Not really relevant, but I am greatly amused between the current relationship that we have with our security services and the situation that Terry Gilliam portr

Not really relevant, but I am greatly amused between the current relationship that we have with our security services and the situation that Terry Gilliam portrays in his excellent film: "Brazil". After all, when the security state starts to be driven by the profit motive, were we really so naive as to expect anything less?