Or they did it on purpose, like how they're saying they can't offer e-mails of NSA employees because they don't have the proper search mechanism for it. http:/

Or they did it on purpose, like how they're saying they can't offer e-mails of NSA employees because they don't have the proper search mechanism for it. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/07/23/nsa-rejects-reporters-information-request-because-no-central-method-to-search-its-emails/ http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/07/23/nsa-rejects-reporters-... You'd think that after the Snowden leaks they'd do everything in their power to log everything, so it doesn't happen again and/or they know exactly what the leaker took next time. But no, they prefer to be kept in the dark by what the people in their own agency are doing. And then they keep claiming to Congress and the population that they have "strict oversight" (by which they mean no oversight, just like with the meaning of the word "relevant" or "truthful/least untruthful"). The whole thing is a farce.