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Originally posted by Mulhollanddose
CALEA Act:
The Clinton Administration, however, has consistently pushed for significant curbs on our ability to use cryptography to protect electronic privacy. It claims that without access to the keys of all encrypted messages, its "ability to fight crime and prevent terrorism" will be "devastated." But in fact, in the past decade, 83 percent of all wiretaps and other forms of government surveillance have been authorized in connection with vice crimes like gambling and drug offenses. The Administration is using scare tactics to acquire vast new powers to spy on all Americans.
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as usual, you're not answering the question. OK, the Clinton administration was guilty of this. It only has gotten worse by all accounts.
what about today? this administration?
You are the one constantly pounding the drum about the dangers of totalitarian/socialist/communist tendencies. Where does the line fall here?