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An AT&T attorney hints that the White House authorized the company to open its network to surveillance.
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- by krugne43 June 26, 2006 7:16 PM PDT
- I believe reports of activities to the consumers arrived late.The end of the year 2004 was absolutley after the fact,the damage was done long before the info arrived.Please stop trying to cover your unlawfulness.It sickens me to no end.I'm not alone on these conspiracies.Tell the truth,and give compensation to all that without choice or gave their authorization to these acts what we truely deserve.Some of us have ongoing documents in our files long before 11-14-2005!!!!!And filled against these sloppy plus greedy and hatetred acts.Personally,the wire tapping part was very very obvious.Take some advice,mistaks are costly,if you dont play,you dont pay. thankyou for my share.KJR
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