What a nascent police state sounds like | NPR
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Skip to 34:45. Bob Ginsberg is a lawyer for one of the people in Guantanamo. The funny bit is how incompetent the tap is. :)
Bob Gensburg is a lawyer in rural Vermont who represents a Guantanamo detainee, Abdul Zahir. Bob says that as he started to build his case, strange things began happening: his wife picked up their home phone and overheard him talking, but Bob wasn't at home or on his cell phone - he was using the land line at work. Bob also says that his word processing folder, which archives his case for Mr. Zahir, has disappeared from his desktop several times. Bob has spoken with forensic detectives, and believes his phone is tapped and his work is being monitored because he's representing Mr. Zahir.
Bob Gensburg is a lawyer in rural Vermont who represents a Guantanamo detainee, Abdul Zahir. Bob says that as he started to build his case, strange things began happening: his wife picked up their home phone and overheard him talking, but Bob wasn't at home or on his cell phone - he was using the land line at work. Bob also says that his word processing folder, which archives his case for Mr. Zahir, has disappeared from his desktop several times. Bob has spoken with forensic detectives, and believes his phone is tapped and his work is being monitored because he's representing Mr. Zahir.
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