Obama’s speech to put aside our fears of NSA spying was anything but reassuring.

For any not paying close attention, he revealed that besides ignoring the Constitution that Congress knows about it and secret courts with judges oversee it, after the fact.

It is not one political party, it is not one branch of the government, but all three, and the only people who didn’t know was the public at large.

To make it worse, all these private companies giving up information have high priced lawyers and none of them filed a case on behalf of their clients, even though the requirements clearly violate the bill of rights.

And yet, few people seem very upset about it. Do you really think they are keeping you safer this way? That the data the collect will never be misused? Do you think any of your rights matter to these people?

Get a clue! If they are not stopped now, then they never will be.

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2013/06...ing-really-is/

It is not a matter of it being just one country either. Now everyone seems to think it is ok or they just share data while others gather it from their citizens.

Do you think it is good that the US or others share data on you so your country doesn’t need to?

Is this not an international governmental conspiracy to spy the populous? But such things don’t exist, right?