Congressman Peter King wants to prosecute the whistle blower. That's a way to handle it. Arrest and prosecute the messenger.
Isn't it time to stop pointing fingers and start looking at ourselves
and how much we are part or maybe the whole of the problem? I look at
my Verizon bill and I can see all the phone calls made and to what
number and length of time. The same thing with my internet house phone.
My cable company knows what I watch and has access to what I DVR.
Netflix tells me what I recently watched and makes fairly accurate
predictions of what I might like to watch.. Amazon has my wish list and
does the same as Netflix. I'm bombarded by spam. How did they get my
email address? My internet provider knows what websites I go to even if I
have a privacy setting. They know my banks. How far away is it that
someone can crack my passwords? (It's easily done by those in the know
BTW). I guess the difference is that the government who can easily
access anything these days as major corporations do have a different POV
for all this. They are looking for suspicious things and anyone
associated with someone under suspicion becomes suspicious whether they
do something wrong or not. Re: "National Security letters" for example.
So we do have something to worry about, but pointing fingers at whistle
blowers only makes it worse.
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