Why the CIA cannot be trusted and violates what the US should stand for -- RT World News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : (and) an employee takes some affirmative action that demonstrates an intent to use or retain the information ...
47% : A 1985 article in the June 5, 1985 issue of the Cornell Law Review, entitled 'Executive Order 12333: Unleashing the CIA violates the Leash Law', declared that "[t]he Order allows the CIA ... to direct domestic counterintelligence, foreign intelligence, covert operations, and law enforcement activity against United States citizens," and argued that it should be rescinded immediately.
46% : What should disturb - even disgust - every American is that the CIA is using these activities, all of which are conducted under the authority of EO 12333, as a 'backdoor' for US law enforcement to collect information on American citizens that it would otherwise be prohibited from doing so because of constitutional constraint.

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