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There’s some new information on Edward Snowden. The Justice Department told the Russians that if they return Snowden to the U.S., they will not seek the death penalty for him, nor torture him. The U.S., which is supposed to be such a bastion of freedom is promising the Russians not to torture Snowden. It just sounds a little strange to me. Is the U.S. admitting that they torture citizens who out the U.S. on its practices? The Russians told the U.S. that they will not send Snowden back to the U.S. And if I were Snowden, I wouldn’t believe anything anyone from the Justice Department told me. I’d take my chances with the Russians.
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There’s now a computer program that’s a crime predictor. Every morning when police officers show up for work, they’ll go into their computers and look into red boxes that predict where crime is most likely to occur. And police officers will head for the area that the computer predicts will have burglaries, car break-ins, etc. It makes me think of Nazi Germany. What if I ever happen to be in the area that the computer predicts a crime will occur? Will they think I’m up to something? Or anyone else who happens to be in the same area, will they suffer the same fate? This computer program is in its third week in Seattle and Tacoma, Washington. It is also in use in Los Angeles, California. There goes more spying on American citizens. 1984 is definitely here!
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I don’t know if you’ve read about the NSA amendment introduced by Rep. Amash to stop digital surveillance by the U.S. government. It’s the Amendment to stop the NSA from snooping on Americans via their computer, phones, emails, etc. When I say pass, I mean that Congress voted for the government to keep spying on U.S. citizens. If the Amendment had passed, the yeas would have won. The vote was 217 nays and 205 yeas. So Congress will keep snooping on you.
Some Congressmen said they voted against it because of all the terrorists acts the NSA snooping stopped. I’d like to know exactly what terrorists acts the NSA spying stopped. I keep hearing 54 terrorist acts prevented. If 54 terrorists acts were stopped, why doesn’t the government tell us what they were?
I can’t believe that the men and women in Congress can’t see what defeating this amendment will do to the privacy of Americans? First, spy on everybody’s phones, computers, emails. I wonder what all the government spying will lead to in the future? It will lead to more and more spying on Americans. But if Americans are happy to give up their freedom, who am I to complain? We’ll get the kind of government we deserve! The wingnuts and the moonbats at their best.
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