Interested in learning about how you can work to violate the Constitutional rights of Americans?  Do you like spying on and telling on your siblings?  Then the National Security Agency's CryptoKids^TM is for you.

Even more chilling for you parents is the NSA's Responsible Citizen page:

Americans expect NSA to conduct its missions within the law. But given the inherently secret nature of those missions, how can Americans be sure that the Agency does not invade their privacy?

The 4^th Amendment of the Constitution demands it... oversight committees within all three branches of the U.S. government ensure it... and NSA employees, as U.S. citizens, have a vested interest in upholding it. Respecting the law is only a part of gaining Americans' trust.

The American people need to know, within the bounds of operational security, what NSA does and why they do it, and how they work within the Intelligence community and the Department of Defense to protect the Nation's freedom.

With each new day, NSA is writing new and unexpected chapters. The missions have never been clearer. The challenges have never been greater. The stakes have never been higher.

Note that those ellipses are within the page itself.  WTF?  What goes in the excised parts?  They did get one thing right--with each new day, NSA is writing new and unexpected chapters.