Watching MSNBC and enjoying it!

[jayinsat]

I'm watching MSNBC at work and their commenting on the NSA scandal and am pleasantly surprised at the reporting and the questions they are raising. For instance, they are concerned that the administration keeps claiming that our records are protected but, if Snowden was able to access so much classified data then, how can we trust that all the thousands of other contract employees aren't compromising our data? Great point. They are actually asking the right questions.

Oh god! Am I becoming liberal?

Never mind. Now they are back to propaganda.

[VMI77]

I read the title, and thought, how is that possible? All I can say is, it won't last.

[gthaustex]

They are trying to lull you into a false sense of security....RUN....far and fast....

[bdickens]

Well, now that the cocky, arrogant Obama regime has finally gored the media's own sacred cow, they seem to be a wee bit miffed at that bunch of Chicago gangsters now.

[JJVP]

I'm watching MSNBC at work and their commenting on the NSA scandal and am pleasantly surprised at the reporting and the questions they are raising. For instance, they are concerned that the administration keeps claiming that our records are protected but, if Snowden was able to access so much classified data then, how can we trust that all the thousands of other contract employees aren't compromising our data? Great point. They are actually asking the right questions.

Oh god! Am I becoming liberal?

Never mind. Now they are back to propaganda.

I am more worried about the GOVERNMENT employees compromising our data.

[sjfcontrol]

I read the title, and thought, how is that possible? All I can say is, it won't last.

[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=4F4qzPbcFiA[/youtube]

[Deke1953]

1984 - not just a book, but our current government. Do we have a President or a King?

[chuck j]

I enjoyed 'It's a Trap!' extremely insightful .