Better Late Than Never

Brian Doherty | 3.8.2006 10:16 AM

The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board created in 2004 is finally going to meet, Newsweek reports.

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Number 6 19 years ago

"Everything look ok to you guys?"
"Yup, looks fine to me. No abuses here."
"Very well, I move that we adjorn until 2010."
ChicagoTom 19 years ago

Number 6 you are being generous...

I would imagine that they would merely do a roll call and then adjourn until 2010 and still say that they "met"
James 19 years ago

Once people found out they existed, they were shamed into meeting. I doubt anyone was appointed who take issue with the expansion of government power. Bad enough they have to make us all into farm animals, but now they're insulting us on top of it.

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