Regardless of what the outcome to our civil liberties, should there not at least be sufficient public debate? It seems that all these 'changes' are taking place behind closed doors, and only mentioned 'in passing' by the media. (or on slashdot:)
If passengers on a flight crew can take the time to vote whether to take back a jet from hijackers, should our country not at least make a concerted effort to involve it's citizens in the decisions which will have such a profound longterm impact on our own lives, as well as the lives of our grandchildren?
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If passengers on a flight crew can take the time to vote whether to take back a jet from hijackers, should our country not at least make a concerted effort to involve it's citizens in the decisions which will have such a profound longterm impact on our own lives, as well as the lives of our grandchildren?