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of it protecting someone involved in these activities
outweighs right to privacy of everyone else in the United States.

That our communications must be compromised by Government "Key Recovery".


What a bunch of hooey.



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                         War #1  -  Drugs
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*   The New York Times
*    
*   December 7 1995. A&E Investigative Reports "Seized by the Law" draws
*   attention to a recent embellishment of the criminal law that permits
*   Federal agents and the state and local police to confiscate cash and
*   property on the suspicion that their owners are involved in drug
*   trafficking.
*    
*   Just suspicion.
*    
*   No arrest or indictment, much less conviction, is required.

The Dark Ages in America.

*   And the fact that most of the proceeds stay with
*   the police may be a temptation to confiscation.

Naw, that would never happen.
 
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Fear, loathing, suspicion, unlimited police powers...welcome to America...

*   "Above the Law", by David Burnham, ISBN 0-684-80699-1, 1996
*   
*   As he had done many times before, African-American Willie Jones was about
*   to board an American airlines flight to Houston to buy flowers and shrubs.
*   He was a second-generation family florist and on February 27, 1991 he was
*   carrying $9600 in cash because the wholesalers prefer cash.
*   
*   This time, however, apparently because Jones fit a "profile" of what drug
*   dealers are supposed to look like, two police officers stopped him,
*   searched him and seized his $9600. The businessman was given a receipt
*   and told he was free to go.
*   
*   "No evidence of wrongdoing was ever produced. No charges were e