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2. The fact that the NSA relies on "secret interpretations of the LAW" that they refuse to disclose

Fri Jan 10, 2014, 11:45 PM

Jan 2014

in order to illegally and unconstitutionally spy on US(All) is reason enough to demand it stop and destroy everything it has collected.

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What The Chris Christie Scandal TELLS US About The NSA Spying Scandal [View all] Segami Jan 2014 OP

It tells us something about Republican politics, too. grasswire Jan 2014 #1

Excellent point GP6971 Jan 2014 #4

Yes I am that cynical too. zeemike Jan 2014 #9

If NSA has all of the dirt on Christie, could he Downwinder Jan 2014 #6

I kind if figured that's how we got the emails and texts in the first place. Barack_America Jan 2014 #10

Who broke the story on Christie? rhett o rick Jan 2014 #7

They are vacuuming, not reviewing unless Segami Jan 2014 #8

Or so we're told. merrily Jan 2014 #12

Wrong. MannyGoldstein Jan 2014 #13

IMO the NSA doesnt answer to the president. nm rhett o rick Jan 2014 #15

I can't think of any proof that you're wrong... MannyGoldstein Jan 2014 #17

"asked the NSA if it spies on Congress" gulliver Jan 2014 #16