Whatever it is, James Clapper will lie.
Posted on 09/02/2020 2:43:34 PM PDT by Texan4Life
A federal appeals court has found that the US National Security Agency's controversial bulk collection of citizens' phone records was against the law.
"We conclude that the government may have violated the Fourth Amendment and did violate the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act ("FISA") when it collected the telephony metadata of millions of Americans," the opinion by Judge Berzon, published Sept. 2, says.
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Great! When will we see the prosecutions of those who directed the agency to act illegally?
Zer0 had zero regard for the rule of law. You don’t call him Zero for nothing.
I wonder what Clapper has to say?
I’m sure they will promise to not do it again. Just ask them.
I hope no one is surprised what the traitor and The Greatest Fraud Ever did. After arrest, quick, fair trail and conviction, the putrid oaf should be hanged.
He was setup! The Pelosi defense.
https://cdni.rt.com/files/episode/36/8e/b0/00/nsa.si.jpg
What do all those people who own those cars do at the NSA? Why so many people?
[Great! When will we see the prosecutions of those who directed the agency to act illegally?]
Exactly
They should be forced to give the data back to the person it was harvested from. That way we would all know how intrucively evil they are.
That is going to upset Maxine Waters and Obama’s massive database.
I’m not aware, but, did Trump stop the NSA data collection after he became president?
If not, why not?
How will we ever know that the data has been destroyed?
Hey! There’s James Clapper!
They don’t care what the court’s say. They are a law unto themselves. They will continue to suck up all digital communication and store it in a massive database. Be forewarned.
Yes
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