Comment Re:ummm.... (Score 1) 223
Congress may rain crap every once in a while when for some reason they find it necessary to and though there are congressional budget oversight committees for these agencies, they are still largely unpoliced. What do we know about them?
They have been known to raise their own monies, (Iran/Contra, Air America, etc.) and they tend to be involved in less than savory activities overseas. Retired CIA personnel tend to work as news magazine editors. They are somehow tied to the Templar Knights. In all seriousness, though: Official versions of the truth are usually so unbelieveable (dare I say 'super bullet'?) that any scenario seems more realistic to the public. Other intelligence agencies spy on their own people, why wouldn't the CIA, the NSA, etc? Especcially if there are perceived threats to domestic stability coming from inside the US.
It's way past time to open-source our government.
That's the only democracy anyhow.
They have been known to raise their own monies, (Iran/Contra, Air America, etc.) and they tend to be involved in less than savory activities overseas. Retired CIA personnel tend to work as news magazine editors. They are somehow tied to the Templar Knights. In all seriousness, though: Official versions of the truth are usually so unbelieveable (dare I say 'super bullet'?) that any scenario seems more realistic to the public. Other intelligence agencies spy on their own people, why wouldn't the CIA, the NSA, etc? Especcially if there are perceived threats to domestic stability coming from inside the US.
It's way past time to open-source our government.
That's the only democracy anyhow.
