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If all of this is true to the word, lets talk about auditing.
DoD has approximately one auditor per $2 billion spent in contracts. Oversight is lax at best, which is why there is so much waste.
The intelligence contractors have sucked the institutional memory out of NSA as private pays more.
They were so far behind on clearance investigations that they had to outsource the process.
How much oversight do you really think there is?
Even if they need a "warrant," how many people are responsible for the oversight?
Also, the few laws that people keep mentioning are the ambiguously worded public ones. Nobody is privy to the DOJ interpretations of such laws, nor are they privy to any of the rules set by the secret intelligence committees in Congress.
Much more is done behind closed doors than in public.
Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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