I Want To Retrieve My NSA Records. Please Mail a Freedom of Information Act Request For Me

[Fire Walk With Me]

http://mynsarecords.com/

The NSA has been exposed as having collected the phone records of millions of Americans in blatant violation of the Fourth Amendment. What would you like them to do with your records?

My NSA Records lets you quickly and easily send a request to the NSA for them to provide you with a copy of the records they have collected regarding you -or- send a motion to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to ask them to direct the NSA to delete your records. We will print and mail your request for free.

[pinboy3niner]

1. I want to redeem my NSA Rewards

They give points like credit cards do, right? Well, I'm ready to cash in!

[Fire Walk With Me]

9. They're only good for trading in on a set of Pogs. Disappointing.

[newfie11]

2. Thanks

Sent it in.

[peacebird]

3. Interesting idea

[Ruby the Liberal]

4. Who is this guy

Forgive the tinfoil hat, but privacy policy just says "no sale of info or junk mail", not that the records wouldn't be kept. How convenient to be able to link name and address (and who knows what other personal identifying information) to metadata like phone number and email address in question.

[Travis_0004]

5. I'll give it a try.

If nothing else, I might get a denial letter to laugh about and show my friends.

[Savannahmann]

6. In the 1980's

I was sitting to dinner with my family back in the 1980's, and the news was on the small TV we had in the kitchen. There was a story about the FBI, and how they were now opening their records. You could call a phone number, and learn if you had a FBI file. My Dad snorted and said. "Yeah, and they'll say no, and after you hang up they'll say you do now." His point was obvious, anyone who called was going to be viewed as someone who was "up to something" the FBI should be aware of.

Being a teenager, I didn't call. I am sure my folks didn't either. This kind of feels like the same thing. You demand to know if they are watching you personally amongst all the pieces of data. They say no, and then start the file on you wondering what you are up to that would have you so paranoid as to demand information.

[Fire Walk With Me]

7. Today it's not about paranoia; it's about openly questioning the existence of the surveillance state

and challenging it before it entirely consumes portions of the Constitution. I'm with Occupy and it's already been proven in FOIA documents that "they" were spying upon us from the first minute, so I accept that I'm on lists somewhere. And I openly question and challenge all of that.

"If you're not already on a government watch list, you're not trying hard enough." ~Anonymous

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

8. You might also want to request a copy of the warrant giving the "probable cause".

[one_voice]

10. Copyright © 2013 Jonathan Corbett. All rights reserved.

Yeah, Jon Corbett seems to be a frequent flyer with Info Wars/Prison Planet/Alex Jones.

And yes, it matters. If he was a frequent flyer on Hannity or Beck it would matter, the above referenced are known to peddle in conspiracy theories and ALWAYS have an agenda that isn't helpful to Liberal/Democratic/Progressive policies.

And don't bring the messenger bullshit, cuz like I said, if shit were posted here from Beck or Hannity it wouldn't fly. You don't get to play that card just because he's in line with a message you want to get out.