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• 1 Segolene // Aug 8, 2007 at 5:04 pm

  It seems like someone should mention that freely available implementations of public-key cryptography make any remotely competent terrorist pretty much invulnerable from any “wiretapping”, foreign or domestic. We don’t have to strike a balance between surveillance and privacy, because the NSA doesn’t have the power to decipher the communications of our enemies, not only because they are in Arabic, but because we don’t yet have computers that can boil oceans.