Bush's secret surveillance state
Future of Freedom Foundation
by Anthony Gregory
12/26/05
The real threat to American liberty, the defense of which the administration still insists is the purpose of the war on terror, is a federal government without strict checks and limits on its power, whose executives feel comfortable using the military to spy on peaceful Americans, while telling the media not to report their secret and unconstitutional surveillance activities. The use of a military intelligence agency against the American people, with or without judicial oversight, is far more a 'shameful act' than reporting such activities to the American people, who have a right to know...
http://www.fff.org/comment/com0512i.asp
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
by Anthony Gregory
12/26/05
The real threat to American liberty, the defense of which the administration still insists is the purpose of the war on terror, is a federal government without strict checks and limits on its power, whose executives feel comfortable using the military to spy on peaceful Americans, while telling the media not to report their secret and unconstitutional surveillance activities. The use of a military intelligence agency against the American people, with or without judicial oversight, is far more a 'shameful act' than reporting such activities to the American people, who have a right to know...
http://www.fff.org/comment/com0512i.asp
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
Starmail - 27. Dez, 15:10
