It's so intriguing to read through this article and hear all the finger pointing from the different agencies. Basically, after the debates some people got nosey and abused their privilege to confidential information. Were any of the results that these people found useful? Does it really matter? The point here is that anyone with access to our confidential information could just happen to take a quick peek, without consequence, or so it would seem. The problem is, these agencies aren't monitoring themselves don't really know what their people are doing with all that information. We hear of the "Patriot Act" or other notions to justify why we can check someone out. This is unacceptable.
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It's so intriguing to read through this article and hear all the finger pointing from the different agencies. Basically, after the debates some people got nosey and abused their privilege to confidential information. Were any of the results that these people found useful? Does it really matter? The point here is that anyone with access to our confidential information could just happen to take a quick peek, without consequence, or so it would seem. The problem is, these agencies aren't monitoring themselves don't really know what their people are doing with all that information. We hear of the "Patriot Act" or other notions to justify why we can check someone out. This is unacceptable.