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Presumably lots of Libs today are trying to figure out if they can make a big fuss about this:
Pentagon finds wrongly collected surveillance data
WASHINGTON (AP) - As many as 260 reports in a classified Defense Department database on suspicious people or activities were improperly collected or kept there, the Pentagon said Wednesday in a review that also found the system to be a valuable tool in terrorism investigations.
The review was ordered last December after reports that the database collected information on anti-war groups and U.S. citizens - prompting members of Congress and others to raise questions about possible domestic spying.
I suppose all the Libs are scratching their heads trying to see if they can do their usual three-ring-circus act based on this, and accuse the U.S. of all manner of wrongdoing.
But any large organization is going to make mistakes. People are rarely perfect in every single action they do, regardless of party, creed, purpose of their organization, or anything else.
Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said there are about 13,000 entries in the database, and that less than 2% either were wrongly added or were not purged later when they were determined not to be real threats.
The Lib view that any error of any kind is some sort of reprehensible action is is nonsensical.
