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Bush Can’t Escape His Own StatementsPosted on Feb 6, 2006
As Attorney General Alberto Gonzales prepares for Monday’s hearings, we should keep in mind the president’s 2004 statement about surveillance: “Anytime you hear the United States government talking about a wiretap, it requires—a wiretap requires a court order.” (Hat tip: crooksandliars.com) | video Advertisement Elsewhere: . CommentsAre you a Truthdig member yet? Login now, or register with Truthdig. Add Your Comment
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By Marty Didier, February 6, 2006 at 7:07 pm #
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Ive tried to be patient and look forward to some sort of justice, but the way its going, Im afraid that may not be possible. What the purpose was for not swearing in the Attorney General before he gave his talk is very suspicious.
From being in a family for more than 26 years who joined an Organized Crime system thats known for being the World Largest Crime System, I know that at the Federal Level, Political Corruption is completely out of control. You may not know this, but Criminals use Snooping or Wiretapping as an important function in building profiles. They generally work off of grand schemes and in the hands of Corrupt Federal Officials, whos interest is to raid our Treasury, Wiretapping provides a good opportunity to look out for whos their latest threat. Also, it offers an opportunity to stay one step ahead of anyone who is trying to end their criminal game.
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