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In reply to the discussion: Fugitive Snowden's Hopes of Leaving Moscow Airport Dashed [View all]dotymed
(5,610 posts)8. It saddens me to read that
some (all on this thread so far) DU'ers (?) have swallowed the MSM talking points. His political affiliation, his private life, etc... have no bearing on the facts (some of which he has exposed) of the totalitarian state that America has become.
It speaks volumes of the success of the propaganda machine.
At least most other countries "get it" (especially their citizens, and are appalled.
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And if they think your call record is interesting, let's say you are a senator and you call your
JDPriestly
Jul 2013
#30
They are NOT recording every call. They are recording and saving the phone records.
karynnj
Jul 2013
#44
They may have obtained them from the prosecution and from the phone company.
JDPriestly
Jul 2013
#64
His point is a valid one--the "gubmint" is only evil when it's doing things that some don't like.
MADem
Jul 2013
#41
So a totalitarian government, one that controls the database with the medical records ...
JoePhilly
Jul 2013
#18
Bollocks. *You* are making that claim. Or maybe some nutcase like Alex Jones
muriel_volestrangler
Jul 2013
#24
If the NSA did not have access to all our internet data including our medical records, we wouldn't
JDPriestly
Jul 2013
#33