So says the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Mike Rogers. You may laugh (I certainly did), but that's not all that different from court rulings about "standing" — SCOTUS has repeatedly thrown out suits against security and surveillance programs because the folks suing couldn't prove that they were, themselves, surveilled.
So, huzzah! The NSA is reading someone's email, but if you don't know it's yours, don't worry your pretty head about it! And if you happen to have photos of Rep. Rogers making nookie with his wife (or someone else), go ahead and send them around — I'm sure he won't care unless he finds out about it.
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We already wrote a bit about yesterday’s House Intelligence Committee hearing concerning NSA surveillance. There were two sections to it: the first three hours were the top government spooks and lawmakers, and then the last half an hour or so…
Laugh? More like facepalm or pound head on table. Let's get some pictures of this guy naked and post them on the Internet so we can laugh at how his privacy wasn't invaded because he didn't know about it.
Bogus ingenuousness or abysmal doltishness? The world may never know.