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Oct. 13, 2014 - InfoWars Special Reports
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Here at InfoWars we deal with a lot of sensitive information and to retrieve said information
we often have to go through the public information officer.
But don't let the name fool you.
It's been my personal experience, as well as the rest of the crew, that the Public Information Officer's job is to give you as little information as possible.
You know what's going on up there, and you won't talk to people, you don't even have a prepared statement?
Shame on you!
You're criminals.
That's a bunch of bull****.
They know what's going on at the Bundy Ranch and they won't even let a personal information officer, a police information officer, give us any information.
And the people over at Wired.com figured this out as well when they recently tried to retrieve some information from the NSA.
They have the article out.
NSA Mindbender, we won't tell you what info we already leaked to the media.
Who would have thought that trying to obtain information about the information the agency had already given out would lead to such a brick wall?
That's what happened when the Federation of American Scientists filed a FOIA request with the Defense Department, which is part of the NSA, earlier this year seeking information about any authorized leaks of intelligence made to the media during the previous 12 months.
The response they got, the document responsive to your request has been reviewed by the agency
as required by the Freedom of Information Act and has been found to be currently and
properly classified in accordance with Executive Order 13526.
Which is to say, we won't tell you what information we already put out about ourselves.
This is the complete joke of dealing with the government.
Whether it's a very simple request of something like a police report, how many bullets were
shot, surveillance footage, they don't want to give you that.
And even the National Security Agency, who Joe Big showed the report, is even spying on you through your phone.
Alright, so you get your Android device, wherever your settings button is, click on that settings button, go to General.
Scroll all the way down to the bottom to wherever it says About Device.
Then you're going to go to Legal Information, Open Sources, Licenses.
It says you agree that this software is a non-commercially developed program that may contain bugs and the NSA makes no and hereby expressly disclaims all warranties.
It also goes on to say that the NSA will not be liable for any loss of profits or loss of data.
So these guys have these huge NSA data hubs they won't let you inside and when you request information you get these bland responses.
If it wasn't for guys like Edward Snowden and Benny, we would never get this intel.
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