
Just knowing they could, potentially, snoop on me is enough to offend me...
Not you as an individual perhaps, but you are part of a greater collective that acts and moves in a certain way. By analyzing the mass, anything that deviates too much from can be labelled as target for more in depth research. Your behavior defines may just be a tiny blip in the mass, but together with the rest of the mass, you define certain variables that the NSA is using to detect the odd ones out.Transient wrote:even though realistically the gov't doesn't really give a fuck what I do.
so there's potential here to jam the system, kind of the same way you can when filling in a captcha by typing nigger as one of the wordsEraser wrote:So yeah, the NSA couldn't give a crap about whether or not you go to work every day, spend 2 hours a day playing video games and visit some crappy forum, but I guess they do use that information to define models that they use to isolate and identify their targets.
Owned. In response to your post n all, if you think the NSA and GCHQ are the only organisations that do this then maybe you need to put your tinfoil hat back on.scared? wrote:Red wall of moronics...
Aye, I said that about Manning. I thought this dude was a bit smarter by fleeing the country 1st, guess I wasn't expecting him to flee somewhere that has an extradition treaty with the US only to move on to mother Russiaseremtan wrote:Snowden fucked up by revealing his own identity. he should have stayed in Hawaii with his pole-dancer gf and had crazy sex instead of dicking around in a Moscow airport
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/ju ... ssia-offerVladimir Putin has for the first time floated the idea of the US whistleblower Edward Snowden remaining in Russia, hours after the fugitive applied for political asylum in the country.
Snowden applied for asylum at the consular office at Moscow's Sheremtyevo airport at 10.30pm on Sunday through his Wikileaks handler, Sarah Harrison, a consular official said.
"The UK citizen Sarah Harrison passed on a request by Edward Snowden to be granted political asylum," said Kim Shevchenko, a staff member at the airport's consular department. He said he then called the foreign ministry, who sent a courier one hour later to pick up the request.
He declined to say where Harrison or Snowden, who have not been seen since landing in Sheremtyevo last week, were staying. "She didn't say and I didn't ask," he said.
In a move likely to enrage the US, Putin said on Monday: "If he wants to go somewhere and someone will take him, go ahead. If he wants to stay here, there is one condition – he must stop his work aimed at bringing harm to our American partners, as strange as that sounds coming from my mouth."
manning didn't reveal his own identity; someone else didlosCHUNK wrote:Aye, I said that about Manning. I thought this dude was a bit smarter by fleeing the country 1st, guess I wasn't expecting him to flee somewhere that has an extradition treaty with the US only to move on to mother Russiaseremtan wrote:Snowden fucked up by revealing his own identity. he should have stayed in Hawaii with his pole-dancer gf and had crazy sex instead of dicking around in a Moscow airport
Yanto, i am disappointHe became the target of bullying at the school because he was the only American. The students would imitate his accent, and they apparently abandoned him once during a camping trip. His aunt told The Washington Post: "[H]e woke up, and all the tents around him were gone. They left while he was sleeping." He was also targeted because of being considered "effeminate." Nicks writes that he had told two of his friends in Oklahoma that he was gay, but he was not open about it at school in Wales.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/ ... LZ20130819(Reuters) - The journalist who first published secrets leaked by fugitive former U.S. intelligence agency contractor Edward Snowden vowed on Monday to publish more documents and said Britain will "regret" detaining his partner for nine hours.
British authorities used anti-terrorism laws on Sunday to detain David Miranda, partner of U.S. journalist Glenn Greenwald, as he passed through London's Heathrow airport.
Miranda, 28, a Brazilian citizen, said he was questioned for nine hours before being released without charge, minus his laptop, cellphone and memory sticks, which were seized.
seremtan wrote: there was only 66 years between the Wright Brothers and Apollo 11.
wereMKJ wrote:imgseremtan wrote: there was only 66 years between the Wright Brothers and Apollo 11.