Reply #1: Almost laughable, but not [View All]

[salin]

Cheney says the domestic spying is absolutely imp to the war on terror - and it turns out that resources ($ and human) are wasted on watching those protesting fraud on taxpayers at the hand of Cheney's old company in which he still has vast $ tied up in terms of stock options. Wtf?

When will the press tie these stories of domestic spying to the NSA story - demonstrating that the whole "we only spy when there is a suspected al qeada/terrorist connection" line is BS; when will the press tie these stories of domestic spying to the published reports of how little has been done to provide security against terrorist attacks (eg security of ports; security of nuclear installations, etc.) Tie those together and the public will start wondering why peace activists, protesting fraudulent spending of taxdollars by Halliburton, is a higher priority to this administration than a terrorist strike on a nuclear facility that could result in a disaster that makes Katrina/Rita look minor?