General Alexander, head of the NSA, will be testifying in an open session of the house Intelligence Committee this week. The following are some suggested questions for the good general:
Question 1 -General, exactly what percentage of your agencies requests for warrants to target American citizens are turned down by the FISA courts?
Question 2 – General, please describe to the committee the programs under which the National Security Agency gathers information about the telephonic communications and Internet activities of American citizens.
Question 2 – General, please describe to us the procedures the NSA has put in place to make it impossible for someone to abuse this data that you’ve put into a conveniently indexed database.
Question 3 – Oh, it’s quite possible that this data could be abused by someone in your organization to target an American citizen for personal or political reasons?
Question 4 – Have you lost your damned mind?
Question 5 – General, do you understand your rights under Article 31 of the UCMJ?
Question 6 – Which one of those yokels sitting next to you is your attorney?
Oh, and “Silently We Defend“, General. Have a nice day.








MSgt B
/ June 17, 2013“…do you understand your rights under Article 31 of the UCMJ?”
That one will make any GI’s blood run cold.
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daddybear71
/ June 17, 2013It ought to.
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oldnfo
/ June 18, 2013And not a damn one of those will actually be asked… dammit…
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daddybear71
/ June 18, 2013No, it doesn’t sound like they were. It sounds like we’re back to debating whether the ends justify the means again.
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