“6/18/2009, 5:15pm EST”
“It sounded like, from the former NSA analyst that we interviewed, that it was rare to access the emails of celebrities or famous people, but that it was fairly routine, according to him, for people to access the emails of girlfriends or wives or other people that they might know.”
— James Risen, co-author of a recent NYT story on NSA over-collection of domestic surveillance, speaking on MSNBC. What’s really surprising is that anyone bought the Bush-era line about spying responsibly (when they finally had to admit they were doing it in the first place). via Raw Story
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