Figures! Law Enforcement Granted Access To NSA Bulk Data Collection Programs

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The Drug Enforcement Administration skirted numerous legal checks on a trio of bulk data collection programs dating back to the early 1990s, according to an internal watchdog.

The administration “failed to conduct a comprehensive legal analysis” of three NSA-style bulk data collection programs, according to the Justice Department Inspector General.

In a heavily redacted, 144-page report published Thursday, the Justice Department Inspector General revealed the administration failed to fully assess the legal basis for three massive international surveillance operations that ran largely unchecked from 1992 to 2013. Two of the programs remain active in some form today.

Under one initiative, which investigators called “Program A,” the administration used “non-target specific” subpoenas to force multiple telecom providers to provide metadata on every phone call made from the U.S. to as many as 116 countries with “a nexus to drugs.” Investigators found some companies also provided the officials with data on all calls made between those foreign countries.

The administration also conducted two other bulk surveillance programs during that time without assessing their legality, investigators found. Under “Program B,” officials used similarly sweeping subpoenas to collect information on anyone who purchased specific products from participating vendors. Through “Program C,” DEA purchased telephone metadata for targets of ongoing investigations through a contractor for a separate government agency.

Program B ran from 2008 to 2013, and Program C began in 2007 and remains active today, according to the IG.

Investigators found the administration “failed to conduct a comprehensive legal analysis” of actions under all three programs. Previous court rulings have called into question the use of the sweeping subpoenas under programs A and B, they said. According to the report, the FBI also raised concerns about the legality of the operations.

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The face of true evil.

there's nothing 'evil' about it. It's simply a technological fact. it can be done, so of course it has been done, and will continue to be done.

this is the exact parallel reconstruction that I've discussed with you so many times before.

Law enforcement has been using parallel reconstruction for a long time, since way before the digital revolution. The only difference is that now everything is binary, so it's much easier and effortless to funnel everything into their giant storage vats.

What confuses me:
why does this surprise you?

and even more importantly, do you think that this one tiny example is 'the big news'?

This particular example is just a tiny little grain of sand, and the NSA is simultaneously conducting collection, storage and monitoring of EVERY DIGITAL ACTION THAT HAPPENS ON EARTH.

They are funneling in everything

They know how long kids play their video games, they know exactly what songs everybody listens to and how often, they know how long you have your air conditioner running, they know where you purchased gasoline for your automobile, and what soft drink you bought after paying for your gas.

It's not just about phone calls and internet searches.

They have collected EVERY digital action from every person on Earth.

It's never going to stop, and in fact, gets bigger and bigger with each passing moment.

So I'm not sure what you think 'complaining' will do

I really don't understand why you keep acting so 'shocked' that PRISM (the Program for Information Storage & Management) stores and manages information.

are you 'shocked' that McDonald's serves hamburgers?

are you 'indignant' that Porta Potty builds portable toilets?

are you 'outraged' that Tidy Cat makes Kitty Litter?

Are you 'infuriated' that Volkswagen manufactures automobiles?

……………………………….no

So why are you so pissed off that the Program for Information Storage & Management stores and managed information?

would you prefer that another country did it instead?

HERE'S WHAT YOU DON'T WANT TO HEAR:

LEARN PROPER OPSEC:
GET OFF YOUR COMPUTER

as long as you use computers, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING you can do to prevent your activities from being stored, managed, and monitored.

you certainly do spend a lot of time hanging out in the dragon's belly, warning people about dragons.

It's impossible to escape the internet of thigs today.

Better to be >>>/prepare/22

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Once again, its funny to see you claiming you are qualified to warn people about the dangers of dragons….

…. From inside the belly of a dragon

You remind me of a morbidly obese person, offering to teach weight loss techniques to people

You literally can't stop laying your head into the guillotine