Re: NSA Pressured LA Times To Kill Domestic Spying Story

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These NSA-only rooms are at where-ever ATT has major data centers, not only in SF.  And there was another high-placed whistleblower who went public, if I remember correctly, corroborating Kleins' statement.  And Klein is a senior engineer, not just a common tech, right?  Seems like ol' PBS is trying to downplay this from your summary.

It is my position based on the evidence, all internet traffic which is unencrypted, and possibly that with poor encryption, (I won't get into Quantum Computing and the possibilities of solving high-strength encryption on the fly,) including all phone calls [instant speech-to-text], are at minimum electronically key-word searched and logged to find 'interesting' information, then focused on closer as desired.

The upshot is, any phone calls or internet traffic going through these data centers can be analyzed much more completely for trends, tracking individuals, groups.  This smacks of Rothschild's intelligence networks being well-ahead of any common ones.  An article or event can be planted designed to steer people, then observe the results generated.

Real IT technology is at least 15 years ahead of consumer & common business technology.  Endless tiny gadget improvements are made to the current mobile phones so people run out and spend their energy on electronic distractions.  These are not a whole lot better than last years' model.  And, there exists a tablet-PC looking device, designed for military field-use & deployed, which translates spoken English-to-Arabic and reverse.  It is quite easy for me to believe, after looking at company products in speech-to-text, with no training and low CPU overhead, simply disappear from the development and beta phase, that a properly-kitted supercomputer can do all of what I have claimed.

These ideas may seem far-fetched to some. Better to be on the side of caution then error.