NSA spying broader than initially reported

NSA spying broader than initially reported
Robert Lemos, 2005-12-26

NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-27
Andrew (1 replies)

Orwellian indeed. We are fed constantly eye-popping news flashes [if you can call it news] about terrorism. We are supposed to cringe in fear and allow with open arms our goverment a carte blanche

of 'anything goes' policy. Nixon tried that. Notice

I said 'tried.'

Alot of people are all too ...

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Re: NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-29
A. Nony Mous

I like your Nixon reference - for those who are curious about such things I suggest comparing the people currently in charge with those who also worked for Nixon. Rumsfeld, Cheney, ...

Not that I'm suggesting anything. I was never here.

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NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-27
Anonymous

My biggest problem with all of this is the criteria for application of the label, "terrorist." I seem to have heard something about surveillance of PETA because some members are more "active" than the mainstream. Now I happen to like the FLA "People Eating Tasty Animals," and I agree that some more ...

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NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-27
gattaca

This is a sad state of affairs. Under the guise of the fight against terrorism, rights and freedoms are being slowly stripped away.The American people deserve better than to be treated like common criminals.

*cough* impeachment *cough*

cheers,

gattaca

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NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-28
Anonymous

The New York Times? Hardly what I would call fair or unbiased jounalism...they have been known for their twisting of facts and making things up to boost sales....

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NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-28
Anonymous

When will it be okay for the the goverment to tap your cable television to view what programs you are watching? When will it be okay to use a central database of all collected information on a person to put them on the "suspicious list."

The idea that our goverment or any goverment uses the guis...

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NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-29
Anonymous (1 replies)

There is a news story out now about NSA putting cookies on computers that visit their website. Hello morons, what do you think almost every website does? I just got one on my computer from securityfocus.com that doesn't expire until 1/17/2038. That is three years longer than the NSA cookie. Oh m...

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Re: NSA spying broader than initially reported 2005-12-30
Anonymous

No one is contending that the NSA shouldn't be able to eavesdrop. The contentions lie with the concern that the NSA is eavesdropping on Americans without the proper judicial oversight. The NSA is not supposed to conduct domestic surveillance as that should properly fall on the FBI.

The NSA alre...

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