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To: Riskmgmt who wrote (101432)6/23/2013 6:32:35 PM
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Nothing new about the NSA. After the Russian nuclear powered satellite crashed in northern Canada in 1978, the Canadian military flew a radiometric survey looking for pieces. A few years later, I asked my brother, who worked for the Canadian gov't, to see if the data was available to the public as I thought it may be useful for uranium exploration. Within a few days of his enquiries, the NSA came up to Canada, hauled him off and interrogated him for 3 days before letting him go-no warning, just picked up by the men in black, and on Canadian soil. He was so shaken, he told me never to ask him for a favour again..... No extradition is required as the US can now enter Canada to arrest who ever they want. The US isn't a democracy, it is a republic, and all to often, one that stokes the fires of nationalism guised as patriotism.
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