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mwb970 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-19-05 07:36 AM
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12. Why else would he not get a warrant?
The secret court he was supposed to go to grants 100% of such requests, and allows you to start the wiretapping right away as long as you get the warrant within 72 hours. He decided to break the law and skip the warrant. Why? As you say, because he is spying on peace activists and Quakers, that's why! The story about the Pentagon database is not a separate story - it's the same thing - Nixon's enemies list all over again.

It's as if the ghost of Nixon hovers over this White House. Or is it just the influence of ex-Nixonites Cheney and Rumsfeld?
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