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Reply to kpete (Original post)

Thu Aug 1, 2013, 08:43 AM

Aug 2013

"Documents Show NSA Violated Court Orders"

...bogus title. The documents release showed no such thing.

The documents didn’t disclose specific details of the violations. But they said that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court imposed temporary restrictions on the programs after it learned of the violations until it was satisfied the NSA had revamped its procedures to conform to court requirements.

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Documents Show NSA Violated Court Orders (Back to sleep America, nothing to see here) [View all] kpete Aug 2013 OP

Completely ProSense Aug 2013 #1

LOL!! Really? You're still trying make a silk purse out of this pigs ear? bowens43 Aug 2013 #3

It's a bogus headline for a poorly written article. n/t ProSense Aug 2013 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Hissyspit Aug 2013 #13

It says there were violations, it just didn't detail the nature of those violations. Nuclear Unicorn Aug 2013 #8

I read the documents. Here, ProSense Aug 2013 #9

So, if I inadvertently get into your car and if the key fits, Downwinder Aug 2013 #14

Or if I inadvertently commit a traffic speeding violation David Krout Aug 2013 #18

Did you read the documents? David Krout Aug 2013 #16

Are we supposed to point to evidence that the system works as evidence that it does not work? randome Aug 2013 #2

So what the article says (sans the hyperbolye) is ... oversight worked. JoePhilly Aug 2013 #4

The very FISA court that is railed against is held up as evidence that the NSA is out of control. randome Aug 2013 #5

"there were violations," you said. But Prosense showed above that there's no evidence of violations David Krout Aug 2013 #15

Sans NSA ass-covering, it says unspecified violations were dealt with in unspecified ways. DirkGently Aug 2013 #20

The OP says this report is evidence of wrong doing because the NSA actually admited to JoePhilly Aug 2013 #21

the documents show "the system worked" Enrique Aug 2013 #7

They are so tricky. JoePhilly Aug 2013 #10

Selective is... onyourleft Aug 2013 #17

Whose opinion are you quoting? David Krout Aug 2013 #19

Good to see some progress in restoring Democracy. Octafish Aug 2013 #11

K&R. MotherPetrie Aug 2013 #12