The Privacy Act is only for the US Government and its employees. The US does not have a law on privacy for non-Government citizens. Seems like it would be good to have one, doesn't it?

Sick, really sick.

wow?

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The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a bit longer.
~ Henry Kissinger

The Author of Rosemary's Baby and The Stepford Wives wrote a book about his called This Perfect Day . I always wondered why it never became a movie? Too close to the truth maybe.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Perfect_Day

Terrorism is a great gag cover for the fascist mob. And, it works well. Its all about protecting the fuhrer and friends.

Time for more leaks, patriots.

http://www.light-to-dark.com/deep_patriot_act.html

700 Neo Cons to go.

Welcome to our Brave New World.

With all the illegal surveillance going on, we're just a heartbeat away from a fascist society. Does anyone really feel safer because our government is engaging in surveillance of every citizen's personal information? Not I.

If Uncle Sam couldn't manage to catch the perpetrators of the 9/11 attack (and these people were flying the planes, for God's sake!), then I have little confidence in the government's ability to catch potential "terrorists" flying regularly in and out of the U.S. I'm tired of hearing about how citizen's rights are being violated in the name of "national security." That term has lost all meaning for me. We need to say "enough."

KGB? No Surprise!

As usual, officials of this mentality are claiming that they are "just trying to connect the dots," but they always wind up collecting so many dots that no lines can be distinguished.
I have worked with automated "match-up" type systems for years. If you collect too much data that is not clearly pertinent, your system becomes unable to distinguish relevant relationships from the irrelevant.

Heheh, the moonbats trying to one-up each other with their handwringing histrionics. Cheer up. You'll only have to put up with this until the war on terror is over. Which probably won't happen in your lifetime.

Watch "The Lives of Others." We have our own Stasi now.

This is scary and disgusting. Land of the Free: NOT! You will be watched.

Once a government starts doing stuff like this, it's hard to make it stop. Even if we vote these guys out of office, I don't know how on earth we can stop the bureaucracies and black ops they've installed. The Bush administration will keep adding new presidential powers until the day they leave town ... and even then, who will know what all they did? And who will know how to stop them?

Databases exist for class action litigation such as breast implant and asbestos where millions of persons are injured. These computer software companies found additional willing purchasers of their mini frame software programs long ago. These purchasers were your government agencies. And, it may surprise you to know, that these companies were owned by Republican "friends" of the Bush Family.

As these tools became available, it was just too tempting to put them into effect without a warrant or Congressional legislation. These tools have been refined continuously to spy on you and to make vast profiles on each and everyone of us.

The commercial use and the governmental use are now so overlapping as to be virtually indistinguishable. The data can be sold to companies for commercial use and also used for governmental use.

To "profile" an individual and his internet activities is similar to using Goggle but more specific. Cookies are installed on your computer and subtle Spyware is used.

Complaints from users of porn sites who keep being targeted by ads for Viagra are so common as to become a joke.

Big business, Big Brother, Big Government. Really all the same people. Privacy is gone and we are all an open book. The government is highly secretive, however.

The Privacy Act is only for the US Government and its employees. The US does not have a law on privacy for non-Government citizens. Seems like it would be good to have one, doesn't it?