We didn't say it was fixed before it became public. We said the system self-identified the problem long before public disclosure and self-reported before it become public.
.@lawfareblog still hasn't retracted the demonstrably false claim--one I've corrected @Susan_Hennessey on over and over--that NSA fixed "abouts" before it became public. That is false and should be retracted, w/correction notice.https://twitter.com/emptywheel/status/954088751122255874 …
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So it is your position that knowingly violating Bates' rules for 5 years and only moving to learn how bad the problem was after 4 is a sign of self-correction? Help me understand what you're celebrating here.https://twitter.com/Susan_Hennessey/status/954102376788643840 …
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Because what you seem to be saying is, "Once Edward Snowden brought about a 3 year delay on transparency into knowing violations of the law, once NSA no longer operated in secret, NSA moved to fix things."
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Not to mention the fact that Colllyer's refusal to appoint an amicus (something you've cheered) probably means the violations predictably continue.
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Meanwhile, no one has retracted the false claim that the Senate didn't provide enough time for debate on
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Take it up with someone who is focused on that.
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Just saying there seems to be an intransigency pandemic.
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Asking people who have not made a claim to fix is seems like a bad approach. Asking someone who makes the same demonstrably false claim over and over to fix it seems like a better one, no?
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@emptywheel I'm guessing that you are not an NSA expert like Susan... Don't troll the experts unless you have knowledge of the subject. -
I'm not? Then why do I apparently know more about their abuses than she does?
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If you've never worked for the NSA, then I rest my case...
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Or maybe if you've worked for the NSA, you are more likely to launder their POV
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