i just read that bush can see and listen to your phone calls and e-mails. do you think he should do that?
448361
I bash Bush in almost every e-mail I send. I hope he sees mine, then he will know I am NOT happy with him.
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I dont believe he did BUT.....read this!......\n\nMe and my daughter who is now 20 have been stalked, harassed and under electronic mind control harassment now for over 8 years and about 2 months ago they (believed to be the governments underground “New World Order Organization”  i.e. Citizen Gang Groups) started in electronically zapping my grandchild 8 months old. \n\nI started a website call:  organizedcrimewaves.com\nbut I have been unable to finish it due to the increase in stalkings and harassments of which have psychologically  impaired me to only concentrate on keeping us (including my entire family – even those who do not live with us) alive.\n\nAfter what I believe to be organized 7 murders due to the nature of death, gunshot, and just a couple of days ago ... a man left dead in a swimming pool last Tuesday, June 13th 2006, over 10 car accidents I can get no one to do anything.\n\nI’ve faxed the man holding the seat as president George Bush over 3 times DIRECT to the White House Fax w/FAX CONFIRMATION (listed in YOUR Yellow Page Directory) regarding then the stalkings and harassments... No Reply Whatsoever!\n\nSo in reply to your answer on Yahoo could you please do this:\n\nGO TO\na)www.c-a-t-c-h.ca/\nb)www.raven1.net\nc)www.multistalkervictims.org/\nd)http://www.the7thfire.com/\nnew_world_order/mind_control/\nwhat_is_mind_control-audio.htm\ne)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/\nf)www.icdc.com/~paulwolf/cointelpro/churchfinalreportllla.htm\ng)http://educateyourself.org/mc/\nh)www.cointelpro.org\ni)yahoo group “cause stalkings”\nj)And if I/we live to finish it my website still under construction:  organizedcrimewaves.com\n\nPass this on to friends and families and ask them to pass it on to their associates\n\n*AMERICA NEEDS TO KNOW*\n\nTHANK YOU for your anticipated time and consideration
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A very well said, well thought, and correct statement about advisors. Bush acts as a computer who makes decisions based on the imput from his cabinet and other advisors. What I really wonder is how much input comes from those in the secret societies that Both Bush and Kerry belong to.
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Not at all.\n\nThere are millions of people screaming, "Unfair! You are violating my rights!" Yet, how many people can actually say the have been a subject of the so-called "domesticy spying" program? How many people have actually had their phones tapped and conversations recorded?\n\nFor that matter, how many people have been the subject of a Patriot Act investigation? How many have had their library records looked at? How many have had their information spread across every intelligence agency in the nation?\n\nMy point is this: The only people who are being targeted are being targeted for a REASON. The government does not just indiscriminately say, "Let's listen in on John Q. Public's conversation for sh!ts and giggles today." Uncle Sam does not just pick phone numbers at random to listen to. There is a REASON they investigate who they do. And I, for one, WANT them investigated. If they are doing no wrong, the investigation will clear them. But if they ARE doing wrong, I sure as hell hope we are doing EVERYTHING POSSIBLE to stop them. The next attack could cost hundreds of thousands of American lives.\n\n"When NSA goes after the content of a communication under this authorization from the president, the NSA has already established its reasons for being interested in that specific communication. I've said in other places this isn't a drift net over Lackawanna or Freemont or Dearborn, grabbing all communications and then sifting them out."\n\n-- Gen. Michael Hayden (Deputy Director of National Intelligence)\n\nBottom line: If your phone hasn't been tapped, your rights have not been violated. If you are not engaging in any illegal activity, chances are 99.999% that you phone hasn't been tapped.
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I'm a democrat and i am not angry.  I notice that people in power tend to use that power for self interest.  This is true of democrats and republicans so there's no difference.  I am not angry at George Bush, he is just doing his best.  I hardly ever raise a fuss about things.  Just work quietly here in my community.  Honestly i think the whole thing about wiretapping is overblown and i wish there was more on the radio about darfour.
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Yes and No.\nAccording to the Bill of Rights specifically Amendment IV yes he is but he can claim executive priveledge which entitles him to do such things for national security. I personally don't like the idea of people, especially the government, listening to my  conversations without my consent but sometimes it has to be done for our protection. So whether or not he is breaking the law is opinion really but he will not be charged with any criminal act.
1050184
Why not? He got nothing else to do. Blank Bush tells him what to do all the time.\nEnjoy it Tony, soon you would not be able to sleep ( that is if you got a conscience ).
998045
No, but I got a call like that during the presidential election asking me to vote for Bush (too late, I'd already voted and it wasn't for him).  I think it's a tacky way to campaign.
1063247
We are very much on the defensive militarily and they are trying to find a weak spot, possibly working with one of our residents but even communication is being highly monitered.  It's funny.  I could probably get on the phone with one of my friends and talk about how people want to "kill George Bush" and all of us that are talking about it and saying anything with "kill" and "president" in it on the phone or in emails have to be examined too.  I wonder how effective it is and how much time all our phone calls and emails take up and how much money it costs to pay this scret service department to do all this moniterring.  There could be a guy talking about the "assassination of President" Kennedy and his phone call or email would be monitered too.\n\nWhen you think about it, the one set of terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 are still continuing to hurt us in many ways and one of them is financially  because of all the security operations that have been set up to find insergents and much of it being wasted on suspected people's phone calls, emails  and detaining suspected people at air ports who are in some way supicious but actually are innocent.  Many people I know are now out of a job and many of them are now trying to maintain their poorly running cars that they cannot afford to take to the shop or are trying desperately to figure out how they can get a cheap or free car in order to get around.  And the insugents know all of this and are probably sitting back and laughing.\n\nIt seems they don't need to do any more damage.  We are still suffering from 2001 and the problems we are creating ourselves.
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I strongly believe in our right to privacy. However they are not listening to my phone calls, and if it would save American lives then I would gladly let them listen. One previous answer quoted Ben Franklin. However Franklin lived in a much different time and couldn't even imagine the enemyies we are facing today. How would you feel if they could have avoided the 911 attack by listening to a phone call and didn't because they did not want to infringe on the civil liberties of a few wack jobs.
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Drive people to the polls as long as Republicans are not jamming the phone lines!\n\nWhite House pressed on N.H. tactic\nDemocrats seek records, testimony on phone jamming\nBy Rick Klein, Globe Staff  |  April 13, 2006\n\nWASHINGTON -- New Hampshire Democrats are seeking to depose senior White House officials to learn what they knew about a 2002 episode in which a national Republican operative helped organize the jamming of Democrats' phone lines on Election Day, a scheme for which two GOP officials have already been convicted.\n\nSign up for: Globe Headlines e-mail | Breaking News Alerts This week, as a Manchester judge considers a request to compel testimony and records from the White House and the Republican National Committee in a civil suit brought by the Democrats, the nearly four-year-old local political scandal spilled onto the national scene, with the chairmen of the parties trading barbs and accusations.\n\nHoward Dean, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, sent a letter on Tuesday to his RNC counterpart, Ken Mehlman, citing the fact that the man convicted of organizing the phone-jamming called the White House political office repeatedly in the days before the election. Dean demanded that Mehlman say whether anyone at the White House or the RNC knew about the plot.\n\nMehlman, who in 2002 headed the White House political office, responded by saying he and his staff knew nothing of the plans. But Democrats fired back yesterday, accusing Mehlman of refusing to reveal the extent of the contact between the White House or RNC and the New Hampshire operatives.\n\n''They're stonewalling because they can't face the truth," said Damien LaVera, a DNC spokesman. ''The law was broken here. We need to know where this goes -- who was involved in this, who authorized it."\n\nAnd watch those paperless voting machines!\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hImlHO4csA\n\n\nNever, Never Vote for a Cheating, liar Republican!\n\nWhere is Osama bin Laden????????????????
741592
don't know! Maybe you should have this little conversation with Bush before his term is up.
220998
I'd say no.  They could look up their own phone bills to see if they called you.
261543
Bush is rich, and so are his friends. Outsourcing helps the rich. Do you think he gives a damn about anyone else? Formulate your own answer.
484785
No your right. I agree 101%. We are slowly but surely losing ALL of our rights. BUSHERJERK is now or already has OUR phone records. I'm gonna start saying IN EVERY phone conversation I am having what I think of BUSHERJERK in the HOPES that he or one of his G MEN hear what I say. I would love to see him in person so I could give him a one finger salute. I'd most likely get arrested for something he would make up but I think it would be worth it.
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I think you are very open minded and willing to allow others to voice there opinion without inciting them.  I think you try to see both sides of an issue and could probably argue either side if you wanted to.\n\nBut to answer your question, you trust Bush about as far as you can throw him.\n(is that good enough for ten?)
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Nope that would certainly be an invasion of privacy...But give Bush a little more time..then everyone will be criminals.