Lumpy 1
Diamond Member
- Jun 19, 2009
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Sooo you call a friend on the cell phone or land line, walk out your front door, send mail, buy something on line or at a store, turn on the television and switch channel, drive a car, use a credit card, go to a doctor, vote, take a picture, post on the USMB....Well... basically do anything and you are "data mined"
It's so fortunate for us..
.. that the government (NSA) is building a 1 million to 1.5 million square foot structure for storing this information (data mining).
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Crowds across the U.S. gathered Thursday to protest the federal government’s surveillance of the American public – recently highlighted by leaker Edward Snowden – as part of pro-Forth Amendment rallies, chanting “NSA go away!”
More than 400 people gathered in New York and Washington D.C., while around 300 people were estimated to be in San Francisco.
Protests were also scheduled in 100 other cities, according to the organizers, “Restore the Fourth,” who describe themselves as a grassroots, non-partisan movement. The organization estimated that national turnout would be around 10,000 people, Reuters reports.
“Our demands are very simple: We think these programs which violate the constitutional rights of Americans need to end,” Ben Doernberg, an organizer of the New York City protest, told Fox News.
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans from unlawful search and seizure.
Read more: Crowds across America protest NSA in 'Restore the Fourth' movement | Fox News
Crowds across America protest NSA in 'Restore the Fourth' movement | Fox News
It's so fortunate for us..
.. that the government (NSA) is building a 1 million to 1.5 million square foot structure for storing this information (data mining). ---------------------------------
Crowds across the U.S. gathered Thursday to protest the federal government’s surveillance of the American public – recently highlighted by leaker Edward Snowden – as part of pro-Forth Amendment rallies, chanting “NSA go away!”
More than 400 people gathered in New York and Washington D.C., while around 300 people were estimated to be in San Francisco.
Protests were also scheduled in 100 other cities, according to the organizers, “Restore the Fourth,” who describe themselves as a grassroots, non-partisan movement. The organization estimated that national turnout would be around 10,000 people, Reuters reports.
“Our demands are very simple: We think these programs which violate the constitutional rights of Americans need to end,” Ben Doernberg, an organizer of the New York City protest, told Fox News.
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans from unlawful search and seizure.
Read more: Crowds across America protest NSA in 'Restore the Fourth' movement | Fox News
Crowds across America protest NSA in 'Restore the Fourth' movement | Fox News
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