WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s top intelligence official has sidestepped questions from a senator about whether the National Security Agency has tracked the whereabouts of millions of Americans using their cellphone signals.
The testy exchange Thursday between NSA chief Keith Alexander and Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon intimated that such tracking had taken place.
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the jerk doesn't have to give an answer because we already know this is true.
they also have a device on all 2014 vehicles to track us as well. this isn't going to end; only get worse unless "we the people" rebel.
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