Jorge
June 20th, 2008, 01:10 AM
Privacy be damned. News is now circulating that a "compromise" to telecom amnesty could be voted on today - and the American Civil Liberties Union has declared it "unconstitutional".
There's been a long and drawn out war over privacy in the United States. With AT&T allegedly putting wiretaps on millions of Americans without a warrant and congress trying to legalize the activity through retroactive immunity, the debates over the wiretapping have been virtually polarized.
The news follows a rather disturbing trend with the most recent activity occurring in Sweden.
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There's been a long and drawn out war over privacy in the United States. With AT&T allegedly putting wiretaps on millions of Americans without a warrant and congress trying to legalize the activity through retroactive immunity, the debates over the wiretapping have been virtually polarized.
The news follows a rather disturbing trend with the most recent activity occurring in Sweden.
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Read Full Article Here (http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/zeropaid/~3/316035789/USA+-+ACLU+Condemns+Warrentless+Wiretapping+-+Legislation+to+be+Voted+on+Today%3F)