Another spy agency looks at Americans and their property

I've not been comfortable with the number of camera's going up at street corners to watch people, but if caught on one I'm in public. Everyone present can see me entering Sears, the camera's within the store can see what I buy.

An agent for the government can drive by my property and see where I live. They do have my address.

Camera's in the sky seeing my property, what car I own, or even watching me get my mail, is no different from my neighbors seeing the same things. It's outside. It's public.

That is much different from the government making a database of who I call, when, and how long I talk, let alone being able to listen to what we say without a warrant. My phone is inside my house. I should be able to feel secure within my home that what I say and do is private..

If I'm on my cell phone in public, I know to act / speak accordingly. But, within my home? That's private. Get out!

Re: Another spy agency looks at Americans and their property


try not moving your lips while you read this.

http://www.jcil.org/journal/articles/353.html