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Limit the Amount of Time the N.S.A. Can Hold the American Public's Personal Data to a Maximum of Two Weeks.

Created by T.I. on July 30, 2013

As of recent it has come to light that the N.S.A. Has been collecting private and personal information about American citizens, laying claim to "protecting" the American public. There of course is the governments right to protect it's citizens by observation, however it is not fair to the American Public to have their data pillaged for information, that is why after the two weeks period the N.S.A. should delete or over write personal data of the public, however I view that if an individual is a suspect that data can be kept under a warrant for the extended period. This is important to keep unrest to a minimum and fait in the American system as well as faith in the multi billion dollar companies that pay tax to the government.

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