User Comments

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   9/16/09

   Jaybetee

   I figured the WH has been doing this way before Obama came along...was I just being too cynical?
   
   I mean Dubbya must have been tracking everything we said and making lists of possible domestic terror threats.

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      9/16/09

      NewBlogger2008

      Jay- There is a difference between looking and storing the information. Looking around social networking sites to uncover terror plots or other crimes is one thing, but actively storing information from everyone as the article insinuates is quite another.
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   9/16/09

   ThriftShopRomantic

   Given folks like the guy who shot a bunch of women in a local gym recently tend to talk about their plans on the web, I can see where some monitoring of web activity would be wise for national security purposes.

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      9/16/09

      Jaybetee

      truth
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   9/16/09

   crpitt

   Thank god for tinfoil! That is all I have to say on the matter.

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      9/16/09

      Deray28

      Is the british better than the american? if so, can you send me some?
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      9/16/09

      Theresa111

      Mel Gibson Movie, "Signs."
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      9/16/09

      crpitt

      Of course it is better!
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   9/16/09

   MadameX

   How, exactly, might privacy rights be implicated by the collection of statements posted voluntarily in public forums?

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      9/16/09

      cooper

      exactly
      www.cato-at-liberty.org/2009/09/16/a-bizarre-privacy-indictment/
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   9/16/09

   DeadRooster

   Dude! He's just subscribing to your blog feed!

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   9/16/09

   Shiley

   Nut who owns a blog= internet police.

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   9/16/09

   Theresa111

   I trust this White House Administration.

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   9/16/09

   christibroer

   Hey, they did it during W's term, I suppose they can do it during Obama's.

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