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However, constantly insisting that laws were broken only shows that you've never put any thought or research into the position you've taken and exposes you for a fool that is probably best ignored.

I think that's a little unfair to say that. There is widespread opinion in the legal community that what the NSA is doing is illegal. For example Kate Martin of the Center of National Security Studies. Also don't forget Qwest turned down the government's request because their own internal lawyers thought it was illegal.

We won't know the "offical" legality of the program until SCOTUS makes some sort of decision on it. If that ever happens....

How about:

http://wiki.ffii.org/Navision050215En
http://www.acsblog.org/ip-and-tech-law-950-the-ope n-source-approach-to-patent-policy.html

and an aborted one:

http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-22_11-5392026.htm l

Blackwell, the Ohio Secretary of State who got shot down here is working hard to be the new Kathrine Harris. He previously attempted to tear up voter registrations because they were printed on the wrong thickness of paper. And of course who could forget this absentee ballot, which for some reason omitted the Democratic candidates.

Blackwell, the Ohio Secretary of State who got shot down here is working hard to be the new Kathrine Harris. He previously attempted to tear up voter registrations because they were printed on the wrong thickness of paper. And of course who could forget this absentee ballot, which for some reason omitted the Democratic candidates.