[Grovenet] tired of living in non-America

[Eric Canon]

The fact is Steven, if this were a D
administration, you and others in your party
would be crying bloody murder at what was
happening with our constitutionally protected
rights. AND, I would be yelling by your side,
shoulder to shoulder. Why are you silent about
this now? Obviously you are overwhelmed by a lot
of things (you list some below). When we allow
such behavior as this administration has
practiced, we are part of the problem. This is
not a time to be overwhelmed. It's a time to
speak out.

--- Steven <NoSpam03 at comcast.net> wrote:

> Maybe the president should just aquire the fbi
> records of the top democrats
> in office...
> So a democrat president in 08 will continue the
> war? Doesn't make sense.
> It's George's war.
> Now what I do see is that the info on calls
> could be correlated with the
> recordings. You do know that everyting that
> hits satelites is recorded don't
> you? So if they could database the
> name/number/date with the recordings,
> someone could call up a specific call. Right
> now the data is so overwhelming
> that it is imposssible to sift through it all.
> 
> But what is the point. We don't have a country
> any more.
> "a large territory having a distinctive culture
> or political system"
> does that describe the US any more?
> 
> Those with power in this country, I won't call
> them leaders, have been
> corrupt for a long time. And yes, I fear what
> Hillary will do with this same
> power.
> 
> But this info is there. Does it belong to you?
> You could choose to not have
> a phone just as you cound choose to not have
> electricity or a car or a
> credit card. It is still a free country.
> 
> If only they would inforce some laws that we
> have, I might feel safer. We'll
> see what george says at 5p tonight.