US Attorney Investigating WH Leaks Is An Obama Donor

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government corruption, national security, operational security, ronald machen, white house

File this under “Yeah, we’ll get the real story here…”:

Pushed to the wall by the obvious leaks from the White House of national security material relating to CIA drone activities, the bin Laden raid, outing British agents in Yemen, and now acknowledgement of US involvement in the dissemination of the Stuxnet virus in a pathetic attempt to make the president look “tough on terror”, Attorney General Eric “I Kill Mexicans” Holder has appointed Ronald Machen, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, and Rod Rosenstein, the U.S. attorney for the District of Maryland, to separate probes of the matter.

Machen is an Obama supporter both during his senatorial and presidential runs…yeah, I’m sure he’ll find the White House had nothing to do with those pesky New York Times stories that made him look so “good.”

Here’s the Hundred Words Not To Use Online If You Don’t Want to Be Spied On

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data mining, department of homeland security, national security, national security administration, online monitoring

From The Daily Mail:

So don’t talk about the weather…or Tamiflu if you’re sick. Hopefully you didn’t have a “breech” baby or get samonella, or show initiative at work instead of looking at clouds.

Now if the spooks are having a look at this page: You need better data mining software.

Principles for Starting War? Not With This Administration

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libya, national security, obama