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Wondering what 'national security' actually was, I find this on the Wikipedia page for it: "There is no single universally accepted definition of national secu
by Theodores 13y ago
Wondering what 'national security' actually was, I find this on the Wikipedia page for it:
"There is no single universally accepted definition of national security."
With 'law enforcement' you have an idea what the laws are, you know what the word 'enforcement' means and you can therefore have an idea of what the FBI is supposed to be doing.
What is this 'national security' thing they speak of? Does it mean it is okay to do COINTELPRO style stuff?
- dreamdu5t 13y agoWe are living under martial law. The NSA isn't even operating under civil law, but martial law (procedure and customs entirely decided outside of court proceeding, outside of the rule of law, and based on military interpretations of the law). People just don't realize this yet, or won't admit to it because they're still in denial.
- rhizome 13y ago"There is no single universally accepted definition of national security." Right, which is the point.