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NSA Chief Denies Claims of Domestic Spying

Posted by Unknown on from the doubleplus-ungood dept.

AstroPhilosopher writes "Recently Wired, USA Today and other news outlets reported on a new spy center being built to store intercepted communications (even American citizens'). Tuesday, Gen. Keith Alexander testified in front of Congress refuting the articles. Alexander even went so far as to claim the NSA lacks the authority to monitor American citizens. It's an authority that was given to the NSA through the FISA Amendments Act signed into law by Bush and still supported today by Obama."

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  1. Re:Wut? by LifesABeach · · Score: 1, Redundant

    And rightly so, american government should be afraid of its people. The jails are stuffed with the clueless that were not.