We, the people, all know, beyond reasonable doubt, given our human faculties, that the NSA has been collecting data on our digital communication. We take our digital communication as our unalienable thought-life. We know this through the experience of our interaction with digital media , including text messages, all forms of internet communication, GPS data, telephone conversations, and so forth - this list not being conclusive.
Therefore, we send an imperative to our civil government ,through this ubiquitous digital medium, to share with us what is already ours - our digital data. In this instance, we are not requesting the end of NSA surveillance, we are simply demanding that we gain access to the fruits of our own thought labor.
This is our intellectual property.