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comrade1
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Comment #10067325
Why do you keep retroactively deleting and modifying your comments after other people have started commenting on them? It's like you think that you're the u.s. government.
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Comment #10067298
We're glad that you're fighting the good fight, but frankly no one cares. Your fellow citizens don't care.
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Comment #10067250
Ha ha! I know who you are. Tomorrow, after your meds, read what you wrote and you will see that you are arguing against yourself. I'm only responding to you so that others here can…
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Comment #10066959
that doesn't really help the qwest ceo...
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Comment #10066935
Don't really care. It's not my job to convince people here. This is my form of weekly entertainment.
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Comment #10066912
You just spout a bunch of rhetoric and nothing substantial. All of your comments here are the same. You shill for the u.s. the government. Swiss intelligence is not idle. They were…
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Comment #10066344
If only Qwest took this route. Instead they rejected the government wiretap requests and the CEO went to prison for insider trading because he announced that they would probably lo…
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Comment #10066327
There is probably a good reason for monitoring of AT&T's internet traffic. We should all support our government in their efforts to detect terrorists through their communications.
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Comment #10066316
This was an interesting and early revelation, but it wasn't until the Snowden documents that we understood what this closet really meant. We had no idea the government was recordin…
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Comment #10066295
First, I'm American. I've worked on NSA and DoD projects, and I've worked for PGP. I now live in Switzerland. You only have to look at the consequences of the Snowden revelations. …
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Comment #10066253
The spying outside the u.s. is nothing like the corporate-government partnership spying in the u.s. You can go to any Western country besides the u.s. and not be subject to indiscr…
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Comment #10066230
Really weird downvotes on this topic. I love it! I really wish we could see who votes on what topic. Part of me wishes the u.s. has its own government supported web-brigades like R…
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Comment #10066166
No, not really with ECHELON. That would have required all phone calls in the u.s. to be routed outside of the u.s., and really the only cooperating country was the UK, even though …
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Comment #10066146
Spying on the u.n. based on terrorism legislation is a revelation. Recording of all telephone conversations in the u.s. is a revelation. Recording of all emails, skype, sms, etc is…
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Comment #10066068
Hopefully companies and organizations like the UN start moving away from AT&T. AT&T is a publicly traded company and so the only thing they understand is profit and loss. The snowd…
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Comment #10061159
The FCC has been cracking down on companies using long codes for SMS services because those long codes aren't required to follow the normal SMS rules concerning opting in, opting o…
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Comment #10055429
I guess you haven't seen Howard the Duck.
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Comment #10055129
Will we get to see Big Bird's breasts?
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Comment #10052618
Microsoft is still one of the largest companies in the world. Adobe. Pepsi. What, would you have them run uber or something small like that?
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Comment #10052611
Ha ha. Look at the funny backward Indians. Until you're the one cleaning the sewers.
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Comment #10052598
One is from chennai, the finance hub of India. The other is from almost the Nepal region but I've never heard of him. There is a population of radicals in India - separists, commun…
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Comment #10052433
What do you mean by the communist parts of India? Do you mean Nepal? WTF are you talking about? What you are saying has nothing to do with reality. Most of the c-level Indians I kn…
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Comment #10052421
There are 1.2B Indians and 300M Americans. And there are strong ties between the Indian middle class and the u.s. In education and business. The indian middle class is around 300M.…
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Comment #10052204
Are you saying Fukushima left more uninhabitable land? I don't think that's right.