Ishmael
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Let's get down to the meat of it.
The NYT had no choice but to back Bush. They ran an editorial back in the 90's backing the Clinton adminstrations doing the same thing when 'Echelon' was rolled out. That editorial was dredged up and is being passed around. They were backed into either saying they were lying, or backing Bush. They are backing Bush. Go figure.
The courts have consistently backed the administrations perogative to intercept these types of communications, especially when foriegn espionage or potential sabotage is involved. There is a pot load of case law and none of those cases were ajudicated under a declared state of war such as Bush is operating under.
No victim, no crime. Until the opponents of this policy can trot out a victim, there is no case for the courts to decide any legal point one way or the other. If the detractors had a 'victim' they'd be doing city to city tours.
Tempest in a tea pot.
Ishmael
The NYT had no choice but to back Bush. They ran an editorial back in the 90's backing the Clinton adminstrations doing the same thing when 'Echelon' was rolled out. That editorial was dredged up and is being passed around. They were backed into either saying they were lying, or backing Bush. They are backing Bush. Go figure.
The courts have consistently backed the administrations perogative to intercept these types of communications, especially when foriegn espionage or potential sabotage is involved. There is a pot load of case law and none of those cases were ajudicated under a declared state of war such as Bush is operating under.
No victim, no crime. Until the opponents of this policy can trot out a victim, there is no case for the courts to decide any legal point one way or the other. If the detractors had a 'victim' they'd be doing city to city tours.
Tempest in a tea pot.
Ishmael