ADL Urged Congress to Pass FISA Law Spying on Americans to 'Protect Israel'

D. Ray <d@ray>
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๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ The Anti-Defamation League and the Conference of Presidents of
Major American Jewish Organizations wrote a letter to House Speaker Mike
Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries earlier this month urging them
to pass the controversial FISA law to spy on Americans to "protect Israel."

The FISA bill was described as "the biggest expansion of domestic
surveillance since the Patriot Act" and included language to which could
compel "an enormous range" of businesses to start acting as NSA spies.

Americans rose up and flooded Congress with calls to demand the bill be
stopped or amended but it sailed through the House and Senate with zero
changes as the will of the American public has no influence over the regime
in Washington.

The ADL/Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations
told Congress the spying law was needed first and foremost for "(1) the
safety and security of Israel; and (2) the need to protect Jews in the U.S.
-- indeed, all Americans -- from terrorist threats."

"In the U.S., indications of foreign involvement in domestic antisemitic
events in the wake of October 7 highlight the need for the Executive Branch
to retain this vital tool," the Jewish advocacy group said, likely alluding
to anti-Israel protests.

They went on to say they're "deeply concerned" about proposals to reign in
the spying law by requiring a warrant to examine "information previously
obtained through use of Section 702," which they said would "hobble vital
intelligence and law enforcement authorities."

Now we know why our bought off Congress rammed through the FISA law to spy
on us without a warrant.

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