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NSA and Bush	excon	05/12/06
Hello goingdownthedrainers: "The privacy of all Americans is fiercely protected in all our activities". Bwa, ha ha ha ha ha ha. Chuckle, chuckle.... Oh, boy. That's kinda like "Mission Accomplished" isn't it? I know. You don'thaveanythingtohiders are just fine with it. But in fact, you don'thaveanythingtohiders, are really a bunch of havealottohiders, if say a secretly acquired video of one's bedroom activities all of a sudden appeared on the internet. Or, it could be true, that don’thaveanythingtohiders, never screw, cause it’s dirty. excon
Clarification/Follow-up by tomder55 on 05/12/06 5:27 pm: yes that is what I was implying. This law has aready been challenged in court and upheld .
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tomder55		05/12/06
I did not realize that getting my phone # gave them the ability to watch me in my bedroom . Gee aint technology great ? But analyzing phone call traffic to look for clusters of callers associated with al Qaeda is a very good thing to do, exploits our technology and poses absolutely no invasion of privacy. Is what the gvt doing lawful ? Congress and President Clinton in 1994 thought so

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