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Tell the Senate Intelligence Committee to Take In the Sunset

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date June 7, 2017
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Now that Sen. Tom Cotton has proposed making Section 702 surveillance permanent, it’s important to reach out to the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee who will be initially considering this. Let them know that the United States government needs to stop end-runs around our Constitutional rights and end unlawful mass surveillance once and for […]

Tags 702, committee, congress, domestic, FISA, foreign, intelligence, nsa, pemanent, reauthorize, section 702, senate, senator, senators, sunset, surveillance, tom cotton

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The Deep State Is Spying On Congress? You Don’t Say

Post author By Alex Marthews
Post date January 15, 2016
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The Wall Street Journal, not having the benefit of a near-pathological obsession with all things surveillance-related, has done some goldfish reporting on how shocked, shocked they are that the NSA may have “inadvertently” and “incidentally” gathered up some communications of US elected representatives, during the course of closely scrutinizing the communications of Binyamin Netanyahu. It’s […]

Tags cia, cisa, devin nunes, dianne feinstein, FBI, fisc, jane harman, jason chaffetz, john roberts, nsa, peter hoekstra, political surveillance, rand paul, russell tice, surveillance