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From: Pubkeybreaker on 18 Apr 2008 21:00 to your local papers, radio stations, state supreme courts (make them aware of fingerprinting drivers is a violation of the 1974 Privacy Act). Write to all your state representatives. Take copies of this manifesto and go to your neighbors and ask they consider doing the same. Contact all your friends. : The New York Times, 2/10/87 : "Is This America?", by Anthony Lewis : : "When we speak out", she said, "that's our protection." : : She still believes in America. Network. "Creep" back at the bastards who are destroying America! Be persistent. It is almost too late. ---guy(a)panix.com It must always be remembered that crime statistics are highly inflammatory---an explosive fuel that powers the nation's debate over a large number of important social issues---and that FBI Director Louis Freeh today is the leading official shoveling the fuel into the blazing firebox. ---David Burnham Indeed, the Scary Man has been whispering Nightmare Stories in the ear of President Clinton to control him... * "Threat
From: quasi on 18 Apr 2008 22:21 disregard of the authoritative * sources of law. The decision flies in the face of the principals of * constitutional government and impairs the ability of government to * safeguard citizens from crime. * * It is difficult to conceive of a legislature enacting it into law, either. * * It has caused specific evils and is a discredited attempt at criminal * jurisprudence. Overturning it would be the MOST IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENT * THIS OR ANY OTHER ADMINISTRATION COULD ACCOMPLISH TO PROTECT UNITED * STATES CITIZENS FROM CRIME. A constant state of war, for 'national security and national safety' reasons. The novel '1984', about oppressive government, contains three key features: o Massive surveillance mechanism o Constant state of War o Physical and psychological terror to control targeted individuals and groups The constant state of War is used by politicians to control us little people. As it was in the book 1984. Did you know the U.S. has been in a state of Drug War since the 1960s? This section of the manifesto is about constantly beating the Drum of War... * "1984", author George Orwell, 1949, ISBN 0-679-41739-7 * * Winston could not definitely remember a
From: Pubkeybreaker on 18 Apr 2008 23:48 abuse of power, which was granted by Congress in the good faith that the government would not trade off the Bill of Rights in order to pursue political objectives. It was a worst-case disaster. Even after investigating, Congress basically yawned: "The CISPES case was an aberration, it was lower-level FBI employees who got carried away by their national security mandate. It was not politically motivated" --- The Senate Select Intelligence Committee. * "Above the Law", by David Burnham, ISBN 0-684-80699-1, 1996 * * ...something much more sinister was at work. In his carefully documented * analysis of the CISPES matter, 'Break-ins, Death Threats and the FBI: the * Covert War Against the Central American Movement', Boston writer Ross * Gelbspan argues that a much more extensive conspiracy may have been at * work. Far from being a low-level operation, Gelbspan reports, hundreds * of documents in the CISPES file had been initialed by Oliver "Buck" * Revell, then the number two official in the FBI. [Further evidence * implicates the CIA] Congress is unable to investigate the FBI, let alone the NSA. # "U.S. Recruited Ex-Rebel Despite Links to Deaths, Report Says" # By Tim Golden, The New York Times, January 21, 1997 # # A former Salvador
From: fortune.bruce on 18 Apr 2008 22:59 only 146 * were found to have registered for duplicate benefits. New York State * officials said they didn't expect to find many cases of fraud. [What???] * "We are just using a new tool to help comply with Federal regulations * prohibiting us from giving duplicate benefits." * * The program is costing the state $10 million a year. One big evil eye, done with biometrics...control FAR BEYOND anything that could be implemented with a social security number. It's for our best interests... * "Suffolk Medical Examiner Urges Fingerprinting Law" * By John T. McQuiston, The New York Times, 8/20/1996 * * Putting motorists' fingerprints on NY driver's licenses, as is done in * California, would help identify disaster victims, the Suffolk Medical * Examiner told a committee of the County Legislature about his work on * the crash of TWA Flight 800. * * "The victims from California were the fastest and easiest to identify," * the Medical Examiner, Dr. Charles V. Wetli, said, "because the fingerprint * of their right thumb was on their driver's license." * * "It was a nightmare for the other families to wait for identification." ---- Just how much does the government want to track us, by issuing tracking devices? Metrocard is a re-writeable magnetic card. It's new to us New Yorkers. They are individually serial-numbered. * "Metrocards to Replace School Transit Passes" * By John Sullivan, The New York Times, 8/26/1996 * * About 500,000 students will now have their bus and subway usage tracked by * Metrocards, in an effort to save money. Unlike current passes, which * students can use anytime between 6 A.
From: tchow on 18 Apr 2008 22:31
entirely as components of this integrated system. Each station in the network - not just the satellite stations - has Dictionary computers that report to the ECHELON system P37 United States spy satellites, designed to intercept communications from orbit above the earth, are also likely to be connected into the ECHELON system. These satellites either move in orbits that criss-cross the earth or, like the Intelsats, sit above the Equator in geostationary orbit. They have antennae that can scoop up very large quantities of radio communications from the areas below. A final element of the ECHELON system are facilities that tap directly into land-based telecommunications systems, completing a near total coverage of the world's communications. The microwave networks are made up of chains of microwave towers relaying messages from hilltop to hilltop (always within line of sight) across the countryside. These networks shunt large quantities of communications across a country. Intercepting them giv |