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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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From: Thomas A Watson12/17/2005 1:44:09 PM
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Below is a presentation on the President's explanation of the NY Times supposed expose of domestic spying. I have no reason to believe PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH has not told 100% the truth.

Clearly Senator Arland Spector has made comments that make him an asshole. Other democrats have no doubt followed suite. And the NY times also has revealed it employs many assholes.

And several of our local posters have also revealed once again they are a singular point of anatomy.

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Defending the program, Bush said in his address that it is used only to intercept the international communications of people inside the United States who have been determined to have "a clear link" to al- Qaida or related terrorist organizations.

He said the program is reviewed every 45 days, using fresh threat assessments, legal reviews by the Justice Department, White House counsel and others, and information from previous activities under the program.

Without identifying specific lawmakers, Bush said congressional leaders have been briefed more than a dozen times on the program's activities.

The president also said the intelligence officials involved in the monitoring receive extensive training to make sure civil liberties are not violated.

Appearing angry at times during his eight-minute address, Bush left no doubt that he will continue authorizing the program.

"I intend to do so for as long as our nation faces a continuing threat from al-Qaida and related groups," he said.
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