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- Internet Archive's NSL Challenge
  Posted by theangryindian from ACLU
  FBI Withdraws Unconstitutional NSL Served on Internet Archive On November 26, 2007, the FBI served a National Security Letter NSL on the Internet Archive, a digital library. The letter sought personal information about one of the Archive s users, including the individual s NAME, address, and any electronic communication transactional records pertaining to the user. The NSL also included a gag order, prohibiting the Archive and its counsel from revealing the existence of the letter.
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- Top court rejects ACLU domestic spying lawsuit
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  The American Civil Liberties Union wanted the court to allow a lawsuit by the group and individuals over the wiretapping program. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the suit, saying the plaintiffs could not prove their communications had been monitored.
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- Phone companies and the surveillance state
  Posted by SoxFirst
  The US Senate is set to vote on giving phone carriers retroactive immunity for surveillance of US citizens. Just a little something to make life easier for the National Security Agency (NSA).
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- Vast data mining programs behind 2004 dispute within Bush administration
  Posted by Sandyenglish
  A New York Times article published Sunday reports that a dispute within the Bush administration over its domestic spying programs in 2004 centered on so-called “data mining” operations. These programs involve accessing massive databases of communications logs—both foreign and domestic—to search for links and associations between tens of millions of people.
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- James Comey’s testimony raises question: How extensive is police state spying in the US
  Posted by Sandyenglish
  Former Deputy Attorney General James Comey’s testimony before a Senate panel May 15 raises a number of important questions about the extent of domestic spying in the United States. Comey’s testimony gives further credence to reports that the monitoring programs set up by the American government to spy on telephone calls and e-mails are far more expansive than anything that has been officially acknowledged.
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- White House, NSA staffers bought fake diplomas from Spokane Web site
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Times
  A White House staff member and National Security Agency employees were among 6,000 people who bought bogus online college degrees from a diploma mill, a federal judge has been told.
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- Judge rebukes wiretap program
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  Bush probably thinks she hates America and is with the terrorists.
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Jon comments on:
Top court rejects ACLU domestic spying lawsuit

Kafka anyone?

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11:39 am 2/20/08
Billbar comments on:
Is the NSA spying on U.S. Internet traffic?
Whether it's a legal or illegal operation, the descriptions definitely point to NSA monitoring of the internet. Time for another FOIA request, maybe a another lawsuit. Anyone know if there's a internet backbone node in St. Louis?
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6:58 am 6/21/06
Billbar comments on:
Whistle-Blower's Evidence, Uncut
Here's the link: http://blog.wired.com/27BStroke6/att_klein_wired.pdf
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8:23 am 5/22/06

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