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Category Archives: Senator Paul
A Note of Appreciation To Senator Rand Paul.
Thank you for speaking up for Americans’ rights to privacy, both in their words and in their deeds, and for speaking against government overreach in sharing the data with law enforcement and private companies. Mass surveillance has silenced would be … Continue reading
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Senator Paul Speaks Out About “The NSA and Your Privacy” At Berkeley College
“I believe what you do on a cell phone is none of their damn business,” he said. The NYTimes reported that he said that the NSA was “drunk with power”. Most of the crowd were students although the reporter noted … Continue reading
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