Posted on 03/17/2017 11:26:22 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
If soebarkah denies it, he did it. That’s what comes from being a pathological liar.
Was it Russians? - yes
Was it Chinese? - ditto
Was it Brits? - ditto that
Was it Germans? - mega dittos
Was it Mongolia? - unlikely
Rush was talking about this, this AM. How ignorant reporters were not investigating enough to understand Merkel and Trump had a lot in common.....BO’Bs ears and eyes peaking over their shoulders. Our President is witnessing the media lose its mind along with its prestige.
Yep
He deflected to the judge.....without naming him.
Repeat five times: “The voice is not stored.” Then say, “The voice is turned into text.” All the laws concern the storing of voice as in a tape recording. These laws have been left in the past with the advances in technology. We have gone from old analog storage of conversation to digital and from digital to text. Then you can do a word search like you do in a document of text. However, searches are now done with high tech software.
Then, there is the matter of high tech bugs. Technology has come a long way with micro circuitry. Bugs can be wireless micro cameras powered by lithium batteries with micro wireless microphones. Your own smart phone can become a bug. Soon bugs will fly into a room and land on top of a picture frame.
They think the “means justify the ends”.
NSA’s open budget is around 10 billion. Snowden said it was around 50 billion off the books per year for surveillance and data collection in 2012, if I recall. Homeland Security, whose yearly budget is 41 billion or so and employs 229,000 thousand people estimates a wall on the USA’s southern border will cost around 20 billion and no one knows where the money will come from.
They can’t even tell us how many of our supposed fellow citizens work for the NSA, it is estimated to between 30,000 and 40,000. The NSA is the largest employer in Maryland. Think about that.
I doubt there is ever going to be any draining of these particular swamps. We haven’t even had 65% eligible voter turnout since 1908. Congressional elections in off years get around 40% eligible voter turnout. Who knows if that is good or bad. The point is there’s many that just don’t care.
Freegards
If someone is recording your voice phone calls, whether they are storing them as text or not, they are breaking the law if you were not made aware of the recording and they did not get a subpoena. This includes the phone company. I’d love to see this end up in the SCOTUS.
What if the British record all US calls, and the US records all British calls. Then the captured data is exchanged. I don’t know if that is what happens, but it seems to me there might not be any laws to prohibit this, given the ability to capture actual conversations really exists. Does either state need a subpoena to record the conversations of non-citizens on foreign soil?
FReegards
The phone company, so far, has to be in on it.
But you are right. Since calls are wireless, it is not a stretch to imagine calls being captured and recorded without the help of the phone company. And obviously they contain enough digital metadata to identify the caller.
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