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August 18, 2006
An Open Letter To The NSA And President Bush
Topics: War on TerrorDear President Bush and the NSA,
I heard yesterday that a liberal judge, appointed by the Jimmy "the dhimmi" Carter administration, issued a terrorist-friendly ruling that the Bush administration's NSA warrantless wiretapping program is unconstitutional and ordered an immediate halt to it.
In other words, your efforts to protect me from the Islamist fascists that want to kill me, my family, my friends, and my neighbors, has been ruled unconstitutional by an agenda-driven Democratic judge, even though numerous judges had previously judged it legal. Apparently, the judge believes that our government, charged with protecting us, is to lie down and play possum, and do exactly what CAIR, the Islamophillic ACLU, Iran, Syria, al-Qaeda, and the rest of the Islamic terrorists want it to do - ignore their communications while they either plot to kill us aid those that are plotting to kill us.
Inasmuch as I wish to help the Bush administration fight the war against the Islamic fascists that want to kill all of us, even the idiotic Jimmy Carter-appointed Democratic-agended judge that made the ruling, and even the ACLU (CAIR, on the other hand, doesn't need protection since they are integrally involved with the terrorists that want to kill us, both by agenda and by deed - being actively engaged in the Islamization of America per their spokesperson Ibrahim Hooper), I would like to help NASA in every way possible, including the very small step of allowing you to exclude me as a concern. It will at the very least, save valuable resources, particularly, financial resources that have to be used to appeal rulings like the one herein referred to.
So waste not a single cent on legal fees related to a more favorable ruling to access my cell phone, my home phone, my emails, my regular mail, my financial records, or anything else that you believe is necessary to exclude me as a terrorist that is in the active process of plotting to kill Americans. I hereby give you permission to access all of these records and communications, in real time if necessary. Since I know that the Federal Government has access to most of these communications anyway through various other means, I certainly have no problem with NSA wiretaps.
I say this since I am not a terrorist, I do not communicate with terrorists, I don't think I know any terrorists (but if I do and don't know it I certainly want the NSA to know about it), I don't plan on doing anything illegal, I don't know anyone who is planning to do anything illegal (if I did I would tell the police, the FBI, NSA, the press, etc.), and being a patriotic, freedom-loving, law abiding, American, I want to make sure that I can keep the real freedoms that really matter, and not have them surrendered to Sharia law and the terrorists that want to kill us.
Oh, just a couple more things. That judge, U.S. District Judge Anna Diggs Taylor, can go to hell! The ACLU lawsuit was filed on behalf of scholars, attorneys, journalists and non-profit groups that regularly communicate with people in the Middle East and believe that their telephone calls and e-mail have been intercepted by the U.S. government. That's just tough s**t, if they aren't doing anything wrong, if they aren't communicating with al-Qaeda, what do they have to worry about? If they are communicating with terrorists, WE need to know about it.
Yours truly,
Richard, one of the Hyscience guys.
Update: Beth at My Vast Right Wing Conspiracy says she's got nothing to hide, either. She just wants terrorists caught and justice served (So that's 2 now - not exactly saving the government big bucks yet, but we're on the way). Beth also has more links on what she calls the asinine court decision.
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Posted by Richard at August 18, 2006 8:28 AM
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