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February 5, 2006
Eavesdropping targets only al-Qaeda
Topics: War on TerrorAir Force Gen. Michael Hayden, deputy director of intelligence, said on "Fox News Sunday," that the NSA domestic eavesdropping program targets only people suspected of ties to al Qaeda, and there is no broad net cast over Americans' communications overseas: "(...) this isn't a drift net ... This is very specific and very targeted when it comes to the collection of the content of communications coming in or leaving the United States." (...) the intercepts target only those who intelligence analysts believe are "al Qaeda or al Qaeda affiliates."
I realize that Kool-Aid drinking moonbats have trouble understanding this, but if you're not talking to al-Qaeda on an international call, the NSA is NOT interested in wasting their time and money listening to you or even caring one iota what you are talking about.
Related: Gonzales Crushes Arguments Against NSA's International Surveillance
Posted by Richard at February 5, 2006 7:54 PM
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