That little snippet reminds me of this: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3514.txt
That was great, he really eased into that one.
0:56 seconds in, the Freudian slip: āThe truā¦ er, the reality is, the target is not the American people.ā
He has had some media training. 'Donāt ever say. āThe Truth isā¦ā or āhonestlyā¦ā or āI can guaranteeā¦ā all no nos.
Exactly. He canāt even use the word truth.
He says they all admitted mistakes and then he says those who didnāt admit it were caught. So which is it? And Snowden didnāt do the damage. The government created the damage in destroying the security on the net. I know that, personally, I have reduced purchases.
If getting Alexander to echo āTrevorā like that was deliberate, it had to be a Mighty Boosh homage.
The rest of the program was a bit disappointing, though.
Not least because the most important bit (India) was lifted wholesale from the previous edition of The Bugle.
Iāll keep watching, though.
Is it just me, or is the former head of the NSA a little tipsy?
Heās a liar. Everything that comes out of his mouth is poison. The lies are so dense that you have to be extremely careful that some unnoticeable lie penetrates your mind. We should not interview these people at all. We should let them speak at trial.
Oliver sets up a hilarious trap. Iām paraphrasing here:
Q. What would you like Edward Snowden to know, other than a lot less?
A. Iād sit him down and show him all the damage heās done.
Q. So youād share classified information with the one man most likely to leak it. Can you understand why people question your judgment?
Weāre the only government agency that truly listens to you. Classy!
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