Life In The USSA

Posted on July 22, 2013 | 20 Comments

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Your local federalized occupation force

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20 responses to “Life In The USSA”

  1. Mr. X | July 22, 2013 at 23:56 |

    https://twitter.com/robertcaruso/status/359498539899944960

    If any of ya’ll tweet, be sure to give @RobertCaruso a piece of your mind if you get the chance without getting instantly suspended. Block him before he blocks you.

  2. RickD | July 23, 2013 at 08:50 |

    Reblogged this on Reality Check and commented:
    Yup…..

  3. Gringo Viejo | July 23, 2013 at 15:19 |

    “Beware the fury of a patient man”

    John Dryden (1631-1700)

  4. Pilgrims Pride | July 23, 2013 at 17:22 |

    Look him up on LinkedIn. WTF do you expect from one of the Huddled Masses/Wretched Refuse whose granddaddy came here looking for streets a paved witha gold? Decency? Christian virtue? Or unbridled greed and the ambition to fulfill it?

    Call me names if you must but you know I’m right.

    Before there was a U.S. there was an A.

  5. DAN III | July 24, 2013 at 06:52 |

    This a-hole Caruso used to work for the State Department ? I wonder under which dyke he consulted for. “Anarchist scum” sounds like something George III would call us.

  6. Mr. X | July 24, 2013 at 16:55 |

    Dan III,

    I posted here to give you an idea of the mentality we’re facing, even among self-proclaimed ‘conservatives’ (Caruso doesn’t disclose his party affiliation but I’m guessing he voted for Dubya in 04′ and Obama in 08′). These MIC contractor thugs will defend their gravy train just as nastily if not more so than any Wisconsin public employee union thug.

  7. Mr. X | July 24, 2013 at 16:57 |

    PS after I got into it with that crapbird Caruso the Cointelpro concern troll came calling on previous comments, trying to smear me as a ‘death threater’ when I did no such thing. I just posted Bob Owens/Bracken type scenarios.

    Nonetheless we’re rapidly approaching a time when Owens/Bracken will probably be rounded up along with others who’ve contributed content here as ‘domestic insurrectionists’.

    http://joshuafoust.com/snowdens-defection/#comment-974046021

    • DAN III | July 24, 2013 at 21:17 |

      Mr. X….I’m not a Twitter person. But I looked at Caruso’s Twitter comments. He is an example of the problem we face. Just look at the number of Twittet followers he has. Thanks for your message.

    • oughtsix | July 26, 2013 at 00:04 |

      “Nonetheless we’re rapidly approaching a time when Owens/Bracken will probably be rounded up…”

      I’ll bet you 16 trillion debt bucs, or three ounces of gold, that Matt Bracken will NOT be “rounded up.”

  8. Mr. X | July 24, 2013 at 21:36 |

    No prob. I hate Facebook and until I had followers couldn’t stand Twitter because all the Establishment bots could suspend my account at any time. I blame no one for avoiding Twitter as I only tweet anonymously with full knowledge NSA knows my IP.

  9. Mr. X | July 24, 2013 at 22:38 |

    Caruso if you want to tweet this link then that’s fine. Let the whole world see that your buddies @PhillipSmyth and @Doranimated are unregistered lobbyists for the goverment of Qatar while you wrap yourself and the RINO GOP in the flag.

    You keep tweeting, I’ll keep stacking what I need for when people like your bosses decide to bring the curtain down on the ‘prepping the battlefield’ phase.

  10. brad ervin | July 26, 2013 at 12:55 |

    A few fact concerning the NSA:

    1.) The NSA cares about it’s mission. Their mission is the reason they exist. The NSA’s mission starts and ends at the water’s edge. What this means is that you don’t matter to the the NSA. The NSA has no use for your data. They have no place to report your data to. Collecting your data would be a diversion from their mission, which would reduce their ability to meet their real mission. The NSA’s mission is akin to finding a needle in a haystack…you’re the haystack.

    2.) The NSA’s mission is hemmed in on all sides by laws. They care about those laws. They care about, both, the letter and the spirit of those laws. They train all of their employees in those laws and provide the original documents of those laws that each employee will understand them.

    3.) The NSA cares about the rights of Americans. They are, after all, Americans themselves and understand that to trample those rights negates any gain made by the trampling. Their goal is to protect America, but not at the expense of America.

    4.) The NSA cares about the Constitution of the United States. The Constitution is the basis for the laws that they work under and the basis for the country they work to protect. Their mission is, ultimately, the protection of that Constitution and the nation under it’s influence.

    5.) Because of the potential for abuse, the NSA protects the rights of Americans (US persons) with many levels of overview, peer to peer, peer to superior, logging, accounting, system administrators, lawyers, independent IG, multiple avenues of secure reportage, and Congressional overview by bipartisan Congressional committees.

    Snowden is a criminal. He is a thief. He is a traitor. He is a liar. He took the job specifically to mine the NSA for personal aggrandizement. His goal is to attract attention, not protect your rights or shine a light on truth. You would distrust what a used car salesman told you; why do you listen to a grandstanding criminal? Does Snowden have more to gain from the truth or by the creation of a sensational story? Standing outside of the curtain of necessary secrecy, how would you know the difference between the truth and a story created only to be sensational?

    If anyone at the NSA has concerns about the legality or morality of what they are doing, or what they see being done, they have many resources to rely on or report to. The concerns they raise are taken seriously. The greatest loser when infractions happen is the NSA. They have the most to lose by stepping outside the law and the most to gain by remaining within the law. The NSA has no mission that would gain by spying on Americans. No tyrant could avoid the eyes of the thousands of American NSA employees should they wish to turn the powers of the NSA against those Americans. If there were a concerted organizational drive to illegally pry into the private lives of Americans there would not be one lone cry but hundreds, thousands.

    If the NSA had such loose controls on it’s systems that the data was open to theft then why was Snowden in such a hurry to get on the first plane out of Hawaii after dipping his thieving paws into those systems? He knew of the alarms. He knew they knew and would be quick on his tail.

    Snowden has done great harm to the US and to US citizens. His crime has degraded our nation’s security; our stature among other nations; the ability of other nations to cooperate with us in stopping our common enemies; and, most tragic of all, has caused an unwarranted public distrust of one of the cornerstones of our defense against an avowed foreign enemy.

    The NSA does NOT spy on Americans! If you care about the United States and the rights and freedoms of Americans, turn your back on the traitor and criminal Snowden. Let the enemies of American liberties be alone in hoisting his worthless and self-centered crusade upon their shoulders.

    • Concerned American | July 26, 2013 at 13:17 |

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  11. Mr. X | July 26, 2013 at 18:33 |

    To the pro-NSA poster above, I will only say you better pray the oversight comes and the agency gets cut back to its ‘water’s edge’ purpose (and doesn’t keep getting caught spying on anti-Obama journalists like Doug Hagmann):

    http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/55649?utm_source=CFP+Mailout&utm_campaign=32a917e541-Call_to_Champions&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d8f503f036-32a917e541-297694005

    An ounce of prevention know is worth a lot of incoming ordinance from Free State F-16/A-10 Arc Light on data centers/drone bases/deathbot manufacturing facilities ten or fifteen years down the road.

  12. Mr. X | July 26, 2013 at 18:34 |

    “The NSA does NOT spy on Americans!” Unless you can rebut the claims of Russ Tice and Doug J. Hagmann, you are a g-d liar Mr. Ervin.

  13. Brad Ervin | July 27, 2013 at 01:40 |

    I work there. The NSA does NOT spy on Americans!

    I realize you all want to believe what you want to believe. I’m sorry about that, but these unfounded claims harm the uniformed & un-uniformed services and they are all good Americans trying hard to serve their country. They work hard to stay within the law and accomplish their mission. Their mission is not about Americans. They have no reporting authority for any domestic activity.

    No one has yet repealed the 4th Amendment. If any evidence existed that laws were being broken those responsible would be prosecuted. There are too many people involved and all constantly looking over each others shoulders to hide violations of this magnitude. In fact, there have been prosecutions. There is no tolerance for violations. Further, to be of any value, the violations would have to be consistent and reportable not just random or accidental. The focus of the NSA is such that spying on Americans would provide no benefit to their mission. Who would gain? Who would have the manpower to accomplish a task of this magnitude? And to what end?

    To have picked the NSA out of all the governmental agencies to accuse of domestic spying speaks volumes as to the inanity of the charge. What utter foolishness. Following this “squirrel” takes everyone’s focus off of so many things of much more importance.

    • Concerned American | July 27, 2013 at 10:01 |

      Assertions.

      No proof.

      Just bald assertions.

      Sorry, dude.

      Try again.

      With evidence.

    • American Pitbull | July 27, 2013 at 10:44 |

      Who would gain? The present administration. Who would have the manpower to accomplish a task of this magnitude? The present administration. BHM can hire all the federal employees needed. Besides with the advances in software and database managment how many bodies are really required. And to what end? Oh I don’t know, for starters how about: election rigging, blackmailing judges and politicians, and persecuting political enemies.

  14. Heyoka | July 27, 2013 at 11:09 |

    If the NSA has done nothing wrong then wht did the lieing SOB head of the NSA tell us they were not collecting the information that was proven to be collected???? Why did he have to appologize???????

    Look up Star Chamber, secret court with sceret powers that totaled the lives of the people it touched conducted secretly by politicians, lawyers and judges and of course the government. A court set up with the greatest intentions and used to convict people whose power put them outside the normal operations of the law; it became one of the most despotic corrupt devices that punished political dissodents and suppressed the rights of the English people. It cannot be hleped tha some people are convinced that the agency they work for and are helplessly interconnected to is circumventing every principle that the Constitution was intended to prevent. If those high minded individuals think the American People too inept at understanding the “security” proposed and secretly implimented then the best get about informing them.

    Like the Star Chamber the NSA is been sediciously twisted into a tool of despotic reign and terror. Look up state sponsored terrorism in any of the government manuals on terrorism and counter terrorism for the definition they claim does not apply to them.

    Count the number of swat type action on civillians for the smallest of matters, the people who have been labeled as terrorists, especially veterans who offered their lives to return home to the crap this government accuses them of and tell me who the real terrorists are???

    HYPOCRITES!!! Slime ball, low life, bottom feeders who whine about the truth while the feed on the tit of the whore government that has sold its people into servitude to the bankers. If you think this is BS then read the real history of the Revolution and the English money system and the causes against the Crown. They are repeating themselves. Not to be a Bible thumper but Jesus hated the Money Changers he called thieves, the attorneys that twisted the law into something no one could live under, the tax collectors he called extortioners and the religious leaders he called hypocrites. 2000 years and nothing has changed about human nature and the propensity of corruption to inhabit politics. The tyrants rant is that times have changed and the Constitution is outdated. That is the bigest lie in creation. It is the cry of the lawless heirachy who deem themselves above the law and privileged to subvert, plunder and pillage our country for their own ends. May they burn in the Hell of thier own creation….

    Now do ya want me to tell you how I really feel?????

  15. True Blue | July 27, 2013 at 17:20 |

    No More Secrets
    The government should never have the ‘right’ to keep what it DOES a secret from the Citizens who elect them and are (under our form of ‘official’ government) their Bosses. Secret Courts (FISA) are 100% unconstitutional under the sixth amendment. Other actions violate at the very least the fourth and fifth as well; in the electronic age ‘the right of citizens to be secure in their papers and persons’ includes digital ‘papers’.
    As for the assertion that the NSA and the rest of the alphabet soup of illegality does Any good; explain how you missed the following:
    Last week’s Iraqi jailbreak that freed 500+ members of Al Queda
    The Boston Marathon Bombing
    Benghazi
    etc. etc. ad. inf.
    All these corruptocrats seem to manage to do is spy on their employers and bosses -the American Citizens; while utterly failing to fulfill their actual job description. In the private sector, you would be fired; but you are ‘public sector’ -violating our rights under the color of ‘government’.
    Ironic that the CIA’s motto is “The Truth Will Set You Free” because when your time comes (just like it did for the STASI) the truth of Your Actions will indeed set Us free; and you will be fired -hopefully spread-eagled over the muzzles of every courthouse cannon in the country.
    III% Molon Labe