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joshcryer

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29. I think "technical assurance or compliance purposes" is much looser.

Reply to Erich Bloodaxe BSN (Reply #27)

Sat Dec 13, 2014, 11:11 AM

Dec 2014

"We have to keep everything because who knows who is a sleeper. We have to do analysis on everything ever written and make sure that they aren't slipping through the cracks."

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Section 309 of H. R. 4681 just solidified NSA data collection and no one noticed. [View all] joshcryer Dec 2014 OP

I watched C-SPAN for the majority of the day yesterday. SamKnause Dec 2014 #1

Can't disagree with you there. joshcryer Dec 2014 #2

I don't have a clue even where to start. SamKnause Dec 2014 #3

BASTARDS grasswire Dec 2014 #4

Big thanks to you for posting this. I ran across it about 24 hrs. ago snappyturtle Dec 2014 #5

NSA spying keeps over 400k people in jobs. joshcryer Dec 2014 #9

KICK! nt snappyturtle Dec 2014 #30

How could it get anything but worse? DeSwiss Dec 2014 #6

What kind of grandmother lets her grandson cheat like that? JDPriestly Dec 2014 #8

Please don't take this the wrong way, you are certainly free to raise your child in any manner Trillo Dec 2014 #16

Don't worry. This fight has just begun. JDPriestly Dec 2014 #7

Obviously they don't intend for it to go awry. joshcryer Dec 2014 #10

You have really bought up a good point. What a backroom method for tptb snappyturtle Dec 2014 #31

So, basically, we're back to the pre-FISA days before 1978, legally Recursion Dec 2014 #11

FISA has been a kangaroo rubber stamp court since the PATRIOT Act. joshcryer Dec 2014 #13

Well if you have UglyGreed Dec 2014 #12

Congress Quietly Bolsters NSA Spying in Intelligence Bill jakeXT Dec 2014 #14

I always wonder what is going on... ReRe Dec 2014 #15

I remember the stories of Big Bad Russia newfie11 Dec 2014 #17

I was trying to find that section, it seemed to be mis-titled and mis-summarized. Trillo Dec 2014 #18

Bingo! Sen. Feinstein was one busy lady. Add SA 3955 to the Senate side of snappyturtle Dec 2014 #32

Evil motherfuckers seldom comes the day without some outrage. I wonder what is snuck over the plate TheKentuckian Dec 2014 #19

You know what the solution is? joshcryer Dec 2014 #20

That is not a solution but treatment of a symptom as the disease grows worse in worse TheKentuckian Dec 2014 #21

This legislation shows that the political solution is far away. joshcryer Dec 2014 #22

I guess I'd be closer to agreement except the opposite doesn't hold. Issues with minimal interest TheKentuckian Dec 2014 #34

Section 215 of the Patriot Act is up this Spring. nt msanthrope Dec 2014 #23

Our govt is really screwing us over, from every direction RiverLover Dec 2014 #24

More of the fruits of brinksmanship. HereSince1628 Dec 2014 #25

".... and the land of the freeeeeeeeeee...." truebrit71 Dec 2014 #26

Any encrypted message? Try any message. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Dec 2014 #27

I think "technical assurance or compliance purposes" is much looser. joshcryer Dec 2014 #29

K & R historylovr Dec 2014 #28

i no longer care PowerToThePeople Dec 2014 #33

K&R and K&R and K&R..nt riderinthestorm Dec 2014 #35