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if they want to play sports.
 
*   Boston Globe, June 12, 1997
*
*   PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) - A full-time plainclothes police officer and
*   drug-sniffing dogs will be put to work at Portsmouth High School to
*   control drug use. The plan also calls for volunteer drug testing of
*   pupils and creating a Scholastic Crimeline, a tip service for the
*   kids to snitch on friends, parents.

1984 means a constant State of War.


The government is totally nuts, hooking our flesh up to machines to verify
the pureness of our "precious bodily fluids" [Dr. Strangelove].

Isn't a government demand that our flesh be logically hooked together with
machines the definition of 'cyborg'?


*   "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", by Jack Herer, 1992, ISBN 1-878125-00-1
*
*   A new billboard has appeared in Ventura, California, promoting the
*   "Zero Tolerance" campaign. It says: "Help a friend, send him to jail."

$   "Gingrich Suggests Tough Drug Measure", NYT, August 27, 1995
$   
$   Speaker Gingrich said he would ask Congress to enact legislation imposing
$   the death penalty on drug smugglers, and suggested MASS EXECUTIONS of
$   people convicted under the law might prove an effective deterrent.
$   
$   Mr. Gingrich told about 1,500 people at a youth football and cheerleading
$   jamboree, "And they'd have only one chance to appeal, then we'd kill them
$   within 18 months."

On January 7, 1997, Gingrich introduced H.R. 41, "Drug Importer Death Penalty
Act of 1997", which "mandates that a person convicted of bringing into the
United States '100 usual dosage amounts' of several illicit substances --
including two ounces of marijuana -- be sentenced to federal prison for life
without parole; a second offense brings the death penalty."

#   "Dole Calls for Wider Military Role in Fighting Drugs"
#   By Katherine Q. Seelye, The New York Times, August 26, 1996
#   
#   "I want the Military to expand