NSA data center front and center in debate over liberty, security and privacy

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 ^ | April 12, 2013 | Catherine Herridge

[GOPJ]

"It's really a-- turnkey situation, where it could be turned quickly and become a totalitarian state pretty quickly," he said. "The capacities to do that is being set up. Now it's a question of if we get the wrong person in office, or if certain people set up their network internally in government, they could make that happen quickly."

The 'wrong person'? Like someone who likes having power over others? And doesn't care how he keeps that power? Nah, what are the odds someone like that would run for office?

[GOPJ]

Hollow point bullets have one advantage - and ONLY one advantage. They can go through bullet proof armor.

Now tell me, who owns enough 'bullet proof armor' to justify 1.6 billion hollow point bullets?

It's not private citizens - it's our police and military.

[Delta Dawn]

‘To get onto The Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping List you must threaten to report me to the Mods if I don’t add you to the list...’

Be careful, RobO1125, it’s a trick. You’ll have black ninjas on your front porch in 15 minutes if you do.

[RobO1125]

Better yet, I’ll report you to FEMA.

[rawcatslyentist]

>"who owns enough 'bullet proof armor' to justify 1.6 billion hollow point bullets?"

Probably local yokel LE that can read and understand the Law called the Constitution.

[null and void]

Hmmmmmmmm...

Well, uh, I guess that's close enough...

[null and void]

At this rate, they just might need them.

[Nifster]

and it gets worse and worse

[GOPJ]

I'm saying hollow point ammo costs more... a lot more. The only reason to buy it is if you're planning on killing people who use kevlar... that's law enforcement and members of the military. No one needs hollow point to kill everyday citizens.... Some member of the press needs to stop kissing a dem butt long enough to ask the Department of Homeland Security some questions...Hello New York Times...