You stole my whole data. I never expected this. You are saying Iraq is a terrorsist country, Iran is a threaten to the world, North korea is not good. But what are you doing? Look at yourself. You are stealing all the information about everyone in th world. You are breaking into my privacy without my permission. American government not elected by me or my family or my firends or anyone of us. You call others terrorist, but the problem is you are wearing a yellow glass. That is why everything is yellow to you...
America: This Is Why We Hate You
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Re: America: This Is Why We Hate You
#2Please note that the current flap is about the NSA spying on Americans.
America collecting each and ever bit of data they can about foreign entities is old news and readily acknowledged.
There are fleets of spy-planes and other signal gathering gear that are declared and on the books. Typically those will respect the relevant stand-off boundaries of the countries of interest.
If you make use of American hosted websites then you can assume that each and every packet is intercepted and monitored either for traffic analysis or even the content of the packet itself.
The only way to stop this is to block out each and every network range that belongs to the United States and each and every range that belongs to an American company abroad.
Good luck with that.
Re: America: This Is Why We Hate You
#3Very well voiced! ...`we' wholeheartedly agree with you bro'
Re: America: This Is Why We Hate You
#4Please note that the current flap is about the NSA spying on Americans . America collecting each and ever bit of data they can about foreign entities is old news and readily acknowledged. There are fleets of spy-planes and other signal gathering gear that are declared and on the books. Typically those will respect the relevant stand-off boundaries of the countries of interest. If you make use of American hosted websi…
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Re: America: This Is Why We Hate You
#5Please note that the current flap is about the NSA spying on Americans . America collecting each and ever bit of data they can about foreign entities is old news and readily acknowledged. There are fleets of spy-planes and other signal gathering gear that are declared and on the books. Typically those will respect the relevant stand-off boundaries of the countries of interest. If you make use of American hosted websi…
Very well said. I wholeheartedly agree.
The original poster seems more confused about the news being about being a hate towards other countries from fear of terrorism, but in fact it seems more of an overzealous government just trying to overpolice it's own country.
Other countries have just as bad or worse for privacy/internet regulation laws.
The only difference is the US government seems to be talked about more in the news because of it's blatent use of the monitoring where the american citizens and news sites have a bit of a problem with the information coming to light about how much the government is allowed to analyze and collect.