>Other countries start securing their water
>nsa: what no, stop that
I sometimes wonder how much damage (and potential damage) to US infrastructure exists simply because intelligence-agencies prioritize being able to exploit it globally over fixing it on defense.
I sometimes think about how much the CIA risked setting back global health when using a fake vaccination program to find Bin Laden.
The NSA's job is to collect information, not screw with people's water.
I sometimes wonder how much damage (and potential damage) to US infrastructure exists simply because intelligence-agencies prioritize being able to exploit it globally over fixing it on defense.
I sometimes think about how much the CIA risked setting back global health when using a fake vaccination program to find Bin Laden.
The NSA's job is to collect information, not screw with people's water.