"Complaining about the NSA is really just another way of saying 'n*****'...".
Posted on 06/05/2013 8:30:28 PM PDT by South40
"Complaining about the NSA is really just another way of saying 'n*****'...".
GOP struggles for PATRIOT Act votes
"House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) offered a stern warning to his fellow lawmakers in a closed conference meeting Wednesday at the Capitol Hill Club: Don’t you dare vote no unless you attend Mueller’s briefing and ask your questions."
Bachmann defends vote for Patriot Act after fielding complaints about government over-reach
"Tea Party favorite Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) on Thursday night spent five minutes on the House floor in an attempt to justify her vote for the Patriot Act, after admitting to receiving significant feedback from her supporters urging her to reject it."
Why? I don’t say it out loud very often, but I think it a lot—LOL!
Apology accepted.
Hussein is just doing his job as community organizer.
> I don’t care what or how bad the terrorist act was, no excuse. Those of us opposed to it not just for Bush would do, but others are hereby vindicated. Let me be thw first to quote countless Freepers... “if you aren’t doing anything wrong,why do you care?.
Obviously they aren’t considering that the state can turn citizens into criminals by passing new laws. Those FReepers obviously arent very creative in their thinking...
 Orrin Hatch National Data Center @ Army Garrison Camp Williams, Utah |
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NSA's Domestic Spying Grows As Agency Sweeps Up Data |
Gretchen on Fox just now referred to it as an “international” court?
And one sleeps restlessly.
Secret court??
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Barack Obama’s national security state is now beyond democratic control
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3027941/posts
Those crazy American conspiracy theorists who live up trees with guns and drink their own pee don’t seem quite so crazy anymore. It turns out that a “secret court order” has empowered the US government to collect the phone records of millions of users of Verizon, one of the most popular telephone providers – a massive domestic surveillance programme and a shocking intrusion into the lives of others.
Once both parties experience the power of something like the Patriot Act you will never get rid of it.
How can the NSA demand a company over these records? Is it a “do this or else...” thing. What would happen if a cell provider said “no.”
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