I certainly did enjoy that !!!!!

Thanks for posting.

I enjoyed it, too. It's nice to know that there are young people who are smart enough to see what's happening and brave enough to challenge them, even if it costs them a job.

Wish this were happening at corporate and other government recruiting events as well.

before I saw these kids in Wisconsin. They get it and they challenged the NSA bullshit. Hopefully, more young people follow suit.

I repeat that loyalty must be earned through hard work, honesty and integrity. All three appear to be missing in this program.

This program is, if nothing else, making our best and brightest very cynical.

As one raised on the pride of the country after WWII, I find the whole thing so disillusioning. We are not acting honorably.

I can understand that cyberwarfare is a part of our time. Just as jousting was replaced by troop formations, swords by guns, guns by bombs and perhaps now, by armed drones, cyberwarfare is an inevitablity. But we have to be honorable and conduct all confrontations with honor.

As one young woman pointed out, why is Germany on the list of those to be under surveillance? They are perhaps our most reliable ally seems to me.

On the one hand, we are told that international trade and all the trade agreements are so wonderful. On the other hand, we have the people we trade with under surveillance. This is insane.

Excellent tape. I'm so proud of these linguists. Learning languages teaches you to think.

superiors. In a small way, I feel bad. In a bigger way, I realize they are part of the problem and will not risk their cushy little job to expose use getting spied on.

Someone did, and he's sitting in an airport in Russia with not a friend in the world. With the weight of the US Government ready to rip him apart.

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good catch, thank you