This article by Walter Russell Mead says a massive intelligence effort is an necessary corollary of Obama's position that the Global War on Terror is over, that we can return to a 9/10 mindset: http://blogs.the-american-interest.com/wrm/2013/06/06/public... : Key bits: " From the day he took office, President Obama has sought to defuse the war and decrease public concern about it.... "It is in many ways an excellent…
This reads like pro-Obama propaganda. Why does Obama want to decrease public concern about war? I'd say he doesn't want a public debate about it. He doesn't want a public debate about PRISM/NSA either.
Data intelligence complex is the real story
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Errrm, and what, exactly, tells us who to "drop bombs" on?
It's obvious — the terrorists that hate your freedoms! Your skin is brown? DROP A BOMB. You're a Muslim? DROP A BOMB, AND ONE MORE, TO BE SURE. You're a goddamn Ruski commie? BOMB, BOMB, BOMB.
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This reads like pro-Obama propaganda. Why does Obama want to decrease public concern about war? I'd say he doesn't want a public debate about it. He doesn't want a public debate about PRISM/NSA either.
Oh, but Obama says he welcomes the latter, even congratulates us for wanting to have one, " [...] it's a sign of maturity because probably five years ago, six years ago we might not have been having this debate. " ( http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2013/06/07/obama_on_n... ). Who could possibly complain?
"[...] he had no difficulty convincing his base ... that it could have free Obamaphones. He forgot to say there was one problem with those phones …."