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Patroit Act Tom Foolery Legislation is coming!
This feel good Legislation is just that! It just gives all the power to the Secret court(FISA) with no oversight.Do you Think The NSA will have storage offices in the Telephone Companies or The telephone companies will have office storage in NSA? Is the only question to considered! Maybe storage space in both for back up! [:D]
The Tea party is stupid to buy this from from their representatives in my opinion! Our Congress is just hoodwinking the public on this issue! All Data will be store to confirm you are honest,period.
Regardless if your innocent or not.That the distinction between Our Government and We The People! They spy you don't! All hail the all seeing eye! (Santa Claus)[:D]
serf
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/01/us/politics/patriot-act-faces-revisions-backed-by-both-parties.html
Under the bipartisan bills in the House and Senate, the Patriot Act would be changed to prohibit bulk collection, and sweeps that had operated under the guise of so-called National Security Letters issued by the F.B.I. would end. The data would instead be stored by the phone companies themselves, and could be accessed by intelligence agencies only after approval of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court.
The Tea party is stupid to buy this from from their representatives in my opinion! Our Congress is just hoodwinking the public on this issue! All Data will be store to confirm you are honest,period.
Regardless if your innocent or not.That the distinction between Our Government and We The People! They spy you don't! All hail the all seeing eye! (Santa Claus)[:D]
serf
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/01/us/politics/patriot-act-faces-revisions-backed-by-both-parties.html
Under the bipartisan bills in the House and Senate, the Patriot Act would be changed to prohibit bulk collection, and sweeps that had operated under the guise of so-called National Security Letters issued by the F.B.I. would end. The data would instead be stored by the phone companies themselves, and could be accessed by intelligence agencies only after approval of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court.