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Cluck U wrote:http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/06 ... eport?lite

The order, marked "Top Secret" and issued by the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, instructs Verizon Business Network Services, a subsidiary that provides internet and telecommunications provider for corporations, to hand over data including all calling records on an "ongoing, daily basis.”



WTF?

This highly classified court order was first leaked by the Guardian, a British newspaper.

Holder is now attempting to get a judge to OK the bombing of Britain.

andy7171 wrote:This is a good thing, you dumb fucking conks!
Signed,
D1B

andy7171 wrote:This is a good thing, you dumb **** conks!
Signed,
D1Bachmann

Ibanez wrote:

andy7171 wrote:This is a good thing, you dumb fucking conks!
Signed,
D1B

Bush did get the ball rolling. However, I thought Democrats were against this sort of data collection?

kalm wrote:The headline on Huffpo right now is "George W. Obama"

CID1990 wrote:Fvck all of it.

Pussy ass Americans cause this shit, expecting presidents to "keep us safe". Fvck that. You have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than being killed in a terrorist attack. But every time some murder monkey kills somebody, the politicians make political hay and point fingers.

If there were less pussy ass Americans afraid of their own pussy shadows this shit wouldn't happen. Fvck


Sent from the center of the universe.

CID1990 wrote:Fvck all of it.

Pussy ass Americans cause this shit, expecting presidents to "keep us safe". Fvck that. You have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than being killed in a terrorist attack. But every time some murder monkey kills somebody, the politicians make political hay and point fingers.

If there were less pussy ass Americans afraid of their own pussy shadows this shit wouldn't happen. Fvck


Sent from the center of the universe.

grizzaholic wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Fvck all of it.

Pussy ass Americans cause this shit, expecting presidents to "keep us safe". Fvck that. You have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than being killed in a terrorist attack. But every time some murder monkey kills somebody, the politicians make political hay and point fingers.

If there were less pussy ass Americans afraid of their own pussy shadows this shit wouldn't happen. Fvck


Sent from the center of the universe.

I like some of what John Travolta said in Swordfish.

SuperHornet wrote:kalm doesn't like Grease or Saturday Night Fever? What's wrong with him?!? Heck, Travolta was even good as a Sweathog. His more recent stuff isn't very good, I'll grant (for me, Broken Arrow was a bomb). But his early stuff was WAY cool.

kalm wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
I like some of what John Travolta said in Swordfish.

Travolta. Other than Pulp Fiction he's been in zero good movies...except Perfect...but that was only due to Jamie Lee and her Curtis's.

SuperHornet wrote:Oh, come ON, kalm! Are you telling me you didn't want to do time with Olivia Newton-John?

If the president and Congress would simply obey the fourth amendment, this new shocking revelation that the government is now spying on citizens' phone data en masse would never have happened. That I have to keep reintroducing the fourth amendment – and that a majority of senators keep voting against it – is a good reflection of the arrogance that dominates Washington.

During my filibuster, I quoted Glenn Greenwald, who wrote:

"There is a theoretical framework being built that posits that the US government has unlimited power. When it comes to any kind of threats it perceives, it makes the judgment to take whatever action against them that it warrants without any constraints or limitations of any kind."

If the seizure and surveillance of Americans' phone records – across the board and with little to no discrimination – is now considered a legitimate security precaution, there is literally no protection of any kind guaranteed anymore to American citizens. In their actions, more outrageous and numerous by the day, this administration continues to treat the US constitution as a dead letter.

Senator Obama said of President Bush and Fisa in 2008:

"We must reaffirm that no one in this country is above the law."

No one in America should be above the law. Including this president.

kalm wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Oh, come ON, kalm! Are you telling me you didn't want to do time with Olivia Newton-John?

Are you suggesting prison rape? That's discussing SH! Besides, Michelle Pfeifer was hotter.

the Obama administration issued the same platitude it has offered every time President Obama has been caught overreaching in the use of his powers: Terrorists are a real menace and you should just trust us to deal with them because we have internal mechanisms (that we are not going to tell you about) to make sure we do not violate your rights.

The administration has now lost all credibility on this issue. Mr. Obama is proving the truism that the executive branch will use any power it is given and very likely abuse it. That is one reason we have long argued that the Patriot Act, enacted in the heat of fear after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks by members of Congress who mostly had not even read it, was reckless in its assignment of unnecessary and overbroad surveillance powers.

SuperHornet wrote:Oh, come ON, kalm! Are you telling me you didn't want to do time with Olivia Newton-John?