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17 Dec 2007 09:36 am
Bush's Surveillance State
"More than anything else, what these revelations highlight -- yet again -- is that the U.S. has become precisely the kind of surveillance state that we were always told was the hallmark of tyrannical societies, with literally no limits on the government's ability or willingness to spy on its own citizens and to maintain vast dossiers on those activities. The vast bulk of those on whom the Government spies have never been accused, let alone convicted, of having done anything wrong," - Glenn Greenwald in a must-read post. Don't miss this nugget either: they began this two weeks after coming into office?
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