In 2008 Telecoms were granted government immunity after they helped U.S. Government spy on millions of Americans' electronic communications. Since, Government has not disclosed what happened to NSA's millions of collected emails, faxes and phone call ...
While no one contests that the market's first leg up from its March lows was necessary and logical, what is happening now is too much too fast. In March, price levels had nothing to do with fundamentals and more to do with the hysterical state ...
In 2004, former Attorney General John Ashcroft asked government prosecutors to review thousands of old intelligence files including wiretaps to retrieve information prosecutors could use in “ordinary” criminal prosecutions. That was shortly after a ...
Americans should be alert to a problematic increase in "police property seizures" as the economy worsens: Police departments having a budget crisis, faced with having to layoff police officers, may increasingly look to civil asset forfeiture of ...
Asked when Iraqi ground forces could handle security so U.S. troops would not have to, Lt. Gen. James Dubik told lawmakers on Capitol Hill that the strength of Iraq's ground forces had grown significantly. "The ground forces will mostly be done by ...
Today the U.S. Senate Votes on THE FISA AMENDMENTS ACT OF 2008, HR 6304. H.R. 6304 EH may be found at: thomas.loc.gov/ As most Americans know, Telecoms got caught helping U.S. Spy Agencies—illegally wiretap millions of U.S. private phone calls, ...
The House of Representatives on June 20th 2008 sent to the U.S. Senate, THE FISA AMENDMENTS ACT OF 2008, HR 6304. H.R. 6304 EH may be found at: http://thomas.loc.gov/ As most of us know, several Telecoms have gotten caught helping U.S. Spy ...
With recession in the air and gasoline surpassing $4 a gallon, presumptive presidential nominees John McCain and Barack Obama focused on the economy Monday, each accusing the other of not understanding how it works. Obama launched his "Change That ...
It is absolutely striking how language in pending S.1959, "The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act" appears to mirror some of Hitler’s Discriminatory Laws the Fuhrer signed in 1933. Below this article are “Adolf Hitler’s ...
President Bush wants Congress to give the Telecom Industry “Retroactive Immunity” for crimes the Telecom Industry might have committed against U.S. Citizens while helping government—illegally spy on Americans’ personal phone calls, faxes and emails? ...
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