Confirmed: CBS News Investigative Reporter Sharyl Attkisson's Computer Compromised

Townhall.com ^ | Juine 14, 2013 | Katie Pavlich

[realcleanguy]

That “Unknown party” is led by Eric Holder, and the entire Justice Department. Welcome to Nazi Amerika

[Jim Robinson]

One guess.

[null and void]

And still the media will willingly and eagerly sing His praises!

[Personal Responsibility]

I’m surprised that they’re even surprised by this revelation. As I just said in another post, one does not go against the Family.

[pepsionice]

Firewalls....are all provided by commercial companies...who give their backdoor option over to NSA, in exchange for something (maybe tax credits, maybe information on competition, etc). The fed’s can walk into anyone’s computer....browse, and note anything. This is why having your phone, ISP, and financial data are all important. Unless you disconnect your computer from the provider, that’s about the only way to achieve real security.

[sergeantdave]

States need to identify the federal fascists, indict them for civil rights violations and send SWAT teams to arrest them at their homes.

[Dallas59]

Well I guess it’s time to be outraged now that a obama reporter has been hacked!

[brityank]

The NSA is an example of the NAZI mindset and bureaucracy.

The legislators, in ‘crafting’ their laws garner the input and requirements of experts, many of them from the very FedGov groups they oversee. Additionally, the Courts have held that those same ‘expert’ bureaucrats should be given ‘latitude’ in determining just how far to implement the self-crafted rules of implementation.

As a result, the courts consider it a legislative prerogative to give the creation of the implementing rules to the bureaucrats and will rarely intercede. Meanwhile the legislators claim that it is the executive branch that is responsible for the overreach.

CWII approaches.

[G Larry]

Headline should read:

“NSA hacked CBS reporter’s computer”

Then, let the WH come out and whine and scream, “There’s no proof!”.

[tacticalogic]

CWII approaches.

We're going to have some problems here.

[Slings and Arrows]

Cue Gomer Pyle...

[lentulusgracchus]

[Art., quoting Atkisson]
“The privacy and security of every American citizen in his own home, not to mention the work of a journalist, is sacrosanct. The idea that an unknown party could come into your home electronically is upsetting and disturbing. ... "

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This is precisely the purpose of the Fourth Amendment; but in Atkisson's case, the violator hasn't yet been shown to be an officer of the Government, but instead a black-bag operator, a cat burglar.

Intimidation? Yes. This is what you get for crossing the Big People, the Proprietor Class, Miss Atkisson.

[lentulusgracchus]

That “Unknown party” is led by Eric Holder, and the entire Justice Department. Welcome to Nazi Amerika

Fifty-fifty whether it's a spook/goon/gargoyle at CIA, NSA, FBI, or the White House Staff; or just a l33t haX0R and Ankle-Biter from Rahm's RatRoots gang.

Be interesting to see what The Register has to say about this, a week or two from now.

[Travis McGee]

Welcome to the USSA, comrade!

It's not a scandal if we don't report it.

And we won't.

[Jude in WV]

ping

[Georgia Girl 2]

But wait. NSA says they are not reading individual emails or actually listening in on your phone calls or hacking your computer. Its just a generalized data mining operation. They don’t really look at the data. They would’nt do that of course. Certainly not without a warrant. Would they? :-)

[GeronL]

and nothing will happen. They will get her fired or something and the MSM will drop it fast- if they even mention it.

[LibLieSlayer]

Unknown party... did they change the name of the NSA?

LLS

[LibLieSlayer]

dianne feinswine says that the NSA needs no subpoena to look at those files. What a Nazi!