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But then again, can we trust them to give us the "the real thing"?

• ck2 13y ago
  Since the NSA is allowed to lie to congress under oath, we have to assume they are pretty much allowed to break any law.
  • brian_cloutier 13y ago
    That's a pretty strong claim to make, have a source?
    • dangrossman 13y ago
      He's referencing what's been front-page news for the past month. Choose your favorite newspaper, turn on a TV, or type "NSA lie congress" into Google News. It's not even an assumed lie; the Director of the NSA admitted he lied.
      • kimlelly 13y ago
        But to be fair, Mr Clapper apologized. :-D Seriously though: If this guy thinks it's a good idea to "apologize" for working against the People behind their backs and then lying about it, it means they take the People for real dumb asses, IMO. For me, this behavior creates even more outrage. "Look, I said I'm sorry, ok?!"
        • greyfade 13y ago
          To be fair, it was a pretty weak apology.