The Evidence Is Mounting...

From Sunday's Washington Post: Surveillance Net Yields Few Suspects.  Quick take: no surprises, but plenty to refute the need for a warrantless, unsupervised program infringing on personal liberties.  As I noted in my last entry, there are plenty of ways for investigators (either criminal or civil) to get permission for this kind of surveillance and tracking.  But will any of this really make a difference in the face of a war on an abstraction?   I'll have more comments later, but wanted to get the placeholder here.