http://rt.com/...ying-e-mail-citizens-178/

Interesting

This always was the objective of the Patriot Act.

nothing new!

They are probably saving this message.

CITIZEN REQUIEM: PREPARE TO GET ARRESTED!!!

i don't mind them watching. it's when they start talking to me that creates the problems.

The government is about to pass a law requiring cell phone companies to retain all text messages for at least two years so that law enforcement can have them on demand.

ya but then you got all them pre paid accounts some with no names good luck on watching everyone

Skulls are you talking about a burner?

they did this long before the patriot act. even on phone calls, if you say a buzzword, you may be contacted.

bonus!

as if they ever went away to begin with? all they are doing is transferring the storage costs from the NSA to the cell companies

http://www.youtube.com/...sHp2ExBz261Eg&index=7

I'm clearly being watched because I'm enjoying the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea (North Korean) YouTube page. C'mon, they found the Lair of the King with the Unicorn, they will launch a "working satellite" because of "analyzing the shortcomings of satellite launch in April last," the giant library with a bizarre calling center 2/3 of the way into it, the Italian delegation visit where they're forced to walk across a long snow-covered runway, and even one about Kim Jung Ill's parka.

So, yah, if I'm not on the surivellance list, I most likely am now.

Crap, you guys are just scratching the surface of this whole thing. Spend some time, read the Federalist Papers. Thomas Jefferson practically predicted that this day would come.

There is NO Expectation of privacy in a POLICE STATE!

The U.S. should wake up and SMELL the FASCISM before it is too late. Recently a number of laws have been enacted by our legislators that vastly increases the authority and power of what appear to be relatively benign government agencies, and the monkey is asleep at the switch.

The U.S. is gonna make Nazi Germany look like a Sunday walk in the park.

thank you for this link