Obama orders federal workers: Spy on each other.

reply to post by neo96


This is kinda convenient if you ask me. I can picture it now. There is a promotion you want? Make it look like the person in that has that position done some thing wrong. Then report them. Maybe you'll get that promotion after all.

Its a dog eat dog world.

You would think that the people who work for the government would get fed up with the corruption. Could they really want the kind of America that they seem to be pushing for? They were born American where is their patriotism. Traitorous pieces of dung.

Okay, people have expressed the irony within the topic title. Can't it be said though, that even Obama's "staff" workers are Federal workers?

How many will come forward and rat out Obama.

Isnt that what Snowden was doing?

So whats with the espionage charge then?

Oh, its only bad if it makes Obama look bad.


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There are currently investigations underway in the House, The Senate and at the FBI to gather as much information from the Administration as possible. I am involved with and support those investigations so that we can get all information about those that are responsible in order to hold them accountable. Namely, the President is under the most scrutiny and will have to face the truth of what we know to be fact in the many investigations." [...] - July 8, 2013

I'm not a fan of Obama but I think its blown out of proportion upto certain extent by MSM. Generally there are several courses that folks have to comply with on a government facility. Be it active duty, civilian or contractor. Most of whats discussed is nothing more than part of the information assurance, force protection, human relations, information protection, cyberawareness challenges etc etc types of courses. I'm sure those in the industry would know what I'm referring to here. Even many private and commercial sector companies utilize several CBTs mandated for their employees focusing on nothing more than common sense and awareness about business, work, people and security in general.

The "See Something, Say Something" program has been ongoing for federal employees since 2001. It isn't new, and it isn't "spying". I have received no orders or instructions to spy on anyone.