest freshest list of sales probability in a money making history to know where, and when are the habits of any and all Americans that use telecommunications.

Talk about a marketing freak-out. An insider government scam blinded by national security compelling for anyone to join in domestically and internationally without being caught. The lineup for this data base must be a waiting line so long and so big it is too big to fail. Unless someone blows the whistle.

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Silly voters! They need some shills at a popular Democratic Web site to help set them straight. n/t RufusTFirefly Jul 2013 #1
Remember - I love weed Jul 2013 #3
Probably know almost nothing about him but what they hear on the news treestar Jul 2013 #2
Umm... I love weed Jul 2013 #4
Are our constitutional rights violated by cops on the side of the road with radar guns? Zorro Jul 2013 #6
I think so. Fantastic Anarchist Jul 2013 #8
Roads are public areas Ash_F Jul 2013 #20
Care to answer the question? Zorro Jul 2013 #49
Why is this an EC Jul 2013 #9
you're heaven05 Jul 2013 #13
Absolutely true about the sheep warrant46 Jul 2013 #52
Still, without the choice "leaker" treestar Jul 2013 #36
You're right. They probably don't care about his personal details as much as what he revealed. Demit Jul 2013 #5
I hope Kerry, Feinstein, Clapper and Co. are sweating Demeter Jul 2013 #7
They are probably taking comfort from the gender gap on the issue. lumberjack_jeff Jul 2013 #12
He's still going to jail. Sorry fans. MjolnirTime Jul 2013 #10
Who would have guessed, Progressive dog Jul 2013 #11
Are you SURE you want that question answered? =) Volaris Jul 2013 #18
The question they asked assumes they know the details. onehandle Jul 2013 #14
stand up like a man... frylock Jul 2013 #23
Daniel Ellsberg and Bradley Manning did so. nt onehandle Jul 2013 #28
yes they did. look where manning is now.. frylock Jul 2013 #31
Except Manning had a perfectly legal way to whistleblow about anything he thought was illegal cstanleytech Jul 2013 #57
oh, now, THAT question of yours would be objective. Not! grasswire Jul 2013 #27
Exactly - without the choice of "leaker" treestar Jul 2013 #37
And a week ago, when some one posted a poll showing the American people JoePhilly Jul 2013 #15
From the same poll: OilemFirchen Jul 2013 #40
k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Jul 2013 #16
Quinnipiac is obviously racist. progressoid Jul 2013 #17
and Libertarian :sarcasm: - nt HardTimes99 Jul 2013 #29
He's both if he released info to foreign gov. nt brush Jul 2013 #19
Once people realize these programs haven't stopped a single attack, it will be higher /nt Ash_F Jul 2013 #21
K & R ...a university poll just might be more intellectually valid than one from the general pulic. L0oniX Jul 2013 #22
He crossed the line for me shawn703 Jul 2013 #24
It's the "how", not the "what" that he disclosed that crosses the line. AlinPA Jul 2013 #26
Just curious about line crossing for you. Does allowing the former political HardTimes99 Jul 2013 #32
This crying over Bush not going to jail just strikes me as naive. Californeeway Jul 2013 #50
Defending looking forward on war crimes? JoeyT Jul 2013 #51
I dont recall him defending Bush rather he explained why Obama didnt waste time trying cstanleytech Jul 2013 #58
My post was directed at Shawn703's proclivity for drawing lines, the HardTimes99 Jul 2013 #54
What may be the most disturbing part of the entire operations... NoOneMan Jul 2013 #34
How can we haved that discussion christx30 Jul 2013 #42
When he first released the information about domestic spying shawn703 Jul 2013 #47
And I'm perfectly ok with that. christx30 Jul 2013 #56
If you're okay with disclosing surveillance activities to our geopolitical rivals shawn703 Jul 2013 #59
Because foreigners are not people, right? Ash_F Jul 2013 #53
Of course they're people shawn703 Jul 2013 #55
Saw a cartooon in June that had him as a "Traitriot". AlinPA Jul 2013 #25
The noise of chaos polynomial Jul 2013 #30
And this voter is not so stupid..... AnneD Jul 2013 #33
"Why do we even have need for a program like prism in the first place" NoOneMan Jul 2013 #35
Now.... AnneD Jul 2013 #38
It is an interesting result but the use of the word "traitor" may have been a factor. grantcart Jul 2013 #39
Fascinating question. OilemFirchen Jul 2013 #41
Look at that... Harmony Blue Jul 2013 #43
Voters seem to be fickled. Tarheel_Dem Jul 2013 #44
The isssue isn't clear cut as you portray it Harmony Blue Jul 2013 #45
!!! Tarheel_Dem Jul 2013 #46
Big brother cares not a whit what the public thinks. The proof is in the way the Congress indepat Jul 2013 #48
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