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In reply to the discussion: DEA Manuals Show Feds Use NSA Spy Data, Train Cops to Construct False Chains of Evidence [View all]reACTIONary
(6,942 posts)178. The NSA is not spying on Americans...
...in the sense quoted above, "blanket surveillance". If a foreign target contacts an American citizen to further a criminal conspiracy, he does open himself to severance, following due procedure, which may or may not require a warrant, depending on the circumstances.
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DEA Manuals Show Feds Use NSA Spy Data, Train Cops to Construct False Chains of Evidence [View all]
Are_grits_groceries
Feb 2014
OP
Remember when there was mocking for suggesting that the spying even existed?
woo me with science
Feb 2014
#1
I've put both of them on my ignore list, and threads have immediately become more constructive. [n/t
Maedhros
Feb 2014
#62
Yes. But now that it has been exposed, the way not to deal with it is to use the 'look over there'
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#39
We have always had spies...who was deluded into thinking this is something new?
VanillaRhapsody
Feb 2014
#57
Yes, that's what the article in the OP is alleging: that an insider has provided that evidence
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2014
#72
Which is exactly what would make falsifying chains of evidence so egregious.
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2014
#74
but you don't just believe every thing you hear just because it fits your narrative
VanillaRhapsody
Feb 2014
#82
Do you have anything of substance or just a smiley provided to you by the founders of this forum?
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2014
#92
+1 This should be the beginning of relentless investigation of these crimes,
woo me with science
Feb 2014
#15
In your opinion is constructing false evidence trails an ethical government practice? n/t
Fumesucker
Feb 2014
#19
And there it is. Endorsement of secret government fabrication of evidence trails.
woo me with science
Feb 2014
#31
What you are saying that it doesnt matter how you get evidence. Search warrants are not required
rhett o rick
Feb 2014
#32
Well, Carl Bernstein says it okay so for randome, that means its okay!111!!!1 nt
riderinthestorm
Feb 2014
#34
The biggest change I would like is to do away with the House of Representatives.
randome
Feb 2014
#108
No one is creating false evidence. At least not within the confines of the OP.
randome
Feb 2014
#122
Yeah, that poster always poo poohs the NSA revelations. It's not shocking that they hold
neverforget
Feb 2014
#171
You asking if I would rather follow the American system of jurisprudence enshrined in the
grahamhgreen
Feb 2014
#158
Perhaps expecting inhabitants of the Innertubes to actually read and understand documents,
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
#86
I am quite enjoying this thread...the shutdown of Silk Road, which almost certainly happened because
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#88
the solicitor general lied to SC because he assumed justice would follow the law?
questionseverything
Feb 2014
#94
Ah...the defense of Silk Road...and human trafficking. Lovely. Silk Road would operate
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#133
I might be a bit slow(or just ignorant) but just how does the name antagonize Liberals? n/t
Bodhi BloodWave
Feb 2014
#150
"Reactionary" originally referred to those elements in France that opposed the Revolution.
Maedhros
Feb 2014
#157
A poster with the handle "reACTIONary" posts consistently in defense of the NSA
Maedhros
Feb 2014
#162
Baloney. Verizon, of which I am an American customer, has been handing over metadata to the NSA
neverforget
Feb 2014
#179
Trust us! We would never abuse our power! Ever! Smith v Maryland, the ruling that supposedly allows
neverforget
Feb 2014
#182
As a Liberal, I am much more concerned with how parallel construction negatively impacts
Maedhros
Feb 2014
#168
This is an injustice. Literally. Legitimate concerns? Tough shit. Work within the law ...
GoneFishin
Feb 2014
#79