[Candor7]

Look, this is no joke, using security letters to get otherwise unobtainable data on people from Banks other than by due process. Due process guarantees that some bank guy won't devulge your commercial secrets to competitors through the FBI for example, or call the IRS because your former employer didn't understand that credit card charge on your expence account?

This Bull $hit has to stop.

One way to stop it is simply to publish a list of names of all those people whose personal information was ILLEGALLY obtained, on the fraudulent basis of national security. Then those responsible need to be placed in jeopardy to pay any damages caused by their illegal actions.

[mad_as_he$$]

I am as serious as you brother.

[FreeReign]

This Bull $hit has to stop.

AP | Excerpt:The new audit, which examines use of national security letters issued in 2006, “will identify issues similar to those in the report issued last March,” Mueller told senators. The privacy abuse “predates the reforms we now have in place,” he said. “We are committed to ensuring that we not only get this right, but maintain the vital trust of the American people,” Mueller said. He offered no additional details about the upcoming audit.

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