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Does anyone got any relatives, or friends in the NSA and would like to share some wierd stories? Or is anyone here in the NSA?

I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.

Go about your business, citizens...

I have a friend who said his cousin was in the NSA and he wanted to go to his grandmothers funeral. But they wouldnt let him go. So he went AWAL. The NSA tracked him down and found him dead because He Blew his brains out. Me and my friend think the NSA did it cuz they were paranoid. The guy was an Inteligence analyst.

All memebers of the NSA are briefed not to have any friends or associations outside of the NSA. They are even discouraged from socializing with their own family members, and a whole lot more but this is not place place to disscuss such things.


...xpi...

"nuff said"

No Xpirex, that's not true...most of the stuff I did alongside with the NSA is classified, that's true...but I was never 'encouraged' not to have friends, or no contact with my family...and neither were those that I worked with.

Though one does go through a lot of 'debriefings' and reports...on just about everything that one does.

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but this is not place place to disscuss such things.

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Be warned Xpirex, the NSA is everywhere and spying on you right now !

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Without change, something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken. -- Frank Herbert

yup... there's a microphone in your toilet. Ever heard the expression "ear of the planet" ? well, now you have

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the NSA is everywhere and spying on you right now

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Actually, yes. It´s not even a secret anymore. They aren´t denying the existence nor the purpose of the Echelon project: To monitor and analyze all electronic communication worldwide.

The NSA is not allowed to spy on civillians and are reqiered to make available any info they happen to uncover that refers or is about you directly check out their site

Hahaha... I need to laugh..

WebShamen: thanks for that insight... I read some of those briefings in New York (whole volumes if I recall), and they did seem extremely antisocial and scarily isolationist. Maybe different things are expected of different members. It's a long shot but I'm going to try to find the texts I came across.


...xpi...

"nuff said"

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extremely antisocial and scarily isolationist.

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Hehe...yeah, just about any 'secret' type organization looks like that from the outside...as for 'not allowed to spy on civilians'...well, I'm certainly not going to say anything about that.

Just that when you read something, don't take everything at face value...

There's a big difference between what someone is "not allowed" to do and what they *don't* do.

=)

Definitely so DL, for the gov't and for us as individuals.