July 10, 2015

It has been 24 hours and I am still reeling over what FBI Director Comey stated.  That he did not know how much longer he could hold off ISIS in the U.S.???  Just use this wet noodle’s thinking – with the military power, equipment, and men these people have available to them and making this statement is down right embarrassing.  If I would have entered my boss’ office and made that statement – I would have been fired and out of there on my backside.  My boss’s reply would have been – IF THE JOB IS TOO BIG FOR YOU – THEN RESIGN!

It is stunning how a grown man in that powerful job can make such a statement.  It all points up to Obama,  who is a Muslim, trying to break the will of the American people.  I do not have words that can describe this attitude except – these people have committed treason against the American people for the role they are playing – when will Congress recognize this?

The reason we cannot win in the Middle East because we are playing patty-cake with ISIS.  In other words, the fly-overs they are doing – most times all they do is fly over without any bombing and no intentions.  So all they are doing is pretending with no outcome and spending tons of money each day.  We continue to fight ourselves.

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July 9, 2015

KOMMONSENTSJANE – COMEY’S ATTITUDE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE

Posted on July 9, 2015 by blogkommonsents

Sorry folks, they did it to me again – sorry for the bother! Second Posting!
It looks like they will now allow us to see the video but it basically tells the following story:

Rep Blames American Muslim Leaders For Terrorism – YouTube – The purpose of showing this is, we have both sides working against the people! Here you have this Young Turk trying to make this representative look bad. We have them living among us working against us like this “Young Turk.” This leader has let all of these illegals from all over the world enter our country and they have no idea who is here and don’t care. So I can see why Comey is concerned but he has to do his job and not act like a cry baby! We expect our men to be stronger than that!

Published on Jun 12, 2013
“A Republican congressman claimed on the House floor on Tuesday that members of Muslim communities in the United States have not condemned acts of Islamic extremist terrorism against the U.S. and therefore are complicit in those and any future attacks. Noting that it has been two months since the Boston Marathon bombing, Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-KS) said the supposed silence from Muslim leaders on terrorism is “deafening,” adding that it’s “sad, but perhaps most importantly it’s dangerous.” Listing off a number terrorist acts committed by Islamic extremists, including the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and several more recent failed plots, Pompeo blamed the leaders of the Islamic community for not doing more to prevent these actions, hinting that they could be complicit in the deaths they’ve caused…”.* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.

The Kelly File | Facebook
FBI Director James Comey issued a dramatic new warning Wednesday about the threat of a terror attack in America, telling a Senate panel that “this is not your grandfather’s Al Qaeda” and that he can’t stop ISIS “forever. “My question is – WHY NOT? If you can’t do the job and have that attitude – maybe we should get a new Director? That attitude is not acceptable!
Maybe the people you have working for you don’t have the right attitude if you have that defeatist attitude because that attitude comes straight from Obama and the White House because of the top layer of government are Muslims and they continue to put this fear factor out every day to keep the American people on edge so they can continue their dirty work to tear this country apart.
So my suggestion to Director Comey is, if the job is to big for you – maybe you should resign! That is not the right answer from this part of the pie! With all of the money and technology you have at your disposal – something is wrong at the candy factory. Maybe too many of your people are watching porno or shacking up in hotels attending to their sexual activities. I have never heard such weakling talk in my whole life from an American. You need to go back to the drawing board!
You are fighting uneducated people, people with a zero IQ, and have a few iphones and you tell me you cannot defeat them – something is wrong with this picture – shame on you, Director Comey – what a wet noodle! Pathetic and un-American!
FBI, Justice Dept. take encryption concerns to Congress.

By ERIC TUCKER

Jul. 8, 2015 9:58 PM EDT

WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal law enforcement officials warned Wednesday that data encryption is making it harder to hunt for pedophiles and terror suspects, telling senators that consumers’ right to privacy is not absolute and must be weighed against public-safety interests.

The testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee marked the latest front in a high-stakes dispute between the Obama administration and some of the world’s most influential tech companies, placing squarely before Congress an ongoing discussion that shows no signs of an easy resolution. Senators, too, offered divided opinions.

FBI and Justice Department officials have repeatedly asserted that encryption technology built into smartphones makes it harder for them to monitor and intercept messages from criminal suspects, such as Islamic State sympathizers who communicate online and child predators who conceal pornographic images. They say it’s critical that they be able to access encrypted communications during investigations, with companies maintaining the key to unlock such data.

But they face fierce opposition from Silicon Valley companies who say encryption safeguards customers’ privacy rights and offers protections from hackers, corporate spies and other breaches. The companies in recent months have written to the Obama administration and used public speeches to argue for the value of strong encryption.

FBI Director James Comey, who has pressed his case repeatedly over the last year before think tanks and in other settings, sought Wednesday to defuse some of the tension surrounding the dispute. He told senators that he believed technology companies were fundamentally on the same page as law enforcement, adding, “I am not here to fight a war.”

“Encryption is a great thing. It keeps us all safe. It protects innovation,” Comey said. “It protects my children. It protects my health care. It is a great thing.”

But he warned that criminals were using encryption to create a safe zone from law enforcement. He said that concern was especially acute at a time when the Islamic State has been recruiting sympathizers through social media and then directing them to encrypted platforms that federal agents cannot access.

“Our job is to look at a haystack the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us because of end-to-end encryption,” he said.

Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said the Justice Department was not currently seeking a legislative fix for the issue and was instead hoping to work cooperatively with the technology companies. She expressed concern about end-to-end encryption in which only the user can access the communication. And she encouraged more companies — not the government — to retain a key that can unlock their customers’ encrypted data in response to government requests and court orders.

“The current public debate about how to strike the careful balance between privacy rights and public safety has at times been a challenging and highly charged discussion,” Yates told the committee. Personal privacy and Internet security, she said, “are not absolute. And they have to be balanced against the risks we face from creating warrant-proof zones of communication.”

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., echoed Comey’s concerns about encryption, saying it allows “those who would do us enormous harm a respite from any kind with law enforcement.”

But others reacted more warily to that perspective.

Sen. Al Franken said strong data security can protect not only personal privacy but also critical infrastructure and industry. He cited the huge breach at the Office of Personnel Management in which sensitive, unencrypted information was exposed.

Given that, he asked, “is there a danger, if we do this wrong, of there also being a national security risk there?”

Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, the panel’s senior Democrat, questioned how much it would actually help to facilitate law enforcement’s access to encrypted material given that “strong encryption’s going to still be available from foreign powers.”

Tech companies call the concerns overblown and have steadfastly promised to protect customer privacy.

In a speech last month, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company would not waver in offering encryption tools to customers and said weakening encryption would have a “chilling effect on our First Amendment rights and undermines our country’s founding principles.”

In a May letter to the White House, a tech-company coalition argued that strong encryption protects against “innumerable” threats and urged the government to “reject any proposal that U.S. companies deliberately weaken the security of their products.”

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