I went into security because it is fun and I want to help people maintain their privacy. I believe that privacy is the Zeroth Amendment. it is something so basic that the founding fathers did not mention privacy in the Bill of Rights. They thought privacy was basic that it would never be questioned. NOW it is being questioned. I have heard of $65 million contract to private company to data mine personal information for every one in north and south america. The company is not required to follow govermental privacy regulations that is why it was choosen, to allow the goverment to gain information with out regulations. I heard the the LEIU was also created to bypass govermental privacy regulations for local agencies. What is the LEIU? What is it's charter? What privacy policies does it have? Shaun Shaun Savage wrote: > Senator Wyden fights for privacy! > > The question I ask the group is "At what point does security out weigh > the privacy and freedoms that America should offer?" > > > http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/06/08/MN253740.DTL > > Shaun > >
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