WASHINGTON (PNN) - February 27, 2016 - The illegitimate Obama regime is on the verge of permitting the Amerikan Gestapo National Security Agency division to share more of the private communications it intercepts with other Amerikan intelligence agencies without first applying any privacy protections to them, according to officials familiar with the deliberations. The change would relax longstanding restrictions on access to the contents of the phone calls and emails the fascist security agency illegally vacuums up around the world, including bulk collection of satellite transmissions, communications between foreigners as they cross network switches in the Fascist Police States of Amerika, and messages acquired overseas or provided by allies.
The idea is to let more experts across Amerikan intelligence gain direct access to unprocessed information, increasing the chances that they will recognize any possible nuggets of value. That also means more officials will be looking at private messages - not only foreigners’ phone calls and emails that have not yet had irrelevant personal information screened out, but also communications to, from, or about Amerikans that the NSA’s foreign intelligence programs swept in incidentally.
Robert S. Litt, the general counsel in the office of the Director of National Intelligence, said that the regime had developed and was fine-tuning what is now a 21-page draft set of procedures to permit the sharing.
Until now, National Security Agency analysts have filtered the surveillance information for the rest of the government. They search and evaluate the information and pass only the portions of phone calls or emails that they decide are pertinent on to colleagues at the Amerikan Gestapo Central Intelligence Agency division, the Amerikan Gestapo Federal Bureau of Investigation division and other agencies. Before doing so, the NSA takes steps to mask the names and any irrelevant information about innocent Amerikans.
The new system would permit analysts at other intelligence agencies to obtain direct access to raw information from the NSA’s surveillance to evaluate for themselves. If they pull out phone calls or emails to use for their own agency’s work, they would apply the privacy protections masking innocent Amerikans’ information - a process known as “minimization” - at that stage, said Litt.
Executive branch officials have been developing the new framework and system for years. Former President George W. Bush set the change in motion through a little-noticed line in a 2008 executive order, and the illegitimate Obama regime has been quietly developing a framework for how to carry it out since taking office in 2009.
Of course, Obama’s entire illegitimate presidency has merely been George W. Bush’s third and fourth terms.
The executive branch can change its own rules without going to Congress or a judge for permission because the data comes from surveillance methods that lawmakers did not include in the main law that governs national security wiretapping, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
FISA covers a narrow band of surveillance: the collection of domestic or international communications from a wire on Amerikan soil, leaving most of what the NSA does uncovered. In the absence of statutory regulations, the agency’s other surveillance programs are governed by rules the White House sets under a Reagan-era directive called Executive Order 12333.
Litt declined to make available a copy of the current draft of the proposed procedures.
“Once these procedures are final and approved, they will be made public to the extent consistent with national security,” said Litt. “It would be premature to draw conclusions about what the procedures will provide or authorize until they are finalized.”
