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If it can't comply, it's in violation of law and it needs to be shut down completely. The mere fact of its existence and the inability of our elected representa
by joesmo 12y ago
If it can't comply, it's in violation of law and it needs to be shut down completely. The mere fact of its existence and the inability of our elected representatives to hold it accountable to laws indicates that this agency has no right to exist.
Not to mention that the idea that one would have to shut down a database to retrieve data is so ludicrous, the NSA should be ashamed for even trying to propose it or think that anyone will be fooled by it (many will, especially politicians). Land of the free my ass.
- deciplex 12y agoThey're not saying they have to shut it down to retrieve it, they're saying they have to shut it down to preserve the data it holds. Considering this is the same organization that never was able to figure out what Snowden took from them in the first place, it's plausible. That said, I agree with lostcolony 1000%.