It's wrong, and unconstitutional, for the government to track all your contacts without specific grounds, even if it does not proceed to repress you in additional ways.
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It's wrong, and unconstitutional, for the government to track all your contacts without specific grounds, even if it does not proceed to repress you in additional ways.
Uri Avnery: Netanhayu would get immediate political benefits from starting negotiations with Abbas. Then he can spin them out forever with no agreement, to ensure he loses nothing.
US citizens: tell Energy Secretary Moniz not to encourage more fracking.
Anonymous US officials want us to believe that terrorists will benefit from knowing about how the US government spies on us all.
The danger from these terrorists is too small to worry about, and even if it were doubled, it would still be too small to worry about. Thus, if this means Americans might actually be able to protect our privacy through our own actions, it is good news.
However, I don't think we can do the job individually. We need to organize to limit surveillance.