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We are talking about the federal government - do you think suits from the three-letter agencies will accept that reasoning? No. If they want quiet intercepts,
by losteric 7y ago
We are talking about the federal government - do you think suits from the three-letter agencies will accept that reasoning?
No. If they want quiet intercepts, that's what they get... even if it means "slow down conveyor belts and post agents to manually read every incoming package label before it hits the scanner".
This was either unrelated or an intentionally loud message.
- seniorivn 7y agoThree letter agencies are not gods, they make mistakes, they underestimate complexity of some issues and etc. After all they are just people with too much power.
- dontbenebby 7y agoAnd companies that are compelled to help three letter agencies to exercise any lateral thinking/do more than the exact directions in the order. (Especially when compliance may cost them future international business)
- viraptor 7y agoWe're of course still speculating, by given the number of low-level employees that would need to be involved, it would be hard to keep it silent for long.