[crz]

I gotta try and stay cool about this BS the Nazis are pulling on this one.

Getting over a heart attack and staying out of some of these things that upset me will in no doubt help my condition.

[Just mythoughts]

So December 2005 liberals outed national security for political gain.

[saganite]

This is disingenuous. The FBI would be investigating domestic terror cells and this NSA flap has nothing to do with that.

[Grampa Dave]

[Publius6961]

Use their systems, passports, citizenship, laws, traditions, books and media, create internal divisions among them, and inflict defeat on the kuffars [infidels], for in the current balance of power, all we need to do is to use their weaknesses as our strength." – Abul ala’, comment posted in the Al-Ansar chat room, September 2005.

I suppose it will take more than an obscure chat room to convince some of our leadership; particularly the loud incoherent ones.

[wouldntbprudent]

50 USC 1802 Permits Warrantless Surveillance

Posted by angkor
On 12/19/2005 4:25:09 AM PST · 58 replies · 1,249+ views

United States Code ^ | 12/19/2005 | Self
Throughout the "illegal wiretaps" debacle of the last several days we have not heard a single citation of the actual law that is alleged to have been violated. And that's from both the accusers (Rats, the NYT, WashPost, etc.) as well as Republicans, up to and including the White House staff (e.g., Condi Rice on talking head circuit, Sunday morning, where she did not cite the law in defense of the practice). Well, the fact of the matter is that the alleged "illegal surveillance" is not illegal at all. In fact it is specifically permitted under 50 USC 1802, and...