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In his first live TV interview last Friday, National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower William Binney blew the lid off of the secrecy surrounding the agency's ongoing surveillance of phone calls and emails inside the United States.
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US law enforcement and security have a problem. They can’t really tap online communications effectively. They want laws to ensure they’re able to decrypt various types of messages. The instant howl was predictable, but many are saying it won’t work.
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Russell Tice, a former analyst for the National Security Agency, has started that the agency had access to all American communications and that journalists were targeted.
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The 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that a court order is not needed to wiretap Americans overseas. Fourth Amendment rights and protections cannot always be guaranteed to American spies when they leave this country.
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The powers that be in the government want to be able to listen in like a fly on the wall when you're on the phone. The program is to track terrorists and American targets for a week without a warrant. But is that really what is going on?
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Anthony Pellicano's worked for some of the best famous names in Hollywood. Pellicano's a private eye who may have some juicy goods on the A list. That's enough to make some stars sweat as he goes on trial for a federal wiretapping case.
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When did the Bush administration start looking into wiretapping Americans calls? What was the original reason for this spying? With terrorism being the focus of the past few years the truth is the program intensified not for terror in the world.
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George Bush stood on the White House lawn today to tell the public about how Congress is messing with his pet project. You know the one, listening in on Americans talking to people in other countries.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee subpoenaed the White House and V.P's office for documents about President Bush's warrantless eavesdropping program. Also named were the Justice Department and the National Security Council who have until July 18 to comply.
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Should a world power be above the law? Should the leader? The laws of a country should have no question marks when it comes to the leadership of a country. But in the United States it seems that legal and illegal acts are tossed around in the same basket.
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 The Supreme Court of Canada today struck down a law that allows police to tap telephones without a warrant in an emergency.
 Public Safety Minister Vic Toews told a parliamentary commitee Tuesday that threats made by the hacker group Anonymous over the warrantless wiretapping bill should concern all Canadians.
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