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But the legal warnings at the end of its financial report offered a caution that the company could be hurt by "any issue that compromises our relationships with the U.S. government or damages our professional reputation."Yes, that appears to be Edward Snowden's old job.
By Friday, shares of Booz Allen had slid nearly 6 percent since the revelations. And a new job posting appeared on its Web site for a systems administrator in Hawaii, "secret clearance required."
Ah, yeah, I'm sure it had absolutely nothing to do with that whatsoever...Separately Tuesday, another NSA official said the removal of the fact sheets and letter from the senators were unrelated.
Oh, I'm sure that the original wording was fairly "precise." It's just that it was precisely misleading, which is the sort of precision that the NSA seems to specialize in when it comes to any sort of public discussion."After reviewing your letter, I agree that the fact sheet that the National Security Agency posted on its website on 18 June 2013 could have more precisely described the requirements for collection under Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act."
"We have spied on that in the past. I hope ... that the United States government continues to spy on bribery."