>>Avoiding warrants for these cases sounds simple,
>>though potentially invasive of Americans' civil liberties.
>>Most calls outside the country involve foreigners
>>talking to foreigners. Most communications within
>>the country are constitutionally protected -- U.S. "persons"
>>talking to U.S. "persons." To avoid wiretapping every
>>communication, NSA will need to build massive automatic
>>surveillance capabilities into telephone switches.
>>Here things get tricky: Once such infrastructure is
>>in place, others could use it to intercept communications.

>
> Can you imagine how much totally boring crap they've got to listen to before
> they get to the juicy parts, like some Hollywood starlet getting it on with
> the store greeter at WackyWorld? Um...

> I don't drink alcoholic beverages.

>> find some
>>human companionship,

>
> I'm not that fond of Americans beings, they tend to be stupid.

>> and get with
>>the program already...

>
> Fox and Fiends? No thanks, they're rilly STOOPID.