Bennett 06 - Gone
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FBI Assistant Director Dressler personally got on the phone to a senior intelligence analyst at none other than the NSA for a full Homeland Security Total Information Awareness workup on the gangbanger.
TIA was an NSA supercomputer-fueled data-mining tool that apparently could de-encrypt and scour each and every data source on the planet to find out about an individual. There were no warrants involved, not even any formal requests to phone or credit card companies that could be turned down. The ...NSA hackers just went in wherever they needed to go and took what they wanted.
It was supposed to have been shut down after a hue and cry by the ACLU about privacy, but apparently it wasn’t as shut down as the ACLU thought. Which was fine by me. At least in this instance. Bending and even breaking rules was the least we could do in stopping the utter savagery that Perrine was waging on American citizens.
I admired the heck out of Dressler’s get-her-done attitude. He was even smart enough not to ask us how we came across our info.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FBI Assistant Director Dressler personally got on the phone to a senior intelligence analyst at none other than the NSA for a full Homeland Security Total Information Awareness workup on the gangbanger.
TIA was an NSA supercomputer-fueled data-mining tool that apparently could de-encrypt and scour each and every data source on the planet to find out about an individual. There were no warrants involved, not even any formal requests to phone or credit card companies that could be turned down. The ...NSA hackers just went in wherever they needed to go and took what they wanted.
It was supposed to have been shut down after a hue and cry by the ACLU about privacy, but apparently it wasn’t as shut down as the ACLU thought. Which was fine by me. At least in this instance. Bending and even breaking rules was the least we could do in stopping the utter savagery that Perrine was waging on American citizens.
I admired the heck out of Dressler’s get-her-done attitude. He was even smart enough not to ask us how we came across our info.
What to read after Bennett 06 - Gone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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