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brett_jv

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2. Excellent ... this seems well in order at this juncture.

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Mon Jul 8, 2013, 02:19 AM

Jul 2013

I absolutely wish them the best of luck with this case. It's definitely time for a formal, official decision on this matter. I'd like to see the Supreme's go on record with their 'interpretation' of the 4th w/ regards to what the NSA has been doing since 9/11.

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Privacy Group to Ask Supreme Court to Stop N.S.A.’s Phone Spying Program [View all] alp227 Jul 2013 OP

I guess their hair's on fire, too. nt silvershadow Jul 2013 #1

Your sig is a study in irony. n/t Psephos Jul 2013 #3

Did you miss the sarcasm tag? Or do you not understand the post? nt silvershadow Jul 2013 #4

My mistake. Your views on this have been principled and anti-authoritarian. Psephos Jul 2013 #9

Thanks. I'm a little touchy around here lately. silvershadow Jul 2013 #11

Excellent ... this seems well in order at this juncture. brett_jv Jul 2013 #2

We'll see if Roberts has the testicular fortitude Android3.14 Jul 2013 #5

I bet you are correct, unfortunately. peacebird Jul 2013 #6

Glad to see this happen. blackspade Jul 2013 #7

The Brits do it, too temmer Jul 2013 #8

At a guess what are the odds that the court will agree to hear the case? nt cstanleytech Jul 2013 #10