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Why are we even mentioning a "NSA review panel"? Stating the obvious: This panel is not about solving the issue at hand. Another example: Was anyone really sa
by frank_boyd 13y ago
Why are we even mentioning a "NSA review panel"?
Stating the obvious: This panel is not about solving the issue at hand.
Another example: Was anyone really satisfied with the "9/11 commission"?
- beedogs 13y agoBush and Cheney and their administration sure were satisfied.
- mcherm 13y ago> Was anyone really satisfied with the "9/11 commission"? Actually, that commission produced a number of recommendations (http://govinfo.library.unt.edu/911/report/index.htm http://govinfo.library.unt.edu/911/report/index.htm) which were welcomed by many in Congress and some of which were actually implemented. They included such issues as requiring government security agencies to share data with each other and reorganizing the reporting structure to ensure that would happen. The analogy fails in this case though, because the 9/11 commission was independent and had members from various backgrounds.