1. The evidence keeps coming that 's bulk collection is needless & threatens Americans' civil liberties

  2. hard to avoid concluding Judge Walton's FISA Court opinion from March 09 remained classified for reason besides concealing NSA noncompliance

  3. "NSA's data accessing technologies & practices were never adequately designed to comply w/the governing [privacy protections]" FISA Court 09

  4. I'll have a piece soon, but docs suggest FISA Court in 09 lost so much confidence in NSA that it Q'd the overall value of bulk phone records

  5. It adds nuance to descriptions of the court as a "rubber stamp." Angered by violations; laments lacking power to adequately remedy situation

  6. Relevant dynamic from FISA Court revealed/deepened in these documents: Court warnings that it is at the mercy of NSA misrepresentations.

  7. From FISA Court's '06 order authorizing bulk phone metadata collection: NSA told the Court it expected to give FBI 2 phone numbers per day.

  8. Anticipated obstacle: Syrian rebels, who are ironically/justifiably suspicious that dealing w Assad's chemicals will end the US' attention.

  9. We don't want passwords. We don't want biometrics to replace them. We want data security. We have no idea how to properly provide it yet.

  10. Verified destruction is the issue RT : BREAKING: Kerry says Syria should "go further" than declaring chemical weapons, signing treaty

  11. Kerry says it's possible that the US strikes might yield "some retaliation somewhere, in an asymmetrical way." Not deterred by that.

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