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Friday, May 15, 2015

NSA SPYING: 3 JUDGE PANEL FINDS METADATA PROGRAM ILLEGAL

NSA SPYING: 3 JUDGE PANEL FINDS 
METADATA PROGRAM ILLEGAL
Published on May 15, 2015
On May 7, In the lawsuit ACLU Vs. James Clapper, The Director Of National Intelligence, a three-judge panel for the Second Circuit held that "the telephone metadata program exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized and therefore violates Section 215 of the Patriot Act. The ruling sends the case back to the District Court for further proceedings.

Section 215 of the Conspicuously Subversive Patriot Act expires in June. Section 215 of the Patriot Act is commonly referred to as the Library Records Provision. 215 Allows the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act as applied by the Director Of The FBI or an official designated by the director access to “tangible things” deemed under investigation. This investigation must be conducted in accordance under the guidelines laid out in Executive Order 12333 and must not be carried out on Citizens whose activities are protected by the First Amendment. All orders must be granted by a FISA court judge. These orders carry gag orders, as to not expose the investigation.

This broken promise by our Federal Government was exposed by numerous whistleblowers and undermined by the Intelligence community on a massive scale. Now, The lights have been turned on, and the roaches are scurrying to keep control of the kitchen.

Meanwhile, The Mouthpieces Of The American Counter Terror Movement ratcheted up by the Military Industrial Complex project the psyop needed for the unconstitutional legislation.

Expect to see more blatant extortion thrown at the feet of the American People, threats like these will increase as the scrutiny of unconstitutional surveillance grows.