COMMENTARY
By Jack O'Neil
As one of the hundreds of thousands who has proudly worked for the National Security Agency either directly or as a subcontractor, I believe the New York Times missed the real story under its Dec. 16 headline "Bush lets U.S. spy on callers without courts.
[SNIP]
The president has the ultimate responsibility for Americans' security. His executive order, as reported by the New York Times, is a reasonable assistance to our intelligence agencies.
If we want the CIA, NSA and FBI to "find the dots," they must be freed to work as a lighting-fast team.
Jack O'Neill worked in the White House under President Carter as a telecommunications policy analyst. He is the author of the just released book "ECHELON, Somebody's Listening."
Read on...
As one of the hundreds of thousands who has proudly worked for the National Security Agency either directly or as a subcontractor, I believe the New York Times missed the real story under its Dec. 16 headline "Bush lets U.S. spy on callers without courts.
[SNIP]
The president has the ultimate responsibility for Americans' security. His executive order, as reported by the New York Times, is a reasonable assistance to our intelligence agencies.
If we want the CIA, NSA and FBI to "find the dots," they must be freed to work as a lighting-fast team.
Jack O'Neill worked in the White House under President Carter as a telecommunications policy analyst. He is the author of the just released book "ECHELON, Somebody's Listening."
Read on...
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