The leaks of previous whistleblowers have been recalled and compared to that of the former government contractor who leaked to the media classified documents of the NSA’s collecting of metadata from phone conversations. But these previous whistleblowers aren’t the only ones who tried to warn of government spying.
Hollywood actor Shia LaBeouf in 2008 during an appearance on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno detailed how he learned phone calls were allegedly being recorded.
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For those of us who view off the beaten path websites routinely this is old news.Of course those guys who have been telling us this for years are completely forgotten when the MSM picks it up and runs with it as though it is a revelation.Those of us who are in the know knew of this long before 2008.It actually began in the 1990's,but was REALLY amped up after 9/11.Arguably the public is app 10 years behind on technological availability.THAT is so our government is always a step ahead of us.For once,muster up the depth of thought that see's the logic in all of this.
Anything you say or write on any media is recorded and looked at, guaranteed. Even some, if not all of your spoken words are listened to. If you don't believe that go over to Fort Meade and look at the listening station.
Thomas Jefferson: paraphrased; any person or country willing to give up freedoms for security deserves neither and will get neither.
this is the bottom line. there are some of you on this blog who think you know everything there is to know regarding this issue. well you don't my friend. yes; this has been going on a long time (frog in warm water), but you don't know everything. by the way; neither do I, but I try to be vigilant and a watchman, warning as many people as possible.
the article (youtube) is older, but it shows us that many of us have been trying to warn our nation for a long time.
watchmen: keep up the good work, don't weary in well doing.
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