"After all, Frank Church warned us. Thirty-five years ago, he said the NSA's sophisticated surveillance abilities "could be turned around on the American people, and no American would have any privacy left. There would be no place to hide ... no way to fight back."
It's hard to argue that isn't precisely what has happened." WASHINGTON Long ago, before fiber-optic splitter intercepts, before secret deals with ISPs and telecoms to let the government monitor billions of emails and cellphone calls yes, before email and cellphones even existed Congress put the nation's spy agencies on the hot seat... 'The intelligence-industrial complex: can Congress control it?' San Antonio Express-News: http://tinyurl.com/q4brlz5
