FBI improperly sought personal data, chief says »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 1 year, 8 months ago in NewsAn internal Justice Department report has found more improper use of national security letters by FBI agents seeking personal data on Americans during terror and spy investigations, Director Robert Mueller said Wednesday.
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jordan111 year, 8 months ago
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"We are committed to ensuring that we not only get this right, but maintain the vital trust of the American people.">>>>
He's assuming that they HAVE the trust of the American people after their shenanigans? Live in la la land, does he?
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jordan111 year, 8 months ago
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They don't have a single, mean single solid verifiable proof of how it saved any lives. >>>>
What WOULD have 'saved lives' is if the twerp had paid attention to the warnings pre 9/11, and rice had spent more time doing her GD job instead of buying shoes.
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Ratskii1 year, 8 months ago
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It is kind of pointless arguing with the far right about this. They believe that they need a father figure to protect them. All the figure has to do is mouth the proper things they want to hear (e.g. the terrorists hate us for our freedom), and they will give away all the constitutional protections that the founders of this nation fought for.
If any of them had a sense of history they would note some of the other places that the same thing has been said (i.e. it doesn't matter if the government knows everything we say or do if we've done nothing wrong). I'll give them a hint, not one of those places was a democratic republic. What they fail to realize is they don't know what the government might decide is wrong, and if government agents come to take them away, they will be presumed guilty and not allowed to defend themselves, innocent or not.
They rightly criticized Clinton when he took liberties with the constitution, but they really believe that Bush is on their side.
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