(You're being played)
se·di·tion noun \si-ˈdi-shən\ : the crime of saying, writing, or doing something that encourages people to disobey their government
From actual insults posted on John Boehner's Facebook wall.
Defendants have a right to discovery evidence that would be relevant to a Fourth Amendment motion to suppress, the brief argues. They are entitled to “disclosure of the full extent of the electronic surveillance used in this case, in particular, any reliance on NSA-derived call data, the Hemisphere Project and/or stingrays.”Hey it's still a post 911, post constitutional world.
EPIC believes the NSA overstepped its authority by carrying out broad communications monitoring and surveillance worldwide, and demanded the program be stopped.Good luck with that. NSA will simply say "Ok. You got us!" then rename the program and continue unabated. The fuckers can't be trusted. They lied to congress, they lied to FISA courts there is no accountability.
Here’s a cheerful thought as Congress remains deadlocked over the debt ceiling and the hours tick away toward default: Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), who basically forced the shutdown and whose own private polls have convinced him that it has been a glorious success, at this point could probably force a default and global economic calamity on his own—if he were so inclined.He's inclined. HealthCare for America must be stopped. He had to destroy the world in order to save it.
“On that particular issue, sometimes comments like that are made out of malice,” McCain told Williams. “But if someone has no intelligence, I don’t view it as being a malicious statement. You can’t respond to that kind of thing.”
