Gary Pruitt rightly said that it is an unprecedented intrusion and throws light on the critical situation which leads the authorities to take such an extreme action.
At individual level it will bother people as it affects the privacy terms; with the idea of sharing people won’t feel as secure and free as they felt earlier while communicating with one another but now it should be viewed at a broader level, with the objects and consequences which are attached with this action…the protection of the nation.
Samreen M
Bolee.com
Tax evasion is impossible if the tax laws are simple since simplicity is the best sophistication. Lengthy rules become weak since they offer enough room for the loopholes to enter. In view of this fundamental flaw in the law, let us not punish the tax evader. Let us support him with simple and easy tax laws. Let us win his appreciation for a common good.
If I am in contact with people in the United States, whether by phone, email or a web forum, does this mean that my personal data collected through this program?
Because if so, this is a blatant invasion of my privacy. I do not live there, I do not pay tax there and I do not have the right to vote there. I have not given permission to collect information about me. So we can say that the U.S. government violated my human rights (and those of all Canadians, and if we extrapolate those of all citizens of the planet).
If a reporter-researcher read these lines, I invite you to do your investigation to confirm or deny publicly, what I say. Of course, it would be nice if that journalist could also ask questions that require the Canadian government, which is responsible for enforcing the privacy of Canadians. I look forward to hear from you.
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Maybe you should go consult a dietician because if your mother is a diabetic she shouldn't be having any type white, whole grain, or whole wheat bread because its more difficult to digest. She should be consuming things that are easier to digest such as corn tortillas and such. I'm not a dietician, but I do know plenty of diabetics. (this is assuming she is Type II and not Type I, you didn't specify)
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