NSA Security Officer: We Should Just Kill Troublesome Bloggers
Wayne Madsen, always spoiling for a fight with Bush and Cheney, or the chance to show off his undies to minimum wage airport TSA workers, has an executive level NSA staff person on record saying that significant sentiment exists within the NSA to kill troublesome bloggers and journalists.

When I read things like this I often wonder whether the human race will survive in the long term. Even animals are kinder to one another than many humans are to their own. Where animals usually kill only to survive, man often kills for a variety of causes, none of which makes any sense if you sit down and think it over.
The issue of the National Security Agency (NSA) adopting a philosophy of killing journalists and bloggers who disagree with their SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) is almost laughable. On the other hand, the idea of individual NSA officers having such an opinion is not so far fetched.
If you recall, even someone in the administration of President Bill Clinton voiced such a sediment where it comes to troublesome foreign leaders. But does that mean that the Whitehouse itself has adopted such a policy? I think not, but that’s not to say that it hasn’t been done by factions within our government.
I, Albert, know from experience that many departments and agencies within our government have their left and right components. Agents talk back and forth in and out of school about an assortment of issues involving controversial bloggers and journalists, as well as people such as Alex Jones, who happens to be the conveyor of this latest piece of information. Jones himself is quite a controversial guy. Surely by now the NSA would have done him in if they truly had such a murderous policy.
I can also tell you from experience that there are those in government who think in such a manner that they view many common Americans as enemies of the State. There are a few Congressmen who have voiced their sediments in public in such a manner that it would appear that they think of themselves as being above the common man, which is entirely counter to what our founding fathers intended.
Let’s put it this way, anyone who works for government actually works for you and I. We’re the one’s who pay their paycheck. Government earns very little money and so is entirely dependent on taxation based on the income of the American people. If you and I did not pay taxes, they would not have a job. So, because they work for us, we use to call them “public servants”, and so somewhere along the line they forgot their place.
Everytime such a story comes out, those of us who really care about society and the American way of life understandably end up with a sinking feeling in our guts. There is no way for any of us to know whether Jones’ story is true or not, and so we much keep it in the back of our minds while we continue on down the road of life. If it is true, if NSA is toying with such a policy, and if this could be proven, there is no doubt that most Americans wouldn’t believe it anyway.
End of story.
Yours, Albert