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1 total messages Started by francois.grieu Sat, 21 Jul 2007 02:36
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Author: francois.grieu
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 02:36
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*   Attorney at Law
*   Chairman, American Justice Federation
*   Internet:  lindat@iquest.net

HOW INCREDIBLY CHEESEY OF OUR GOVERNMENT!

"YOU GO, GIRL":

*   Dr. Linda Thompson, continued:
*   
*      They claim that because the Alabama legislature has required driver's
*   licenses, but left it up to the Department of Public Safety to
*   "promulgate the rules," that the Alabama Department of Public Safety is
*   free to write rules that require us to be fingerprinted and have our
*   information stored in a bar code and they are planning to REQUIRE THIS.
*   Public comments must be received before JULY 8th! (Phone numbers,
*   addresses are below)
*   
*      They assure us that fingerprinting us "won't be messy" because
*   fingerprints will be scanned "electronically" (no ink) and the
*   fingerprints will "ONLY" be stored in a master computer at police
*   headquarters.    Gee, doesn't that make you feel warm and fuzzy all
*   over?  It's okay for them to rape us of our rights TO BE FREE OF
*   UNREASONABLE SEARCHES and to BE FREE OF UNREASONABLE SEIZURES, and our
*   right to PRIVACY, as long as they are neat about it, eh?
*   
*      Your PRIVATE INFORMATION will be stored in the bar code on your
*   driver's license and in the police computer, too.
*   
*      You DO know that ANY federal agency, including the IRS, and FBI, and
*   ANY police agency can ALSO access that big computer database, too, don't
*   you?
[
    Charles R. Smith, SOFTWAR, http://www.us.net/softwar:
    Department of Motor Vehicle computer systems are required to be up and
    available 24 hours a day for access by the FBI's National Crime
    Information Center (NCIC). This is the one used by all local police
    in their cars wh
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