Judge eager to re-enter NSA surveillance fight
From the article: "Warning that the constitutional rights of tens of millions of Americans are being violated, a federal judge said Wednesday that he's eager to expedite a lawsuit seeking to shut down the National Security Agency's controversial program to collect data on large volumes of U.S. telephone calls."
The important thing about judges not being able to read is that they think that the Patriot Act supercedes the Constitution.
When I see a judge eager to take on a case, that is a problem. Judges are supposed to be impartial arbiters.
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The question then is how large the Nazi state could have made its security agencies without running into the law of diminishing returns (because some of those recruited would turn out to be, or become, double agents). Certainly, East Germany's Stasi was much larger (per capita), and it had a huge problem with double agents.