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Agreed. Not enough obscure acronyms for a genuine government document, and insufficient count of the word "cyber".
by jnbiche 11y ago
Agreed. Not enough obscure acronyms for a genuine government document, and insufficient count of the word "cyber".
- Elrac 11y agoAlso, poor spelling. I'd expect members of an intelligence community to be more [drum roll] intelligent. "precidence" instead of "precedent?" Really? And this, I think, is an even bigger giveaway: "... and no longer useful in maintaining their freedoms." "Freedoms" is one of the hot-button words of conspiracy theorists. As far as I've been able to tell, even the most heavily oppressive American 3 letter thugs tell themselves that they are indeed struggling to _preserve_ the citizens' freedoms.
- krapp 11y agoAre you implying that an anonymous, unsourced pastebin could possibly not be authoritative? How much does the government pay you to distract people from the truth?