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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: ChinuSFO who wrote (72516)	1/17/2006 5:39:07 AM
From: lorne	Read Replies (2) of 81568

chinu. You said..."You have heard of Goebbels I am sure. The more you repeat a lie, the more gullible it starts to sound. Is that what you are attempting to do here. I haven't heard of Clinton tapping US citizens phone lines without the approval of the secret courts.".... So why don't you stop lying to protect your dem fanatic leaders? Here as posted on this thread...pay attention. Message 22036005 He also said....""A mistake has been made here. It is inexcusable and I think an apology is owed to those that were involved." ".... [5] The FBI Files Scandal and the Privacy Act of 1974-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In early June, the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee revealed that the White House had requested the FBI file on former Travel Office employee Billy Dale. Soon after, it was also revealed that the White House had obtained hundreds other individuals' FBI files. Some of the files requested by the White House were those of members of previous Republican administrations. So far, 481 files are known to have been sent to the White House and there are unconfirmed reports of hundreds more. The White House is claiming that the files were obtained as part of a bureaucratic mistake. The White House and the FBI quickly apologized for their action. White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta said, "A mistake has been made here. It is inexcusable and I think an apology is owed to those that were involved." FBI Director Louis J. Freeh described the disclosure of files as an "egregious violations of privacy" and noted that "the FBI gave inadequate protection to the privacy interests of persons in FBI files." More >>> epic.org

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