Okay, all you who have been spied upon, speak up!

[proud2BlibKansan]

But is it true that the NSA or federal intelligence agencies are recklessly, without cause or due process, silently tracking and investigating innocent average Americans? It might be…but where is the evidence?

So far, not a single innocent average American has come forward and identified themselves as a victim of unwarranted NSA surveillance. Despite all of the partisan press coverage of this hopeful scandal, no innocent average American has come forward and accused the NSA of wrongly wiretapping them.

http://www.newmediajournal.us/staff/williams/02212006.htm

[Der Blaue Engel]

1. Yeah, um...they don't have to tell you.

How would you know?

[proud2BlibKansan]

2. I guess this writer didn't think of that

:rofl:

[Catherine Vincent]

3. I think I was spied on via the internet but in a good way.

All I know is I had asked on a message board how do you photoshop a photo and later that day I saw that Adobe Photoshop loaded on my pc that wasn't there before. :shrug:

[proud2BlibKansan]

10. Isn't that expensive?

I hope you thanked Santa. :)

[upi402]

4. all the voices in my head concur

i been spied on.
and peed on too!

[EFerrari]

5. What is the standard? My phone company (AT&T) handed

over access to their database and Yahoo! handed over searches. And, that's only what I know to be fact.

Do I have probable cause to believe my privacy has been invaded?

[Oeditpus Rex]

6. I maintain that anyone who posts at DU

or other such "subversive" web sites has reason to believe they may have been electronically surveilled. I see no reason not to believe it.

[Sydnie]

7. Some one should send them a tape of the basement hearings

where the guy from the Quaker group testified that he had been spied on. There is one American for them!

[proud2BlibKansan]

11. Yep and there was a group of high school kids too

and anti-war protesters in Texas and that church in California.

But why bother with facts? This guy obviously would rather promote that agenda of 'nothing to see here' so move along now. LOL

[salin]

12. or the PETA group at Indiana U

[seabeyond]

8. there is a republican staff worker? suing nsa for spying on him

and then we know about the quakers.

[flyarm]

14. yes and he is suing because they put "bugs" all over his wife's car! n/t

[Katherine Brengle]

9. I have been censored in the past by the US military-----

I have no way of knowing if this stemmed from spying or was just a case of someone "coming across" my writings, but I hold that it is highly more likely that it was done on purpose.

The catch in all of this is that until one is arrested or censored, there is no proof--even if one or both of these things happen, the government can still refuse to tell you how they acquired the information.

That is the root of the problem--it's all done in the dark, in secret, with no proof and no disclosure necessary.

[Inspector77]

13. NSA activity is secret, even from the Gov. How will I find out even

after being falsely imprisoned.