The Guardian has reported that the NSA has been collecting 200 million text messages per day. This is not about terrorism – it is about the obsession to know when (1) people will rise up in the USA and begin protesting, which appears to be 2017, and (2) taxes looking for spare change everywhere. They have gone too far and they are now even threatening relations with friendly nations such as Germany.
NSA Collects more than 200 Million Text Messages Per Day
Posted Jan 17, 2014 by Martin Armstrong |
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