Now we want to set up a propaganda site

spud4444 · Oct 29, 2011

dilligaf said: ↑

As Australian you have no clue about WW2.....

What PROPAGANDA was Hitler feeding his people that was not true?
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I'm sorry, that is offensive. I could say the exact same thing about you the USA and while I won't believe it, I know that there would be many Australian's, British and New Zealanders who would!!!!!

spud4444 · Oct 29, 2011

dilligaf said: ↑

What PROPAGANDA was Hitler feeding his people that was not true?
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Watch just one documentary and you will find that out in under one minute!!!!! Think Brainwash.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fiddlerdave · Oct 30, 2011

SiliconMagician said: ↑

The US Government has neither the ability nor competence to listen in on or track America's communications. The only way they can do that is when they have a specific hint or target. I'd say that eliminates 99.999% of Americans wouldn't you say?

Iran is a real danger, its not some made up imaginary thing. Iran is not some peaceful victim of American imperialism, its a deadly enemy until the day the mullahs lose power.
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Absolutely wrong.

The US has the ability to monitor virtually every communication, telephone and email in the US for keywords or names, and automatically record and save the conversation or communication for reference as desired.

http://cryptome.org/nsa-program.htm

NSA's technical prowess, coupled with its long-standing relationships with the nation's major telecommunications companies, has made it easy for the agency to eavesdrop on large numbers of people in the United States without their knowledge. Following President Bush's order, U.S. intelligence officials secretly arranged with top officials of major telecommunications companies to gain access to large telecommunications switches carrying the bulk of America's phone calls. The NSA also gained access to the vast majority of American e-mail traffic that flows through the U.S. telecommunications system. The identities of the companies involved have been kept secret. Unknown to most Americans, the NSA has extremely close relationships with both the telecommunications and computer industries, according to several government officials. Only a very few top executives in each corporation are aware of such relationships or know about the willingness of the corporations to cooperate on intelligence matters.

The main rationale behind the Program, officials said, was that existing rules curbing the domestic powers of the NSA and CIA had left gaps in the ability of the United States to detect and prevent terrorist attacks. They say that one such gap had opened up because many purely international communications -- telephone calls and e-mail messages from the Middle East to Asia, for example -- end up going through telecommunications switches that are physically based in the United States. As a result, the rules that limit domestic intelligence gathering by the NSA have meant that such international calls could not be monitored, since they were transiting the United States. Some phone calls and e-mail traffic among terrorists operating overseas were being missed by American counterterrorism investigators.

The new presidential order has given the NSA direct access to those U.S.-based telecommunications switches through "back doors." Under the authority of the presidential order, a small group of officials at NSA now monitors telecommunications activity through these domestic switches, searching for terrorism-related intelligence.
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