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Date Posted: 17:04:13 06/14/13 Fri
Author: Greg
Subject: Re: Loss of rights
In reply to: Jeffman 's message, "Loss of rights" on 04:47:00 06/07/13 Fri

>So what rights have been lost? How about a right to
>privacy. Intelligence drones being used domestically.
>Data mining over the entire web and phone
>infrastructure. Where does it end? Facism?
>
>Director of National Intelligence Clapper defends
>administration's surveillance efforts after reports
>that a secret program is allowing the government to
>mine nine American tech giants, including Facebook and
>Google, for user data, a day after a secret court
>order was disclosed that allows NSA to seize millions
>of phone records for American Verizon customers.
>
>Republican Rep. James Sensenbrenner from Wisconsin,
>who co-authored the Patriot Act, was "extremely
>disturbed by what appears to be an overbroad
>interpretation of the Patriot act."

"And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."

Sorta humurous a few decades ago, and now you can't hardly do business without some kind of personal info being given during the exchange.

Try to buy or sell without having to use a card, or register the product, etc. and see what happens.

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