Senate Rejects Secret Court Measure


	Senate Rejects Secret Court Measure

tabsey

1-24-2008 11:43 PM

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tabsey says:

Why do I believe that identities will be mixed up and mistakes made.

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1-25-2008 12:24 AM

thisnamecantbetaken

Agents may tap lines outside the country without court oversight.

I am so sick of being subjected to the fascist rules of a corrupt, evil, foreign government on MY rights to privacy and my liberties etc. Who elected these friggin' neocon criminals King of the World? Reign them in, already America!! It's getting MORE than annoying you can't control your insane unruly "leaders". Tss!!

BTW, F.U. GWB & CO.

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