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The courts and Congress affirmatively conceal and protect lawbreaking
The Supreme Court's refusal today to rule on the NSA spying program means that the telecom lawsuits are the last remaining hope for finding out what happened and determining its legality.
Glenn Greenwald [2008-02-19]

  • I am so cereal.

    Frankly, my dear, ... said,

    There is a considerable difference between a crime committed by someone who works for a telecommunications company and a crime committed by a telecommunications [company].

    Could you elaborate?

    Anyway, I went through this once before. See...

    You seem to be saying in the letter you linked to that there may be State laws that have been violated, but you just don't believe they will be pursued by State officials. This is somewhat different than "Telecommunications and telecommunication companies are not regulated by the states. They are regulated by the FCC."

    I agree with your prediction that State action is unlikely, but again, this is a different point.

    -- thelastnamechosen
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    Tuesday, February 19, 2008 02:02 PM
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