History Channel television show on NSA (fwd)

[Declan McCullagh]

Watched it, ET giving me a 3 hr advantage over you golden staters. A
definite passover except for last 10 minutes, Echelon-dodging making
the spooks limber enough to Macarena with Clipper Chip-endorsing Al
with dispatch. "Trust us," DIRNSA proudly proclaims, with Church bells
ringing in the near distance. Of note is latest permutation of
horsemen riding in on backs of Defcon-going hackers as justification
for existence of The Agency That Shall Not Be Named.

-Declan, channeling JYA



On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 05:18:24PM -0600, Jim Choate wrote:
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> Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2001 16:38:19 -0500 (EST)
> From: "P.J. Ponder" <ponder at freenet.tlh.fl.us>
> To: cryptography at c2.net
> Subject: History Channel television show on NSA
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> The 'History Channel' cable TV network will air a show about the NSA
> tomorrow night January 8, at 8 pm Eastern.  Their website says this about
> it:
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> America's Most Secret Agency
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> The National Security Agency, America's most secret and controversial
> agency, is charged with safeguarding the nation's strategic intelligence
> information and decoding the secret communications of our enemies. For
> only the second time in its nearly 50 year history, the N.S.A. allowed
> cameras inside its Ft. Meade, Maryland, headquarters, and the director,
> Lt. General Michael V. Hayden, sits for a rare interview and addresses
> issues such as privacy. Tune in and find out if Big Brother is watching
> you!
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