[PastorTony]

So you honestly feel that it’s good that the government can listen to your phone conversations? You trust the government that much? The founding fathers certainly didn’t that’s why they put so many restraints on the government.

[envisio]

I will put it to you in words you might be able to understand:

THEY ARE NOT LISTENING TO MY PHONE CONVERSATIONS

Nobody is listening to me.... nobody is listening to you.

I want you to name one person, ONE PERSON that has had their rights infringed upon because to this bill.

[Popman]

Stop being so naive

The government can violate your fourth amendment right every day.

At this moment your IPS service has a sniffer packet mandated by the government that potentially will track:

* Which Web sites you visit
* What you look at on the site
* Whom you send e-mail to
* What's in the e-mail you send
* What you download from a site
* What streaming events you use, such as audio, video and Internet telephony
* Who visits your site (if you have a Web site)

If the FBI has reasonable cause, they will get a court order to have the ISP monitor and back up your info.

[mjaneangels@aolcom]

“So you honestly feel that it’s good that the government can listen to your phone conversations? You trust the government that much? The founding fathers certainly didn’t that’s why they put so many restraints on the government.”

The founding fathers intercepted mail going to the British during the Revolutionary War. It’s the enemies, stupid.