NSA and the 4th Admendment

[GostHacked]

http://www.freepressinternational.com/nsa-4th-amendment.html

This is the head of the CIA now. The same person that headed the NSA. The same person in this little video clip showing how much he REALLY knows about the U.S. constitution.

This is a man fighting for your freedoms. Any questions?

This is the kind of stuff the LEFT just canNOT make up.

[Charles Anthony]

We should not be pointing fingers. Our Bill of Rights stops short at

Legal Rights

8. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.

http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/const/annex_e.html

At least the U.S. fourth amendment includes the caveat of requiring "probable cause" regardless of what the head of the CIA says.

[geoffrey]

Not to mention our's can easily be over-ridden if a majority government is in power.

[lost&outofcontrol]

We should not be pointing fingers. Our Bill of Rights stops short at

Legal Rights

8. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.

http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/const/annex_e.html

At least the U.S. fourth amendment includes the caveat of requiring "probable cause" regardless of what the head of the CIA says.

Ah yes, the right's best comeback; we should not not attemp to point out <insert targeted subject> flaws since <insert the other guy> is worst.

[Charles Anthony]

Ah yes, the right's best comeback;

Oh! No! The wrong's best weapon: search or seizure!

[lost&outofcontrol]

Oh! No! The wrong's best weapon: search or seizure!

We can't complain about the NSA's possible wrong doing because we as Canadians may do worst? Is that not your contention?

[Charles Anthony]

We can't complain about the NSA's possible wrong doing because we as Canadians may do worst? Is that not your contention?

No. We can complain.

I think it is more effective to clean up one's own backyard.