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neverforget

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10. This part sums it up for me:
Wed Jan 8, 2014, 10:48 PM
Jan 2014

In every example of thwarted attacks cited by NSA apologists, analysts searched the data for previously identified individuals or phone numbers. So why on earth does the agency need to store my phone records, and yours, when it can quickly obtain a court order instructing the phone companies to turn over information about communications involving known or suspected terrorists?

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