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13. 10 Why doesn't one of the telecoms...
Fri Aug 9, 2013, 11:10 AM
Aug 2013
10. Why doesn't one of the telecoms adopt a policy of destroying the records of where its customers have been, and who they called, immediately after each call- keeping only a record of how much the call cost? The government can't demand information that a company doesn't have. Wouldn't millions of consumers immediately switch to that carrier? Would the government allow the company to do this? If not, what happened to our Free Enterprise system? Ronald Reagan used to warn that if we gave the government too much power, one day we might suddenly wake up in the Soviet Union of America. Did we, this morning?


On Aug. 5, 1981, Ronald Reagan knee capped unions when he fired 11,345 air traffic controllers.

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