[elpadre]

I submit several observations:

1. With the nation-wide exposure and public outcry of the NSA invasive programs, with world-wide condemnation, especially from Europe, and the timing of this warning - this may well be a manufactured emergency in an attempt to make NSA appear needed.

2. With the outing of NSA massive data collection operation, it is very possible, if not probable, that our enemies are playing cat and mouse with us. They know that by planting false reports they will cause havoc. And, as we see, it can be successful.

3. Also, recall that before Bush was out office AQ and Taliban had ceased using internet and telephone communication because it was being intercepted by the US intelligence. What caused them to begin again, knowing it would tip off their enemies - that’s us.

Well, that’s my analysis - what do you think???

[cripplecreek]

3. Also, recall that before Bush was out office AQ and Taliban had ceased using internet and telephone communication because it was being intercepted by the US intelligence. What caused them to begin again, knowing it would tip off their enemies - that’s us.

THey supposedly stopped when Leaky Leahy tipped them off and they supposedly stopped again when Edward Snowden tipped them off.

Frankly I think they're feeding us a line of bull.

[FreeAtlanta]

With the “breaking CNN News” that there were 30 plus CIA agents on the ground in Benghazi, this is likely an attempt to say “WE NEED SECRECY!!!!” Never mind that if there was a real threat to the embassies, our brilliant leaders have given away the opportunity to set traps.

Pathetic children are at the controls, and we are all in clear and present danger from them more than any terrorists.