Don't Give Up the Ship
George Croner"Don't Give Up the Ship" is a Substack about national security and intelligence issues and, at times, how politics impacts those issues. But, in these troubled times, I reserve the right to critically comment on our domestic politics.
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A Big Swing and a Miss By the CATO Institute Blog
The CATO Institute Blog published a strange piece of fiction today saying that “The FISA Section 702 Lapse ‘Going Dark’ is a Myth” because, apparently, the lapse “would be no big deal at all.” Credible evidence, however, demonstrates otherw...
THE FIRST LADY’S OBNOXIOUS FAUX OUTRAGE
Last week, Jimmy Kimmel presented a comical sketch parodying the patently hypocritical attendance of the Trumps at the upcoming White House Correspondents’ dinner scheduled to take place in Washington that weekend. Among other jokes during ...
WHY WOULD THE NEW YORK TIMES IGNORE THAT IT HAS PUBLISHED A "GUEST ESSAY" FROM TWO U.S. SENATORS THAT INCLUDES INACCURACIES ABOUT AMERICA'S MOST IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION PROGRAM?
On April 17th, The New York Times published a “Guest Essay” from Senators Richard Durbin and Mike Lee titled “We Disagree on a Lot. But We Know This Law Must Change.” The Essay was devoted to chronicling the Senators’ flawed and inaccurate ...
WHY A WARRANT DOESN'T WORK WITH FISA SECTION 702
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George Croner is a former intelligence official and attorney widely regarded as an expert on FISA and FISA Section 702. He writes extensively on U.S. national security, intelligence, and surveillance authorities.
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