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Thursday, 04 July 2013

Join Restore The 4th

Much of what is published in the blogosphere and popular press makes Edward Snowden the headline more so than his disclosure of NSA surveillance programs. Snowden is a side story. Your greater concern - and a matter of urgency - is that his actions put Constitutional abuse under scrutiny.

Take action to restore and preserve your Constitutional Rights to unreasonable search or seizure. Reject general warrants. Insist on probable cause.

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Restore the Fourth Campaign Organizes Protests Against Unconstitutional Surveillance

Beyond the Edward Snowden Question

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