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Prediction: Congress will very shortly pass a law banning the NSA spying ... (Original Post) Scuba Jul 2013 OP
I was about to say that your optimism is cali Jul 2013 #1
Got me. Arctic Dave Jul 2013 #2
I hope this isn't classified information you're sharing... think Jul 2013 #3
And they will make it retroactive, the new way to protect those in power, so that anything sabrina 1 Jul 2013 #4
I figure there is something we are not being told. gordianot Jul 2013 #5
 

cali

(114,904 posts)
1. I was about to say that your optimism is
Wed Jul 31, 2013, 10:19 AM
Jul 2013

a bit on the naive side but then I saw the money line.

 

think

(11,641 posts)
3. I hope this isn't classified information you're sharing...
Wed Jul 31, 2013, 10:21 AM
Jul 2013
Yes, I feel the need to add this now....

sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)
4. And they will make it retroactive, the new way to protect those in power, so that anything
Wed Jul 31, 2013, 10:24 AM
Jul 2013

the NSA already has on them will become illegal to use against them.

Actually that would be a good thing because one of the most dangerous things about all this spying is how it can be used against elected officials and probably has been.

Actually my prediction is that this will not go away until laws are passed seriously restricting the anti-Constitutional behavior of the NSA and Security Contractors. And it will be International. Already there are calls for the International Community to begin the process of making these massive spying policies on innocent people, illegal.

As one spokesperson said about HIS country 'we guarantee our citizens the right to privacy so it is outrageous that those rights have been violated and it is our duty to fix that now'.

gordianot

(15,238 posts)
5. I figure there is something we are not being told.
Wed Jul 31, 2013, 10:37 AM
Jul 2013

The NSA is not the only organization doing this nor is the United States the only country with this capability.

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