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What It Takes to Make a Republican Mad
Socratoad
by Socratoad  12-16-2009    1
 Republicans weren't mad when George Bush and Dick Cheney lied America into a war against a nation that didn't attack us and didn't have any Weapons of Mass Destruction. They weren't mad when George Bush and Dick Cheney pulled troops out of Afghanistan that was harboring the actual terrorists who did attack us. They weren't mad at George Bush taking a budget surplus of $128 billion when he came into office and turning it into a $455 billion deficit. They weren't mad, either, that George entered office with a national debt of $5.73 trillion and left with the national debt $10.7 trillion. A doubled increase of $5 trillion. They at weren't mad when George Bush and the Republican Party ignored the city of New Orleans being wiped off the map. They weren't mad when George Bush authorized warrantless wiretapping, reading private emails of American citizens and tearing down civil liberties and the Bill of Rights. The weren't mad when George Bush described the U.S. Constitutio
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From both sides of his mouth!!!!!
mountainpalm
by mountainpalm  11-9-2009    3
 This latest move by the administration follows a pattern replicated countless times by Obama since assuming the presidency in January: denounce the lawless behavior of his Oval Office predecessor while continuing, even expanding, the reach of unaccountable security agencies that subvert constitutional guarantees barring "unreasonable searches and seizures."
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Fooled Again
katsteevns
by katsteevns  11-1-2009   
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US Justice Dept. Asserts Telecos Are "Arm of the Government"
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  10-13-2009    2
 Would YOU vote for AT&T? Do you remember doing so? What a load of crap!
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Support the JUSTICE Act to Amend PATRIOT ACT Abuses
blueridge
by blueridge  9-29-2009    2
 This is about the Constitution and freedom for Americans from government intrusion. Read this and consider contacting your Congressmen immediately. This is a non-partisan issue. If conservative republicans in particular really support the Constitution they need to man-up and support this to really "defend freedom", instead of paying lip service to our liberties! What do you think 1776 was all about anyway? It was about restraining government from tyranny, in particular from the more conservative Tories under King George! Obama wants to continue the same Bush provisions...is that good....to sacrifice your precious liberties for "security"? You ought to know better than that: Those Who Would Sacrifice Liberty for Security Deserve Neither -- Ben Franklin "In short, the JUSTICE Act would give government agents powerful tools to spy on suspected terrorists, while preventing them from spying on YOU."
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Dodd, Leahy, Feingold, and Merkley Announce Bill to Repeal Retroactive Immunity
sincitykitty
by sincitykitty  9-28-2009   
 Senators Chris Dodd (D-CT), Patrick Leahy (D-VT), Russ Feingold (D-WI), and Jeff Merkley (D-OR) announced today that they will introduce the Retroactive Immunity Repeal Act, which eliminates retroactive immunity for telecommunications companies that allegedly participated in President Bush’s warrantless wiretapping program.
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America is Dead
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  9-27-2009    7
 Her last act was when the government openly attacked her own people.
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ACORN Goes on the Offensive
harveymathis37
by harveymathis37  9-24-2009    1
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The difference between "legal" and "illegal"
ratilfar
by ratilfar  9-9-2009    8
 The surveillance controversy is not and never has been over whether the Government should be able to intercept the communications of Terrorist suspects. The law (FISA) has always allowed such interception since its inception and virtually nobody opposes that. Nor was there controversy about whether the NSA could intercept foreign-to-foreign communications, as they did here. The controversy was and is whether they should be able to engage in surveillance of American citizens in violation of the law -- i.e., without judicial oversight and/or beyond the parameters the law allows.
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Americans are being set up
foxyarse
by foxyarse  8-21-2009   
 All his hate-mongering should create enough hatred among some duped followers so they would become violent, riot, murder politicians or ordinary African or Jewish Americans. The FBI then would react on this “hatred”, and the new American hate-crime bill would give them the power to arrest everybody in the citizens´opposition, even those who are non-violent, even those who are not racist at all, but are opposed to the current corruption in the political and economic system. This isn´t a new tactic, obviously. Under COINTELPRO in the 1960s and early 70s, the FBI used a variety of dirty tricks against its targets including wiretapping and assassination — as well as the use of agents provocateurs — in coordination with state and local police… The FBI, acting as the establishment’s political secret police, continues to undermine political movements the elite consider dangerous and a threat to their control and influence. Members of the patriot movement in particular
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Freepers, Birthers, Morons of all stripe, You didn't get mad...
disenchantedcitizen
by disenchantedcitizen  8-16-2009    3
 From the author: “You finally got mad when the government decided that people in America deserved the right to see a doctor if they are sick.” “Yes, illegal wars, lies, corruption, torture, stealing your tax dollars to make the rich richer, are all ok, but helping other Americans? Well, that’s what you finally get mad about.” You’ve got to admit, he’s got a point. Oh, sure we heard rumblings for a very short time about most of the things he pointed out in the clip but the biggest outrage by far is over health care for everyone.
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Nader Was Right: Liberals Going Nowhere With Obama
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  8-11-2009    3
 We owe Ralph Nader an apology.
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Obama administration defends Bush wiretapping
The Infowarrior
by The Infowarrior  8-3-2009    1
 Not surprising at all, if you have the same employer and work in the same position within a corporation you generally do the same job. according to company policy as per the instructions of its owners. This is Just one of the many lies Obama told on his campaign to dupe the American People into thinking he is their savior. In reality Obama is just a new mask on the same old face of tyranny.
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The NSA wiretapping story nobody wanted
ratilfar
by ratilfar  7-18-2009    1
 So much for the "liberal"...corporate, media.
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The Bush administration built an unprecedented surveillance operatio
brightlight4
by brightlight4  7-11-2009    3
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Bush's dirty deeds start to emerge!
shaor
by shaor  7-10-2009    2
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Report: Bush program extended beyond wiretapping
ratilfar
by ratilfar  7-10-2009    3
 The report also questions the legal advice used by President Bush to set up the program, pinpointing omissions and questionable legal memos written by Yoo at the Justice Department. The report suggests Yoo ignored an explicit provision in the FISA law designed to restrict the government's authority to conduct electronic surveillance during wartime. And it said flaws in Yoo's memos later presented "a serious impediment" to recertifying the program.
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NSA Analysts Spied on Own Wives and Girlfriends
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  6-18-2009    4
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Is Your Cell Phone Spying On You?
chestnut501
by chestnut501  6-7-2009    4
 This new generation of -user-friendly spy-phone software has become widely available in the last year—and it confers stunning powers.
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Richard Clarke speaks the truth: 'The Trauma of 9/11 Is No Excuse'
ratilfar
by ratilfar  6-1-2009   
 Cont.... Yet listening to Cheney and Rice, it seems that they want to be excused for the measures they authorized after the attacks on the grounds that 9/11 was traumatic. "If you were there in a position of authority and watched Americans drop out of eighty-story buildings because these murderous tyrants went after innocent people," Rice said in her recent comments, "then you were determined to do anything that you could that was legal to prevent that from happening again." I have little sympathy for this argument. Yes, we went for days with little sleep, and we all assumed that more attacks were coming. But the decisions that Bush officials made in the following months and years -- on Iraq, on detentions, on interrogations, on wiretapping -- were not appropriate. Careful analysis could have replaced the impulse to break all the rules, even more so because the Sept. 11 attacks, though horrifying, should not have surprised senior officials. Cheney's admission that 9/11 caused him
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US Spy Flies to gain new eyes
disenchantedcitizen
by disenchantedcitizen  5-25-2009    1
 Techno geeks continue to make it easier to spy on and congratulate themselves for making spy tools smaller and more efficient. Politicians enable warrantless wiretapping to be more legally acceptable. They feign outrage but don’t punish those who authorized and instigated spying on us. The NSA spy-fest during the Bush administration was met with outrage by the press (for a very sort time) but nothing has come of it. Are they still spying on us? The police state grows because, let’s face it, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of resistance. Local police kick and beat suspects, boldly in front of cameras, and they are cleared of any wrong doing, which just emboldens them even further. Bloggers and citizen reporters are the only real sources of what is actually happening to us because the MSM is so concerned with keeping their ad income that true investigative reporting is all but dead. If somehow the internet gets shutdown, we will truly be in the dark.
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Obama Gets What He Wished For
merrie
by merrie  5-21-2009    3
  Well look who's squirming now. Once again, and now under a Democrat President, Democrats find themselves in a panic over being seen as weak on terrorism. In the environment created by President Obama's hasty decisions, selective release of documents from his predecessor's administration, and constant droning on about the miserable legacy he inherited, Speaker Nancy Pelosi sought to cover up her own participation in the Congressional-Executive consultations on terrorist interrogation -- and then attempted to deflect evidence to the contrary by dismissing the US intelligence community as serial liars. Not a single, credible observer believes her account, she was rebuked by her own party's CIA Director, and her number two in the House leadership openly discussed the need for a independent review of her comments.
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Colombia - corruption at the highest levels.
beanz
by beanz  5-20-2009   
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Gingrich: Obama wants to "get up in the morning and punish Americans"
ratilfar
by ratilfar  5-3-2009    5
 Another variation on Obama's ultimate boogey man smear.
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Bombshell (!) in Israeli-USA Spy Network Case
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  4-22-2009    5
 I'm glad this reporter summed up yesterday's revelations (see clip) -- and he did a good job -- because it would have stretched the limits of my own incredulousness to do so. 1. Serious Israeli spying on the USA. (Not accusation. Guy in jail for 12 years; previous cases, guys in jail) 2. These two Israeli lobbyist from AIPAC are facing trial for being involved but real heavy-duty machinations keep getting the trial postponed. 3. Jewish Congresswoman Jane Harmon tells the Jewish Lobby and Israeli agents she will help quash the trial of the two AIPAC lobbyist if they can use their influence to get her nominated to become head of the House Intelligence Committee. 4. This is caught on tap in a legal wiretap that was on the AIPAC accused Israeli spies. 5. AG Gonzales (this was a year ago,Bush president) stops any investigation of Congresswoman Harmon by the NSA in exchange for her supporting Bush era illegal warrantless wiretaping of US citizens. Wow! This can't go on.
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Sources: Wiretap Recorded Rep. Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC
Spiritualmonkey
by Spiritualmonkey  4-20-2009   
 AIPAC spies against the US for Israel, and then tries to buy a congresswoman to get their spies off the hook. But the idea that The Israel Lobby on Capitol Hill has more clout than the NRA is a ludicrous idea. Totally ludicrous.
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100 days worse than predicted
lassouth
by lassouth  4-20-2009   
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a ton more people were wiretapped -and it continues
doodleicious
by doodleicious  4-18-2009    6
 this is a long story- but interesting
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9/11 Truth Activist Arrested in Canadian Bush Protest
katsteevns
by katsteevns  4-16-2009    3
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New Revelations About the Wiretapping Program
sincitykitty
by sincitykitty  4-16-2009   
 NY Times Reports New Revelations About Wiretapping Program.....
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store raided for selling ziploc bags
lassouth
by lassouth  4-12-2009   
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Obama Adopts Bush Policy on Domestic Spying
blueridge
by blueridge  4-9-2009    8
 This is a landmark moment. No 'change' here either. Was this not a major issue before, American freedoms and civil liberties from government instrusion? Will Democrats remain silent? Is a mere change of party--but not policy--enough?
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Same wolf- Different Coat
sincitykitty
by sincitykitty  4-7-2009    1
 President Obama promised the American people a new era of transparency, accountability, and respect for civil liberties. But with the Obama Justice Department continuing the Bush administration's cover-up of the National Security Agency's dragnet surveillance of millions of Americans, and insisting that the much-publicized warrantless wiretapping program is still a "secret" that cannot be reviewed by the courts, it feels like deja vu all over again.
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OBAMA SAYS COURT MUST DISMISS JEWEL V. NSA FOR STATE SECRETS
sincitykitty
by sincitykitty  4-7-2009   
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Obama Admin Embraces Bush Position on Warrantless Wiretapping & Secrecy
disenchantedcitizen
by disenchantedcitizen  4-6-2009    1
 "President Obama promised the American people a new era of transparency, accountability, and respect for civil liberties," said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Kevin Bankston. "But with the Obama Justice Department continuing the Bush administration's cover-up of the National Security Agency's dragnet surveillance of millions of Americans, and insisting that the much-publicized warrantless wiretapping program is still a 'secret' that cannot be reviewed by the courts, it feels like deja vu all over again."
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Obama's Moving To The Left Of Europe ----- Now What?
merrie
by merrie  4-5-2009    6
 a continent sandwiched between North Africa, the Middle East, and Russia, with millions of unassimilated Muslim immigrants at home. In matters of foreign policy, Obama likewise has outflanked the Europeans. His calls for talks without restriction with the Iranians; his offer to pour hundreds of millions into Gaza; his outreach to the Syrians; and his popular resonance in South America, the Middle East, and Africa suggest that a leftist America now has more in common with some of these former European colonies than do the centrist Europeans. It was once easy to slur Bush’s War on Terror as typical American overkill. But now Europeans had better worry that someone in the Obama administration will notice that the renditions, preventative detentions, wiretapping, and summary deportations practiced in parts of Europe were often as authoritarian as anything Bush embraced.
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Internet Wiretapping
cheapogroovo
by cheapogroovo  4-1-2009   
 Administrative agencies changing congressional intent
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Obama's European Vacation Part 2
merrie
by merrie  4-1-2009   
  Napolitano tells the German news site Spiegel Online that while she presumes there is always a threat from terrorism: "I referred to "man-caused" disasters. The Orwellian World of Doublespeak of Barack Hussein Pbama, Junior and His Fascist Pigs, where War means Peace, Civil Liberties means Illegal Spying, Surveillance and Wiretapping and Economic Prosperity equals Massive Depression. Freedom equals Slavery. This is Barry's World of Doublespeak. Where is the outrage over Obama securing a $500K book advance days before being sworn in as president, thereby allowing him to circumvent disclosure laws? Washington Times: President Obama arranged in the days just before he took office to secure a $500,000 advance for a children's book project, a disclosure report shows. Ol' Barry sure has his Cultists hoodwinked into thinking he cares about anyone other than himself and his own personal enrichment. Classless Barry. Classless.
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The EFF Surveilance Self-Defense Project
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  3-4-2009   
 Knowledge is power.
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Investagation; Yes Or No?
glennbah
by glennbah  3-3-2009   
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