I am not a fan of any of you, Trump, Clinton or the like. I'm sick of you hiring bankers and corrupt oil men to decide what is right for us. But I also know how 'outside forces' gain 'influence' over our culture based on my experience in the Wireless industry. I believe in honesty and integrity with our communications systems and I can tell we all have a common problem. There is a 'mafia' of sorts exploiting our telecommunications networks and creating problems for everyone from our government to our citizens. It's reeking havoc on our trust in one another. But there are Wizards behind this curtain, and they may lead back to Stockholm.
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201611241047788661-ericsson-bribe-telecommunications-sweden/
Ericsson has a base station (hardware that processes your calls/text/data) in the vast majority of cellular towers in the US. They can surveillance anyone here, independent of the NSA, FBI or CIA. That is some serious power to have over everyone. Lots of Telecommunications companies merged since 2005. We are down to just two major companies being used in the Western and Developed nations. That is Ericsson and Nokia.
Ericsson Wiki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ericsson
Nokia Wiki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia
Even if the label on the Base Station doesn't specifically say "Ericsson", it is likely being managed or still manufactured by Ericsson (or subsidiary) in many cases. (They absorbed much of NORTEL's assets about 10 years ago). They have a division called "Ericsson Managed Services" that provides Technical and Engineering staff to most of the companies in the United States and beyond. These people can gain access to multiple systems in multiple countries if given the opportunity.
We have to be more discerning with how we perceive 'surveillance'. It's easy for intelligence officials to say things like "we didn't tap that phone". Yeah, they didn't. They aren't lying, TECHNICALLY. But what they aren't telling you is that Ericsson can provide all the data TO them if they want it. Bluetooth is very hackable for Ericsson. Ericsson invented it and holds the patent.
Bluetooth Wiki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth
Conversely, Ericsson has the ability to add or delete records to our phone records or text message histories. So you are giving a great deal of power, with regards to digital forensics to a company that has proven they are in to shady deals, bribery and paying Bill Clinton $750,000 for a little 'time'.
https://sputniknews.com/us/201609011044864339-ericsson-payment-clinton/
Point is, there are so many backdoors that it allows intelligence officials to get away with telling lies through truths. Next time say, "Okay, you didn't wiretap, but did you or a contracted third party like Ericsson use any backdoor audio microphone exploits?"...or something like that. Force these people to commit perjury if the are lying through truths. Back THEM into an informational corner. As it stands, they can lie without lying because people are ignorant about the paths digital information flows through. Get it?
Do you want help fixing this? Once we catch a few of the Big Fish, we'll all know what one another is 'truly' about. No more lies. We can fix this. We just need to sit down and troubleshoot it. There is a map, of nodes, and it leads back somewhere. You need experts to help you solve the problem in earnest, without ulterior motives.
Are you with me? All I'm asking of any of you, is to do what you actually wanted to do when you got into 'keeping America safe'...not what they 'made' you do. We can fix this. I know it. When we fix it here, we can help others. We can restore faith in one another and rebuild our system to produce positive outcomes. It's very possible. Very solvable problem. You just have to admit it's a problem and not throw your arms up in embarrassment saying it's unfixable.
Who do you think designed 'that' idea?