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If it's not part of the mission statement, it's off mission. I don't consent to rogue intelligence agencies at the heart of my government.
by ferdo 13y ago
If it's not part of the mission statement, it's off mission. I don't consent to rogue intelligence agencies at the heart of my government.
- dylangs1030 13y agoIt's not "rogue" at all. The NSA's explicit purpose is to do intelligence gathering and analysis on foreign threats. That's its core competency - data mining. If you look at the mission statement, it says its goal is to do intelligence gathering. It would be rogue if it decided to, say, give crucial information to a foreign country at the expense of the United States.
- ferdo 13y agoThe NSA is spying on American citizens. It's off mission and thus rogue.