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Whose privacy was the FBI protecting? Osama bin Laden's

of course under the patriot act we as american citizens on american soil dont have nearly the level of privacy that the fbi is giving to osama bin laden right now

1 posted on 05/02/2005 9:02:37 PM PDT by freepatriot32
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2 posted on 05/02/2005 9:03:30 PM PDT by freepatriot32 (If you want to change government support the libertarian party www.lp.org)
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3 posted on 05/02/2005 9:04:24 PM PDT by freepatriot32 (If you want to change government support the libertarian party www.lp.org)
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It's weird how much we know about the Bush administration with all this shroud of secrecy it deploys.


4 posted on 05/02/2005 9:11:51 PM PDT by Texas Eagle (If it wasn't for double-standards, Leftists would have no standards at all)
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To: freepatriot32

Someday, when all of this is over, books will be written which detail how secrecy saved lives in the bleak early years of the twenty-first century.

Despite the carping of goofballs.


5 posted on 05/02/2005 9:12:23 PM PDT by JennysCool (Support bacteria - they're the only culture some people have.)
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To: freepatriot32

lp.org? The World Trade Center was still falling when its then-standard-bearer, Mr. Harry Browne, penned his infamous essay claiming that the United States got what it deserved.


7 posted on 05/02/2005 9:16:31 PM PDT by Cultural Jihad
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To: freepatriot32
"Whose privacy was the FBI protecting? Osama bin Laden's. . . "

Duh Duh DUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A perfect example of the paranoid libertarian mindset (as opposed to the sane, legit Libertarian mindset). First, how does he know this, and second, if it's so easy to find out then I guess the administration isn't so damned impenetrable, and third and most importantly, he's taking this piece of information in a vacuum--who knows what this is connected to that makes keeping this secret important--things are connected to other things, people could be hurt if certain connections are made, etc. Do I know that's the case here? Nope--but neither does this quack.

8 posted on 05/02/2005 9:17:50 PM PDT by Darkwolf (Jean Shepherd audio: http://www.flicklives.com/Mass_Back/mass_back.htm)
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To: freepatriot32

OK....

We Americans all carp and whine about our privacy, yet some of us believe that every single thing the Government does should not only be public, but broadcast from the mountain top.

Gimme a break!


10 posted on 05/02/2005 9:18:38 PM PDT by clee1 (We use 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile, and 2 to pull a trigger. I'm lazy and I'm tired of smiling.)
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To: freepatriot32

"But since 2001, the directory has been stamped ''For Official Use Only," meaning the public may not have access to such basic information about the vast military bureaucracy"

Oh please, like anyone really needs to know this information. Because I lie awake at night thinking "I REALLY need to know the identity of some Pentagon officials." Yeah, let's publish the names of Pentagon officials so Al Qaeda can track them down and kill them. Let's make it so they don't have any privacy and have to fear for their security and being tracked down by some Islamic nutcase. I'm SURE the Libertarians would love for their employers to publish all their information. Once again, the looney Libertarians go out on another idiotic limb.


15 posted on 05/02/2005 10:17:20 PM PDT by MikeA
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To: freepatriot32
The LP is engaging in some serious reaching here.


16 posted on 05/03/2005 5:18:51 AM PDT by rdb3 (To the world, you're one person. To one person, you may be the world.)
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To: freepatriot32

Sorry, but this policy about DOD phone books goes back decades. It has nothing to do with the Patriot Act.


17 posted on 05/03/2005 5:23:47 AM PDT by Fresh Wind
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