Aaron, you're an idiot.
1. Our intelligence agencies routinely provide information to our allies, and they routinely provide information to us. Not a secret.

2. Saddam was helping terrorists who were blowing up Israelis, not Americans. And so was Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morroco. That's Israel's problem, not ours.In the meantime, WHERE THE FUCK IS OSAMA BIN LADIN?? Could it be he is still on the loose because the bin Ladin family is a friend of the Bush family?

3. There are procedures in place to monitor calls made from US phones to known terrorists overseas, it's called a FISA court. The probable cause for intelligence collection is different than probable cause for law enforcement. Apparently, Bush couldn't get a warrant so he ignores the law because it's not convienent. Besides, not one sleeper cell has been broken up because of this surveillance.

4. Phone number confiscated from terrorists can be used to obtain a FISA warrant.

5. The 9/11 hijackers did not wear traditional Muslim dress. And the largest terrorist attack on American soil prior to 9/11 was comitted by an American in Oklahoma City. BTW, what is the Bush administration doing to crack down on terrorists like Tim McVeigh and Eric Rudolf. Christians can be terrorists too.

6. Collection of intelligence information applies to US Citizens and Permanent Resident Aliens (green card holders) in the United States. You might want to check out Executive Order 12333

News Flash!! Israelis don’t support Israel.

July 30: An Estimated 2,000 Israelis joined an anti-war march organized by a coalition of women's groups on Saturday evening in Tel Aviv. The protest took place a day before an Israeli air strike in southern Lebanon killed at least 54 civilians, many of them children.

While the majority of the Israeli population supports Israel’s operations against Hezbollah,, there are arguments and concerns about how such military operation should be carried out. Since the beginning of operations, many in the opposition have opposed sending ground troops into Lebanon.
The Israeli government survived a vote of no-confidence in the Knesset on its military operations earlier in the month.

Wow, sounds like they are arguing about the same thing we are…..whether it’s a smart idea to go to start killing civilians in response to a kidnapping.

Keith, do you honestly think this is about the kidnappings?