NSA tells Kids that Spying is really cool.

[Savannahmann]

In what can only be described as a propaganda effort aimed at brainwashing the next generation the NSA has a website up called "CryptoKids" where children can learn how to work for the NSA, and the great opportunities to spy on people available.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2546245/The-NSAs-website-kids-says-coding-kewl.html



And since people doubt the Daily Mail, here's a link to the actual website to check for themselves. http://www.nsa.gov/kids/

If you go check out the chances to be involved in NSA programs both year round, and as part of the Summer Vacations for High School and College kids.

After all, spying on people is really cool. It's right there on the games page.

•Can I understand it better with a sketch/graph?
•What am I to find?
•What facts do I have?
•Are there special restrictions?
•What relationships can I use?

Come on, help the NSA reach your children, and help them recruit your kids to "defend" 'Merica by spying on everyone.

I think I'm going to

[LuvNewcastle]

1. Might as well teach them how to sneak into people's houses and

take naked pictures of them. I have no respect for the NSA. None.

[JDPriestly]

2. "When someone you don't know tries to message or e-mail you, or if you or a friend are being

bullied, tell a parent or teacher."

Ironic. The NSA bullied by collecting our metadata and other electronic data, but when one of their own tattled, they were furious.

[Savannahmann]

3. Ironic indeed