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The NSA now Child ProofThis morning I woke up in a bit of a daze with plagued by the remnants of a weird dream. I am sure my state was due in part to the Peanut Butter M&M's that I consumed late the night before, which like a gremlin, had a profound effect on my mental condition shortly before sleep. Now I am no expert of government surveillance, but I did see that movie Enemy of the State with William Smith. When I woke up in a bit of a daze this morning I could not stop thinking about whether or not the US Government was following my every move on the Internet. So far I have never really expressed any of my personal political/environmental views directly on the Internet. Typically like a rock musician of the 60's I simply allow my view to color my content, but I do not harp on them directly. After browsing the NSA website and finding this filed under their SIGINT section:
Confusing? Well here is the Children's version:
How do I know for sure if I am the enemy or not? Who makes that determination? I am pretty sure plenty of ladies thought that I was quite "foreign" back in high-school. If I mention that I took coursework at USC from Leonard Adleman and watched ZEITGEIST, The Movie while facing Mecca, would that qualify me for any Top Secret violation of my constitutional rights? Or should I stop being silly and just go back to fearing that in all actuality I am irrelevant to national security?
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If I am correct in my
If I am correct in my understanding of the "adult" version, if I was a naturalized US citizen who happened to be an Islamic Terrorist, I should not have to worry about the NSA as I am neither foreign nor international.