
“An article in the Washington Post cited several US officials saying that Obama signed off on the secret cybersecurity order, believed to widely expand NSA’s spying authorities, in mid-October. In response to the move, lawyers with the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request (PDF) demanding that the Obama administration make public the text of the directive. The NSA responded to the FOIA request this week with a statement arguing that it does not have to release the document because it is a confidential presidential communication and it is classified.”
http://www.infowars.com/nsa-refuses-to-release-secret-obama-directive-on-cybersecurity/
Related posts:
Banks Warn Fed They May Have To Start Charging Depositors
The Real March Madness Is Playing out over Mass Surveillance
Trump Administration Testing Driver/Passenger Facial Recognition Program
The Missiles That Brought Down TWA Flight 800
Colorado, Oregon, Washington or … Uruguay, who will be first?
New Jersey Just Banned Trash Talking in High School Sports
One Man’s Quest to Prove Saudi Arabia Bankrolled 9/11
Boy Claims Cop Sexually Abused Him for Months
TSA Overlooks 95% of Weapons In Security Checkpoint Tests
New York Hedge Fund Has Already Taken $5.4m in Bitcoin Deposits
Europe Puts on Its Rally Cap
Hapifork 'smart fork' review: eat slower to eat better
The Thieves Who Steal Sunken Warships, Right Down to the Bolts
Medical Marijuana Patient Jerry Duval's Prison Term Could Cost Taxpayers More Than $1.2 Million
Secrets From The Sexist Pitchbook Of One Of Wall Street’s More Notorious Firms