Blogger exposes that Wes Clark's Privacy is Nonexistant

[Terran1212]

Published on Friday, January 13, 2006 by the Chicago Sun Times
Blogger Buys Presidential Candidate's Call List
by Frank Main

One of the nation's top political bloggers purchased the cell phone records of former presidential candidate Gen. Wesley Clark on Thursday to demonstrate the growing privacy concerns highlighted in a Chicago Sun-Times story last week.

John Aravosis, publisher of AMERICAblog.com
John Aravosis, publisher of AMERICAblog.com, said he bought Clark's records for $89.95 from celltolls.com. Aravosis said he obtained a list of 100 calls made on Clark's cell phone over three days in November -- no questions asked.

Aravosis, whose liberal blog is critical of the Bush administration, said he called Clark's cell phone Thursday to make sure the former NATO supreme commander was informed Aravosis bought his records. Aravosis did not publish the numbers on his blog.

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0113-08.htm

[Olney Blue]

1. Do those cell phone logs show both incoming and outgoing phone calls?

[MessiahRp]

2. Wow.

This is unbelievable. Privacy just doesn't exist in any form anymore does it.

Rp

[oreocat]

3. Someone should get *'s cell records.