Are you one of those who says (basically) 'I got nuttin to hide, so I don't have to worry about what they do'?

If so, you really better change that outlook.
Now, in the security "business", what wins is the most outlandish scenario. So if they happen to be discussing your actions/writings/movements, the guy who comes up with the riskiest possible interpretation - no matter how coincidental things have to be - gets the nod and you are surveilled (or worse).


>Secret or not, a warrant still has to be issued by a judge.
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>I don't know what the fuss is about the "secret" warrants. The government has been using "secret" warrants for years....long before terrorists became a problem.
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>>Yeah but if they "think" you "might" "possibly" be a terrorist, they can get a 'secret' warrent and really don't need to show any reason for the warrent. If Billy-Bob FBI agent decides he wants to wiretap you then yer tapped.