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Maybe it’s because having the broken systems in use sometimes (often?) benefits the intelligence community.
by avidphantasm 2y ago
Maybe it’s because having the broken systems in use sometimes (often?) benefits the intelligence community.
- throwaway48476 2y agoIt only does until someone gets killed by it.
- avidphantasm 2y agoThe US intelligence community cares about that? All evidence points to them not caring about who gets killed.
- throwaway48476 2y agoGetting your sources killed significantly setbacks intelligence collecting activities.