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Mini-recap: o The NSA can listen in on all American citizens' border-crossing communications of any sort without a warrant or any other court procedure, and effectively distribute that information to any and all local law-enforcement agencies. And foreign governments. Loss of Fourth Amendment rights. Not even discussed with the American public. Not even debated by our elected representatives. o Domestic law enforcement agencies can request, receive, and widely disseminate this information without any laws interfering. A major blurring of the lines between Military and civilian control. o Requests for political reasons are acceptable. (last paragraph) o The NSA uses a huge number of computers to listen for "key words" on "watch lists" for ALL border crossing traffic, including voice conversations. That means in 1975 they could convert voice to text, then do keyword searches against it. It's 1997 now. Just how did United States citizens lose these Fourth Amendment rights, granted by the Constitution? And why is the Military monitoring the communications of Americans on U.S. soil and working with domestic law enforcement? Well, one day President Truman issued a secret order creating the NSA. As testified by Library of Congress members on C-SPAN, the names of these presidential findings change with administrations. They are called variously Presidential Decision Directives, National Security Council Decision Directives, Executive Orders, etc. One might think these special override-the-constitution presidential directives |
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