Be Careful What You Say Pt2
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police took my dna recently...awesome!!! fucking bastards.
kajjagoogoo 2 years ago
NSA Spied on Journalists? Whistleblower Reveals Surveillance Target
By Keith Olbermann
In an exclusive interview tonight on MSNBC's "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," former NSA analyst Russell Tice says that the agency under the Bush administration secretly collected communications data on civilians, including journalists.
JFWilliam 3 years ago
wtf?
lambz 3 years ago
omg...SUM TIMEZ IT FEELZ LIKE IM BEING WATCHED
1ShiHood1 3 years ago
Unfortuneatly, I work for a drug testing lab, and that Choicepoint company you're talking about? Also massively in the drug testing industry, both as a third party administrator and as a Medical Review Office for federally regulated results for drivers.
That's...really very stomach turning. They're pretty nauseating to work with, I agree. It'll be very sweet when I can finally leave.
moronqueen 3 years ago
May the fleas of a 1000 camels invest their beds!
slimjim006 3 years ago
BUSH ADMITS TELECOMS SPIED ! Well, he finally dropped the "allegedly." President Bush at long last admitted what everyone has suspected for years -- the nation's telecommunications companies closely cooperated with the National Security Agency and his administration to implement large-scale spying on Americans. "The citizen who sees his society's democratic clothes being worn out and does not cry it out, is not a patriot, but a traitor." - Mark Twain
JFWilliam 4 years ago
SENATE VOTES TO EXPAND FED SPY POWERS AND PROTECT TELECOM ACCOMPLICES / Of all the lies that we've has been asked to endure since early 2001, this is easily one of the biggest. In terms of plausibility, this far surpasses the whole Iraq/WMD debacle. We're being asked to accept that some of the nation's finest corporate lawyers saw nothing remotely wrong with a program that a pre-law student with middling marks at a third-rate community college could tell you was iffy at best.
JFWilliam 4 years ago
BUSH ORDERS NSA TO SNOOP ON US AGENCIES / Cyber attack fear used to expand spy grid By Ashlee Vance / Not content with spying on other countries, the NSA (National Security Agency) will now turn on the US's own government agencies thanks to a fresh directive from president George Bush.
JFWilliam 4 years ago
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JFWilliam 4 years ago