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:I don't personally object to any of ''those'' portions. The Patriot Act definitely cleared out of the way a lot of the bureaucracy that would have been critical for communication between the FBI and other portions of the government that could have stopped the hijackers. I have more concern about the sneak and peak warrants, and how they are not clearly defined (i.e. the health care example above). Sneak and peak warrants in the case of imminent suspected terrorism are fine with me (and perhaps not with a lot of the critics of the Patriot Act), but I do think it is germane to comment on how the boundaries and limits are not clearly defined there. Similarly, the issue with the ''limits'' are germane with the library, such as the also provided example of how it could lead to fraud to spying or medical records. [[User:DanH|DanH]] 18:16, 9 April 2008 (EDT)

:I don't personally object to any of ''those'' portions. The Patriot Act definitely cleared out of the way a lot of the bureaucracy that would have been critical for communication between the FBI and other portions of the government that could have stopped the hijackers. I have more concern about the sneak and peak warrants, and how they are not clearly defined (i.e. the health care example above). Sneak and peak warrants in the case of imminent suspected terrorism are fine with me (and perhaps not with a lot of the critics of the Patriot Act), but I do think it is germane to comment on how the boundaries and limits are not clearly defined there. Similarly, the issue with the ''limits'' are germane with the library, such as the also provided example of how it could lead to fraud to spying or medical records. [[User:DanH|DanH]] 18:16, 9 April 2008 (EDT)