Happy start of the work week! It's a good one, with the Giants finally getting their swerve on with a win, and the Cowboys getting crushed. So, how about a beer fantasy?
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Apparently, libs have been imbiding quite a bit. Princess Diana being bugged by the CIA is not exactly news, having come out a few days ago, but the responses of some lefties is well worth a look over at the Hufftard Post. To start with, the brief excerpt makes no mention that this occured back in 1997. Remind me: who was President?
- Sooooo, these details coming out now about the American SS tapping the Princess' phone, coming just a week after the NSA had to admit one of it's lab employees was caught tapping a rock stars phone and downloading all his pictures, phone memory and call lists….
This is the shit that happens when you let spy agencies free reign to surveil anyone, anywhere, without any reason. ;)
When are we gonna get some oversight into what they do??
When are we gonna be allowed to start watching the watchers??
- I don't understand, why are we bugging her calls over in Europe? Is she a terrorist?
If British Royalty isn't free of the instrusive phone tapping of the US Government, then what makes people think WE ARE over here, where the US has much more authority?
- Hey MISTERWHITE, gerbil brain, Clinton is no longer in office, and this is coming out just now. Al Qaeda is our own creation from when we funded afghanistan to fight the Soviets. Even so, eavesdropping on someone abroad, especialy someone important is not the same as listening in on all the American Citizens without a warrant. There is a a difference, one is called totalitarianism, the other is just spying on a head of state.
- Why do I think Diana died? Because she stopped Landmines. And after her death, the Rumsfeld,BushCrimeSyndicate,Cheney PNAC warriors got their landmines back, by the millions.
There are plenty more fantasy land comments, as well. I don't think there is any need to replay what the lefties call the "domestic survellience program" is actually about, do I?
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