Pat Macpherson, Pfc. Sandoval, Wisdom Quarterly; Ellen Nakashima (mainstream media propaganda coverage from the Washington Post, 11-29-13)
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| Rand Paul to be discredited for taking a stand |
Key senior administration officials have advocated splitting the leadership of the nation’s largest spy agency from that of the military’s cyberwarfare command as a final White House decision nears, according to individuals briefed on the discussions. At a White House meeting of senior national security officials last week, Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr. said he was in favor of ending the current policy of having one official in charge of both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, said the individuals, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Also, officials appear inclined to install a civilian as director of the
NSA for the first time in the agency’s 61-year history. More
- Duffel makes fun of military absurdities; Pentagon laughs
- FEAR: Feinstein, Rogers: Terrorism threat against U.S. is growing (So let's all PANIC and let pass whatever they want to pass to protect us, even if it means another Patriot Act!) Leaders of House and Senate intelligence committees warned of risks posed by a changing al-Qaeda.
- White House lobbies senators not to act on Iran sanctions
- The administration believes legislation could scuttle the interim nuclear agreement reached with Iran.
- Karzai’s recalcitrance brings U.S. closer to "zero option" - Officials contemplate costs if a new "security" pact with Afghanistan falls through
- 10 Reasons You'll Never Be Rich (Kiplinger)
NSA SECRETS Read all about the mainstream sanitized version of Edward Snowden's revelations about America's spying apparatus. This "full" coverage adds watered down debate surrounding National Security Agency surveillance programs. Don't read the accurate Guardian version. Oops, too late: Britain targets Guardian newspaper- Senators work on Iran sanctions; WH lobbies them not to
- West Bank violence up, but this time it's more personal
- Mexican bishop takes on cultish cartel in drug war
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