OT Bush wins ... Dims lose ...America wins...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070706/ap_on_re_us/domestic_spying

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Scott in Florida wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070706/...omestic_spying

The America I love and respect lost. Sorry to hear your vision of
American involves treating others in a way we should never allow our
citizens to be treated. It also hints that even our citizens may be striped
of their rights if one man things so.

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Joseph Meehan

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"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Scott in Florida wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070706/...omestic_spying

The America I love and respect lost. Sorry to hear your vision of
American involves treating others in a way we should never allow our
citizens to be treated. It also hints that even our citizens may be
striped of their rights if one man things so.

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Joseph Meehan

Dia 's Muire duit

I'm not going to say that I agree with all aspects of so-called "domestic
spying" but a good yardstick of what is sensible is to see what the ACLU
stands for and then go in the other direction.

"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Scott in Florida wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070706/...omestic_spying

The America I love and respect lost. Sorry to hear your vision of
American involves treating others in a way we should never allow our
citizens to be treated. It also hints that even our citizens may be
striped of their rights if one man things so.

What "rights"? The "right" to sue the government because you think you may
have been wiretapped, though you have no evidence of it? The "right" to
demand that government agencies expose all their covert counterterrorism
procedures?

The suit seems ridiculous on its face -- another bit of ACLU looniness. All
of us (except terrorists) should be relieved that the silly thing was thrown
out.

Neil

"Neil Harrington" wrote in message
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"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Scott in Florida wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070706/...omestic_spying

The America I love and respect lost. Sorry to hear your vision of
American involves treating others in a way we should never allow our
citizens to be treated. It also hints that even our citizens may be
striped of their rights if one man things so.

What "rights"? The "right" to sue the government because you think you may
have been wiretapped, though you have no evidence of it? The "right" to
demand that government agencies expose all their covert counterterrorism
procedures?

The suit seems ridiculous on its face -- another bit of ACLU looniness.
All of us (except terrorists) should be relieved that the silly thing was
thrown out.

Neil


Wire tapping without a warrant is illegal. If the Attorney General won't
bring charges, what recourse do Americans have to force the President of the
United States to obey the law?

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"Matt Clara" wrote in message
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Wire tapping without a warrant is illegal. If the Attorney General won't
bring charges, what recourse do Americans have to force the President of
the United States to obey the law?


Tell stupid people to shut the hell up and worry more about Arab terrorists.

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Thomas wrote:
"Matt Clara" wrote in message
Wire tapping without a warrant is illegal. If the Attorney General
won't bring charges, what recourse do Americans have to force the
President of the United States to obey the law?

Tell stupid people to shut the hell up and worry more about Arab
terrorists.

I suggest reading the novel "The R Document" by Irving Wallace. The
predictions the author made back in 1976(!!!) are just stunning when
compared to recent developments.

jue

It is alleged that Jürgen Exner claimed:

Thomas wrote:
"Matt Clara" wrote in message
Wire tapping without a warrant is illegal. If the Attorney General
won't bring charges, what recourse do Americans have to force the
President of the United States to obey the law?

Tell stupid people to shut the hell up and worry more about Arab
terrorists.

I suggest reading the novel "The R Document" by Irving Wallace. The
predictions the author made back in 1976(!!!) are just stunning when
compared to recent developments.

Or "1984", written in 1948 by George Orwell.

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I didn't think anyone could be stupider than Bush until I read this thread.
I guess Cheney has his hand up the butt of more than one dummy.

Matt Clara wrote:
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Wire tapping without a warrant is illegal. If the Attorney General
won't bring charges, what recourse do Americans have to force the
President of the United States to obey the law?

And when the people who are charged with enforcing the laws do so by
breaking the law, the whole thing falls apart.


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Joseph Meehan

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