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SamKnause

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12. Yay !!!!

Reply to struggle4progress (Original post)

Thu May 8, 2014, 06:57 AM

May 2014

We have another secret court !!!!

They never intended to stop collecting our data.

The fight was over who would store it.

This is not reforming the NSA.

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White House hails bill reforming NSA [View all] struggle4progress May 2014 OP

Here is what I got when I clicked on the link. JDPriestly May 2014 #1

Fixed link: joshcryer May 2014 #3

Thanks struggle4progress May 2014 #9

Apologies. I fixed the link struggle4progress May 2014 #8

Cuz It Sucks billhicks76 May 2014 #11

Thanks. I heard you right. Appreciate it. We shall see. This will be a long battle over privacy JDPriestly May 2014 #15

But people asked for something to get done on the issue and something was done... Blue_Tires May 2014 #18

The bill will have the wolves overseeing the hen house Fearless May 2014 #2

Of course corporations can be trusted to hold our medtadata. joshcryer May 2014 #4

No change at all Fearless May 2014 #5

They should have to get a warrant to review e-mails and internet posts which are posted under a JDPriestly May 2014 #6

+1 Fearless May 2014 #7

Agreed. They merely want the metadata for profiling. joshcryer May 2014 #10

If you purchase communication service from a company, they keep records anyway. phleshdef May 2014 #16

You don't know what metadata is then. Fearless May 2014 #19

You are wrong on both counts. phleshdef May 2014 #20

Yay !!!! SamKnause May 2014 #12

You're acting like communication companies weren't keeping that data before the NSA programs. phleshdef May 2014 #17

Much ado about nothing. elias49 May 2014 #13

Nobody will take any "reform" seriously as long as that 240-acre hard drive is there. PSPS May 2014 #14

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #21