It’s funny how Texas teams get placed in an eastern conference when we are considered to be part of the old west. The Cowboys play in the NFC East and now TCU will be part of the Big East.
I’m not sure how I feel about TCU joining the Big East. On one hand I’m happy they are in a more competitive and respected conference and that teams that normally would never come to the Metroplex will make a trip down here. But I also wish they could be part of the Big 12 and compete against local and past rivals.
I’m also not sure how I feel about the whole WikiLeaks release, and to be fair, I haven’t really followed the news all that closely about them so I’m pretty ignorant on the subject. I certainly don’t like anything that will harm the integrity or safety of our nation or troops, and I don’t know if this can be classified as some kind of investigative journalism or even what the difference is between the two.
Barbara Walters has revealed eight of the 10 people on her Most Fascinating list that includes Justin Bieber, Sandra Bullock, LeBron, Jennifer Lopez, Kate Middleton, Sarah Palin, the cast of the Jersey Shore, and Betty White. I feel like the last two will have some sort of linkage, so my initial guess was Glenn Beck and Jon Stewart or maybe even the current and soon to be Speaker of the House.
I didn’t buy one thing on Cyber Monday.
I too was so scared of girls that I also had hover hand.
The WikiLeaks case is stunning because of the fact that a mere private in the Army could have access to so much intelligence data and have the authority to download it
It appears the leak was made possible by the 9/11 Commission, who kept hammering the intelligence community for being secretive about the sensitive information they were gathering. The Commission's report resulted in Congress ordering all intelligence agencies to make their data files more available to every agency in the intelligence community. There are well over a thousand agencies and entities in the American intelligence community. Ultimately the intelligence files are now so open, that a soldier just out of basic training can download highly sensitive information at will. We only became aware of the theft because he gave it to an organization that published it. If he gave it to an intelligence agency in a foriegn government we would have never known about the loss. Nor would have perpetrator been caught if he had not bragged about it over the Internet.
The WikiLeaks case is stunning because of the fact that a mere private in the Army could have access to so much intelligence data and have the authority to download it
It appears the leak was made possible by the 9/11 Commission, who kept hammering the intelligence community for being secretive about the sensitive information they were gathering. The Commission's report resulted in Congress ordering all intelligence agencies to make their data files more available to every agency in the intelligence community. There are well over a thousand agencies and entities in the American intelligence community. Ultimately the intelligence files are now so open, that a soldier just out of basic training can download highly sensitive information at will. We only became aware of the theft because he gave it to an organization that published it. If he gave it to an intelligence agency in a foriegn government we would have never known about the loss. Nor would have perpetrator been caught if he had not bragged about it over the Internet.
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