October 10. 2019

Christopher Wray

This week, the Action News Jacksonville television news station reported that, “Newly declassified records with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court revealed the FBI violated privacy rights of Americans by searching their emails. The improper searches were done under a controversial foreign intelligence program that allows surveillance without a warrant. It is meant to track down foreign suspects."

I have stated many times on this site that the FBI has illegally accessed and used my time stamped emails and phone calls. This is how I was able to break stories on the FBI in this regard, I witnessed and experienced them accessing and using my emails and intellectual property for stories that ended up on FBI.gov (New Scandal Erupts Regarding The FBI And Justice Department Monitoring Calls Of AP Reporters Confirming Previous Site Claims). I'd also broken the story about FBI Patriot Act Abuses.

I witnessed as the FBI went into Congress claiming they are working on certain cases that I knew to be fictional, while demanding a fortune in U.S. taxpayer money for the agency to squander, as said stories were illegally taken from my preexisting, fictional copyrighted movie scripts and television show scripts. That constitutes criminal copyright infringement. It reminded me of the movie “Wag the Dog” regarding a U.S. government administration hiring a Hollywood producer to "fabricate a war to distract voters from a presidential sex scandal."

When I broke the story, the U.S. Inspector General issued a report a year later, revealing the government discovered the FBI unlawfully wiretapped press outlets and journalists, as mentioned above, under the Obama administration. The FBI has no respect for people’s privacy and property rights. They do whatever they want to, the public’s rights be damned. The fully believe they are above the law and it doesn't apply to them.

STORY SOURCE

Report: FBI violated privacy rights for large numbers of Americans

Updated: Oct 9, 2019 - 6:52 PM - WASHINGTON - Newly declassified records with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court revealed the FBI violated privacy rights of Americans by searching their emails. The improper searches were done under a controversial foreign intelligence program that allows surveillance without a warrant. It is meant to track down foreign suspects. 

The report said the email searches involved a large number of Americans but it's unclear exactly how many American people were affected because it said the FBI was not keeping proper records. The court found that some Americans were electronically searched without probable cause which violated their Fourth Amendment rights.

"In these circumstances, there's really no way you would know if your communications are being collected," Alan Butler, with the Electronic Privacy Information Center, said. "This is really about oversight and accountability." The court found that some FBI employees either misapplied or misunderstood the search standard and that led to searches on Americans, even if there wasn't enough evidence of a crime...

https://www.actionnewsjax.com

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