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  1. …has proposed creating a civilian surveillance force as well equipped and funded as the NSA and CIA combined…

    …has decided to Get Smart…

    …has retasked “Sheriff Joe” Biden…

    …is roaming the halls of the White House, asking everyone if they know what is going on…

  2. In order to make the NSA’s domestic spying program more effective, President Obama…

    ..heh, heh, heh..good one, Harvey..We all know that President Obama hasn’t made ANYTHING more effective!

  3. …has put down his pen and now just listens on his phone.

    …ordered them to concentrate on the highest value targets, maids, cooks and other household staff at the Koch brother’s mansions.

    …started to go to church again, praying for the NSA’s first successful foiled terrorist plot.

    …ordered the installation of heavy breathing masking software for use when agents are monitoring the calls of girls suspected of being teenaged.

    …hired a team of union mathematicians to take all the data and “put two and two together”.

  4. @6 walrus: You kid, but —

    Google Wants to Turn Your Clothes Into a Computer
    NY Times | 05/29/15 | Conor Dougherty

    On Friday, the second day of its annual developer conference, Google I/O, one of the search giant’s semi-secretive research divisions announced a project that aims to make conductive fabrics that can be weaved into everyday clothes. The effort, called Project Jacquard, is named for the French inventor of the Jacquard Loom, which revolutionized textile manufacturing and helped pave the way for modern computing.

    Much like the screens on mobile phones, these fabrics could register the user’s touch and transmit information elsewhere, like to a smartphone or tablet computer. They are made from conductive yarns that come in a rainbow of colors and can withstand the clothing manufacturing process, so “can be woven into textiles on the same looms that are used to make traditional fabrics,” according to a Google news release.

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