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To: hipaatwo; Mo1

UPDATE: I’ve started reading the opinion. The first thing that strikes me is that how Judge dismissed the government’s claim that the Plaintiff’s could not prove their conversations were being monitored. She relied on the affidavits of lawyers and a journalist who admitted they had contacts with terrorist organizations and people accused of helping the insurgency in Iraq. So when faced with admissions of people that they are in contact with alleged terrorist organizations - the Judge ordered the government to stop listening. Why? Because it impeded their ability to conduct research, engage in advocacy, interact with sources, and represent clients. The Judge also noted the financial “hardships” these Plaintiffs would face in having to travel to meet these people. This apparently trumps national security. This is insanity.

http://www.anklebitingpundits.com/content/?p=546

I have no words. That will take a while to absorb. It feels like a body blow right now.



227 posted on 08/17/2006 10:51:30 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: Peach

And the WHOREMEDIA won't tell us all that is in the ruling.


230 posted on 08/17/2006 10:53:25 AM PDT by hipaatwo (Kofi anti-Semite who sucks up to Arab dictators and presides over UN choking on its own filth-JPod)
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