That's the point - everyone's a potential threat.
With the way things are set up, we're all breaking some law and they just need more money and time and they'll have us all rounded up.

Oh, and don't worry, I'm behind seven proxies!

Wear disguise - check
Travel to net cafe in another state - check
Pay for time in cash - check
Fire up proxies - check
Hack into DoD mainframe - check

Download pr0n - check FTW!

Real terrorists don't live in America, and real Americans aren't terrorists. This isn't some dictatorship or communist country, every American has the right to privacy, on the internet and in reality.

Clearly a document based on the "if you have nothing to hide, you wouldn't worry about keeping things private" school of thought.

so , all u saying is that all american authorities are retarded, isnt it ?
oh i hope to be alive the see the fall !!!

Terrorists communicating through xbox live...

The problem with this is you have to believe the fbi etc aren't corrupt and enforce the law in a morally acceptable manor rather than doing whatever the hell they want in the name of "security".

Because empires in decline always turn on their own citizens before the fall.

Still, I would much rather live in the US than anywhere else, mostly because we have the 2nd Amendment.

Owning more than 2 cellphones - guilty as charged. Having more prepaid SIM cards than I actually use - also guilty as charged. Sorry, couldn't resist the bargain prices of those Chinese-made cellphones. By the way, are they going to include "posting on Techspot" ? I might have to post as "Guest" next time .

I'm a terrorist !?

Security and Freedom through Encryption Act trumps what FBI thinks about your encrypted business dealings. Just because someone posts something on a tech website does not mean the FBI will have the right to bust through your door. If you are not a terrorist, then you have nothing to worry about. If you are conducting illegal actions, planning cyber attacks, or physical attacks, then yes--you might want to watch out.

(b) USE OF ENCRYPTION NOT A BASIS FOR PROBABLE CAUSE- The use of encryption by any person shall not be the sole basis for establishing probable cause with respect to a criminal offense or a search warrant.'.

LOL, I'm officially a terrorist, and also my entire Battlefield clan because we are a group of men between the ages of 25 and 65 from different states in the USA and Overseas, and we keep talkikng about nothing but guns, assault rifles, SMG's, LMG's, rigging vehicles with C4, and always talking about middle eastern cities (map names, lol), and sure the topic sometimes shift into politics, if one guy from the clan goes unemployed or has an increase on his medicare due to having more kids, see you in GUANTANAMO .