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This voter cares about FISA and so do a lot of others. More yet might care if the news actually covered the issue instead of celebutards and sports crap. I could care less about steroid use. This administration is on steroids itself. And Senator Dodd is a HERO for standing up to these facists. And he hasn't vanished--he has been pushed out. ...
Posted to
Trailhead
by
LibertyAnne
on
January 3, 2008
Why filters won't solve the problem
Imagine that the government is clever enough that it can come up with a filter that has a 99.99% chance of tagging a non-terrorist communication as non-terrorist, and a 99.99% chance of tagging a terrorist-related communication as terrorist. I think we'd all be impressed. Further guess that as many as 1 out of 10,000 (0.01%) of all the ...
Posted to
The Breakfast Table
by
StatNerd
on
August 30, 2007
How can we protect against non-gov taps?
Amazingly, most posters are apparently unaware how vulnerable they are, regardless of laws regulating NSA. First of all, virtually every nation in the world EXCEPT us can tap overseas calls originating in the US without ANY judicial oversight. There is no enforced international law assuring the privacy of communications. Second, all your calls ...
Posted to
The Breakfast Table
by
SlaterBait
on
August 30, 2007
An Intercept is an Intercept
If the Government is intercepting private communications without a warrant, it is violating the Constitution. The operative word is not ''targeted,'' it's ''intercepted.'' Saying the intercepts are not read unless they match some programmed criteria does not alter the fact that the intercepts took place, the results are stored in Government ...
Posted to
The Breakfast Table
by
Urgelt
on
August 28, 2007
Is "Neo-Con" limited ONLY to "Republicans"?
In as much as this author firmly believes that to elect a DEMOCRAT is STILL a superior choice to the ''Alternative'', the dem's leadership would seem to be letting the golden opportunities that the American Voter has afforded them to INFLUENCE ''Corrective Changes'' and began the long and difficult effort to RESTORE American Rights and Civil ...
Posted to
Today's Papers
by
Qtec90
on
August 17, 2007
FEDERAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & the Neo-Con
(Ring....Ring...) ...''Hello! This is the White House. I'm sorry that no one is here to answer the phone right now but with THIS administration IS THAT REALLY A BIG surprise? ... Anyway... Should someone show-up next week, I'd be happy to pass along your distress for having no one here to respond to your distress in your hour of need! ... I ...
Posted to
Today's Papers
by
Qtec90
on
August 16, 2007
But which was elected? The master or the apprentice?
L.A. Times 2007 Aug 2: Court puts limits on surveillance abroad ''My lord, is that... legal?'' CQ Today 2007 Aug 3: White House Wins Standoff on FISA Fix ''I will make it legal.''
Posted to
Today's Papers
by
lostboy
on
August 5, 2007