This guy is full of crap.
When one end of your phone conversation is outside the USA, you have NO expectation of privacy. That other country’s security service or others could be listening.
Fore warned, fore armed. You speak, you take your chances.
It’s NOT illegal to listen to that conversation.
Did you also miss this weeks news that the FISA Court of Appeals upheld that all the BS the loonie left said was illegal, is in reality LEGAL.
While Soldiers Died, The Left Lied. To help the enemy.
When one end of your phone conversation is outside the USA, you have NO expectation of privacy. That other country’s security service or others could be listening.
They are monitoring all communication, not just communication to/from other countries. From the article:
“It didn't matter whether you were in Kansas, in the middle of the country, and you never made foreign communications at all. They monitored all communications.”
I respect you as few others hereon.
HOwever,
I also respected the CT techs etc. I worked with as a radioman in the Navy.
I’m utterly convinced that ALL . . . AS IN 100% OF ALL
electronic communications (including phone) have been monitored by computer for more than 35 years . . . against a massive list of keywords . . . and not just in the USA but essentially the whole world—virtually regardless.
I’m partially convinced that for key addresses . . . machines could electronically scan sealed snail mail letters as well . . . and, as I gathered, unfold them etc. in the computer image of them . . . . I hypotesized according to the particles given off by ink when scanned with whatever other rays.