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Scalia said that before the court’s 1967 opinion on wiretapping, the high court held the view that there were no constitutional prohibitions on wiretaps because conversations were not explicitly granted privacy protection under the Fourth Amendment, which protects against Americans against unreasonable search and seizure of “their persons, houses, papers, and effects.”
But he said then the Warren court stepped in and found that “there’s a generalized right of privacy that comes from penumbras and emanations, blah blah blah, garbage.”
Governor Scott apparently believes that general right of privacy blah blahs do not extend to your personal residence in Florida.
The NDAA Section 1021 gives the federal government the power to behave like dictators and arrest any American citizen, or anyone for that matter, without warrant and indefinitely detain them in offshore prisons without charge and keep them there until “the end of hostilities.”
"They" just wrote the law. Of course, they won't do that or shut off cell phones or the internet. Hey, the economy is recovering. Hey, what are "hostilities?" A nasty email?
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Why did Snowden go to Greenwald and not the NYT, Washington Post, Senators McCann, Graham, Feinstein, Congressman Pelosi, ACLU, or NSA IG? That's a rhetorical question.
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