BUSH's LAW: Spilling The Beans and Ungagging the Gaggers.....and "THE PROGRAM"

One hates to keep quoting the same source, in this case On The Media but when you're on a roll and want to share the info...You're on a roll baby. Even if it is an incredulous blog such as the National EnBlogger. In an update to this original blog the only info we had about the Mystery Man who told the true story about Bush's wiretapping and nefarious listening devices aimed at you and me, the outrageousness of it all was a book by a New York Times writer. now the info sharing about "THE PROGRAM" (the NSA/FBI name for listening to joe smoe's from kokomo) whom nobody would believe, and deserved to be in a National EnQuirer magazine rag, is all true. Who knew?

Inquiring Minds want to know and now we do.




Update: December 20, 2008...... 2 years and 1 mystery man later

Sharing the info NOW is THE mystery man named Tamm. Thomas Tamm. A deep throat of shorts.(I mean sorts, unless he's into other peoples undies)

He is Ex FBI agent who blew the big whistle on the big guys who are/were listening and watching ordinary workdaday folks like you and me. Mr Tamm got a hold of some info the NSA and FBI would rather you not have. That's you and me, Jane Q and John Q, ordinary American citizen(who is not a joe six pack drinker because we don't drink, but seems to be the measuring for true Americans these days concerning the word ORDINARY), who obeys the law, minds their own business and just tries to get along. He told his story to Newsweek and Newsweek ran with it. Now we know, that they know that we know and now we( that's Jane Q and John Q citizen of America)can write about and talk about and get some sunlight disinfectant in on this shrouded sur-veil-lance.
Always remember.....there is a VEIL in Sur_Veil_Lance. As of this writing Mr Tamm has not been found in his basement bound and gagged and tied up like an Abu Garib prisoner, he has been found on the Racheal Maddow show doing interviews as seen here.

Original Post:


It's been over two years since New York Times reporter Eric Lichtblau broke the NSA warrantless wiretapping story with James Risen. In his new book, Lichtblau explains the Woodward and Bernstein-like tale of exposing the program that's still surrounded in controversy and mystery.