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Contents 1 Balance between Security and Privacy Myth 1.1 The Claim of Security 1.2 A record of Failure 1.3 The NSA undermines Constitutional Government and Rule of Law 1.3.1 Hacking the Constitution 1.3.2 Secret Courts and Secret Law 1.4 NSA Spying hurts American Companies 1.4.1 US Companies Can't be Trusted 1.4.2 Intellectual property Losses 1.4.3 Forcing Companies to Lie 1.5 International Relations 1.6 Blackmail 1.7 One Stop Shopping for Criminals and Foreign Spies 1.7.1 Anyone who hacks the NSA hacks the world 1.7.2 Backdoor into Microsoft, Google, Apple (Prism Program) 1.7.3 Bribing NSA workers 1.8 Weakening RSA Security 1.9 Undermining freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press

Balance between Security and Privacy Myth

Many of you hear the NSA spying issue framed in the context of "Striking a balance between privacy and security". But this is a false characterization because it presumes that the NSA is increasing our security and making us safer. Not only is the NSA spying not making us more safe, it is in fact making us less safe. The NSA is creating new dangers to society and creating more vulnerabilities.

The Claim of Security

The NSA claims that the boggie man is out there and he's stalking you and your family.

A record of Failure

The NSA undermines Constitutional Government and Rule of Law

Hacking the Constitution

Secret Courts and Secret Law

NSA Spying hurts American Companies

US Companies Can't be Trusted

Intellectual property Losses

Forcing Companies to Lie

International Relations

Blackmail

One Stop Shopping for Criminals and Foreign Spies

Anyone who hacks the NSA hacks the world

Backdoor into Microsoft, Google, Apple (Prism Program)

Bribing NSA workers

Weakening RSA Security

Undermining freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press