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- Why We Published the AT&T Docs
  Posted by Billbar from Wired
  As a result, we are publishing the complete text of a set of documents from the EFF's primary witness in the case, former AT&T employee and whistle-blower Mark Klein -- information obtained by investigative reporter Ryan Singel through an anonymous source close to the litigation.
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- Seymour M. Hersh: LISTENING IN
  Posted by Billbar from New Yorker
  A government consultant told me that tens of thousands of Americans had had their calls monitored in one way or the other. “In the old days, you needed probable cause to listen in,” the consultant explained. “But you could not listen in to generate probable cause. What they’re doing is a violation of the spirit of the law.”
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- Bellsouth demands NSA call data story retraction
  Posted by Billbar from Rawstory
  As lawsuits mount against BellSouth Corp., the phone company faxed a letter to USA Today demanding the newspaper retract "the faults and unsubstantiated statements" outlined in an article naming the company as having provided domestic calling records to the National Security Agency. Boo-hoo.
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- NSA's data mining explained
  Posted by Billbar from News.com
  Capitol Hill politicians reacted angrily this week to a new report about how the National Security agency is involved in not merely surveillance of phone calls, but also an extensive data mining program. Q & A on what the NSA is doing.
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- Negroponte Had Denied Domestic Call Monitoring
  Posted by Billbar from Washington Post
  When he was asked about the National Security Agency's controversial domestic surveillance program last Monday, U.S. intelligence chief John D. Negroponte objected to the question and said the government was "absolutely not" monitoring domestic calls without warrants.
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- The NSA is on the line -- all of them
  Posted by Billbar from Salon
  An interview with intelligence historian Matthew Aid, who predicts we'll soon learn that cellphone and Internet companies also cooperated with the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on us.
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- 51% oppose NSA database
  Posted by Billbar from USA Today
  A majority of Americans disapprove of a massive Pentagon database containing the records of billions of phone calls made by ordinary citizens, according to a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll. About two-thirds are concerned that the program may signal other, not-yet-disclosed efforts to gather information on the general public. By 51%-43%, those polled disapprove of the program.
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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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