Probable Cause

[Shoddy]

The U.S. government has obtained a top secret court order that requires Verizon to turn over the telephone records of millions of Americans to the National Security Agency on an "ongoing daily basis," the UK-based Guardian newspaper reported Wednesday.

Report: Court order forces Verizon to turn over records of millions - CNN.com

 

[Falhawk]

that's some shoddy reporting.

 

[caelum]

 

[Noumenon]

they probably can't independently verify the story because they have guns in their mouths.

 

[Irn-Bru]

this is awkward

 

[caelum]

Hell I like you , ya can come over and fuck my sister

 

[arsin]

So, a British newspaper breaks the story, CNN refers to British sources in reporting on the story.

Fascinating.

 

[claudius]

NSA collecting phone records of millions of Verizon customers daily | World news | The Guardian

 

[arsin]

Why didnt Jewmedia break the story?

 

[T-Dawg]

"Well, Ralph, Debbie can't talk right now because my dick is in her mouth." [hangs up]

 

[dsw1]

The Guardian isn't exactly a trustworthy news source at the best of times, so how bad must CNN be to use it as a reference point?

 

[Shoddy]

The Guardian isn't exactly a trustworthy news source at the best of times, so how bad must CNN be to use it as a reference point?

Half of the CNN front page is celebrity gossip and viral videos if that's any indication.

 

[NightTrain]

NSA has been doing this shit since right after 9/11.

It's perfectly legal.

Hell the Patriot Act actually makes it a bit more difficult.

Phone Record Gathering Story Blown Out of Proportion | National Review Online