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NKowi · #31 01-10-2006, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

Bush never committed Perjury and tried to intimidate witnesses like Clinton did....whine about that one and then you can complain about Bush

Waaaaaahhhhhh, Clinton committed perjury and tried to intimidate witnesses, waaaahhhhhhh!!!!! Waaaahhhhhh!!!!

Is it ok with you now if I complain about Bush?

Botnst · #32 01-10-2006, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dculkin

Yes, I do, and I am careful never to reveal the data or reports anywhere but on this website.

I guess I should say that the press accounts and Executive Orders I've read and heard about Bush's activities ....

That's all we have. It is probably the truth. But is it the whole truth? How will we know?

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boneheaddoctor · #33 01-10-2006, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NKowi

Waaaaaahhhhhh, Clinton committed perjury and tried to intimidate witnesses, waaaahhhhhhh!!!!! Waaaahhhhhh!!!!

Is it ok with you now if I complain about Bush?

I want the democrat party in general to treat their own just like they do Bush.....most of their people have actually done far worse than they casually accuse Bush of doing...yet they defend them.

NKowi · #34 01-10-2006, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

I want the democrat party in general to treat their own just like they do Bush.....most of their people have actually done far worse than they casually accuse Bush of doing...yet they defend them.

To quote an exceedingly prodigious poster; Prove it.

boneheaddoctor · #35 01-10-2006, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by NKowi

To quote an exceedingly prodigious poster; Prove it.

been done..he was convicted of it.....

however the lefties have not presented a single bit of proof that Bush has done anythng illegal...and they rant away like a group of lunatics off their meds...

NKowi · #36 01-10-2006, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

been done..he was convicted of it.....

however the lefties have not presented a single bit of proof that Bush has done anythng illegal...and they rant away like a group of lunatics off their meds...

You said "most of their people" - you did not limit it to any single individual. So what were you referring to? What he are you talking about and what was he convicted of?

boneheaddoctor · #37 01-10-2006, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by NKowi

You said "most of their people" - you did not limit it to any single individual. So what were you referring to? What he are you talking about and what was he convicted of?

what prominant democrat denied having sex with "that" woman under oath....right before DNA evidence proved otherwise?

dkveuro · #38 01-10-2006, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

don't hang out with Al Queda types and you won't get Al Queda calls...

remember ...you are known for the company you keep.

Hang with druggies and get treated like a druggie.

Al Queda doesn't make random calls to the public.....only the Al Queda supporters on the left leaning media do that.

With the knowledge that they will investigate this, means they ( A-Q) could make random calls to any number in the US just to tie up NSA time investigating...also.... if you don't think that you could never get a misdirected call sometime...you are living in dream world, all calls made by phone do not always get to the number the caller was hoping....there's no 'spell checker' for phone numbers !

jeez...some of you make it hard going !
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boneheaddoctor · #39 01-10-2006, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by dkveuro

With the knowledge that they will investigate this, means they ( A-Q) could make random calls to any number in the US just to tie up NSA time investigating...also.... if you don't think that you could never get a misdirected call sometime...you are living in dream world, all calls made by phone do not always get to the number the caller was hoping....there's no 'spell checker' for phone numbers !

jeez...some of you make it hard going !
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Hey...I never say anything on the phone I need to be paranoid about anyone hearing.....if it helps them catch the ALQueda lovers I'm all for it. Since people who converse with Al Queda and their supporters should be monitored.

There is no constitutional right to commit conspirocy.

NKowi · #40 01-10-2006, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

what prominant democrat denied having sex with "that" woman under oath....right before DNA evidence proved otherwise?

Oddly enough, you didn't answer the questions. I've come to expect more from you (or maybe I'm thinking of just about anyone else.)

boneheaddoctor · #41 01-10-2006, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by NKowi

Oddly enough, you didn't answer the questions. I've come to expect more from you (or maybe I'm thinking of just about anyone else.)

what questions?

NKowi · #42 01-10-2006, 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

what questions?

The ones you failed to address. Fuggetabattut.

boneheaddoctor · #43 01-10-2006, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by NKowi

The ones you failed to address. Fuggetabattut.

I didn't see any....

Botnst · #44 01-10-2006, 09:14 PM

NSA Whistleblower Alleges Illegal Spying
Former Employee Admits to Being a New York Times Source

Russell Tice, a longtime insider at the NSA, alleges secret operations were conducted in ways that he believes violated the law. (ABC News)
By BRIAN ROSS

Jan 10, 2006 — Russell Tice, a longtime insider at the National Security Agency, is now a whistleblower the agency would like to keep quiet.

For 20 years, Tice worked in the shadows as he helped the United States spy on other people's conversations around the world.

"I specialized in what's called special access programs," Tice said of his job. "We called them 'black world' programs and operations."

But now, Tice tells ABC News that some of those secret "black world" operations run by the NSA were operated in ways that he believes violated the law. He is prepared to tell Congress all he knows about the alleged wrongdoing in these programs run by the Defense Department and the National Security Agency in the post-9/11 efforts to go after terrorists.

"The mentality was we need to get these guys, and we're going to do whatever it takes to get them," he said.

Tracking Calls
Tice says the technology exists to track and sort through every domestic and international phone call as they are switched through centers, such as one in New York, and to search for key words or phrases that a terrorist might use.

"If you picked the word 'jihad' out of a conversation," Tice said, "the technology exists that you focus in on that conversation, and you pull it out of the system for processing."

According to Tice, intelligence analysts use the information to develop graphs that resemble spiderwebs linking one suspect's phone number to hundreds or even thousands more.

Tice Admits Being a New York Times Source
President Bush has admitted that he gave orders that allowed the NSA to eavesdrop on a small number of Americans without the usual requisite warrants.

But Tice disagrees. He says the number of Americans subject to eavesdropping by the NSA could be in the millions if the full range of secret NSA programs is used.

"That would mean for most Americans that if they conducted, or you know, placed an overseas communication, more than likely they were sucked into that vacuum," Tice said.

The same day The New York Times broke the story of the NSA eavesdropping without warrants, Tice surfaced as a whistleblower in the agency. He told ABC News that he was a source for the Times' reporters. But Tice maintains that his conscience is clear.

"As far as I'm concerned, as long as I don't say anything that's classified, I'm not worried," he said. "We need to clean up the intelligence community. We've had abuses, and they need to be addressed."

The NSA revoked Tice's security clearance in May of last year based on what it called psychological concerns and later dismissed him. Tice calls that bunk and says that's the way the NSA deals with troublemakers and whistleblowers. Today the NSA said it had "no information to provide."

ABC News' Vic Walter and Avni Patel contributed to this report.

dkveuro · #45 01-11-2006, 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor

what prominant democrat denied having sex with "that" woman under oath....right before DNA evidence proved otherwise?

The point here is, that the 'perp' did not acknowledge that a BJ was sex...or adultery. You see, if you don't believe what you do is against the law or moral codes...then you can deny it was, what others call it....

So there was no case to answer in his mind.

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