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- Secret Court Approves Classified Rule Change On How Fbi Can Use Nsa Data
Secret court approves classified rule change on how FBI can use NSA data On Tuesday, The Guardian reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has changed its rules regarding how it redacts Americans’ information when it takes international...
- Find Another Way
The Daily Caller: New study shows NSA phone metadata can reveal EVERYTHING about your life New research published by Stanford Univeristy Wednesday reveal phone and Internet metadata collected by the NSA can expose far more information about an individual...
- Hoo Boy
There is no justification for this. It is not the government's damned business whether I'm buying toothpaste or toilet paper, tampons condoms vibrators dildos pistols knives ammo hunting rifles porn or Disney movies (but I repeat myself). The...
- Justice Department Secretly Collected Ap Phone Records
Justice subpoenaed AP phone records, news service says (CNN) -- The Justice Department secretly collected two months of telephone records for reporters and editors at The Associated Press, the news service disclosed Monday in an outraged letter...
- Swing State Buyoff? 1 Million Ohioans With Obamaphones
1 million Ohioans using free phone program Fees on phone bills pay for $1.5 billion national Lifeline programONE OF EVERY TEN OHIOANS WITH A FEDERAL ‘FREE’ CELL PHONE? A program that provides subsidized phone service to low-income individuals...
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And it was all justified and perfectly legal
Free Beacon (Gertz):
NSA Spied on 124 Billion Phone Calls in One Month
Tallies of top-secret documents show widespread data collectionThe National Security Administration recorded information about more than 124 billion phone calls during a 30-day period earlier this year, including around 3 billion calls from U.S. sources, according to a tally from top-secret documents released by multiple news outlets.Documents revealing details about the NSA’s Boundless Informant program show that information regarding billions of phone calls and computer communications was collected by the agency from across the world.Boundless Informant “allows users to select a country on a map and view the meta data volume and select details about the collections against that country,” according to the Guardian, which first reported on the top secret program earlier this year.Multiple leaked screenshots of the Boundless Informant program show that information on around 124.8 billion phone calls were collected in just 30-days this year, according to documents released by the Guardian and other news sites.
Where do we even start?
By Party?
By Right/Left?
By Executive Branch?
The Supreme Court?
Do we worry about the economy first?
Defense budget?
The ridiculous Jerry Lewis comedy that Obamacare has become?
Seriously.
What shall the first effort be?
- Secret Court Approves Classified Rule Change On How Fbi Can Use Nsa Data
Secret court approves classified rule change on how FBI can use NSA data On Tuesday, The Guardian reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has changed its rules regarding how it redacts Americans’ information when it takes international...
- Find Another Way
The Daily Caller: New study shows NSA phone metadata can reveal EVERYTHING about your life New research published by Stanford Univeristy Wednesday reveal phone and Internet metadata collected by the NSA can expose far more information about an individual...
- Hoo Boy
There is no justification for this. It is not the government's damned business whether I'm buying toothpaste or toilet paper, tampons condoms vibrators dildos pistols knives ammo hunting rifles porn or Disney movies (but I repeat myself). The...
- Justice Department Secretly Collected Ap Phone Records
Justice subpoenaed AP phone records, news service says (CNN) -- The Justice Department secretly collected two months of telephone records for reporters and editors at The Associated Press, the news service disclosed Monday in an outraged letter...
- Swing State Buyoff? 1 Million Ohioans With Obamaphones
1 million Ohioans using free phone program Fees on phone bills pay for $1.5 billion national Lifeline programONE OF EVERY TEN OHIOANS WITH A FEDERAL ‘FREE’ CELL PHONE? A program that provides subsidized phone service to low-income individuals...