Am I the only one to think this is too good to be true? I mean, this can have the exact opposite effect, and become a big "don't trust what you read on the Inte

Am I the only one to think this is too good to be true? I mean, this can have the exact opposite effect, and become a big "don't trust what you read on the Internet, kids". NSA doesn't even have to deny anything. Let the other interested parties wash their hands, and leave with a "told ya" smile. Not sure if it was intentional or not, but seems a very convenient prank. I know, Conspiracy theory^-1. We'll see.