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Privacy
Lawsuit Challenges Constitutionality Over Domestic NSA Spying
WASHINGTON DC. Last week, Senator Rand Paul and Freedom Works jointly filed an initial 16-page lawsuit (PDF) against Defendants President Barack Obama, James Clapper (DNI), Keith Alexander (NSA), James Comey Jr. (FBI) and others. The lawsuit was filed in the District of Columbia.
Any U.S. citizen who used a telephone, including a cell phone at any time from 2006 to date can join the lawsuit. At the time the lawsuit was filed, the Wall Street Journal reported 386,000 signatures were collected. These signatures could become, if not already initial Plaintiffs in the Class-Action lawsuit.
Read more of the Bush and Obama spying scandals, court rulings, and goverment avoidance of adhering to those rulings.
Virtually every electronic device, accounts, tied to the internet is being watched or collected. The U.S. Constitution has explicit issues forbidding the actions by domestic goverment administrations. One U.S. President resigned for scandals far less than what is being acted today. Read the full report… Please like us on Facebook and please share our reports on twitter.