I have recently heard about the NSA surveillance program
they like to call "Prism." I think it’s basically a way for the
government to get rid of some of my unalienable rights by completely violating
my privacy. Right now NSA affects me in one key area of concern,
my phone call privacy. According to Meghan Foley's article on Wall Street
news, An NSA court order forced Verizon to turn over metadata on the
numbers called and the time and duration of calls for its United States
customers. Since I am a Verizon customer, I greatly believe my privacy is
at risk because I believe very soon another court order will be passed
allowing the NSA to basically listen in on my conversations that I carry out in
my personal life and soon they will be tracking everyone's location form
their cell phone and can just storm in on you from nowhere and arrest you.
Since the government is above the law, if you are suspected of any terrorism, even if they is absolutely 0% evidence that
suggest even knowing anything about terrorism maybe even what the word
"terrorism is" they can still detain you for as long as they so desire.
That's not cool.
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