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In reply to the discussion: When Greenwalds Attack! 10 Examples From His Past [View all]BlueCheese
(2,522 posts)... the government was collecting phone records of all calls, domestic and international, that are made within or out of the U.S.? Were you certain that this practice had continued from the Bush administration to the Obama administration, and did you know that it had expanded from international communications to include domestic ones? If so, shouldn't there have been an outcry when Clapper directly contradicted this in March 2013? Why would Wyden have asked the question if the answer was old news?
... the government was snooping vast amounts of Internet traffic, and searching it without a warrant, with only a 51% confidence that it involved non-U.S. persons, and that they could keep the data even if they later found out it involved U.S. persons-- in other words, they can look at your data without a warrant? Did we know about the minimization procedures and the procedures that are in place?
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