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>>> While FBI and NSA may both be looking into it, they don't share all of their data. The irony of this statement is this is one of the primary reasons the de
by at-fates-hands 12y ago
>>> While FBI and NSA may both be looking into it, they don't share all of their data.
The irony of this statement is this is one of the primary reasons the department of homeland security was established, so sharing of information between these very offices would enable them to be more on top of stuff like this.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> The irony of this statement is this is one of the primary reasons the department of homeland security was established, so sharing of information between these very offices would enable them to be more on top of stuff like this. No, it wasn't. Which is evidenced by the fact that neither of these entities were among those moved from other Departments into the new Department of Homeland Security. Improved information sharing among the parts of the intelligence community that were not consolidated into the DHS is the reason that various changes in the laws governing information sharing in the IC were changed, and that the office of the Director of National Intelligence was created to separate the head of the IC from the Director of a particular agency (the CIA) in that community.