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Originally posted by spookjr
Just for the record guys/gals,I have spoken with Ultima1 privately and I have no reason now, to doubt him. I suggest we accept his info. Believe me I was as surprised as anyone....I can corroborate the info that Throatyogurt has reported. So lets just move on about who Ultima1 is.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
Let's face it. It it were high, his conduct here and at other forums would get him dropped to a lower level, or losing his job.
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Anonymity
Perhaps one of the first security practices with which new NSA personnel should become acquainted is the practice of anonymity. In an open society such as ours, this practice is necessary because information which is generally available to the public is available also to hostile intelligence. Therefore, the Agency mission is best accomplished apart from public attention. Basically, anonymity means that NSA personnel are encouraged not to draw attention to themselves nor to their association with this Agency. NSA personnel are also cautioned neither to confirm nor deny any specific questions about NSA activities directed to them by individuals not affiliated with the Agency.
Answering Questions About Your Employment
The use of service specialty titles which tend to suggest or reveal the nature of the Agency's mission or specific aspects of their work. These professional titles, such as cryptanalyst, signals collection officer, and intelligence research analyst, if given verbatim to an outsider, would likely generate further questions which may touch upon the classified aspects of your work. Therefore, in conversation with outsiders, it is suggested that such job titles be generalized. For example, you might indicate that you are a "research analyst." You may not, however, discuss the specific nature of your analytic work.
Answering Questions About Your Agency Training
During your career or assignment at NSA, there is a good chance that you will receive some type of job-related training. In many instances the nature of the training is not classified. However, in some situations the specialized training you receive will relate directly to sensitive Agency functions. In such cases, the nature of this training may not be discussed with persons outside of this Agency.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
I am not too sure how legit this handbook is....
Originally posted by spookjr
Just wait ULTIMA1, he will probably ask for my creds next! So I think most of us are in agreement that the plane was shot down,and for good reason,no?
Originally posted by spookjr
I have to say though, that is a little fishy dont you think? Their accuracy in the past was 100% during every exercise undertaken, although if they shot a large jet down over a very heavily populated area the damage would actually have been more widespread and possibly just as lethal to people on the ground, is it possible that letting the jets hit the towers was a little bit safer than shooting it down over NYC?What do you think of the Pentagon footage?
Originally posted by bobafett
believe that US media is all controlled, then go to Europe, plenty of people will jump on the chance to check you out, and publish the info, once that happens after a certain time the USA press can't ignore it anymore.