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FBI: Watch out what you say on the internet

http://www.russiatoday.com/... Caught in the Net tweeting arrest 03 November, 2009, 09:33 The FBI has accused a US citizen of using the Internet to organize protests at the September G20 Summit i...  
 
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chef094 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Then he should have not tweetired and facedbook about the police. if he didnet do that then he would have not been spected as a terrist the FBI are doing there Job.
realizerealitynow (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Our President himself encourages Iranians to use it against their gov't but here it is an offense.
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F2k83 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Mug5 was created BECAUSE of this...it does not allow government or people acting as agents of the government to register via contractual agreements (terms) :D
RonaldDumbsfeld (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Michael Wallschlaeger did not commit a crime. The FBI committed a crime by violating his right of free speech. But, who protects the citizens First Amendment rights?

The Federal Government is supposed to guarantee the constitutional rights of the citizens. When the government violates its own law, who is left to protect us?

Does anyone trust the government?
catharine1967 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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,twitter ,facebook ,hyves ,yahoo myspace
you name it ,you are right it creeps me out as well
NightHitcher (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I believe Twiiter is an experiment, maybe in a couple of years the CIA will offer twits money to spy and list everything what goes on in your neighbourhoods and in your lifes without your consent...
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I avoid sites like Twitter, they creep me out.
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the only thing I know of that twitters are twits.
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Twitter/facebook/myspace are all the equivalent of inviting Big Brother into your house. Write every single detail of your life, allow yourself to be watched by groups of gov agents and strangers.

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