[Jim Robinson]

"AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Comcast, and Sprint declined to comment. A government source familiar with the port reader software said it is not used on an industry-wide basis, and only in situations where carriers' own wiretap compliance technology is insufficient to provide agents with what they are seeking."

[M Kehoe]

Germany circa 1939 sans the technology.

5.56mm

[BCR #226]

Um... NO. If the FBI can violate the Constitution, so can we. NSA and FBI better stop this crap before we get tired of putting up with it and put a stop to it HARD.

Tired of my Rights being infringed upon.

[bmwcyle]

Go Jim Go

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[BenLurkin]

[Candor7]

.........the FBI has developed custom “port reader” software to intercept Internet metadata in real time.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

More unconstitutional warrantless searches.Look, the fact uis that the Obama administration will use data acquired
tis way to damage its political enemies.

We need to put a stop to this....... NOW~

[MeshugeMikey]

If PRISM the NSA software can log keystrokes without installing a trojan on my system....why would the fbi want anything more??

[null and void]

Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping!

To get onto The Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping List you must threaten to report me to the Mods if I don’t add you to the list...

[Chode]

[SE Mom]

DAMN.

[Political Junkie Too]

When will the CEO's of major private corporations such as trading, banking, investing, oil, consumer goods, etc., rise up and protest this?

It's the private industry that provides the economic engine that is taxed to pay for the government.

What would happen if they all rise up and say "No?"

-PJ

[Red Steel]

Active eavesdropping hardware sure simplifies the Feds’ snooping.

[JoeProBono]

[VRW Conspirator]

I was thinking about changing my moniker to something that the FBI would be reluctant to track like Benghazi, Fast and Furious or birth certificate.

[drypowder]

Although the workings of a NWO has been around for decades, as president, George H. Bush publicly declared the era of a NWO and that they will not fail in successfully implementing it. I believe many will agree that the most dangerous enemy facing the American people today is the American government and the behind the scene elites, banking cartels and organizations such as the Carlyle Group who control it. If one pays attention one can easily conclude that our American society is currently being manipulated in order to usher in an era of destruction. Thus, the NWO to the rescue but it will only be on their terms of submit and surrender. Jesus told us of these times to come and that we are to accept them as growing pains. Christian persecution and human suffering is fast becoming the norm and we must never forget at whose hand is at the center of the suffering.

[lonevoice]

I have had it up to here with my government spying on me!

[Travis McGee]

[jimjohn]

At the time of this writing, there were 30 responses to JR’s posts. Here’s how I would categories the reponses(directly to the posts):

Doom and Gloom (and Proof there of):13

Photos: 6

We should do something:3

Warning to GOV:3

Jokes 1

Solutions or Counter Measures: 0

And this is why, in part we’re losing. We throw up our hands and say there’s nothing we can do about it. The closest I saw to something in the right direction was:

“...If the FBI can violate the Constitution, so can we. NSA and FBI better stop this crap before we get tired of putting up with it and put a stop to it HARD...”

Fact is, we should. We all know what the 4th Amendment says, and that regine in DC has decided to ignore it and has in fact rubber-stamped violating it. All it takes is someone in power whenever they decide to use whatever against us. So it is time for us tech folks to start developing alternative means of communication for if/when the need arises. I am in the software/internet business, so it wouldn’t much of the audience to get too technical, but safe to say we’re gonna have to come up with something that doesn’t use the standard IP protocals that were agreed upon by browser developers and network providers years ago. Not only that, we will probably need more independent nodes/relay points out there to transmitt information over the new network.

There’s a lot more we can and should be doing. Some include means of communications that may be more organizational that electronic. The point is, we should be doing these things NOW. I for one, don’t want my children stuck in some Warsaw (or Detroit) ghetto hearing the troops outside wonder why their parents didn’t do anything.

The old mantra is ‘If you want peace, prepare for war’. Here’s the new one: “We’re are war, and there wont be any peace until we start fighting back.

We have to stop the whining, and crying. We know what’s going on. It’s time people.

jimjohn - OUT (drops the mic)

[Bullish]

Sure America, elect and re-elect a Chicago thug.... What could go wrong?

[unixfox]

We need to coordinate an attack with keywords that will make them go batsh!t.

A few million people on any given day just bombarding them with false look ups. Make the system worthless.

F U B O !! F U NSA!!