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It's not about the specific allegations, it's about the posture and priorities of the security state. A few years ago, we ran out of fear and urgency on the Is

• elefanten 5y ago
  So, in your view, is security simply not a problem? Is it all a giant lie to fund the security state? If not, where do you draw the line between real/legitimate security concerns vs. the fake ones?
  • mcdonje 5y ago
    That's clearly not their view. Blindly following liars into two wars has led to many avoidable casualties and has arguably made us less safe. The line between real & fake is the line between real & fake. We need to be on guard and insist on checking the intel before being led into another war.
  • refenestrator 5y ago
    Constant attempts to hack each other between rivals and even allies are not a big deal. I'm not saying this is fake, our people should be doing their job mitigating this stuff and hacking them in turn, but it being blown up into a Big Deal is part of the propaganda.
  • sumedh 5y ago
    > is security simply not a problem? What problem did US solve by invading Iraq?