[Nachum]

Not a bad idea. What if a few million people all demanded to see their NSA files under a FOIA, then after rejection sued in a class action suit?

[freeangel]

And if they weren’t collecting info on him specifically then, they are now.

[cripplecreek]

[stephenjohnbanker]

” What if a few million people all demanded to see their NSA files under a FOIA, then after rejection sued in a class action suit? “

Laudable. Only problem is we are now under a dictatorship. Laws mean nothing.

[Regulator]

then after rejection sued in a class action suit?

The employees of the agency would perjure themselves in court, refuse to cooperate with the court, claim the court has no jurisdiction over them, and rationalize it all by saying anything they do is for the Greater Good because they can't let The Enemy (roughly defined as whoever is bothering them at a particular moment) get an advantage on them.

It's pretty clear to the populace at large that these guys now run the government for their own benefit, and consider the citizenry to be a subservient serf class.

[Diogenesis]

ONLY terrorists get protection from the NSA.

THEIR communications are ignored.
THEIR Passports not needed.
AND they are weaponized by Holder (Fast&Furious)
and Obama/Clinton (MANPADs).

[tacticalogic]

You’re “enlightened” if you voted for transparency. You’re a racist if you’re pissed off that you didn’t get it.

[FoxInSocks]

two-time Obama voter who supported the President’s platform of greater governmental transparency, Seymour was shocked by the letter he received

I'm not shocked at all. obama thanks you for your vote. Think before voting next time, Seymour.

[jeffc]

It's not our government anymore.

It belongs to King Zero and his Democrat Court. Oligarchy with a monarchical figurehead is our future if we can't "wake up" the American electorate (and stop Dem election theft).

[capydick]

A Navy vet and two-time Obama voter who supported the President’s platform of greater governmental transparency, Seymour was shocked by the letter he received.

A Navy vet who voted twice for Zero? Wonder if he woke up yet.....

[Travis McGee]

Guess what? It worked.

The Plan:

DOJ + NSA + IRS = KGB

[Jack Hammer]

Sorry, Clayton: Knowledge is Ignorance.

[Eagle of Liberty]

then after rejection sued in a class action suit?

AGREED!!! CLASS ACTION!!

Found this as possible precedent?

Suit: Spy agency flouting FOIA

[Secret Agent Man]

Rejected for no standing.

Rejected due to sovereign immunity clause.

Rejected due to national security concerns.

Secret government operations against our own citizens need to end.

[Biggirl]

This is the stuff of how future massive protests and revolutions begin.

[jagusafr]

If it was his own info, he should have filed a Privacy Act request. Harder to deny.

[GreyFriar]

Release of information collected would reveal sources and methods.