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;''the program was not allowed in the first place. '' Ichingcarpenter May 2015 #1
Snowdenite Jesus Malverde May 2015 #5
How are they going to rationalize Snowden's charges under the Espionage Act now? riderinthestorm May 2015 #25
Now - what will they do with this Data Center asiliveandbreathe May 2015 #2
The only logical, responsible thing. christx30 May 2015 #3
All of the phone data in the US isn't that big. jeff47 May 2015 #12
It is when they record everything. PSPS May 2015 #29
No, it really isn't. jeff47 May 2015 #32
This court has little idea what the NSA is up to. Jesus Malverde May 2015 #4
This president has little idea what the NSA is up to. Ichingcarpenter May 2015 #6
Yep Jesus Malverde May 2015 #7
Finally a Judge who knows the law dickthegrouch May 2015 #8
I would add that all 3 judges agreed Not water May 2015 #18
An interesting take by a political science professor at Tufts. jalan48 May 2015 #9
+1 Enthusiast May 2015 #22
+1 nt riderinthestorm May 2015 #24
absolutely grasswire May 2015 #26
Ever been to a business meeting that dragged on too long? IDemo May 2015 #10
K&R CharlotteVale May 2015 #11
This is a bad result in one way. jeff47 May 2015 #13
The 1979 case was about one guy who committed a crime Not water May 2015 #15
Doesn't matter. jeff47 May 2015 #16
It matters a lot Not water May 2015 #19
Except the ruling did not require the person to be suspected of a crime. jeff47 May 2015 #20
The ruling required suspicion Not water May 2015 #23
Not the part I am talking about. jeff47 May 2015 #28
The relevancy they will claim is that they are monitoring for terrorists forming hidden networks cstanleytech May 2015 #21
In 1979, these records were kept by the Bell System. PSPS May 2015 #30
Sure, except for the fact that it actually happened in 1979 jeff47 May 2015 #33
Flashback: Bob Cesca slams Glenn Greenwald, calls phone dragnet 'legal' Not water May 2015 #14
Bob Cesca is a nobody, a shill. grasswire May 2015 #27
Yes, and I go to Playboy Bunnies for expert medical advice. PSPS May 2015 #31
I regret that I have only one Rec. to give to this Constitutional Issue! Demeter May 2015 #17
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