Top US court justifies unconstitutional email and phone intercepts

Top US court justifies unconstitutional email and phone intercepts

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The US Supreme Court has dismissed a legal challenge to a domestic anti-terrorism eavesdropping programme.

President George W Bush authorised the monitoring, without a court order, of international phone calls and e-mails of US citizens after the 9/11 attacks.

The American Civil Liberties Union argued that Mr Bush did not have the constitutional authority to order the programme, which ended last year.

The Supreme Court gave no explanation for its ruling.

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This is unbelievable, there is no such thing as privacy in America anymore, and no way to get it back.
Only way to fix that is a civil war.

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