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4:20Now PlayingJohn Iadarola (Think Tank) delivers his Final Judgment on a recent case of suspected cyberterrorism.
The federal government claims it was hacked, and it may be looking to profit from that event. Four million government employees personal information was compromised. Some are blaming China, but their government says they were hacked as well. This hacking seems like a convenient excuse to gin up fears of cyber terrorism right after the government lost the power of warrantless bulk collection of metadata.
Do you believe the government's story? If so, who is responsible? Should the powers of bulk data collection be restored? Let us know in the comments below.
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