It's official. We finally got rid of that pesky Fourth Amendment that was hampering our war of...er, war on terror. Not only can the government monitor our e-mails and phone conversations, but they can enlist the help of private companies.
Thinking of suing? Forget about it. Those companies have been given legal immunity. As Senator Kit Bond (R-Missouri) said, "It is not right to punish patriotic Americans who stepped forward to help our government by subjecting them to the harassment of lawsuits." Yes, it's all part of the domestic spying bill passed earlier today.
Senator Bond tried to console those who might be worried about having their liberties trampled, saying, "Unless you have Al Qaeda on speed dial, you're not going to be [monitored]." Straight from the horse's ass. Nothing to worry about.
What, not good enough? You don't have anything to hide, do you?
Thinking of suing? Forget about it. Those companies have been given legal immunity. As Senator Kit Bond (R-Missouri) said, "It is not right to punish patriotic Americans who stepped forward to help our government by subjecting them to the harassment of lawsuits." Yes, it's all part of the domestic spying bill passed earlier today.
Senator Bond tried to console those who might be worried about having their liberties trampled, saying, "Unless you have Al Qaeda on speed dial, you're not going to be [monitored]." Straight from the horse's ass. Nothing to worry about.
What, not good enough? You don't have anything to hide, do you?
Labels: Government Corruption, Homeland Security, Police State, Tyranny
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