Wiretapping Lawsuit Against AT&T Dismissed
BalanceOfJudgement writes "A major victory by the federal government was won today when a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit against AT&T for providing phone records to the federal government. From the article: 'The court is persuaded that requiring AT&T to confirm or deny whether it has disclosed large quantities of telephone records to the federal government could give adversaries of this country valuable insight into the government's intelligence activities'" Not to be confused with the EFF case, this case was filed by the ACLU on behalf of author Studs Terkel and other activists who argued that their constitutional rights had been violated by the actions of AT&T and the NSA.
My *&$@ing jaw dropped when I saw the headline. 'I THOUGHT THE JUDGE JUST WENT FORWARD WITH THE CASE!!'... Halfway down the article 'Not to be confused with the 500 other stories this month about AT&T Lawsuits by the EFF'....
...I was about to start a riot.
It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
because lord knows those "enemies" didn't see all the press about this...
What have you got to hide, citizen?
Privacy is for terrorists. Law abiding, God fearing citizens should be proud of people knowing what they're doing. Only wicked people hide their activities.
Would you rather be free or be safe from terror? (end right wing satire)
--- Grow a pair, liberals... stop letting the Republicans bully you!
What if I don't have enough dollars to elect a congressman?
Badass Resumes
IANAL, but it probably makes more sense to ask someone who is a lawyer.
Badass Resumes
The first two words ("Your Rights") misled people into thinking that rights did in fact exist. The section is being disbanded for lack of applicability. A new segment, entitled, "Ways in which liberals want to help the terrorists" is being contemplated, but the details haven't been worked out yet.
On a positive note, "online" remains usable, and we hope to see it worked into the new version.
"OTOH, how different are the two major parties from the organized crime? ;-)
Let's be fair to organized crime..."
'Well, all right, disorganised crime as well'
Sir Humphery Appleby, Perm. Sec of Department of Administrative Affairs, UK (Yes Minister)