who's listening to your conversations?
Listen: Ron Reagan asks America how they feel about being spied on
From Ron Reagan . . .
On the heels of last week's story broken by ABC News: http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/Story?id=5987804&page=1 – we're discussing in greater depth how the NSA has transformed since 9/11.
It's the topic of James Bamford's new book, "THE SHADOW FACTORY: The Ultra-Secret NSA from 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America" (out this week on Doubleday).
The New York Times bestselling author is an expert on the National Security Agency and this is his third in a trilogy ("Body of Secrets" and "The Puzzle Palace") of books discussing the ultra-secret agency.
Plus, we'll take your calls.
866 – 303 – 2270 IS THE NUMBER TO CALL-IN FOR YOU LISTENERS OUT THERE.
- FILED UNDER: Host Posts, Congress, Democratic Party, Economy, FISA, Terrorism
- October 13, 2008
Skype no longer safe?
Using British VIOP SKYPE because of the partisan data mining in the US. Now that SKYPE is bought by Republican EBAY, will they be sharing our calls with their cronies?
They already do
they have been for years.
Love the interview with
Love the interview with James Bamford, but he made the claim that the warrentless wiretapping began after 9/11, I wish someone would ask him to comment on Qwest CEO Joseph P. Nacchio's testimony that his company was approached by the Bushies in February of 2001.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/10/12/AR200710...
Sarah explained
We all are suffering Sarah fatigue... but this really brought it all home. It's funny, short "G" rated, and... well, take a look. "Nuff Said, as "they" say!
check it out: http://runamukcompany.com/sound.html
NMG
post show post
thanks for the posts and calls everyone. see you tomorrow.
Hitler and Saddam offered certainty of security
Ron-- I appreciated you asking what we would sacrifice for a guarantee of security. My understanding is that both Hitler and Saddam offered a guarantee of security, at least for those who supported them unconditionally.
My homework
I have to catch up with my podcasts faster--every time I "discover" an interesting news story online, it turns out Ron Reagan already covered it.