Government issues new privacy guidelines

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"WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration on Monday released new guidelines aimed at protecting the privacy of U.S. citizens as the government moves to enhance its sharing of information as part of post-September 11 reforms.

The guidelines, approved by President George W. Bush last month, cover a broad range of government agencies from the CIA and the Pentagon to the State Department, Homeland Security, FBI, Justice Department and state and local law enforcement.

Reforms mandated by Congress in 2004 require government agencies to create an "information sharing environment" to help protect against attacks like those that killed 3,000 people on September 11, 2001.

Investigators concluded the September 11 attacks were partly facilitated by a pronounced lack of vital information exchanges between agencies including the CIA and FBI."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061205/ts_nm/security_privacy_dc

I wonder what kind of "privacy" rules BushCo came up with? Don't sell the info on the internet and get caught?

[cynatnite]

1. But, they can look at you nekid n/t

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2. And sell the pics on the internet?

I wonder how they get around the Pedophilia laws, besides the fact that there are so many Pedophiles at DHS covering for each other.

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3. Hello, this is probably the exact opposite of what ever they just did...

if it is anything like they've done in the past.

If Bush says your doing a "heckuva job," that actually means you're about to be fired.

If he says he's protecting your privacy, that actually means you're about to lose another right.

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4. He's already taken away almost all of our rights. What's left?