Yes, they are. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/27/nsa-employee-sp...
Yes, they are. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/27/nsa-employee-sp...
Also, is there any respite to be had considering the IG was aware of that particular case? Isn't that ideal?
The NSA lying to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court -- as the FISC called them out for in a ruling which has become public -- about what they are actually doing in order to get things approved is prima facie evidence that the intent to be unbound by law was not an exception but a matter of systematic policy.
1 employee, 9 women, after 6 years... Not a pretty picture in my mind, honestly. They employ a looot of people, and they're growing more each day... no way that's all that happened imo..
I imagine what would happen if it was a private company employee snooping on women for 6 years...