iceberg
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- May 15, 2017
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again - you point to the law who's already said what they did was illegal.I will explain with a hypothetical example: Suppose our NSA is conducting electronic surveillance on N Korea. They are wiretapping Korea and this American guy keeps popping up on intercepts talking to Korean bigwigs. Might want to find out who else he is talking to so they wiretap him in accordance with the law in case they ever have to prosecute. Seems pretty reasonable until you change N Korea to Russia and our hypothetical traitor to Mannafort. Why is that?Remember those days when you called liberals a bunch of terrorist sympathizers because they did not like the shaky legal grounds that made the FISA courts the final say on the legality of any given surveillance? This is entirely legal because FISA said so. Don't like it? We told you so years ago when all you could do is kiss Bush ass.take Crooked Obama to jail. lock him up!
US government wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman - CNNPolitics
Is this what you are talking about? Notice that the F stands for foreign.
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 ("FISA" Pub.L. 95–511, 92 Stat. 1783, 50 U.S.C. ch.
why do liberals keep doing that? well other than you got nothing else so hope to keep confusion alive and well i suppose.