In the new Frontline documentary "Spying on the Home Front," correspondent Hedrick Smith investigates the impact that pre-emptive searches for terrorist suspects have on innocent Americans.
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Comments [1]
The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
No domestic terrorists attacks since 9/11. Hmm?
I guess new tactics against new threats to our country aren't working.
I'm more concerned about identity theft. That affects my wallet.
And what about having to overhear idiotic cell phone conversations everywhere I go? That affects my mental health. (But I guess most of my fellow WNYC listeners think that anyone who isn't paranoid about our "evil"/Bush government must already be crazy.)
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