U.S. Department of State Watching Sabbah’s Blog!

Another interesting article from Mr. Haitham Sabbah blog

http://sabbah.biz/mt/archives/2007/02/01/us-department-of-state-watching-sabbah/

 

Cool! Thanks for the great news! Hope they are watching more blogs like this.

 

I think the US DoS and DoD probably watch a lot more blogs than we know about!

 

let them add my blog on there list

Since they have a lot of time to waste


Another real story of an Iranian Blogger : http://hoder.com/weblog/archives/2005_11_01_index.html

 

I think you're already top of their list for peddling anti-American war stories!

 

lol thank's

I'll check that on my next visit to the states , last time they made me wait 8 hours on the borders

and they even brought the FBI to investigate with us (also an american was with us and they dident let him in directly)

But still i dont care , when u know you are clean ... you dont have anything to be affraid off .

 

Yes, it may be interesting, but it's nothing new the USA does look out for terrorists & their sympathisers even online.

 

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Dont worry ...
Thank's GOD , i dont depend on adsense to live

and do you think they consider me as a sympathisers ?

should i be afraid from my next visit ?

maybe from being shipped to Guantanamo without any trials ?

 

Not if you have nothing to be afraid of in the first place. Hotel Gitmo on the South Beach is reserved for those who do.

Hotel Gitmo is one of our finest resorts featuring romantic sunsets and breath taking views of the beach. Offering award winning dining facilities featuring halal food to cater to it's multicultural clientele. For many, it's the nicest facility they'll ever have the pleasure of visiting in their lifetime

 

How sweet & Romantic

Especially the Sunset with the beach !

 

Gitmo is one of the biggest human rights disasters in the world.

I would like to hear GTechs opinions if he happened to be in there or have a member of his family in there with no right to a lawyer, he would soon change his tune.

You make it sound so nice GTech, why not volunteer to go there for a few years? I'll pay your air fare from Texas if you like.

 

I have no idea, i don't work for the US government in fact i don't even live there lol

All i can say is, that if you have done nothing wrong or committed illegal acts you will be safe lol

 

I'm glad the US Govt is reading stuff like this, and tapping phones, and watching bank accounts...more power to them. I have nothing to hide if they want to watch me or tap my phone....of course, I was born in NC and they usually don't have to many problems with good ol' boys...

 

I am seriously worried about you mate.

Do you not respect your own right to privacy?

You are a very strange person mate.

 

Yes I respect my own right to privacy, along with everyone elses....but if it comes to a matter of national security, then I am also for the govt doing what they need to do in order to keep me and my family safe...

 

He's just a little kid he don't know what's he's talking about ..

just ignore him

 

yes, I am 2 years old....I am the smartest 2 year old you will ever run into...I would assume that ya'll are just mad because you don't want the US govt. looking at terrorists bank accounts and phone numbers and whatever else....Clinton is the one that signed the law...blame him, not Bush....furthermore, there is no country in the world that you can go to where the govt is not being a big brother in some aspect...if you have nothing to hide, who cares?

 

I agree with this !

But That doesn't mean watching all people in the universe based on who they are , what beliefs they belong , what culture they came from , what kind of people there friends are ...

A terrorist can be any kind of pers , even an American born .

Adam Yahiye Gadahn

 

Then you'll take comfort in the fact that it would be impossible to do what you are pointing out. To do so, would mean virtually every American would have to work for an intel organization in order to do that sort of surveillance.