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Anybody expressing shock that this government is compiling the
largest database of telecommunication and Internet usage has
failed to understand the direction of the very Administration it
voted into power. "There is no reasonable expectation of privacy
in those kinds of records," said the Attorney General citing case
law. When conflicting Federal Law is pointed out, the President
will say -- and has said -- that the laws are out of date. When
people say to change the law, this administration will say that
the judicial branch is activist and might tend to overturn such
law and that time is of the essence and that people who reveal
this governmental action are the real problem. What do people
fail to understand here? There is one law and it is the
commander in chief's law.
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Pure Insanity...  BitTwiddler | 05/26/06
Easier, more effective way to catch them...  jinko | 05/28/06
What else should we expect from socialists? [nt]  Omch'Ar | 05/26/06
LOL, I love your style. It's so lacking in substance!  HypnoToad72 | 05/27/06
Whatever you say, ultracrepidarian  Omch'Ar | 05/29/06
A germ of truth doesn't make it true  osreinstall | 05/30/06
well.....  wrench_ninja | 05/30/06
You mean "fascists", right?  TimeBomb | 05/27/06
That's what I said  Omch'Ar | 05/29/06
Thanks a lot Jackball!!!  nucrash | 05/26/06
ISPs should tell them to bring a court order. If I were an ISP, I would  DonnieBoy | 05/26/06
If he knows everything I've seen,read,know...  welcome to hell | 05/26/06
AT&T  petemitchell | 05/27/06
If it feels good, do it.  HypnoToad72 | 05/27/06
In the tradeoff  Boot_Agnostic | 05/27/06
6 billion people to keep an eye on; most of which are "over there"  HypnoToad72 | 05/27/06
I think you know who "does the deeming"  TimeBomb | 05/27/06
How could ZDNet *possibly* get the story so wrong???  bhartman36 | 05/27/06
As if!  mloftis@... | 05/27/06
Terrorists, Fraudsters, and Tax Cheats, Oh My!!!  bhartman36 | 05/27/06
blackmail is the currency of power  welcome to hell | 05/28/06
Objections  bhartman36 | 05/28/06
It ain't about porn-  The Tautologist | 05/29/06
Power  bhartman36 | 05/30/06
Re: Terrorists, Fraudsters, and Tax Cheats, Oh My!!!  none none | 05/29/06
Logs  bhartman36 | 05/29/06
This has *NOTHING* to do with Child Pornography!  mloftis@... | 05/27/06
What about the numbers too?  mloftis@... | 05/27/06
Freedom of privacy is a myth  Dave P. | 05/28/06
Don't count on it.... child porn is just their excuse..  shawkins | 05/28/06
wedge issues  welcome to hell | 05/28/06
A little more info on police cars  voska | 05/29/06
Shocked Shocked to find out there's....  zstrongz | 05/28/06
once again down the treacherous road  txdufus@... | 05/28/06
The Bushies are clueless about tech  AldoWatts | 05/28/06
web server logs  welcome to hell | 05/28/06
webserver not ISP  welcome to hell | 05/28/06
of course  zonmoy | 05/28/06
Heck, maybe it'll lead to new obscuring technologies  Boot_Agnostic | 05/30/06
Electronic Communication Transactional Records Act  Nancy Lewis | 06/28/06

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