You're welcome.
The NSA, ten limes the size of the CIA,
used gianl computers to scan almost every
telegraph, teletype, and Telex message
sent through American borders. For several
years, these computers automatically
searched for keywords such as "missile,"
"China," and "assassinate." Messages
containing keywords were recorded, and
human operatives alerted. Illegal snooping
on so vast a scale is impossible without
computers.
The Cybernetic War emphasizes hardware
and information, rather than soldiers
and civilians. Superpowers routinely monitor
one another's radar, microwave, and
radio transmissions. Satellites eavesdrop,
satellites snap clandestine telescopic photographs
in ultraviolet and infrared, satellites
with nuclear- powered radar probe the
seas for submarines. This global flow of
military data is coordinated by computer.
The public knows little oi the Cybernetic
War. New services present isolated iacts,
dif iicull to interpret out of context.
The more things change, they more they stay the same.
Looks like the foil hatters get kudos yet again.
