ADMINSTRATION FINGERS ENTIRE NATION AS TERRORIST THREAT

摘要

The argument in defense of domestic espionage given by the Obama White House, the National Security Agency, and the Department of JM Justice dissembles and is rife with illogic, contending that Edward Snowden's revelations concerning NSA spying on Americans are acts of high treason that imperil U.S. security by enabling terrorists to evade detection. Then why wasn't every measure taken to capture and try him? Isn't the failure to execute the laws fully and faithfully in the presence of such a threat an inaction which falls beneath Pres. Barack Obama's irreducible constitutional requirements, or is it that Snowden's revelations, while the result of unlawful conduct, constitute more of a political embarrassment for the Administration than a true threat to national security?