Well, I don't know if that was really "spying". The Article refered to Online Chats, which are rather public, aren't they? I would agree on "spying" if they had monitored his E-Mails.{BMF}*Frank_The_Tank wrote:
kick ass.....but wait....
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thats "spying" on the people, and that isnt right
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Last edited by Starfleet1403 (2006-07-08 06:04:26)
Would you approve of them monitoring his e-mails, since they obviously had suspicions to warrant it??Starfleet1403 wrote:
OMG! That Guy practically lived next door to me. I reside in Kronshagen, which is adjacent to Kiel.Well, I don't know if that was really "spying". The Article refered to Online Chats, which are rather public, aren't they? I would agree on "spying" if they had monitored his E-Mails.{BMF}*Frank_The_Tank wrote:
kick ass.....but wait....
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thats "spying" on the people, and that isnt right
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Last edited by lowing (2006-07-08 06:08:40)
Well, if they have reasonable suspicions, they'll get a warrant, then it's legal, therefore No Problem.lowing wrote:
Would you approve of them monitoring his e-mails, since they obviously had suspicions to warrant it??
Works great for an individual ( like this) But alittle impractical to get 1,000,000 warrants during a war.Starfleet1403 wrote:
Well, if they have reasonable suspicions, they'll get a warrant, then it's legal, therefore No Problem.lowing wrote:
Would you approve of them monitoring his e-mails, since they obviously had suspicions to warrant it??