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RE: House Dems Proposing Commission to Investigate Warrantless Spying, Still Reject Amnesty | Threat Level from Wired.com
by flynn23 at 12:33 am EDT, Mar 12, 2008

Decius wrote:

Title 2: Litigation Procedures for Telecommunication Company Liability

• Does not confer retroactive immunity on telecom companies alleged to have assisted in the President’s warrantless surveillance program.

• Provides telecom companies a way to present their defenses in secure proceedings in district court without the Administration using “state secrets” to block those defenses.

Title 3: National Commission on Warrantless Surveillance

• Establishes a bipartisan, National Commission – with subpoena power – to investigate and report to the American people on the Administration’s warrantless surveillance activities, and to recommend procedures and protections for the future.

Its very rare that I see a proposal in Congress that genuinely makes me happy. This is one of those moments.

But ask yourself "why" this is being done. Just like everything in DC, there is a financial motive and an invisible hand is pushing the agenda.

RE: House Dems Proposing Commission to Investigate Warrantless Spying, Still Reject Amnesty | Threat Level from Wired.com


 
 
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