Congressman Markey from the socialist state of Massachusetts is concerned about the government's invasion of the privacy of individuals through the surveillance of international bank transfers. He reckons that citizens will be offended by this program. I wonder how many Americans he thinks make international bank transfers, or are even remotely concerned about surveillance of such. I suppose a lot of rich guys like Kerry and Kennedy could be concerned; Kennedy should be since he used to actively support the IRA, a terrorists group. I doubt that many of us average folks care one way or the other. Markey may well represent the attitude of people in his district in Massachusetts, but he has always seemed to be out of touch with average Americans.