<blockquote>“I have asked for help. And I haven’t gotten any help,” Feinstein said Monday in an interview with MSNBC. “If you create a product that allows evil monsters to communicate in this way, to behead children, to strike innocents, whether it’s at a game in a stadium, in a small restaurant in Paris, take down an airliner, that’s a big problem.”</blockquote>
via <a href="http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-16/paris-attacks-renew-u-s-call-to-access-encrypted-communications">Paris Attacks Renew Call for Access to Encrypted Messages - Bloomberg Business</a>.

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<blockquote>Any terrorist capable of tying his own shoe — let alone carrying out a significant attack — has known f<em>or decades</em> that speaking on open telephone and internet lines was to be avoided due to U.S. surveillance. As one Twitter commentator <a href="https://twitter.com/YakimaAbogado/status/665644861387702272">put it</a> yesterday when mocking this new <em>It’s-Snowden’s-Fault</em> game: “Dude, the drug dealers from the Wire knew not to use cell phones.”</blockquote>