A U.S. appeals court says it's just fine that certain telecommunications companies cooperated with the National Security Agency by monitoring customers' email and phones, upholding a 2008 law. This means they've got immunity, rendering 33 lawsuits against them ineffective.
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I don't know about the rest of y'all, but I'm extremely comforted in knowing that there are certain parts of the government that don't have to pay attention to, or adhere to, the laws that the rest of the people must adhere to or face prison. If a citizen was caught "monitoring" the phone calls, texts, and computer traffic of the head of the NSA, how many years in prison would HE get? That is, if you ever heard about him or his "activities". Most likely, he would just be killed. In an "accidental" fire, car crash, or sudden "heart attack".
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