Bush Wiretapped Obama in 2004

Bush-Era NSA Whistleblower:  A GOP run NSA wiretapped Democrat Senate candidate Obama

• Tit for tat.  Then the Obama run NSA ups Bush and spied on the entire fucking nation and the Obama IRS targets the Tea Party.
• Neither party gives a damn about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.  The mouth-breathing lackeys in both parties act as the brainless cheerleaders for their respective Dear Leaders.

Police State  -  Russ Tice, a former intelligence analyst and Bush-era NSA whistleblower, claimed Wednesday that the intelligence community has ordered surveillance on a wide range of groups and individuals, including high-ranking military officials, lawmakers and diplomats.

 

He also made another stunning allegation. He says the NSA had ordered wiretaps on phones connected to then-Senate candidate Barack Obama back in 2004 reports The Blaze.

 

 

“They went after–and I know this because I had my hands literally on the paperwork for these sort of things–they went after high-ranking military officers; they went after members of Congress, both Senate and the House, especially on the intelligence committees and on the armed services committees and some of the–and judicial,” said Tice.

 

He went on: “But they went after other ones, too. They went after lawyers and law firms. All kinds of–heaps of lawyers and law firms. They went after judges. One of the judges is now sitting on the Supreme Court that I had his wiretap information in my hand. Two are former FISA court judges."

 

They went after State Department officials. They went after people in the executive service that were part of the White House–their own people.”

 

Then Tice dropped the bombshell about Obama.

 

“Here’s the big one,” he said. “[T]his was in summer of 2004, one of the papers that I held in my hand was to wiretap a bunch of numbers associated with a 40-something-year-old wannabe senator for Illinois. You wouldn’t happen to know where that guy lives right now would you? It’s a big white house in Washington, D.C. That’s who they went after, and that’s the president of the United States now.”

FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds and Tice agreed that such wide-ranging surveillance of officials could provide the intelligence agencies with unthinkable power to blackmail their opponents.

 

“I was worried that the intelligence community now has sway over what is going on,” Tice said.