Obama has a lot to answer for
What if the state of the union is a mess? What if the government
spies on all of us all of the time and recognizes no limits to its
spying? What if its appetite for acquiring personal knowledge about all
Americans is insatiable? What if the government uses the microchips in
our cellphones to follow us and listen to us as we move about?
What
if the Constitution expressly prohibits the government from doing this?
What if the government has written laws that are interpreted in secret
by judges who meet in secret and are applied by federal agents who
operate in secret and their secret behavior doesn't even resemble what
the laws say they can do?
What if the feds have seized the content
of every text message, email, mobile and landline telephone call,
utility bill, credit card bill and bank statement of everyone in America
for the past four years? What if no law has authorized them to capture
this?
What if, when asked by members of Congress, in public and
under oath, high-ranking officials, at least one with ribbons on his
chest and stars on his shoulders, lied about what the government is
doing?
What if the government's spies have so insinuated
themselves into our computers that they can capture every keystroke we
press on all of our computers before we hit "send"? What if the feds
have hacked into the servers of every major computer-service provider in
the country, and they know what we have typed before we even make
corrections?
What if the feds have a copy of what we have deleted?
What if our typed innermost thoughts and even second thoughts that were
never sent in emails nevertheless reside in the government's data bank?
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
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