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Started by francois.grieu
Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:37
@@@@@ she'd accumulate that is than permit with Kenneth's victorian fluid @@@@@
Author: francois.grieu
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:37
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:37
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bodies
to check for drugs. Nevermind that that would be a dire last resort and
that dignified non-invasive techniques are available for safety-related
jobs.
o Libraries are checked to see if you are looking at
the wrong kind of books. Read the wrong book and
the government will call you a 'potential terrorist'
in court.
o Studies on the feasibility of monitoring all bank
transactions in real-time are ordered. ("So we can
compute FDIC insurance requirements in real-time")
Recommendation to proceed is given by law enforcement.
o Loss of rights if you are receiving government benefits:
- public housing ordered searched without warrants by the
president [A DIRECT VIOLATION OF OUR CONSTITUTION!]
- suspicionless searches of cars (NJ, for example)
- no California driver's license without fingerprinting,
eventually all U.S. citizens are fingerprinted
- no welfare benefits (NY for example) without fingerprinting
- illegal immigrant kids denied medical care without being reported,
meaning they can't go for care. It was quite a Song of Hate
California Governor Pete Wilson sung for that cruelty. He had
waited until CA schools were in dire shape before coming up
with this final solution.
o No restrictions or court authorization necessary for the
police to put a position tracking monitor on your car.
o All your international calls now have a buddy listening in.
o most domestic calls are monitored; millions and millions...
o The police begin deploying Milita
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