What do you care? You don't even live in the U.S., any of its territories, or the Duchy of Grand Fenwick.
{sips glass of '03 Pinot Grand Enwick} We have always been at war with East Tensorvania.
What do you care? You don't even live in the U.S., any of its territories, or the Duchy of Grand Fenwick.
{sips glass of '03 Pinot Grand Enwick} We have always been at war with East Tensorvania.
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Look at the shape of my text.
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The first is shifting the holding of phone call metadata from the NSA to
the phone companies, allowing the NSA to still search through it after
getting a court order. While this may be a marginal improvement, it still
has tremendous problems. It will almost certainly come with some sort of
data retention law -- something that the feds have wanted for ages, and
which civil liberties activists have been fighting against for years.
During the vietnam counter protest movements weren't something like 4/5 heads of the movements on the payroll?
Look what happened with the newburgh 5. The paid informant paid 5 hired thugs to be his terror cell so he could have something to inform on.
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No, but the FBI wanted the anti-war movement activists to think that.
"It Was Time to Do More Than Protest": Activists Admit to 1971 FBI Burglary That Exposed COINTELPRO