Op-Ed: NSA chief seeks to end free press

SCGNews NSA chief Keith Alexander NSA chief Keith Alexander says journalists who air the U.S. government's dirty laundry "have no standing" and "should be stopped". NSA chief Keith Alexander has a knack for blundering his way into the headlines.

General Keith Alexander, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Michael Chertoff & White House Cyber Coordinator Michael Daniel Join Leading Cyber Officials from China, South Korea & UK to Address Global Cyber Threat Landscape PR Newswire Mar. 3 ...

Original published at RT General Keith Alexander, the soon-to-be departed chief of the NSA, admitted Thursday in front of a congressional committee that the massive intelligence agency may be open to extracting less, or more targeted ...

WASHINGTON - Reuters U.S. Navy Admiral Cecil Haney (L) and U.S. Army General Keith Alexander (R) appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington February 27, 2014. REUTERS Photo ...

from the but-of-course dept Oh, Keith Alexander, how we're going to miss your insane claims once you retire in a few weeks -- though, I'm sure that as you drift off into "retirement" only to be hired by some government contractor or lobbying ...

Gen. Keith Alexander said Wednesday that global threats are growing _ specifically in Iraq and Syria _ that pose what he called "an unacceptable risk" to America. WASHINGTON: The National Security Agency chief says he knows of no better way his agency can ...

The chief has reportedly warned that 'cyberattacks are coming but America is not ready for them'. Gen. Keith Alexander said that the nation needed an agency like the NSA with its technical capabilities to help ensure that they could evolve to that ...

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The journalists are the problem with global security? Well, if General Keith Alexander had his way they'd all be rounded up and dropped in a deep dark hole. Seems that his frustration has gotten the better of him. From The Guardian : ...