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From: JSH on 18 Apr 2008 18:42 sent to secret interrogation centers. * * William Colby's records show 20,587 dead between 1968 and 1971, though he * likes to believe that most were killed in military combat and afterwards * identified as part of the VC infrastructure. * * Other testimony suggests that Colby was a bit disingenuous in these 1971 * hearings. At one point Congressman Ogden Reid pulled out a list signed by * a CIA officer that named VC cadre rounded up in a particular action in * 1967. * * "It is of some interest that on this list, 33 of the 61 names were * women and some persons were as young as 11 and 12," noted Reid. * * Valentine spent four years researching this name-intensive book, and * managed to interview over 100 Phoenix participants. If post-Vietnam * America had ever looked into a mirror, this book might have become a * bestseller. Instead it was published just as the Gulf War allowed us to * resume business as usual, and went virtually unnoticed. # The Baltimore Sun,
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 20:12 Pres. to negotiate for * international key recovery. * No. Yes. [Title 6] * * New Commerce Dept. enforcement * powers * No. Yes. [701-702] * * Information Security Board * No. Yes. [801] * * Waiver of any provision of Act by * Executive Order. * No. Yes [901] * * * *The Encrypted Data Security Act, draft dated April 29, 1997. * * **The Secure Public Networks Act, as released on June 17 * by Senator Kerrey's office. Crypto is either GAK crackable, or it is real crypto. There is no such thing as "good faith attempts to balance". You either have to choose between the best interests of the people, or the best interests of the ever-paranoid Militia. I mean the ever-paranoid Military. *******************************************************************
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 21:50 * and highways and transit systems are able to keep pace with them. * * Today, I'm announcing the award of five contracts to standards development * organizations to begin fast tracking the development of those standards. * They are: AASHTO, IEEE, ITE, ASTM, and SAE. [So the standards of hardware * and information are interchangeable and global.] Yep. # Subject: ---> Big Bro and the Intelligent Transportation System <--- # From: 99(a)spies.com (Extremely Right) # Date: 1997/06/03 # # If you live in a big city you will find that there is an interesting # proliferation of cameras pointed at the freeway. Do you know what they # are, what they can do, and what is their potential for abuse? # # The System is called the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) and you # may find it everywhere on the net. The cameras are linked to a city # control room, who are supposed to use them to improve traffic flow. The # cameras are "uplinked" to the net, to satellites, and I suppose to the # United States Transportation Command at Scott AFB or some other # centralized information storage base. Software is being harmonized so that # on the net you may find many countries adopting a GLOBAL ITS. The toys # being developed by the various planners including MIT will be able to # track your travel, monitor your vehicle emissions, determine if you have # been drinking, and even issue you speeding tickets by mail! "Smart" cards # may be used to automatically track individual people and deduct tolls or # bus fares. * REMARKS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY * Technology and Privacy in Intelligent Transportation Systems * http://weber.ucsd.edu/~pagre/cfp-its.html Phil Agre :pagre(a)ucsd.edu * * Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy San Francisco, M
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 19:13 the people, by the people'. We have slowly reached a state of McCarthyism against any elected official who shows ANY "SIGNS OF SOFTNESS" in the War against Crime. The constant state of War against imaginary enemies must end. By imaginary, I mean crime was going down the whole War time. All we are saying, is give peace a chance. ---- I repeat: Civil war would have broken out. ---- Dire suspension of Constitutional protections happens during War: Abraham Lincoln ordered thousands of people detained without hearings, and opposition newspapers shut down during the Civil War. During World War II: the president orders Japanese and such to be held in internment camps. So why do we have all these loss of freedoms during peacetime? Answer: Because the Military has never stopped fighting World War II. # "Spy Agencies Faulted for War Focus" # By Tim Wiener, The New York Times, June 28, 1996 # # American intelligence agencies devote too much time and money to supporting # the Military, and FAR too little to understanding the problems of peace, a # new and authoritative critique concludes. # # The report is one of FOUR MAJOR STUDIES to cite the "alarming imbalance" # of spending more than $26 billion a year on machines, and less than $3 # billion on people, and those people spend their time analyzing the # information the machines collect. # # The Foreign Service has been crippled by budget cuts, sapped by the # Militarization of intelligence. Diplomats, not spies, should be doing # analysis of events in peaceful places. # # The report, by 19 people from the worlds of espionage, diplomacy, the # Military, academia and business, says American intelligence "still has # not yet come in from the cold" and is "ill-prepared for the 21st Century." The Cold War meant that not only were the government's SIGINT operations to continue via the NSA, th
From: quasi on 18 Apr 2008 18:49
'X' for UPS, since they'll post your signature to the Internet. Well, at least there's no biometric information! Is there? * How convenient that only 7 months after Sandia scored the drivers * license contract, DPS decides it will quietly (without any vote) * implement rules requiring fingerprinting and barcoding on Alabama * drivers licenses -- which Sandia specializes in -- just like they are * doing in Communist China! * * Your papers, Comrade! (When can we expect the police with machine * guns to examine our cards to protect us from counterfeiters?) * * The press release only mentions that Alabama gave a contract to produce a * "holographic" driver's license to Sandia Labs. * * It mentions nothing about fingerprints, computers or barcodes. Where does * anyone use a "counterfeit driver's license"? If Driver's Licenses were what * they are claimed to be (to "protect" us from unsafe drivers), instead of * for IDENTIFICATION by the government, there would be no value in having * a fake, would there? Are we being "protected" or is the government just * making sure it can fully identify and control its slaves? * * ************ V ***************** * DEATH TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER * ********************************** * Dr. Linda Thompson * Attorney at Law * Chairman, American Justice Federation * Internet: lindat(a)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 |