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Taking Privacy Cues From The Federal Government Is - To Say The Least - Ironic, Considering Today's Orwellian Level Of Surveillance. At Virtually Any Given Time Outside Of One's Own Home, An American Citizen Can Reasonably Assume His Movements And Actions Are Being Monitored By Something, By Somebody, Somewhere.

-Bob Barr

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Taking Privacy Cues From The Federal Government

Bob Barr

Taking Privacy Cues From The Federal Government Is - To Say The Least - Ironic, Considering Today's Orwellian Level Of Surveillance. At Virtually Any Given Time Outside Of One's Own Home, An American Citizen Can Reasonably Assume His Movements And Actions Are Being Monitored By Something, By Somebody, Somewhere.

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