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Comment: The most ominous part is in the introduction
The most ominous part is in the introduction
To prevent acts of terrorism on American soil, we must enlist all of our intelligence, law
enforcement, and homeland security capabilities. We will continue to integrate and leverage
state and major urban area fusion centers that have the capability to share classified
information; establish a nationwide framework for reporting suspicious activity; and
implement an integrated approach to our counterterrorism information systems to ensure
that the analysts, agents, and officers who protect us have access to all relevant intelligence
throughout the government. We are improving information sharing and cooperation by
linking networks to facilitate Federal, state, and local capabilities to seamlessly exchange
messages and information, conduct searches, and collaborate.
– National Security Strategy, May 2010
The rest seems to be the plan to connect the separate networks and agents together, so they all use the same type of thumb drive, etc.
The base assumption for what and why they are doing this is flawed.
Just open the box and see