Domestic Spying Far Outpaces Terrorism Prosecutions

Surprise!

The "war on terror" is really a war on Americans:

The number of Americans being secretly wiretapped or having their financial and other records reviewed by the government has continued to increase as officials aggressively use powers approved after the Sept. 11 attacks. But the number of terrorism prosecutions ending up in court -- one measure of the effectiveness of such sleuthing -- has continued to decline, in some cases precipitously.

Terrorism prosecutions have shrunk because, obviously, the "war on terror" was bogus from the get-go.