The title of this Wall Street Journal says it all...
"NSA's Domestic Spying Grows As Agency Sweeps Up Data"...
The article is breathtaking in it's scope and frightening, when you think about it, with regards to how much information (email, web searches/sites visited, phone calls, wire transfers, cell phone call, etc.) the NSA must have stored on it's computer servers about ALL OF US. I'll say it again, Democracy is HARD... yes, I believe we should be tracking terrorists, their communications and their banking transactions but do I believe that the government should be rounding up all of that information about all of us in the process too? No. Bush 2.0 continues to ask for the benefit of the doubt when it comes to this kind of surveillance but in my book, Bush 2.0 lost all of their credibility years ago. Do you trust them?
The article is breathtaking in it's scope and frightening, when you think about it, with regards to how much information (email, web searches/sites visited, phone calls, wire transfers, cell phone call, etc.) the NSA must have stored on it's computer servers about ALL OF US. I'll say it again, Democracy is HARD... yes, I believe we should be tracking terrorists, their communications and their banking transactions but do I believe that the government should be rounding up all of that information about all of us in the process too? No. Bush 2.0 continues to ask for the benefit of the doubt when it comes to this kind of surveillance but in my book, Bush 2.0 lost all of their credibility years ago. Do you trust them?
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